Name: German Expressionism, Futurism, Bauhaus, Cubism (Art Movements)
Description: The movement combined the emotional intensity and self-denial of German Expressionists with the anti-figurative aesthetic of European abstract schools


Name: The planet (Planet)
Description: The planet Earth.


Name: Master Hugo (artist)
Description: An artist who also illuminated manuscripts


Name: Cultured Pearls, Natural Pearls (Type of Pearls)
Description: Pearls produced by artificial means or by living mollusks or freshwater clams


Name: settlers (People)
Description: People who were granted a plot of land


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: Predominant faith in Brazil


Name: Gigawidget (Abstract unit of production)
Description: A variant of the term widget that is used to describe an object that is fictitious.


Name: Ancient Near East Technique (Cultural Artifact/Technique)
Description: A technique with an ancient tradition in the Near East, represented in most early cultures.


Name: cigarette excise taxes (Tax)
Description: Taxes levied on cigarettes in Missouri


Name: [SiO2+n]2n- (Silicate Anion)
Description: Anion invariably colorless or white


Name: Franks (ethnic group)
Description: Germanic tribe that settled in what is now France and Germany


Name: Skopje (city)
Description: The capital and largest city of North Macedonia


Name: dragon medallion (Symbol)
Description: A dragon medallion that was placed on the front of the yanbian guanfu.


Name: child poverty (Social issue)
Description: A condition where children live in low-income households


Name: Execution and oversight of laws (Government function)
Description: The execution and oversight of the laws of the state of Alabama


Name: Other Minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minerals that can also form during the crystallization of igneous rocks and are stable at high temperatures and pressures.


Name: Civil servant (statistics) (Statistical classification)
Description: A category of civil servants for statistical purposes


Name: 'Booty Futures' (Concept)
Description: Workaround for sale of resources emerging from conflicts


Name: Communities of Belgium (Political Division)
Description: Belgium is organized separately by each community.


Name: Cycladic Island of Naxos (Island)
Description: An island in the Cyclades archipelago, Greece.


Name: new constitution (Document)
Description: The new constitution of Tunisia


Name: Various Industries (Sector)
Description: Industries that use silicates, such as construction and ceramics.


Name: the home of the French language, which is spoken by millions around the world as a first or second language (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being the home of the French language, which is spoken by millions around the world as a first or second language


Name: 40% renewable energy sources (Percentage of Energy Sources)
Description: The percentage of Germany's power demands met by renewable energy


Name: Natural Silicate Perovskite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in the Tenham Meteorite


Name: transformation between α- and β-quartz (process)
Description: The process involving the change between α- and β-quartz


Name: flower wars (conflict)
Description: Conflicts waged against Tlaxcala and Huexotzinco, which were intensified by Motecuhzoma Xocoyotzin


Name: Xoconochco (province)
Description: The province conquered by Motecuhzoma Xocoyotzin


Name: Myrrh (Scent)
Description: The scent that a real black coral emits when boiled in milk.


Name: Mongol clothes and cultural aspects (cultural elements)
Description: clothes and cultural practices of the Mongols


Name: Kamo and Nakayama river systems (River System)
Description: Rivers located in Saijō city


Name: sea (natural_feature)
Description: Large body of salt water


Name: Morocco and Algeria (political_entity)
Description: Countries of North Africa that have modified their policies in response to Berberism's demands


Name: Textiles (Artisan Work)
Description: Woven or knitted cloth made from fibers such as wool, cotton, linen, silk, hemp, or other materials.


Name: Tegula (Historical Object)
Description: Ancient Roman roof tile made of fired clay.


Name: Four Asian Tigers (Grouping)
Description: A term used to refer to four East and Southeast Asian countries that experienced remarkable growth following World War II: Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan.


Name: Main Island of Taiwan (Geographical Location)
Description: Island that Chiang Ching-kuo lifted martial law on in 1987


Name: Lifting out of the quarry (Process)
Description: The process of lifting Yule Marble blocks out of the quarry


Name: Pearl Harbor (Geographical location)
Description: The harbor located on the island of Oahu, Hawaii


Name: Inwood area, Manhattan (Area)
Description: An area in Manhattan, New York City


Name: Dungan Revolt (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A rebellion in northwest China during the mid-19th century


Name: Impressionism (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that Symbolism emerged as a reaction to.


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


Name: Multiple physiological processes (Physiological process)
Description: Processes affected by the presence of potassium in the body.


Name: High Fashion Industry (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces expensive and stylish clothing for a small number of elite clients.


Name: Christian jewellery (artifact)
Description: Decorative items worn for personal adornment created under Christian influence in Iberia, post-Reconquista


Name: Renewable electricity sources (EnergyResource)
Description: Sources of energy generated from renewable resources


Name: Gold nanoparticles (Material)
Description: Particles of gold on the nanoscale


Name: Founding Fathers (GroupOfPeople)
Description: The group of men who were instrumental in the founding and shaping of the United States


Name: Ceuta (City)
Description: An exclave city of Spain in North Africa


Name: Reduced emissions profile (Environmental impact)
Description: The decrease in pollutants released during lignite combustion


Name: solid milk chocolate (food)
Description: a form of chocolate that includes powdered or condensed milk, which was invented in 1875


Name: Medallion (Artifact)
Description: A large medal is often referred to as a medallion.


Name: Tsai Ming-liang (Person)
Description: A Taiwanese film director known for his work in the Taiwan New Wave movement


Name: Thermonuclear energy release and thermal conductivity (often in the form of degenerate electrons) (Physical properties)
Description: Properties influencing the rate of reaction and thickness of thermonuclear flames.


Name: average American life expectancy (Statistic)
Description: the average number of years an individual can expect to live in the United States


Name: Alabama Splash Adventure (Amusement park)
Description: An amusement park located in Alabama.


Name: Utilities in Morocco (Organization)
Description: Entities responsible for the provision of water and sanitation services in Morocco


Name: New York metropolitan area (Geographical Area)
Description: A geographical region in the United States


Name: 1.10 m (4 ft) (length)
Description: A specific sea-level rise in the action plan


Name: Our Universe (Location)
Description: The universe we inhabit and observe, which includes all of space and time


Name: Danishmendids (historical_group)
Description: One of the Turkish principalities during the Seljuk period


Name: Major League Soccer (SportsLeague)
Description: Professional soccer league


Name: Environmental Conservation Efforts (Environment)
Description: Actions taken to protect and preserve natural resources and ecosystems


Name: Mill Site (Industrial Location)
Description: The location where the marble was processed into usable form.


Name: Meteorites (Celestial_Body)
Description: Some meteorites contain microscopic diamonds that were formed when the Solar System was still a protoplanetary disk.


Name: social norms (Society)
Description: The shared beliefs, practices, and expectations that define a society or community


Name: Bowen's Reaction Series (Geological Theory)
Description: Theory that predicts the order of formation of minerals in volcanic rocks


Name: Golden hat (artifact)
Description: A type of artifact made from a gold alloy


Name: Amotz Zahavi (Scientist)
Description: Israeli ornithologist and evolutionary biologist who proposed the 'handicap principle'


Name: Marble mined and sculpted in Peccia (Material)
Description: The material used to construct the church


Name: Spacecrafts (Vehicle)
Description: A vehicle that is designed for traveling in outer space, including those intended only for unmanned flight


Name: Early examples of vernacular Romance-based literature (Literature)
Description: include short snippets of Mozarabic Romance


Name: Trigonal crystal system (Crystal system)
Description: One of the two crystal systems in the Hexagonal Crystal Family.


Name: 2nd millennium BC to 1st century AD in Hajar ar Rayhani (Time Period)
Description: A period of time from the 2nd millennium BC to the 1st century AD in Hajar ar Rayhani


Name: Magyar conquest of the Carpathian Basin (Historical event)
Description: The event where Magyars conquered the Carpathian Basin


Name: Arno and Rubicon rivers (Geographical Feature)
Description: Roman Italy extended from these rivers in the centre-north


Name: Fashion (Social Phenomenon)
Description: A trend in clothing styles


Name: meteorites (Geological material)
Description: Rocks that have fallen to Earth from outer space, including asteroids and the Moon


Name: harvest gold (Color)
Description: A color originally called harvest in the 1920s


Name: similar or different meaning (semantic state)
Description: The semantic relationship between the compound and its components


Name: researcher (Job Title)
Description: A title or position held by a person


Name: Sorghum (Cereal)
Description: A cereal native to Africa.


Name: [Geoffrey Rush, Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett and Heath Ledger] (People)
Description: -


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: A country in South America


Name: 80% of mined diamonds (Percentage of Mineral Production)
Description: Approximately 80% of mined diamonds


Name: Railway network (Transportation infrastructure)
Description: 922 km (573 mi) long railway network


Name: Ludwig Wilhelm Gilbert (Person)
Description: German physicist and chemist who proposed the names for Sodium and Potassium


Name: Iron content increases (Geological term)
Description: -


Name: Pitchblende Ore (Chemical Substance)
Description: The ore from which radium and polonium were eventually extracted


Name: Violence against women (Issue)
Description: -


Name: Initial Energy Costs (Cost)
Description: The amount of energy consumed to produce, deliver and install the material.


Name: Glass (material)
Description: A hard, brittle, non-crystalline, usually transparent solid material that is a supercooled liquid.


Name: Somatics, Psychiatry and Addiction treatment (Specialist health services)
Description: Specialized services offered by Sørlandet Hospital


Name: Greeks (ethnicity)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Greece


Name: Blood-Red or Pigeon Blood color (Color Variation)
Description: The brightest and most valuable shade of red, called blood-red or pigeon blood, commands a large premium over other rubies of similar quality


Name: Volcanic activity (Geological phenomenon)
Description: The occurrence of volcanic activity


Name: Softer Shoe Soles, Wooden or Stone Steps, Glaciers (Materials)
Description: Examples of materials that can be worn away by abrasives.


Name: Kozoite-(Nd) (Mineral)
Description: Another exception where neodymium is dominant in the mineral


Name: Resistance to Corrosion (Class: Property)
Description: Being able to withstand corrosive agents.


