Name: Oyster shells (Biological structure)
Description: Shells of oysters, mollusks with pearl-like interior


Name: Nobel Prize in Physics (Award)
Description: The most prestigious award given to those who have made major discoveries and advancements in the field of physics


Name: British colonial settlement (Settlement)
Description: The British colonial settlement that was the foundation of New York City


Name: Basketball (Sport)
Description: A team sport played with a ball through which points are scored by throwing it through a hoop.


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: North African country where these events occurred


Name: Pillars of Ashoka (Artifact)
Description: A set of pillars erected by the emperor Asoka


Name: Egypt (location)
Description: Location with significant gold resources


Name: Plants and Animals (Biological Entity)
Description: Organisms that undergo the process of fossilization


Name: Ostanmossa mine (Mine)
Description: A mine famous for Dollaseite.


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: A country located on the island of Great Britain and several other small islands


Name: Southeastern part of Dalarna province (Geographical Area)
Description: The lowest region in the Dalarna province


Name: high dopant concentration (Physical property)
Description: High percentage of yttrium atoms replaced by Er3+


Name: Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (State)
Description: A de facto state proclaimed by the Polisario Front in Western Sahara


Name: Zambia (Country)
Description: One of the largest global amethyst producers


Name: 160 mining excavations and several metallurgical facilities (mining_excavation)
Description: Number of mining excavations in Miedzianka (town)


Name: IADB (Inter-American Development Bank) (Political Entity)
Description: An international organization that provides loans, technical assistance, and grants to its member countries in Latin America and the Caribbean for projects aimed at reducing poverty and promoting sustainable economic development


Name: 'The Terror of Blue John Gap' (Short story)
Description: A short story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle that describes mysterious goings-on in this cavern


Name: High Thermal Conductivity (Physical Property)
Description: A physical property of diamonds that ranges between 900-2320 W·m−1·K−1.


Name: Present-day Greeks (Population)
Description: Current inhabitants of Greece


Name: Ipswich railway station (TransportationStation)
Description: A railway station located in Ipswich, serving the Great Eastern Main Line, East Suffolk Line, and Felixstowe Branch Line


Name: Show luminescence (Action)
Description: Emission of light by a substance, often in response to energy absorption


Name: females (Gender)
Description: Female gender


Name: Erlenbach am Main (Location)
Description: A town along the river Main


Name: Nutrients Movement in the Environment (Environmental Process)
Description: Organic matter is important for nutrient movement within the environment.


Name: city of Djerba and Matmata (Location)
Description: Cities where Jerba Berber and Matmata Berber are spoken


Name: Planet Venus and the Moon (Astronomical entity)
Description: In 1494, Isabella d'Este, the marchioness of Mantua, expressed her confidence in the power of these stones. The Italian Renaissance philosopher Marsilio Ficino ascribes the aetite's ability to ease childbirth to the astrological influences of the planet Venus and the Moon.


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The enduring influence of European settlers can be seen in various aspects of New England's culture.


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: North American country


Name: Athenian general Theramenes (Historical Figure)
Description: Athenian general active during the Peloponnesian War


Name: Color Printing (Printing Technology)
Description: The process of reproducing an image on paper or another medium


Name: Homeless population in Alabama (Population)
Description: The estimated number of homeless people in Alabama as per HUD's 2022 Annual Homeless Assessment Report.