Name: Eric H. Davidson and Roy John Britten (Scientists)
Description: Advocated for the use of sea urchins as a model organism


Name: Alexis de Tocqueville's essay on Algeria (Work)
Description: An uncompleted essay written by Alexis de Tocqueville outlining his ideas for transforming Algeria from an occupied tributary state to a colonial regime


Name: Calluna (PlantSpecies)
Description: A genus of heaths in the family Ericaceae


Name: Sargon of Akkad (Person)
Description: The ruler who is the earliest mention of Babylon on a tablet


Name: $20.1 billion (Monetary_Value)
Description: The monetary value of Afghanistan's nominal GDP in 2020


Name: Cubic zirconia crystals (Crystals)
Description: The cubic crystals of zirconia


Name: Roman culture (Ancient Culture)
Description: Culture of ancient Rome


Name: These Institutes (Educational institution)
Description: State Non-University Tertiary Institutes


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: Gold, which was considered to be imperishable, eternal and indestructible in Ancient Egypt


Name: England's coins (coin)
Description: Coins minted in England


Name: Calcium (Chemical Element)
Description: A highly reactive alkaline earth metal with the atomic number 20.


Name: Modern Classicism (Art Movement)
Description: The movement that contrasted with the classical sculpture of the 19th century.


Name: Hadron (particle)
Description: A type of particle that is made up of quarks, being either a meson or a baryon.


Name: Eleven acute-care hospitals, four skilled nursing facilities, six diagnostic and treatment centers, and more than 70 community-based primary care sites (Hospitals and Clinics)
Description: Facilities serving primarily the city's poor and working-class residents.


Name: Luxury Hardstone Carvings (Artwork)
Description: Carvings made from hardstones such as dagger hilts and cups.


Name: Exoskeleton (Structure)
Description: An external skeleton that covers the body of an animal, serving as armor to protect it from predators.


Name: birth rate (demographic statistic)
Description: The number of live births in a given area or population during a specified time period


Name: Food and Drug Administration (FDA) (Organization)
Description: An agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that is responsible for regulating food, cosmetics, tobacco products, and dietary supplements


Name: 1661, city of Basel, Switzerland (Location and time)
Description: The year and location where the museum was opened


Name: Syllables of Words (Language Component)
Description: The smallest units of pronunciation in language, typically containing one vowel sound and one or more consonant sounds


Name: France (Country)
Description: European country that established a protectorate over Tahiti


Name: Modern Period (1991–present) (Event)
Description: Period marked by the end of the Cold War and the globalization of economies and cultures


Name: Waist chains among men in India (Cultural practice)
Description: In some regions waist chains are common among men as well


Name: Age distribution of Westchester County (Statistic)
Description: The age distribution data provided in the text.


Name: Medieval Period (Historical Era)
Description: The period during which Islam and pre-Islamic Arab religion influenced Berber beliefs.


Name: Drying time (Time duration)
Description: The time it takes for the paint to dry.


Name: new communities (settlements)
Description: The new population centers formed by forced resettlement of indigenous populations


Name: Banking Sector Corruption (Quality)
Description: The level of corruption in Switzerland's banking sector.


Name: São Paulo (City)
Description: Largest urban agglomeration in Brazil with 21.1 million inhabitants


Name: Minoan civilization (civilization)
Description: An early Bronze-Age civilization on the island of Crete


Name: Black-body radiation (Electromagnetic Radiation)
Description: Radiation emitted from a perfect absorber (black body) of electromagnetic radiation


Name: Christian religious subject matter (Subject Matter)
Description: Subject matter of sculptures created by the Sevillian school


Name: Cuttack (City)
Description: A city in Odisha, India


Name: Region (Geographical Region)
Description: Different regions in India have varying meat consumption habits among Hindus


Name: Brazilian film industry (industry)
Description: The film industry of Brazil.


Name: Ceremony laying the foundations for Warsaw's Radium Institute (Event)
Description: Event marking the beginning of construction of the Radium Institute in Warsaw


Name: Beads (Object)
Description: Small decorative objects threaded onto strings or cords.


Name: Barium oxide (Compound)
Description: A compound used in the first commercial method of producing oxygen


Name: Earth's crust (Geographical feature)
Description: A major part of the solid outer layer of a planet.


Name: Individual with Substantial Wealth and Power (Person)
Description: An exceptional case of an Indigenous individual who grew into substantial wealth and power during the colonial period


Name: Tang-Song style clothing worn in multiple layers (type of clothing)
Description: clothing style combining elements from the Tang and Song dynasties


Name: Earth (Location)
Description: The third planet from the Sun and the only known astronomical object to harbor life


Name: [a symmetric federal republic with a semi-presidential system] (GovernmentStructure)
Description: The political structure of the country


Name: Horten V3 (Aircraft)
Description: The only surviving example of the Horten Ho 229, a double-seat jet aircraft developed during World War II.


Name: Silicate Minerals (Mineral Class)
Description: The majority of the Earth's crust is composed of these minerals


Name: Serres de Llevant (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in eastern Mallorca


Name: Macedonian territory split between Serbia and Greece (Geographical_Region)
Description: The region for which IMRO leaders aimed to achieve independence


Name: Tomb of the Eagles, Scotland (archaeological site)
Description: An archaeological site in Fife, Scotland containing a Bronze Age burial chamber


Name: Overdue childbirths (medical condition)
Description: Medical condition that Kaadmau was used to treat


Name: Year 1964 (Time)
Description: The year when the Faltaits Folklore Museum was founded.


Name: Rome (Location)
Description: City where the column is preserved


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: Monotheistic religion based on the Quran and teachings of Muhammad


Name: Berbers (ethnic group)
Description: People believed to have inhabited the region since 10,000 BC


Name: Europa-Park near Freiburg (Theme Park Resort)
Description: Europe's second-most popular theme park resort


Name: Alps (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A mountain range in Europe, covering an area of about 150,000 square miles


Name: Azurite (mineral)
Description: A deep blue copper carbonate mineral


Name: Community of Sahel–Saharan States (CEN_SAD) (International Organization)
Description: A regional economic and political organization that focuses on promoting cooperation in the Sahel-Sahara region.


Name: Cyclo[18]carbon (C18) (Carbon allotrope)
Description: A specific carbon allotrope synthesized in 2019.


Name: Westchester County (Location)
Description: A county in the state of New York, United States


Name: the world's highest number of top universities (RankInNumberOfTopUniversities)
Description: China's position regarding the number of top universities compared to other countries


Name: Emperor's pilot (Role)
Description: The role that Kuma-wani acted in during the Emperor's journey


Name: Berbers (Ethnic Group)
Description: North African ethnic group predominantly living in Maghreb region


Name: Some form of treatment (Thermal or chemical process)
Description: Processes applied to enhance the appearance or durability of rubies


Name: Oppdal Church (Building)
Description: The church built at Vang, Oppdal in the early 17th century


Name: Berlin (Location)
Description: The capital city of Germany


Name: Cultured, synthetic or 'lab-created' gemstones (Lab-created Gemstone)
Description: Gemstones that possess chemical and physical characteristics identical to the naturally occurring variety


Name: Pearl (Natural object)
Description: The material of which pearls are composed.


Name: Venus of Hohle Fels (artifact)
Description: -


Name: Jacques-Louis David (Artist)
Description: French artist who was favored by Napoleon.


Name: Federal Council (Government Body)
Description: The seven-member executive body that governs Switzerland


Name: Okanogan County (County)
Description: A county located in the state of Washington, US


Name: Spectroscopic Measurements (Scientific Technique)
Description: Techniques used to easily recognize the brown color due to irradiation or nickel impurity in diamonds


Name: to address the whole of society (Societal Role)
Description: To cater to all segments of society and visitors


Name: Clement Attlee (Person)
Description: The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1945 to 1951


Name: Exclusion (Symbolism)
Description: The act of using a symbol


Name: Mohenjo-daro (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site in Pakistan


Name: Collectors (People)
Description: Individuals interested in collecting meteorites


Name: Lanthanides (GroupOfElements)
Description: A series of chemical elements in the periodic table


Name: Costas Tsimas (Person)
Description: A native of Thasos, who attained national recognition


Name: Divide between Flanders and Wallonia (Tension)
Description: A tension between the regions of Flanders and Wallonia in Belgium


Name: Chinese Constitution (Legislation)
Description: The constitution of China


Name: Norddal (Place)
Description: A place in Norway


Name: Near round pearls of today (Item)
Description: Round pearls of current times


Name: Snowball Earth (Geological Theory)
Description: The theory that the Earth was completely covered in ice during the Cryogenian Period.


Name: tsunami (natural_disaster)
Description: A destructive wave caused by the displacement of a large body of water, in this case, the tsunami from the Tōhoku earthquake


Name: Commercialization of Neodymium Purification (Process)
Description: The process of commercializing large-scale ion-exchange purification of neodymium


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: An autonomous community in southern Spain


Name: Linseed oil (Drying oil used in Oil painting)
Description: One of the drying oils used in oil painting.


Name: Hermitage of El Rocío in Almonte (Religious Site)
Description: A hermitage and pilgrimage site located in Almonte, Spain.


Name: Revolution of 1905 (Event)
Description: Revolution triggered by the failure of the Russo-Japanese War


Name: some surface orientations are more stable than others (lower surface energy) (physical property)
Description: Their lower energy state compared to other surface orientations.


Name: Study of chemical sediments (Topic)
Description: -


Name: purity, crystalline perfection and orientation (diamond property factors)
Description: factors that affect the hardness of a diamond


Name: Jakob Sederholm (Person)
Description: Earth scientist


Name: (a, b) to (Cab, hab) transformation (Mathematical Transformation)
Description: The transformation of (a,b) coordinates to (Cab, hab) coordinates in the CIE 1976 LAB and LUV color spaces


Name: B. Gudden (Person)
Description: Scientist who stated that conductivity in semiconductors was due to minor concentrations of impurities


Name: Painting (Art Form)
Description: The art form that monotype combines with in its creation.


Name: vinyl records (Product)
Description: GZ Media produces about 6 million pieces annually in Loděnice


Name: Drip Painting by Jackson Pollock (Artistic style)
Description: A style characterized by dripping paint onto a canvas


Name: Near East (geographical location)
Description: Region including modern-day Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel, Palestine and Cyprus


Name: pinkernes Raoul Komnenos (governor)
Description: in 1276


Name: Pope John IX (Person)
Description: ruled from 898–900


Name: Brooklyn (Location)
Description: The most populous borough of New York City, coextensive with Kings County.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A Scandinavian northern European country with long coastline


Name: Ca2+ ion (Ion)
Description: The ion formed when calcium loses its two valence electrons.


Name: Road from Trondheim (Geographical Location)
Description: One of the three roads meeting in Oppdal


Name: Decorative generalization of figures and objects by means of various conventional techniques (Artistic Technique)
Description: Includes the simplification of line, form, and relationships of space and color.


Name: traditional enemies of the Aztecs (enemy tribes)
Description: The tribes that were traditionally hostile towards the Aztecs


Name: Rocks and clays (Geological Entity)
Description: Various types of rocks and clays


Name: Taiwanese Indigenous peoples (Cultural Group)
Description: The indigenous population of Taiwan


Name: Algerian Culture (Cultural Identity)
Description: The cultural identity of Algeria, which is a blend of Arab, Berber, and European influences


Name: [Christmas mine, Gila County, Arizona, Western Quinling gold belt, Gansu Province, China] (Mine)
Description: List of mines


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


Name: equation of a sphere (Mathematical equation)
Description: The mathematical representation of a sphere for arbitrary values s and t


Name: compound nouns (linguistic unit)
Description: Nouns formed from compound words or phrases


Name: German Empire and the United States (Country)
Description: Two countries that began to challenge Britain's industrial dominance at the turn of the century.


Name: Limestone (Geological Formation)
Description: A specific type of carbonate rock


Name: Social and economic factors affecting patronage and the conditions of the artist (Economic Factors in Visual Arts)
Description: Changes in visual arts due to social and economic influences


Name: Provinces (of ROC) (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: Further divided into cities, counties, and townships


Name: Political Transformation (Event)
Description: A significant change or development in the political system of a country.


Name: Water (Inorganic Compounds)
Description: A compound consisting of two hydrogen atoms bonded to one oxygen atom, the main constituent of most living organisms.


Name: Nephrite Jade (Material)
Description: A type of jade used for utilitarian and ceremonial items.


Name: F-center defects (Defect in Crystals)
Description: A type of crystal defect


Name: Present day (Geological epoch)
Description: The current geologic time period, which began with the present day


Name: First method for complexing Calcium ions by proteins (Method)
Description: The method of binding calcium through carboxyl groups of glutamic acid or aspartic acid residues.


Name: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama (Insurance Company)
Description: An insurance company operating in Alabama


Name: ordinary soda lime glass (Material)
Description: A type of glass that contains sodium oxide and calcium oxide as major constituents.


Name: Pink Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone primarily characterized by its pink color


Name: Gunnar Knutsson (Inventor)
Description: The inventor of the pegboard for bead designs.


Name: Crystallographic weakness (Mineral property)
Description: A characteristic of phyllosilicates that leads to prominent basal cleavage


Name: Westminster System of Government (Political System)
Description: A parliamentary system modeled after the United Kingdom's House of Commons


Name: Jawaharlal Nehru (Political Figure)
Description: First Prime Minister of India and a central figure in Indian politics before and after independence


Name: High-quality black clothes (Clothing)
Description: Clothes made available to general population due to invention of inexpensive synthetic black dyes and industrialization.


Name: Immanuel Kant (1724–1804) (Philosophers)
Description: Immanuel Kant, German philosopher and one of the central Enlightenment thinkers


Name: The Derbyshire Dales, Bolsover, North East Derbyshire and Chesterfield districts (Districts)
Description: Administrative divisions within the county of Derbyshire


Name: Solimões–Amazonas waterway (waterway)
Description: A waterway in Brazil with a length of 3,250 kilometers (2,020 miles) and a minimum depth of six meters (20 feet)


Name: Quartz, Muscovite, Topaz, Tourmaline, Cassiterite, Fluorite, Beryl, Wolframite, Siderite, Molybdenite, and other sulfide minerals (Mineral)
Description: The minerals found in greisen rocks.


Name: six states and two mainland self-governing territories (Geographical Region)
Description: New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and the Northern Territory (NT)


Name: Mineral composition (Classification attribute)
Description: The minerals present in a rock


Name: sapphire screen (Material)
Description: A type of window made from sapphire, used in smartphones


Name: Czechoslovakia (Country)
Description: A country located in central Europe, now divided into the Czech Republic and Slovakia


Name: cast bronze (material)
Description: Medium used for casting bronze artifacts


Name: Rhine Falls (Geographical Feature)
Description: Waterfall on the Rhine River in northern Switzerland, one of Europe's largest waterfalls


Name: Pedro Leopoldo, Minas Gerais (Geographical Area)
Description: A geographical area in Brazil


Name: Christian Religious Decoration (Art)
Description: Found in Christian religious decoration, including mosaics, vestments, liturgical hangings, and metalwork.


Name: independent Ipswich Institute reading room and library (Library)
Description: A modern name for the original library


Name: Climate Change and Active Geological Processes (Geological Feature)
Description: Evidence that Ceres' climate and geology may be actively changing


Name: East Coast (Geographical region)
Description: A coastal region in the United States


Name: Richard Hoggart (Person)
Description: A British scholar who had an influence on the development of cultural studies in the UK


Name: oppression (concept)
Description: The act of restricting someone's freedom or rights.


Name: Tang and Song dynasties' dressing system (Dressing System)
Description: The Ming dynasty dressing regulations were based on the dressing systems of the Tang and Song dynasties


Name: Yule Marble (Mineral)
Description: The mineral that became the official state rock of Colorado


Name: temalacatl (Type of Aztec sculpture)
Description: A monumental carved stone disk used for ritual sacrifice


Name: February 2016 (date)
Description: The date when the Algerian constitution made Berber an official language


Name: Pavilion (part of diamond) (Part of Diamond)
Description: The lower half of a diamond that reflects light back through the top of the diamond


Name: Fossilization Processes (Process)
Description: The various ways in which a fossil is formed


Name: 29Si (chemical element isotope)
Description: A stable isotope of silicon with nuclear spin I = 1/2


Name: Galvanizing (Metallurgical Process)
Description: A process of coating iron or steel with zinc to prevent rusting


Name: Russian government (Government entity)
Description: Based on their appearance and in counterinsurgency operations


Name: Alluvial Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: The primary location where Carbonado Diamond is mined


Name: Dapenkeng culture (Culture)
Description: Ancestors of modern Taiwanese Indigenous peoples.


Name: Ozark (City)
Description: The city is located in northwestern Alabama, and was incorporated on January 12, 1904.


Name: Eisenhammer (Location)
Description: Iron hammers in Spessart, Germany


Name: English Civil War (Event)
Description: Cause of a drop in deer populations and subsequent rise in popularity of fox hunting


Name: Water reabsorption (Physiological process)
Description: The process by which water is absorbed back into the bloodstream from the kidney


Name: search for the expected planet (Scientific Process)
Description: Combined efforts of astronomers to find the predicted missing planet


Name: Territory defense (Behavior)
Description: Aggressive behavior by a male peacock to protect his area from intruders


Name: Trigon Metals, Inc (company)
Description: A Canada-based company that secured financing to reopen the Kombat mine.


Name: archaeologists (scholar)
Description: Scholars who study and interpret archaeological findings


Name: US Signal Corps (Military branch)
Description: A branch of the U.S. Army responsible for communication and electronics.


Name: Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin (Writer)
Description: French writer best known by her pseudonym George Sand


Name: the Dhammakaya movement's 'true self' doctrine as heretical (Ideology)
Description: a doctrine that traditional Theravada monks consider as denying the fundamental anatta (not-self) doctrine of Buddhism


Name: approximately 2400 inhabitants (NumberOfInhabitants)
Description: -


Name: Dutch (Language)
Description: The language from which the term Deutschland descends


Name: gold (metal)
Description: A dense, yellow, malleable, and highly conductive metal.


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


Name: Nacre (Material)
Description: A material with alternating hard and soft layers, found in the inner shell of mollusks


Name: Green (Color)
Description: A color corresponding to about 520–570 nm


Name: Silicon atom (Chemical_element)
Description: An element with atomic number 14, often found in the center of an idealized tetrahedron.


Name: Meteorites (Cosmic object)
Description: Magnesium is also found in meteorites.


Name: some metamorphosed serpentinites (Geological formation)
Description: A type of rock that has been subjected to a process of regional metamorphism, characterized by the transformation of its mineral composition.


Name: Formation of tektites (Scientific Theory)
Description: The process by which tektites are formed.


Name: Benin's National Fund for Scientific Research and Technological Innovation (Organization)
Description: The organization providing financial support for research and technological innovation in Benin


Name: Lithium (improving battery technology) (Resource Battery Improvement)
Description: Improvements in lithium-based battery technologies that focus on increasing energy density, reducing cost, and improving safety


Name: Decay_modes (Category)
Description: Various decay modes for uranium isotopes, including alpha, beta and spontaneous fission


Name: Daniel Hopfer (Artist)
Description: German artist believed to have invented etching.


Name: Oxyacetylene welding (Welding process)
Description: A welding process that uses a gas torch to heat metal to a molten state.


Name: Chatsworth House (RealLocation)
Description: A house in Derbyshire


Name: Transition into the eclogite facies (geological process)
Description: The transition of rocks from a greenschist facies to an eclogite facies.


Name: Monasteries (Institution)
Description: Religious communities where monks reside, often involved in religious study and manual labor.


Name: Watan el djazâïr (وطن الجزائر) (Historical region)
Description: The country of Algiers established during the Ottoman rule.


Name: Moroccan Rugby (Subdivision)
Description: the Moroccan rugby team or the rugby community in Morocco


Name: Udden-Wentworth scale (Geological Scale)
Description: A geological scale used to classify gravel sizes


Name: LGBT rights in the United States (Legal right)
Description: The legal status of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical event)
Description: The transition to new manufacturing processes during the period 1760 to around 1840.


Name: Oussama Mellouli (Sports Person)
Description: Tunisian swimmer


Name: single-edged weapons (weapon)
Description: Weapons having a single cutting edge


Name: Children in the Netherlands (Demographic)
Description: Children living in the Netherlands


Name: Sturgis Motorcycle Rally (Event)
Description: An annual motorcycle rally held in August


Name: Wales (Country Subdivision)
Description: One of four countries that forms part of the United Kingdom


Name: Tiffany & Co. (Company)
Description: Campbell R. Bridges was a consultancy with Tiffany & Co.


Name: unusually high concentration of oxygen gas on Earth (atmospheric condition)
Description: The result of the oxygen cycle


Name: Storage of wealth (Financial service)
Description: One of the additional services provided by Goldsmith bankers.