Name: Italian Parliament (Government Entity)
Description: The legislative branch of Italy's government


Name: Twinning (General classification for twinning phenomenon)
Description: Phenomenon where two or more crystals of a single mineral species grow interconnected


Name: Animal Welfare (Concept)
Description: The physical and mental state of an animal in terms of health, comfort, and contentment


Name: Roman rings (Historical artifact)
Description: Rings from Roman civilization


Name: adsorb protein molecules (property)
Description: -


Name: CIECAM02 (Color Model)
Description: A color model used for calculating the perceived lightness, saturation, and hue of a given color


Name: The museum's new premises (Building)
Description: New building constructed for the museum, Schools of Art and Science which were maintained by the corporation


Name: c. 1776 (Historical period)
Description: Approximately 1776


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: continent in Eurasia and Africa


Name: Cubic zirconia (Material)
Description: A gemologically and economically important diamond simulant


Name: Urbańczyk, Havlík, Třeštík and Vlasto (group of people)
Description: Scholars who have different opinions on the status of Pribina


Name: Carbon Black (Chemical Compound)
Description: A form of carbon used as a pigment for tattooing


Name: Blood pressure (Physiological Process)
Description: The maintenance of appropriate levels of blood pressure within the body.


Name: Historical reenactment (Activity)
Description: The recreation of a past event, usually a military or historical event.


Name: 2022 (Year)
Description: A year in history when long-term net migration reached a record high of 764,000


Name: Julian (Bishop)
Description: Julian, who was bishop from around 558 to around 568 and was a Jacobite


Name: Cerium Compound (Chemical Compound)
Description: The compound ceric ammonium nitrate (CAN)


Name: Xianbei people (ethnic group)
Description: a nomadic people in ancient China


Name: Taiwan Black Jade (Mineral Deposit)
Description: A type of black jade found in Taiwan


Name: Zeolites (Silicate mineral)
Description: Microporous silicate minerals produced by reaction of pore fluids with basalt and pelagic sediments


Name: 1960s (Decade)
Description: The 1961-1970 period


Name: Cerite-(La) (Silicate Mineral)
Description: The lanthanum rich species of Cerite.


Name: Studio Pottery (Art Movement)
Description: Art form produced by artists working alone or in small groups, creating unique items or short runs


Name: tens of nanometers (Size)
Description: The smallest possible size that diamond nanoparticles can reach.


Name: Nine National Parks (France) (Natural Area)
Description: The number of national parks in France


Name: Aluminosilicates (with the exception of quartz) (Type of Tectosilicates)
Description: Tectosilicates that contain aluminum in addition to silicon and oxygen


Name: 1886 Arendal crash (Event)
Description: An event that led to bankruptcies and unemployment in Arendal in 1886


Name: Pistol Duel (Historical Event)
Description: A duel fought with pistols.


Name: professional organizations (institutions in cartography)
Description: Organizations that support and advance cartography


Name: Metro-North railroad system (transportation)
Description: -


Name: Moctezuma II (person)
Description: Tenth tlatoani (ruler) of Tenochtitlan, the Aztec capital


Name: wives of Han Chinese noblemen and high-ranking officials (Women)
Description: These women were the primary wearers of this jacket


Name: Officers (Roman Empire) (Job Position)
Description: During the Roman Empire


Name: Industrial processes (Process)
Description: Processes that release aluminium into air and water


Name: Impurities (Geological Feature)
Description: Impurities found within the crystals of Naxian marble.


Name: UK's nominal GDP for 2024 (Economic Indicator)
Description: The estimated value of the goods produced and services provided in the United Kingdom within a given year.


Name: Everyday Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed for everyday use in homes, offering practicality and durability


Name: minerals (natural_resource)
Description: Natural substances that can be mined or extracted.


Name: Strip mining of lignite in the Nordspessart near Kahl (Activity)
Description: The lignite strip mining activity


Name: Alabama State (State)
Description: The state of Alabama


Name: Approximately 10,000 students (Quantity)
Description: A large number of students attending the university


Name: Rabat (City)
Description: The capital city of Morocco


Name: Synnada (Location)
Description: An ancient city in Phrygia, modern-day Turkey


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: a state that controlled much of southeastern Europe, western Asia, and north Africa from the 14th to the early 20th century


Name: Missouri Western State University (University)
Description: The university's current name


Name: Hunsrück Slate (Resource)
Description: A source for Rhenish slate over several centuries


Name: South of Skyros (Location)
Description: The southern part of the Island of Skyros is bare and rocky.