Name: ordinary people (social group)
Description: Civilians during the Song dynasty


Name: Contemporary Period (TimePeriod)
Description: The Contemporary Period


Name: becoming car-free zones or limiting the number of cars for reasons of sustainability of the fragile Alpine terrain (action)
Description: some Alpine villages are considering becoming car-free zones or limiting the number of cars due to concerns about the sustainability of the fragile Alpine terrain


Name: Carinthian Plebiscite (Historical Event)
Description: Causing controversy when it was inaugurated in 2002


Name: Germany's military spending according to NATO criteria in 2024 (Amount)
Description: The amount of military spending by Germany according to NATO criteria in 2024


Name: Critics (Individual or group)
Description: People who criticize this practice


Name: not religious (Religion)
Description: A category for individuals who do not follow any religion in Collonges


Name: Global Total of Olympic Medals Striped (Quantity)
Description: The total number of medals striped from athletes worldwide due to doping violations


Name: FDA (Food and Drug Administration) (Regulatory Body)
Description: An agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services


Name: Finno-Ugrian peoples (ethnicity)
Description: A group of people who were native to the territory before the Slavic migration


Name: Silesia and Lusatia (location)
Description: Regions annexed by Svatopluk, King of the Slavs according to Bartl and other Slovak historians


Name: Revolutionary France (Country)
Description: A nation that underwent a radical overhaul of its political and social order


Name: Brazil (Political Entity)
Description: The current country of Brazil


Name: None (valence shell property) (Valence Shell Property)
Description: The electron configuration of the outermost energy level of an atom


Name: Drosophila (Species)
Description: A type of fruit fly


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


Name: Optical modulators (Device)
Description: Terbium gallium garnet can be used in optical modulators


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


Name: Silicon (Chemical element)
Description: A trace element needed by diatoms for their cell walls and productivity


Name: Metabolic wastes or excrements (Substance)
Description: Wastes left over from metabolic processes in organisms


Name: Staatsbosbeheer (Organization)
Description: The national department for forestry and nature conservation in the Netherlands


Name: Swiss variety of Standard German (Language variety)
Description: Official language used for written communication instead of dialect in the German-speaking regions


Name: Commander-in-chief of the Continental Army (PoliticalPosition)
Description: The military leader of the revolutionary forces of the United States during the American Revolution


Name: Rubén Darío (Writer)
Description: Nicaraguan poet and essayist


Name: Golden color (Color)
Description: The visual appearance of the alloy


Name: International community (Organization)
Description: Outraged by the extreme treatment of Congolese population under Leopold II


Name: Phosphate mineral (Mineral)
Description: A mineral containing the tetrahedrally coordinated phosphate anion


Name: one of the only community Muggle quidditch teams (Organization)
Description: Derby Union Quidditch Club


Name: Carved and engraved gems production (Art Activity)
Description: The process of creating carved or engraved decorative stones


Name: Staten Land (Geographical Feature)
Description: the name given by Dutch explorer Abel Tasman to New Zealand


Name: Ivorian government (Government)
Description: The government of Ivory Coast


Name: Classical period (Greek) preceding Hellenistic period (Historical Period)
Description: period in ancient Greek history before the Hellenistic period


Name: Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport (Airport)
Description: The nearest major international airport to Andros Island


Name: Kyoto Protocol (Environmental agreement)
Description: An international treaty aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.


Name: Formula One Racing (Sport Event)
Description: The sport event that took place in Austria


Name: Black corals (Coral species)
Description: The black corals that were documented by Henri Milne-Edwards and Jules Haime


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: Location where films are made and screened


Name: Duart castle (castle)
Description: One of four castles on the island


Name: Sapphire Boules (Product)
Description: Large carrot-shaped sapphire crystals grown using the Czochralski process


Name: Emperor Wen of Sui (Person)
Description: Founder and first emperor of the Sui dynasty (581–618)


Name: Qing dynasty men (social group)
Description: Dorgon imposed a queue order making Qing dynasty men shave the pates on the front of their heads.


Name: Tahiti (Location)
Description: The location where Tahiti's west coast freeway runs.


Name: Zhou dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: An ancient Chinese dynasty that existed from 1046 BCE to 256 BCE


Name: George Cressey (Academic)
Description: An American academic who worked for the US State Department


Name: President of Brazil (Political Position)
Description: person with authority over foreign policy


Name: Alloys of Gold, Green Gold, Pink Gold (Material)
Description: The materials used in the production of Black Hills Gold Jewelry


Name: Forge or smithy (Tool)
Description: A furnace designed to allow efficient melting, soldering and annealing of metals


Name: Aluminium alloys (Material)
Description: The alloys formed by aluminium with most other metals


Name: Properties (Physical property)
Description: Characteristics such as ductility, tensile strength, toughness, fatigue strength, heat resistance, and corrosion resistance.


Name: Neutron sources (Source)
Description: Devices used to generate the neutrons required for BNCT treatment


Name: Ancient Egypt (civilization)
Description: The Egyptians preferred the luxury, rarity, and workability of gold over other metals.


Name: Rhyolite (Volcanic Rock)
Description: Light-colored, uniformly solid rock that forms from slowly cooling rhyolite lava


Name: 3D Printing (Production Technique)
Description: 3D Printing is the technique used to create pieces of jewellery from these materials


Name: The Argyle Mine's Pink Diamond Classification System (Classification System)
Description: Unique system used by the Argyle Mine for pink diamonds


Name: Economic instability (Economic Condition)
Description: An economic issue faced by North Macedonia


Name: Catholic Church (religion)
Description: The Christian church headed by the Pope


Name: Colombian drug cartels (Criminal organization)
Description: Organized crime groups in Colombia involved in drug trafficking


Name: Metamorphic conditions which create typical greenschist facies assemblages (Geological conditions)
Description: Conditions required to form greenschist facies minerals


Name: Decomposition (Process)
Description: The breaking down of organic matter by microorganisms and other agents


Name: Austria-Hungarian Empire (Country)
Description: A historical multi-ethnic empire in Central and Eastern Europe


Name: Byzantine Filigree (Art technique)
Description: Filigree decoration that can be seen in the Cross of Lothair


Name: Title III of the Statute of Autonomy, Articles 91–95 (Legal document)
Description: Establishing them as the basic territorial entity and granting legal personhood and autonomy


Name: Glassy carbon (Allotrope_of_Carbon)
Description: A form of carbon with a high proportion of closed porosity.


Name: Crystal radio hobbyists (Hobbyist group)
Description: Individuals who build and operate crystal radios as a hobby


Name: Large Statues (Artwork)
Description: Large statues are less common for deities except when representing the pharaoh as another deity


Name: Dido (Person)
Description: Legendary Queen of Tyre


Name: Black Sand Beaches, Rock Pools (Geographical Features)
Description: Natural features that tourists might visit on the island


Name: properties such as passing current more easily in one direction, showing variable resistance, and having sensitivity to light or heat. (Property)
Description: -


Name: Islamic Art (Art Form)
Description: Art form originating from Islamic culture, characterized by geometric patterns, calligraphy and biomorphism.


Name: accounting for about 85% of the universe's matter, being invisible to electromagnetic forces, and detectable only through gravitational effects (property)
Description: Dark Matter is a hypothetical form of matter that is thought to account for approximately 85% of the matter in the universe, which does not interact with electromagnetic forces and can only be detected through its gravitational effects.


Name: Ruth Pirret (Person)
Description: Female researcher


Name: human activities such as skiing and deforestation (activities)
Description: Activities like skiing, deforestation, and hay harvesting impact the high alpine meadows


Name: Aluminosilicate glass (Type of glass)
Description: A type of glass that often contains alumina.


Name: Barbarian Invasions, Goths and Huns invasions, Slavic invasion (Historical Event)
Description: Invasions that occurred in the Greek peninsula in the 4th to 7th centuries


Name: 60 helminth species, several coccidian species, Capillaria aerophila, Crenosoma vulpis, Capillaria plica, Trichinella spiralis, Taenia spiralis and T. pisiformis, Echinococcus granulosus and E. multilocularis, Eleven trematode species (parasites)
Description: Various parasitic organisms that infect red foxes


Name: Fireworks (Explosive Device)
Description: To produce bright, red sparks


Name: Identification and Origin Research (IOR) program (program)
Description: A research program established by GIA to identify the origin of conflict diamonds.


Name: brass plaques and pet tags (Products)
Description: Items that are typically engraved using the Spindle Cutter process.


Name: Songlines (Aboriginal culture) (Art)
Description: Songlines (Aboriginal culture) are a complex network of songs, stories, and landmarks.


Name: producer_price_index (Economy)
Description: A statistical index that measures the average change in prices received by producers for their output over time


Name: Ben Affleck (Person)
Description: An American actor and filmmaker


Name: Lutheran church in Austria (Religion)
Description: A branch of Protestantism in Austria


Name: Kidneys (Organ)
Description: An organ that filters blood and regulates fluid balance in the body.


Name: Randomly Scattered Microstructures (Physical Structure)
Description: Microstructures that scatter light of shorter wavelengths preferentially


Name: Alexander von Humboldt (Person)
Description: German naturalist who brought ancient Mexico into broader scholarly discussions


Name: an integrated circuit (Electronic Device)
Description: -


Name: Severe Malnutrition, Diarrhea (Health Conditions)
Description: Conditions where zinc supplementation is advocated by WHO


Name: Envy (Emotion)
Description: A feeling of sadness, discontent, or frustration arising from a sense of deprivation; a desire to possess what someone else has


Name: Art Nouveau (architectural style)
Description: An international art, architecture, and design movement of the late 19th and early 20th century


Name: Europe (mid-16th century England) (Geographical Area)
Description: Referred to the colour 'orange' as a reddish-brown


Name: Indigenous groups in the Yucatán (Culture)
Description: Groups practicing traditional live jewelry making.


Name: 31°35′18″N 35°22′22″E (Geographical Coordinates)
Description: The geographical coordinates of Wadi Murabba'at.


Name: Tupi people (indigenous group)
Description: An indigenous ethnic group predominantly inhabiting the Amazon basin


Name: North Stratford, now Trumbull, Connecticut (Location)
Description: The place where Benjamin Silliman was born.


Name: Defaulted Auction Purchase of Pink Star (Historical Event)
Description: The event in which the auction buyer of the Pink Star diamond defaulted on its purchase


Name: Dimensions (89 cm in height, 0.25 - 0.6 mm thickness) (dimension)
Description: Measuring 89 centimetres in height and varying thickness between 0.25 millimetres to 0.6 millimetres


Name: Karl Friedrich Gauss (1777–1855) (Mathematics)
Description: Karl Friedrich Gauss, German mathematician and physicist, is considered one of history's greatest minds


Name: Seat of the Junta de Andalucía (Government institution)
Description: Regional government body of Andalusia.


Name: Red Fox (animal)
Description: A species of mammal belonging to the Canidae family.


Name: Zhou Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in ancient China that lasted from 1122 BC to 255 BC


Name: Christian Community in Tunisia (Religious Group)
Description: Tunisia's sizable Christian community


Name: Judiciary Entities (Government Branch)
Description: Entities responsible for administering jurisdiction in Brazil


Name: Interest Rate Spread (Financial Metric)
Description: The difference between the interest rates charged on loans and those paid on deposits.