Name: Part of religious ceremonies (Religious practice)
Description: Waist chains have been used in India, as part of religious ceremonies


Name: 2023 global banking crisis (Economic Event)
Description: The latest systemic crisis affecting the banking sector globally


Name: Maggia (municipality) (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in the district of Vallemaggia, canton of Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Number of Ukrainians living below the national poverty line in 2019 (Demographic indicator)
Description: The number of Ukrainian citizens living below the national poverty line in 2019.


Name: 825,000 Algerians (Group of People)
Description: Approximately 825,000 Algerians who died during the French conquest of Algeria from famine, disease, and violence.


Name: Harsh Enforcement of Islamic Sharia Law (Action)
Description: The harsh enforcement of their interpretation of Islamic sharia law by the Taliban.


Name: Millennium Star diamond (Diamond)
Description: One of De Beers' most celebrated diamonds


Name: rare minerals in the Hatrurim Formation (Mineral Assemblages)
Description: The rare minerals that Shulamit Gross studied


Name: post-independence government (Government)
Description: Government of Côte d'Ivoire


Name: Punk subculture punk fashion and the goth subculture (Subcultures)
Description: Youth subcultures characterized by distinctive styles, music, and attitudes


Name: Quercus suber (Tree Species)
Description: An abundant tree species found in the typical vegetation of Andalusia


Name: regional railways of Lombardy and the Ticino railway network (Transportation System)
Description: The traffic between the regional railways of Lombardy and the Ticino railway network


Name: Banks, mausoleums, libraries, schools, hotels, and government buildings (Buildings)
Description: Various buildings across the United States where Yule Marble was used.


Name: Gem diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: diamonds used as gemstones


Name: variety of recreational sports (Activity)
Description: Activities such as rock climbing, hill walking, hang gliding, caving, sailing and cycling.


Name: Bulgarian Exarchate (religious_organization)
Description: The religious organization that the cities voted to join


Name: Luminescence in ultraviolet light (property of minerals)
Description: A property that can be used as a supplementary test to distinguish natural emeralds from synthetics


Name: Sion (Location)
Description: The capital city of Valais, located in the Rhone valley


Name: United Nations (Intergovernmental_Organization)
Description: The international organization that Afghanistan is a member of, which is the United Nations


Name: Mariano Rajoy (Person)
Description: The prime minister of Spain from 2011 to 2018


Name: 207th Street (Road)
Description: The creek and surrounding industrial area is bounded by Dyckman Street to the south, Tenth Avenue to the west, and 207th Street to the north.


Name: French, Italian, and Romansh speakers migrating to the rest of Switzerland (Immigrants)
Description: -


Name: Alcohol (Material)
Description: An organic compound that contains a hydroxyl group (-OH) attached to a carbon atom in an alkane, alkene, or alkyne.


Name: Spiral ribbon torcs (Artifact class)
Description: Torcs that continue a Bronze Age type


Name: Anthony Albanese (Person)
Description: Leader of the Australian Labor Party


Name: billiards cue tip 'chalk' (Material)
Description: A major component of the chalk used in billiards.


Name: Political system and institutions (Governance resource)
Description: the structures, rules, and processes by which a society is governed


Name: Sea-God's instructions (Instructions from the Sea-God)
Description: Instructions given by the Sea-God to Hiko-hoho-demi no Mikoto


Name: US$6 billion in 2010 (statistic)
Description: The amount of money generated by international tourists in Brazil during the year 2010


Name: Iron (Metal)
Description: A metal that can ionize a number of electrons


Name: Early gems (Gem Artwork)
Description: Early gemstones, which mostly show animals.


Name: X (anions) (Ion)
Description: Anions typically oxygen


Name: Iberian peninsula (Geographical region)
Description: A geographical region in southwestern Europe.