Name: King Leopold II (Person)
Description: Belgian King who gained control of the Congo Free State as his private possession


Name: Piezoelectricity and Pyroelectricity (Properties)
Description: Properties that wurtzite crystals can have due to their non-centrosymmetric nature.


Name: United Kingdom of the Netherlands (Historical Country)
Description: Historical country formed by the United Provinces and the Austrian Netherlands


Name: Mount Ruapehu (Mountain)
Description: The North Island's highest mountain


Name: European Union's counter piracy Operation Atalanta (Operation)
Description: Counter-piracy operation led by the European Union


Name: Newborns in Kerala (Age group)
Description: Babies born in the state of Kerala, India


Name: Tourism (Industry)
Description: An industry that relies on travel for recreational, leisure or business purposes


Name: US Journeyman/Master Craftsman (occupation)
Description: A journeyman or master craftsman in the United States


Name: Tizoc's reign (Reign)
Description: The period of Tizoc's rule as Aztec tlatoani.


Name: Lady Margaret Beaufort (Person)
Description: A historical figure, who owned dress hooks.


Name: 14th century people (Culture)
Description: People in the 14th century


Name: Glaucophane + Paragonite (Chemical reaction)
Description: A chemical reaction occurring during eclogite facies


Name: Various Shades of Pink (Color Range)
Description: Different lightness and darkness levels of the pink color


Name: Castberg Oil Field (Resource Location)
Description: Oil field in the Barents Sea with a calculated size of 540 million barrels of oil


Name: Feldspars (Mineral)
Description: The most common group of minerals in the Earth's crust.


Name: Coin Silver (Material)
Description: 90% pure silver alloy


Name: Green Eyes (Color)
Description: A color of the eyes, caused by a combination of amber or light brown pigmentation and Rayleigh scattering


Name: Cork Oak (Tree Species)
Description: Naturally occurring tree species in Sierra Morena, Spain


Name: Australia (Location)
Description: Country


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: A region in Southern Spain.


Name: Dmitry Mendeleev (Person)
Description: A Russian chemist who invented the Periodic table


Name: Shortening Direction (Geological Concept)
Description: The direction of greatest compression during regional metamorphism


Name: Seawater (Natural body of water)
Description: A salty body of water covering most of the Earth's surface.


Name: Nature and ritual (Subject Matter)
Description: Typical subjects of Minoan art


Name: Italian American population (PopulationGroup)
Description: The population group of Italian Americans in New York City


Name: Belief about Vedas, Bhagavad Gita, Manusmriti and such texts (historical_concept)
Description: Perception about Hindu scriptures


Name: Great Depression (Economic Downturn)
Description: The severe economic downturn of the 1930s


Name: Laacher See Caldera Basanite (Specific Instance)
Description: Basanite erupted during the Laacher See caldera eruption some 12,900 years ago


Name: Paper (material)
Description: A material used in the Cobalticyanide test for zinc


Name: Main characters and elements of Snow White tale (characters and elements of fairy tales)
Description: The main characters and elements from the Snow White tale


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


Name: Radium Chloride (Compound)
Description: Chloride salt of radium


Name: aragonite needles (Geological Feature)
Description: A mineral form of calcium carbonate with a rhombohedral crystal system


Name: Larry Shiner (Person)
Description: American philosopher, specializing in the philosophy of art and aesthetics.


Name: the volume inside a sphere (Measurable Quantity)
Description: The specific volume of the sphere


Name: Indian brides (Bride)
Description: Brides to whom the cultural significance of streedhan is attributed


Name: (Fe, Mg, Mn)2Al4Si2O10(OH)4 (Chemical Formula)
Description: A chemical formula of Chloritoid


Name: Energizer brand batteries (Product)
Description: A type of non-rechargeable lithium metal batteries


Name: Flanders and Utrecht Farmers (People)
Description: Agricultural workers who drained and cultivated uninhabited swampy land in the Netherlands


Name: Traditional PCD Tools (Tool)
Description: Tools made from traditional polycrystalline diamond


Name: Pyroxene Granulite Subfacies (Geological Classification)
Description: A facies with completely anhydrous mineral assemblages


Name: Monolithic Integration (Process)
Description: Integration of both digital and analog circuitry all on one IC chip.


Name: Vanadium (Element)
Description: A chemical element added to steel to increase hardness and make it less prone to metal fatigue


Name: BRIICS (Economic Cooperation)
Description: An organization that aims to strengthen cooperation between emerging economies


Name: Gulf of Maine and Atlantic Ocean (Water body)
Description: The east and southeast water bodies


Name: Carboxylic acid (Material)
Description: An organic compound that contains a carboxyl group (-COOH) attached to a carbon atom in an alkane, alkene, or alkyne.


Name: lower regions and larger towns of the Alps (region)
Description: regions and towns at lower elevations in the Alps


Name: Prussian Army (military group)
Description: German army


Name: Duelling (Historical Event)
Description: The practice of duelling.


Name: leading workshop in Europe (Position)
Description: A position held by Opificio delle pietre dure in Europe


Name: view (Idea)
Description: Migmatites were produced during metamorphism at a relatively low metamorphic grade, with partial melting only intervening at high grade


Name: Simpler metalworking techniques (Technique)
Description: Older or simpler methods of metalworking.


Name: Iron (Metal)
Description: The metal that is the primary component in the production of steel


Name: France (country)
Description: The country where the Third French Republic was established


Name: Quarry 2 (Location)
Description: A location where a larger electric hoist was used for lifting blocks


Name: International Visitor Arrivals (Tourism Statistic)
Description: Expected to increase at a rate of 5.4% annually up to 2022


Name: France, Algerian government, Algerian officials and activists (Government Entity)
Description: Entities involved in the agreement to compensate victims of nuclear tests


Name: Potato (Commodity)
Description: A starchy, tuberous crop from the Solanum tuberosum plant.


Name: Pacific jewellery (cultural artifact)
Description: Jewellery worn above the waist in Pacific cultures, includes headdresses, necklaces, hair pins, arm and waist belts.


Name: Kingdom of Holland (country)
Description: The kingdom where Louis Bonaparte was forced to abdicate


Name: Brazilian territory (territory)
Description: The total area covered by Brazil


Name: Species of moths and insects (Species)
Description: Various species of moths and insects


Name: 51-59% of population (PopulationPercentage)
Description: Population percentage in France who do not have a declared religion


Name: Banu Hilal (Tribe)
Description: A warlike Arab tribe


Name: the dissolution of limestone by groundwater (Geological_process)
Description: The process by which water dissolves minerals and rock, and carries away the dissolved material


Name: World's largest zinc producer (Title)
Description: In reference to the production of zinc


Name: Moon (Satellite)
Description: A satellite of Earth where Sodium is detected in the exosphere


Name: Jews (Ethnicity and Religion)
Description: Followers of Judaism


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in Eastern Europe and northern Asia.


Name: Medieval Flanders (Region)
Description: A historical region of northwestern Europe, currently part of Belgium


Name: Framework Law (3549/2007) (Legislation)
Description: The law that governs the structure of public higher education in Greece


Name: Diamonds from different sources (Geological deposit)
Description: Various diamonds mined from different locations on Earth


Name: French Polynesia (Country)
Description: An overseas collectivity and an overseas country of the French Republic.


Name: Fraud (Legal Concept)
Description: Intentional deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain, or to deprive a victim of a legal right.


Name: Gallium arsenide (Material)
Description: After silicon, gallium arsenide is the second-most common semiconductor.


Name: pyrrhos (Ancient Greek term)
Description: Meaning 'flame-coloured' in Greek


Name: 19th by carbon dioxide emissions (Rank)
Description: The position of France in terms of carbon dioxide emissions


Name: Honey, Almonds, Walnuts, Olives, Olive Oil, Wine (Agricultural Products)
Description: Main agricultural products produced on the island of Thasos


Name: Lucerne, Uri and Unterwalden (historical entity)
Description: Cantons of the Swiss Confederation that supported the Upper Valais rebels


Name: Silicon Age (Era)
Description: Late 20th century to early 21st century era, also known as the Digital or Information Age


Name: 26 Soviets and Russians (Person)
Description: The number of Soviets and Russians awarded Nobel Prizes since 1904


Name: 166 (Quantity)
Description: The number of people employed in the secondary sector of Vals


Name: South Africa (Countries)
Description: A country in Southern Africa


Name: Men like Ernest Rutherford (Scientists)
Description: Scientists who were able to probe the structure of the atom using the sources of radioactivity provided by Marie Curie


Name: Model Number (Product Identifier)
Description: The model number that customers must identify in the support section of a manufacturer's website


Name: Non-white Population (Population Group)
Description: 30.4% of London's and 37.4% of Leicester's population were estimated to be non-white in 2005


Name: Seleucids (Dynasty)
Description: Ancient Iranian dynasty that ruled much of the Eastern Mediterranean


Name: Christian altar and iconostasis (religion_artifact)
Description: The Christian altar and iconostasis were situated towards the building's eastern side


Name: Habib Boularès (Person)
Description: A Tunisian politician who served as a minister of culture, art and education after independence in 1956.


Name: historical deforestation (Historical Event)
Description: Deforestation of the area in the 15th century


Name: Preservation Mechanism (Process)
Description: The factors contributing to the preservation of the organic materials trapped in the glass


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: South American country that has begun to innovate in military technology


Name: Basking Shark (Fish)
Description: The second-largest extant shark species and the largest filter feeder


Name: John VI (Royalty)
Description: King of Portugal and the Algarves


Name: Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki (Historical Event)
Description: The dropping of atomic bombs on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the United States


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: Monotheistic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ


Name: a white to yellowish color with green, pink or violet inclusions (Property)
Description: Phenakite has a white to yellowish color with green, pink or violet inclusions


Name: Mobile, Alabama (Geographical_area)
Description: City in the state of Alabama, USA


Name: Chinese Language (Language)
Description: Official language of China


Name: Hesiod (Ancient Greek poet)
Description: 8th-century BC Greek author who mentioned the Etruscans in his work 'Theogony'


Name: Tempering (Heat Treating Process)
Description: A heat treating process that hardens steel by reheating it after quenching and then cooling it slowly


Name: Church of Saint George, Lalibela (Building)
Description: One of several examples of rock cut architecture at Lalibela containing intricate carvings


Name: Octahedral shape, Cubic shape, Triangular shape (macles) (geometric shapes)
Description: -


Name: Art Trade and Museums (Institutions)
Description: Places where art is bought, sold, and displayed


Name: Observed fall (Event)
Description: Another term used to refer to a meteorite collection after it was observed.


Name: Auguste Verneuil (Person)
Description: French chemist who developed the process for producing synthetic ruby and sapphire


Name: Petit Larousse (French dictionary)
Description: Current French dictionary


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


Name: average American life expectancy at birth (Statistic)
Description: the average number of years an individual can expect to live in the United States


Name: Rivers (Geographical Feature)
Description: Natural sources affected by the change.


Name: Metal ions (Ions)
Description: Giving them a greater hardness than other phyllosilicate minerals


Name: China (Country)
Description: The country where the Eastern Han period occurred


Name: mountain steppes (Ecosystem)
Description: grassy ecosystems found on the slopes of mountains


Name: nil (-)
Description: Not applicable


Name: Wealthiest regions in Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions with high wealth and prosperity in Europe


Name: Other ancient Greek regions (Region)
Description: Regions within the ancient Greek civilization


Name: Single-sided seal (seal type)
Description: A type of seal that gives a single impression on an essentially flat surface


Name: Berbers near Carthage (Ethnic Group)
Description: Certain groups of Berbers located in proximity to the city of Carthage


Name: Lankester (Person)
Description: Previous president of Ipswich Museum


Name: purple/violet robes (clothing class)
Description: Robes with a primary or secondary color of purple


Name: Largest Empire in History (Empire)
Description: An empire that spanned across all continents.


Name: Inconfidência Mineira (revolution)
Description: The failed attempt to gain independence from Portugal that originated in Ouro Preto.


Name: Sites of other cultures (Cultural Site)
Description: Including one in the ceremonial precinct of Tenochtitlan


Name: Similar styles of southwestern Morocco, the western parts of the Sahara and Mauritania (Artifact)
Description: Styles of jewellery that are similar to Tuareg jewellery.


Name: Whiteware Ceramics (Product)
Description: An important class of products usually containing various types of fired clay minerals.


Name: 1 (Number)
Description: The number one in mathematical contexts


Name: Precious Opal (Gemstone)
Description: High-quality gemstones, too thin to produce a 'natural' opal may be combined with other materials to form composite gems


Name: Services sector, Industry (Sector)
Description: The services and industry sectors of Morocco's economy


Name: Cossack Hetmanate (Historical Region)
Description: The region whose lands were divided as a result of the treaty.


Name: Hindu Modernism (Movement)
Description: An approach to Hinduism that emphasizes its universal aspects, introduces modern approaches to social problems, and purifies the religion from Tantric elements.


Name: CNC Lathes and Machining Centers (Machine Tools)
Description: Modern computer numerical control machines that can do secondary operations like milling by using driven tools.


Name: sale of natural gas (EconomicActivity)
Description: The sale of natural gas produced large revenues for the Netherlands


Name: Gemstones in rough state (State of Gemstone)
Description: Gemstones in their natural, uncut form.


Name: Oesophagus (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The passage leading from the pharynx to the stomach in sea urchins.


Name: SEC's proposal (Proposal)
Description: The proposal by SEC to clarify its position on auditor requirements


Name: Alasdair Mac Mhaighstir Alasdair (Historical figure)
Description: A Jacobite poet who was the subject of The Mull Satirist's satire


Name: Use in connectors over other connector metals such as tin (Practice)
Description: The use of gold connectors is often debated and criticized by audio-visual experts.


Name: Gas Lantern Mantles (Product)
Description: A device used in gas lanterns to produce light.


Name: ASET (Diamond Grading Tool)
Description: Tests for light leakage, light return, and proportions


Name: Echinoidea (Class)
Description: Class of marine invertebrates that includes sea urchins


Name: unwanted actions or thoughts (action or thought)
Description: An action taken or a thought arising due to senses stimulation.


Name: nitrogen compounds, water, CO2, phosphates, sulphates etc. (Compound)
Description: Various substances included in metabolic wastes


Name: Victorian Era (Historical Period)
Description: A period in British history that lasted from June 1837 to January 1901


Name: if protolith can be determined (Condition)
Description: By their protolith


Name: High Education Level (Country Characteristic)
Description: Countries with a high percentage of citizens holding tertiary education degrees


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa


Name: Clelia Curve (Spherical Spiral)
Description: A Clelia curve is a spherical spiral where the longitude and colatitude are in a linear relationship.


Name: Dress Code Transgression (Historical Event)
Description: The act of disregarding the dress code


Name: Fanum Voltumnae at Volsinii (Religious Site)
Description: The meeting place of the twelve city-states of the Etruscan League


Name: Variscan orogeny (GeologicalEvent)
Description: The regional metamorphism of Killas strata caused by the Variscan orogeny


Name: Various Football Events (Event)
Description: Events related to college football, such as the Alabama High School Athletic Association state football championship games and the Birmingham Bowl.


Name: Tercia pars regni (Duchy/Principality of Nitra) (Political Entity)
Description: An autonomous political unit centered around Nitra


Name: Jetting of highly shocked and superheated melt during the initial contact/compression stage of impact crater formation (Geological Process)
Description: One proposed mechanism for tektite formation.


Name: Vicus Tuscus (Geographical location)
Description: An ancient Roman neighborhood


Name: Umayyad Caliphate (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient name for the caliphate that included Tunisia from 661 to 750


Name: color display in leaves during autumn (natural phenomenon)
Description: The change in color of leaves during autumn due to the production of anthocyanins


Name: imprinting a seal with wax on correspondence or other important documents (Action)
Description: -


Name: Lead mining history since Roman Times (Historical Event)
Description: Lead mining has been a significant activity in Derbyshire since Roman times


Name: Universal health coverage in Algeria's healthcare system (Health equity)
Description: The provision of universal health coverage within the Algerian healthcare system to ensure equal access to care for all citizens


Name: cabinets during the Second Republic (Government)
Description: The governments that were in power during the Second Republic


Name: Spanish colonial system (political system)
Description: The political system established by the Spanish colonizers in New Spain


Name: Chemical Weapons (Weapon)
Description: -


Name: Three Kingdoms (Historical event)
Description: A period of strife in China that followed the Han dynasty


Name: Siege of Kyiv (military event)
Description: destroyed by the Mongols in 1240


Name: Byzantine Art and Islamic Art (art_movement)
Description: Artistic traditions from Byzantine and Islamic cultures


Name: G7 Membership (UK) (Membership)
Description: The membership of the UK in G7


Name: Eel (Animal)
Description: 60 tons exported to the Far East in the period 2009-2011


Name: Khazars (Historical Entity)
Description: Took over much of the land at the end of the 7th century


Name: Granitic Pluton (Igneous Rock)
Description: Rock associated with skarn formation.


Name: Largest faceted gem-quality blue sapphires (Size classification)
Description: A group of large blue sapphires


Name: Clothing, Textiles, Leather, Interior Surfaces (except glass, stone, drywall, and metal) (Material)
Description: Materials primarily composed of carbon compounds


Name: NBA 2K Pink Diamond (In-game item)
Description: Represents player cards with varying ratings in NBA 2K video game series


Name: Greeks (Ethnic Group)
Description: The ethnic group of people primarily inhabiting Greece.


Name: Ireland (Country)
Description: A country that is part of the United Kingdom.


Name: low carbon isotope value (Physical Property)
Description: Carbon isotope value is very low compared to typical diamonds


Name: Several dozen meteorites (Meteorite count)
Description: Numerous meteorites found in the Nullarbor region of Western and South Australia


Name: Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee (City)
Description: Cities in Scotland with separate council areas


Name: 0.18% (Chemical Component)
Description: The percentage of oxygen in grade 1 titanium


Name: Tort (Legal Term)
Description: In common law jurisdictions, fraud is considered a civil wrong and falls under the category of tort.


Name: Jean-Baptiste Balleysan (19th century) (Architect)
Description: An architect known for building Sierre (Sainte-Croix church)


Name: Indo-Tibetan Buddhism (Buddhist tradition)
Description: Not defined in the input, but mentioned as one of the three main traditions


Name: Texcoco (Location)
Description: The city where Nezahualcoyotl was the tlatoani


Name: sable (color) (heraldic color)
Description: -


Name: 100,000 rubber farmers (2012) (NumberOfPeople)
Description: A number of people employed in a specific year


Name: Mississippian Culture (Historical Culture)
Description: A culture that seems to be progressing towards the use of monumental sculpture


Name: May record high temperature (Temperature)
Description: -


Name: Female Education in Afghanistan (Education)
Description: The state of female education in Afghanistan after the Taliban took power in 2021


Name: 600 million tons of C&D waste (Quantity)
Description: Estimated amount of C&D waste generated in 2018


Name: Aztec symbols and mythology (Cultural_Items)
Description: Symbols and stories from Aztec culture


Name: the main dispatching system for EMS and fire departments (System)
Description: Main dispatching system for EMS and fire departments in Westchester County


Name: Tetraethyllead (Specific organometallic compound)
Description: An example of an alkyl-metal compound


Name: Mediterranean region meal structures (Geographical region)
Description: Meal structures common to the Mediterranean region


Name: Burgenland (Federal State of Austria)
Description: A federal state of Austria


Name: Human 'tail bone' (coccyx) (Body part)
Description: Human 'tail' - the coccyx


Name: Point group (Crystal family subgroup)
Description: One of the 32 possible combinations of symmetry operations that define a crystal structure.


Name: United Nations Security Council (International Organization)
Description: A body in the United Nations responsible for ensuring peace and security


Name: Berber rulers (Cordoba) (Berber dynasty)
Description: Berber rulers who ruled Cordoba


Name: Rodrigo de Bastidas (Explorer)
Description: Spanish explorer who made the first exploration of the Caribbean coast in 1500


Name: Silicon (Material)
Description: A critical element for fabricating most electronic circuits.


Name: John Cabot (Explorer)
Description: European explorer who explored North America since the Norse


Name: Period styles (Art History Concept)
Description: A style or set of stylistic features that prevailed in a particular period or among a group of artists


Name: OECD (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental economic organization with 37 member countries


Name: Magnesium chloride (Compound)
Description: A compound of Magnesium and Chlorine, used in the Dow process.


Name: Uranium's ability to fission (Scientific Discovery)
Description: The ability of uranium to break apart into lighter elements and release binding energy


Name: Late 19th and Early 20th Century Public Buildings (Architectural Period)
Description: A period characterized by the architectural setting for sculpture, especially in relief.


Name: Soy Sauce Cruet (Object)
Description: A small container for soy sauce.