Name: Stoneware (Type of Ceramic)
Description: Hard, non-porous ceramic used for making pottery and tableware


Name: Indian Buddhism (Religious movement)
Description: A tradition that encompasses a variety of schools, philosophies and practices linked by their common origin in the teachings of Gautama Buddha


Name: InterCity and TranzMetro services (PublicTransport)
Description: Long-distance and local public transportation services in New Zealand


Name: Red Army (Military Group)
Description: The military force of the Bolsheviks during the Civil War following the Russian Revolution


Name: Red-emitting Phosphors (Material)
Description: Materials that emit light when excited by energy, especially useful in lighting applications


Name: Entities (Deity or human exemplar)
Description: Ranging from deities to human exemplars.


Name: Lithium metal batteries (Electrochemical devices)
Description: Lithium metal batteries


Name: S-adenosyl methionine (SAM-e) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A vital molecule for the transfer of a methyl group in various biological reactions


Name: 'Galerie des Glaces' (Room)
Description: A room in the Palace of Versailles, known for its mirror walls


Name: Ability of humans to replicate forms or functions arising in nature (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Moorish art style (art style)
Description: A blend of Muslim, Christian, and local Iberian artistic elements, particularly prominent during the Moorish occupation of Iberia


Name: Bell-shaped Flowers (Flower)
Description: The type of flower produced by the Gooseberry plant.


Name: Mountain forests, farmland, and coastline (Geographical Features)
Description: Natural areas found in the Saijō area


Name: Brass (Zinc alloy)
Description: A zinc alloy consisting of copper and zinc


Name: many countries (Geographical Location)
Description: Regions where Surrealism influenced various forms of art and culture


Name: Ptygmatic folds (Geological Feature)
Description: Folds formed by highly plastic ductile deformation of the gneissic banding.


Name: Special curved laps (Gemstone cutting tool)
Description: Used for cutting and polishing curved facets


Name: turtles in Chinese culture (concept)
Description: The belief in the expedition from earth to underworld


Name: Tuscan populations (modern population)
Description: A contemporary human population that inhabits Tuscany, Italy.


Name: Isamu Akasaki and Hiroshi Amano (Person)
Description: Worked on a new development which revolutionized LED lighting in parallel to Shuji Nakamura


Name: Kumaragupta I (emperor)
Description: 5th-century CE Gupta emperor


Name: Gold Price (Quantity)
Description: The value of one troy ounce of gold in US dollars.


Name: total domination and total colonization (Idea)
Description: A system advocating for French military to wage total war against civilian populations while providing rule of law and property rights to settlers within French occupied cities


Name: Secular domain (Domain)
Description: The realm of the laity; the temporal world


Name: Calve Island (Location)
Description: An uninhabited island in Tobermory Bay


Name: Northern Fox Fur (Fur attribute)
Description: Dense, soft, silky and relatively long fur in northern foxes. Longer, denser and fluffier in comparison to southern forms.


Name: Jacob Saphir (Traveler)
Description: Jacob Saphir wrote about seeing many houses in Mocha that were vacant of dwellers


Name: German-Austria (country)
Description: Former name of Austria after World War I


Name: Laboratory scale methods for electrolytic production of Ti metal (Process)
Description: Methods for producing titanium from titanium dioxide using molten salt electrolytes


Name: Recrystallization (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process in which a mineral's texture changes while its identity remains the same, typically due to temperature increase.


Name: People in the Netherlands (Population)
Description: The total number of people residing in the Netherlands


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


Name: many aspects of ancient Greek culture (Culture)
Description: Aspects of ancient Greek culture that were influenced by the Mycenaean civilization


Name: 95 K (−178 °C) (Temperature)
Description: Temperature below which alpha manganese becomes antiferromagnetic


Name: Jewish communities (Religious Community)
Description: -


Name: Egg yolks (Compound)
Description: Astaxanthin or other pigments used to enhance the color of egg yolks.