Name: Peter Stuyvesant (Person)
Description: Blocked other religious groups from establishing houses of worship


Name: Fluorine compounds (Compound)
Description: Compounds that contain fluorine


Name: Technique (Knowledge)
Description: A skill or method of doing something.


Name: Ministry of Education and Ministry of Higher Education (Governmental organization)
Description: Oversees education in Afghanistan


Name: Panjshir Valley (Location)
Description: A valley in eastern Afghanistan, home to Massoud and the Northern Alliance.


Name: symbolic approach (Artistic style)
Description: Byzantine art emphasized a symbolic interpretation.


Name: Metabasalt (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A metamorphic rock derived from basalt


Name: Traditional mining (Mining process)
Description: Process used for mining diamonds from earth


Name: Jews (GroupOfPeople)
Description: Members of the Jewish religion or ethnicity


Name: Swedish–Norwegian Union (HistoricalState)
Description: The union of Norway and Sweden that existed from 1814 to 1905


Name: Vardar Macedonia (Geographical_Region)
Description: The region where IMRO conducted insurgent war


Name: Slaves (People group)
Description: The Barbary pirates captured slaves from the regions they raided.


Name: Cabinet (institution)
Description: senior ministers selected and led by the prime minister


Name: J. Sikorska's boarding school (Educational Institution)
Description: The boarding school that Maria Curie attended when she was ten years old


Name: Adolf Hitler (Person)
Description: Leader of Nazi Germany from 1934 to 1945 and leader of the Nazi Party (NSDAP)


Name: Student associations (Organization)
Description: The student associations targeted in August von Kotzebue's published ridicule


Name: Federally recognized tribes (political entity)
Description: Indigenous peoples of the United States with recognized status and rights


Name: Representation of the People Act 1918 (Legislation)
Description: A law that expanded the right to vote in national and local elections


Name: Chemical ingredients (Substance)
Description: The substances that make up a cosmetic product and can include preservatives, fragrances, colorants, emollients, surfactants, and other active or inactive components


Name: Dracula (fictional_character)
Description: vampire character created by Bram Stoker


Name: 18th-century (Time Period)
Description: A period from 1701 to 1800.


Name: Triangle (Trilliant) cut (Cut type)
Description: A form of the step cut with a triangular shape


Name: Hydroxy group (Chemical functional group)
Description: A chemical functional group with the formula -OH and composed of one oxygen atom covalently bonded to one hydrogen atom.


Name: 7,688,287 km² (2,968,464 sq mi) (Area)
Description: The total area of Australia


Name: certain younger stars (star)
Description: stars that have a high concentration of lithium


Name: consumer_spending, economic_growth, and income_inequality (Economy)
Description: What unemployment rate impacts


Name: Diamond (ChemicalElement)
Description: Substance that Bridgman unsuccessfully attempted to synthesize


Name: civilian population caught in between (People group)
Description: Innocent civilians affected by the conflict


Name: Franks (Ethnic group)
Description: The same ethnic group that the Frisians fought against.


Name: Production of Magnesium (Industrial process)
Description: The industrial process used to extract magnesium.


Name: Minnesota (geographical location)
Description: A U.S. state where Lake Superior agates are found


Name: 3.5 to 5.5 millimoles (mmol) per liter (Range of laboratory results)
Description: The normal range for plasma potassium level.


Name: Radioisotope dating (Concept)
Description: The technique used to determine the age of rocks and fossils by measuring the decay of radioactive isotopes


Name: Historical period (Time)
Description: A segment of chronological or cultural time, often defined by significant events


Name: Knossos (Location)
Description: An archaeological site and ancient city on Crete


Name: Habsburgs (Royal family)
Description: Historically important royal family in Europe


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in central Europe known for its villages of timber framed houses, mountains of the Swiss Alps, and lakes such as Geneva and Zurich


Name: Algerian Governance and Democracy (Political Systems)
Description: The governance and democratic processes in Algeria, which aim to ensure accountability, transparency, and citizen participation


Name: Harriet Beecher Stowe (Author)
Description: Author whose work was inspired by the conflict surrounding abolitionism


Name: conflict (Conflict)
Description: Afghanistan war


Name: what is now Austria and northern Italy (Location)
Description: The current location of the Noricans


Name: Regionalization (historical_phenomenon)
Description: Process of Hindu religions


Name: Critics (People)
Description: Individuals who criticize government policies or the ruling CCP


Name: Manufacturing process (General Term)
Description: A general term for any process by which a product is created or modified


Name: Austria's international commitments (Commitment)
Description: International obligations of Austria as an OSCE-participating state


Name: Stein Rokkan (Person)
Description: A Norwegian political scientist


Name: Na+/K+-ATPase (Enzyme)
Description: An active transporter pumping ions against the gradient


Name: Tasmania and New South Wales (Political Entity)
Description: Two individual states in Australia.


Name: Pure iron (Element)
Description: Pure form of the element iron


Name: Republic of China (Country)
Description: Established on January 1, 1912


Name: Revolutions of 1848 in the German states (Historical Event)
Description: A series of political upheavals that occurred in Germany and other European countries in 1848


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: The country Germany


Name: Zinc Ions (Inorganic Compound)
Description: Ionic form of the element zinc


Name: Piazza Governo (square)
Description: A square in Bellinzona serving as the meeting place for both the Grand Council and the Council of State.


Name: Global Innovation Index (Index)
Description: A yearly index ranking countries in terms of innovation


Name: Slightly Curved Tip (Tool Feature)
Description: Has a slightly curved tip.


Name: Protodynastic Period (Historical Period)
Description: The earliest historical period of Ancient Egypt, around 3200 BC.


Name: [Unconsumed embers, activated carbons, tars, various gases] (Inorganic Compounds and Organic Matter)
Description: The unconsumed residue from the combustion process


Name: Ligand-to-metal charge transfer (Physical Property)
Description: -


Name: Stefan Dušan of Serbia (person)
Description: Emperor (tsar) of the Serbian Empire from 1331 to 1355


Name: And her work had a profound impact on our understanding of the structure and function of DNA (Biology)
Description: Rosalind Franklin was a leading figure in German biology during the mid-20th century. Her work had a profound impact on our understanding of the structure and function of DNA


Name: Spodumene (Mineral)
Description: A mineral containing lithium


Name: Bolzano/Bozen (City)
Description: A city in Italy


Name: Electricity (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The flow of electrons from the zinc to the copper in Volta's pile


Name: Glassy or finely crystalline material like that of the ground-mass (Mineral Formation)
Description: Material that fills enclosures in phenocrysts.


Name: deities of Chinese folk religion or enlightened beings of Buddhism (concept/deity)
Description: The entities depicted by the religious statues in China


Name: Sam Mendes (Person)
Description: An English film director and theatre director


Name: Light polarization in sky (physical phenomenon)
Description: Partially polarizes light from the sky and is most pronounced at an angle 90° from the Sun


Name: 26 April 1986 (Date)
Description: The date when one of the reactors at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant exploded


Name: Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (System)
Description: An international certification scheme aimed at preventing the trade of conflict diamonds


Name: Long-term International Migration (Event)
Description: Migration events occurring over a long period of time


Name: Present-day Alabama (Geographical_area)
Description: The geographical area known as Alabama


Name: Miocene Epoch (geological_time_period)
Description: A geological epoch in the Neogene period that lasted from about 23.03 to 5.3 million years ago.


Name: Modern French Polynesia (Geographical region)
Description: The modern territories under the influence of Pōmare I and his descendants


Name: The level of atmospheric oxygen is closely related to the prevalence of charcoal (Geological Fact)
Description: Indicates the relationship between the amount of charcoal and the level of atmospheric oxygen


Name: Dolomite, magnesite, brucite, carnallite, talc, olivine (Minerals)
Description: Six minerals that are of commercial importance for Magnesium extraction.


Name: Health insurance in Belgium (Insurance system)
Description: The health insurance system of Belgium.


Name: Mantle-derived xenoliths on Malaita Island, Ontong Java Plateau (geographical_location)
Description: The location where Majorite containing rocks have been reported.


Name: Concept of Infinity in Mathematics and Sciences (Abstract Concept)
Description: The idea of infinite quantities, applied in mathematics and science


Name: Technology Manufacturers (Business)
Description: Businesses that manufacture technology products


Name: Coated Abrasive (Material)
Description: Abrasive fixed to a backing material and used in various tools.


Name: Water and vegetation (Natural Elements)
Description: Symbol of life to many Mesoamerican cultures


Name: Zadovite (Mineral)
Description: The phosphorus-analogue of Aradite


Name: Linnaeus (Scientist)
Description: Swedish botanist, physician, and zoologist, who laid the foundations for the modern scheme of biological classification


Name: Tissint Meteorite (Astromaterial)
Description: The Tissint meteorite is a martian meteorite


Name: Milling Machine (Manufacturing Equipment)
Description: A machine used in metalworking to remove material from a workpiece by means of a rotating milling cutter.


Name: Folkuin (Author)
Description: In his Gesta abb. Lobiensium in 924/925.


Name: Pink Diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Diamonds that exhibit a pink coloration


Name: Extraordinary Scratch-Resistance (Physical Property)
Description: The ability to resist scratching or abrasion


Name: There is increasing demand for (Demand)
Description: -


Name: 1802 (Year)
Description: The year Benjamin Silliman was admitted to the bar.


Name: Female deities (Religious figure)
Description: The deities in the Minoan religion that are female


Name: Bronisława Curie-Skłodowska (Marie Curie's sister) (Person)
Description: Polish physicist and chemist, Marie Curie's younger sister


Name: Women's national volleyball team (Sports Team)
Description: The women's national volleyball team of Turkey


Name: relations with China (Relation)
Description: Diplomatic relationships between Russia and China.


Name: Many talented American chefs (people)
Description: Many successful American chefs studied at the Culinary Institute of America


Name: Early 1890s (Time period)
Description: The time period when the first pit-type quarry was started.


Name: Machine or User (Entity)
Description: Control of high temperature coolant by machine or user, depending on the milling machine


Name: Pep Guardiola (Person)
Description: A Spanish professional football manager and former player


Name: Mafic Protolith (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of protolith composed mainly of mafic minerals


Name: Aluminium (Element)
Description: A silvery, ductile, lightweight metallic element.


Name: Workforce (Group)
Description: The workforce in the municipality of Maggia


Name: Cordoba (City)
Description: City in Spain


Name: Desert Expansion (Environmental Issue)
Description: continued expansion of deserts, particularly the Gobi Desert


Name: Metamorphic Facies (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Facies that produce such distinctive character that the facies name is used for the rock.


Name: Plagioclase (Albite component) (Mineral)
Description: The mineral that breaks down during glaucophane producing reactions


Name: Global Military Conflicts (Military Conflict)
Description: A hostile encounter or series of encounters between two or more groups, often involving armed forces


Name: area (Quantity)
Description: The area covered by the Tasman District


Name: Deforestation and Poaching (Activity)
Description: activities causing harm or destruction to the Amazon Rainforest


Name: Algerian Arts and Culture (Expressive Activities)
Description: The arts and cultural expressions in Algeria, which reflect the country's rich history and diverse population


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The United States of America


Name: Central Asian women (People)
Description: Women from Central Asia


Name: Japan's court system (court system)
Description: The court system where the Supreme Court of Japan belongs


Name: The Supreme Court (Court)
Description: The highest court in the United States


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The country where the Greek Civil War took place following World War II


Name: Ethiopia (Country)
Description: A country located in East Africa.


Name: The 228 Memorial Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum dedicated to the February 28 Incident, located in Taipei, Taiwan


Name: pleasure of surprise (Emotion)
Description: The joy of keeping a secret and revealing it at the right time


Name: motorways and main roads (transportation_infrastructure)
Description: the lower regions and larger towns of the Alps are well-served by motorways and main roads


Name: Raw Materials for Industries (Economy)
Description: Goods or services that are primary and unprocessed, such as raw materials


Name: Properties of Synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals (property)
Description: The properties of synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals


Name: Creation of Victims' Fund (FV) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Latins (Historical Group)
Description: A term used to describe the peoples of Western Europe during the Middle Ages


Name: Tønsberg Fortress ruin park (Attraction)
Description: The Tønsberg Fortress ruin park in Norway


Name: soldiers (occupation)
Description: people serving as soldiers


Name: HERE Technologies (Organization)
Description: A global location company with maps and location services


Name: longest lived radioisotope (Isotope property)
Description: Refers to the fact that apart from the practically stable 48Ca, the longest lived radioisotope of Calcium is 41Ca.


Name: Slavic Language (Language Classification)
Description: Classification of all Slavic languages


Name: Trichromacy (Visual system)
Description: The color vision system of most humans using three types of cone cells


Name: Napoleon (historical figure)
Description: Emperor of France (1804–1814, 1815)


Name: Diamond-bladed Saw (Tool)
Description: A tool used for cutting gemstones in their rough state


Name: More Territories (Location)
Description: Additional areas that the Taliban conquered.


Name: Roman Empire (empire)
Description: An empire that benefited from Andalusia's resources and cultural contributions


Name: Fe2+[S2]2− (Classical_formalism)
Description: A classical formalism used to describe Pyrite


Name: Luigi Vanvitelli (Person)
Description: Italian Baroque architect


Name: Jade (Material)
Description: A mineral used for various purposes in ancient China


Name: Alumina (Compound)
Description: A compound produced by the precipitation and calcination processes from sodium aluminate


Name: difficult on the 2023 World Press Freedom Index (IndexScore)
Description: The country's ranking in terms of press freedom.


Name: 179.9 inhabitants per square kilometer (Population density)
Description: A population density of 179.9 inhabitants per square kilometer


Name: Khibiny National Park (national park)
Description: A national park set up in 2018.


Name: 17.3% of the territory of Spain (percentage)
Description: The proportion of Andalusia's area in relation to the total territory of Spain.


Name: Norway's Northernmost Part (Region)
Description: The northernmost region of Norway


Name: 22 synagogues (Building)
Description: Various Jewish houses of worship


Name: Not in the labor force (employment status)
Description: Individuals who are neither employed nor unemployed, such as retirees, students, or homemakers


Name: Celeste (Color)
Description: The Spanish term for sky blue.


Name: Gold (Material)
Description: Yellow, malleable metal used in jewelry, coins, and electronics


Name: the National Geographic Society (Organization)
Description: a prominent scientific and educational organization during Spurr's lifetime


Name: special convention on secession (Political event)
Description: A convention called to vote on Missouri's secession from the Union.


Name: King James II of England (Monarch)
Description: The monarch who ruled England from 1685 to 1688


Name: Fugacity of oxygen in laboratory experiments (Physical property)
Description: The property controlled by the reaction of Fayalite with oxygen


Name: Sumerian cuneiform character maš (historical_character)
Description: A simple cross-shaped character in Sumerian cuneiform, read as maš


Name: Car parts production (Manufacturing industry)
Description: A sector of the industrial economy in Tunisia


Name: Parents (Semantic Category)
Description: A semantic category referring to the male and female adults in a family


Name: Infrastructure (Infrastructure)
Description: The facilities and systems serving a community.


Name: Amount of uncollected or mismanaged waste (Quantity)
Description: Approximately one billion tons per year


Name: 247 sites in Ukraine (sites)
Description: Number of sites in Ukraine verified by UNESCO


Name: Pierre Curie (Person)
Description: Marie Curie's husband, also a physicist and chemist


Name: United States Constitution (Legal document)
Description: The supreme law of the United States


Name: Southern Russia (country)
Description: Carved bracelets made of mammoth tusk have been found in Southern Russia.


Name: Roman structures and sculptures (Architecture)
Description: Buildings and statues made in Rome


Name: Ancient Greece (geographical location)
Description: The region where ancient Greek civilization existed


Name: Herat (City)
Description: A city located in the west of Afghanistan.


Name: Serum Potassium Concentration (Chemical Analysis)
Description: The amount of potassium in the blood


Name: Ivory Coast Air Force (air_force)
Description: the air force of Ivory Coast


Name: Infinitesimal calculus (Mathematical concept)
Description: A branch of mathematics concerned with rates of change and the approximations of integrals


Name: Elastic cartilage, hyaline cartilage, fibrocartilage, and lipohyaline cartilage (Types of cartilage)
Description: Different types of cartilage found in the body


Name: Cruises (Transportation Mode)
Description: A popular tourist activity in Russia.


Name: Marie Curie's inspirational impact (Category)
Description: The influential role of Marie Curie in inspiring future generations of scientists and researchers


Name: Lattice ('bulk') diffusion treatments (Treatment)
Description: A treatment process for sapphires using impurities to enhance color


Name: Westchester County (Location)
Description: A county in the U.S. state of New York


Name: Damage to obligately anaerobic organisms (Biological state)
Description: Organisms that cannot survive or reproduce in the presence of oxygen


Name: Sweeper tentacles (up to 15 mm) (Polyps feature)
Description: Can grow up to 0.591 inches long


Name: The remaining percentage of the population consists of various ethnicities not specifically mentioned in this dataset (Quantity)
Description: The remaining percentage of the population consists of various ethnicities not specifically mentioned


Name: areas that still practice a natural piste type of ski slope building (human activity)
Description: Areas where ski slopes are built using traditional methods


Name: Uses of Preserved Lemons in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The uses of Preserved Lemons in various Moroccan dishes


Name: Genoese Tedisio Zaccaria (Person)
Description: A Genoese noble and military leader


Name: Located in Piraeus (Location)
Description: Piraeus, Greece


Name: women (gender)
Description: Female gender


Name: Nikolay Lobachevsky (Person)
Description: A Russian mathematician who pioneered non-Euclidean geometry


Name: 1888 Barcelona Universal Exposition (event)
Description: An international exposition held in Barcelona, Spain in 1888


Name: at-large voting for representative seats (Voting system)
Description: A system of electing representatives where all voters in a single district or jurisdiction vote for as many candidates as there are seats to be filled.


Name: Invitations (artwork)
Description: a type of artwork that provides access to an event or performance


Name: Tlatelolco market (Market)
Description: A market in Tenochtitlan's sister city, specialized and highly organized.


Name: Master engraver (Profession)
Description: Rely solely on feel and muscle memory to sharpen tools.


Name: The Mesoproterozoic Eon (Geological Eon)
Description: The middle eon of the Proterozoic Era, lasting from about 1.6 billion years ago to the beginning of the Neoproterozoic Eon.


Name: Seville (Location)
Description: A city and capital of the autonomous region of Andalusia in southern Spain


Name: Several species of moths (Insect)
Description: Various species of moths found in the Alps.


Name: Paul Löbe (1875–1964) (Politicians)
Description: Paul Löbe, President of the Weimar Republic's National Assembly from 1920 to 1926


Name: Franklin Institute Journal (Journal)
Description: A scientific journal published by the Franklin Institute


Name: Christian church (Religious Site)
Description: Consecrated Christian church under the Byzantine Empire


Name: Classical Compound (Subtype of Compound)
Description: A compound derived from classical Latin or ancient Greek roots


Name: Janamsakhis (Literature)
Description: Hagiographies of the Sikh Gurus, specifically in the B-40 Janamsakhi


Name: Sun (Solar entity)
Description: The star at the center of the Solar System.


Name: None (implicit: Atoms at the surface of the crystal) (Physical Entity)
Description: Atoms at the surface of a crystal.


Name: 24% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of children in Community District 12 who are obese


Name: Biomineralization (Biological process)
Description: Process by which some plants dissolve silicates


Name: Greek Orthodox Diaspora (Religious Group)
Description: The Greek Orthodox communities outside of Greece.


Name: Treatment of Magnesium deficiency in plants (Medical usage)
Description: The use of substances to treat magnesium deficiency in plants


Name: Clarity (gemstone) (Quality attribute)
Description: Measure of internal defects in a diamond called inclusions


Name: Ancient Life (Life form)
Description: Life forms that existed in the past as evidenced by chemical fossils


Name: New Maps (Creation)
Description: The engraved plate can be reused to create new maps or melted down for other purposes


Name: Pocket Watches (Timepiece)
Description: The typical form of watch worn in pockets during the 17th century.


Name: Anschluss (Event)
Description: The annexation of Austria by Nazi Germany in 1938


Name: Macedon (Country)
Description: Ancient kingdom located in Greece


Name: Fluorides (Compound)
Description: Compounds containing fluorine


Name: 30 W/cm·K at room temperature (Numeric Value)
Description: The thermal conductivity of 99.9% enriched synthetic diamond crystals at room temperature


Name: Dionysios Solomos, Andreas Kalvos, Angelos Sikelianos, Emmanuel Rhoides, Demetrius Vikelas, Kostis Palamas, Penelope Delta, Yannis Ritsos, Alexandros Papadiamantis, Nikos Kazantzakis, Andreas Embirikos, Kostas Karyotakis, Gregorios Xenopoulos, Constantine Cavafy, Nikos Kavvadias, Kostas Varnalis, and Kiki Dimoula (Author)
Description: leading figures of modern Greek literature


Name: Cotton State (Nickname)
Description: One of Alabama's nicknames.