Name: Imports to Taiwan (quantity)
Description: Goods and services brought into Taiwan from other countries


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States and one of its economic, cultural, and political centers.


Name: Romans (political entity)
Description: Ancient civilization that conquered the Roman Republic and established the Roman Empire


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


Name: Natural Pearls found today (Pearl type)
Description: Natural pearls that require verification.


Name: Dutch troops (Military force)
Description: The military forces of the Dutch East Indies


Name: Basalt (Volcanic Rock)
Description: By providing soluble elements that enrich the basalt composition


Name: Oscar in the category 'Best Documentary Feature Film' (Award)
Description: The award received by the creators of 20 Days in Mariupol


Name: creative scene and art community (culture)
Description: With numerous galleries, museums, and art districts showcasing Taiwanese and international talent


Name: Life on Earth (Biological Process)
Description: The process that sustains life on Earth.


Name: f(x,y,z)=0 (Mathematical Equation)
Description: The specific equation defined by (x, y, z)


Name: Government (Organization)
Description: Authority with the rights to deem any report, audit or other due diligence processes as being unreliable


Name: Including research reactors, cyclotrons, and particle accelerators (Characteristic)
Description: Neutron sources used for Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) treatment are varied, including research reactors, cyclotrons, and particle accelerators


Name: Malyshevsky Urban Okrug (Municipal division)
Description: A municipal division in Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia.


Name: Howden Reservoir (Reservoir)
Description: A reservoir in the north of Derbyshire, England


Name: Purity of Blue Hue (Evaluation Criteria)
Description: The standard used to assess the quality of a blue sapphire


Name: Mount Everest (Mountain)
Description: The world's highest point on the Sino-Nepalese border


Name: Exploration for diamond deposits (Geological process)
Description: Exploration for diamond deposits.


Name: 2013 Protests (Event)
Description: Widespread protests that erupted in Turkey in 2013.


Name: Aluminum (Metal)
Description: To reduce costs and produce AlBeMet alloy


Name: Turks (Ethnic group)
Description: A Turkic-speaking people who originated in Central Asia and established the Ottoman Empire


Name: Christina Nilsson and Jenny Lind (person)
Description: Swedish opera singers who owned hair jewelry.


Name: Cycling (Activity)
Description: Increasingly popular in New York City


Name: - (Artifact)
Description: Wax used for sealing purposes


Name: Ionian League (League)
Description: The membership of Chios in the Ionian League


Name: Libraries (Library)
Description: Supported and managed by religious groups and other denominations as evidenced by historical locations of international renown and heritage such as the Strahov Monastery and the Clementinum in Prague


Name: Red Color (Color)
Description: One of the colors of the German Empire, Nazi flag, Pan-Arabism, Pan-Africanism, and other flags.


Name: Cross-shaped incisions (Artifact)
Description: Cross-shaped marks or symbols.


Name: pounamu in the Māori language (Language Term)
Description: Term in the Māori language of New Zealand


Name: Waste Management (Environmental Issue)
Description: The process of managing waste materials


Name: Norway and Finland (Group)
Description: Countries bordering Norway


Name: Clothing development in succeeding dynasties (Historical event)
Description: The historical event that resulted from the arrival of Buddhism


Name: Catholic Church (Religious Organization)
Description: The church that recognized Charlemagne as the Holy Roman Emperor


Name: Pomegranate flower (Flower)
Description: Bright red and 3 cm in diameter, with three to seven petals


Name: Northern Vietnam (Location)
Description: Region in Vietnam where the first bronze drums were uncovered


Name: Eastern Orthodox (religion)
Description: A branch of Christianity originating with the Church of the East and subsequently with the Byzantine Empire


Name: Key-bearers (Religious Role)
Description: Women who had authority over the sacred treasury of a particular deity


Name: Controversial figure (Description)
Description: A person or thing that is likely to cause strong disagreement or unease


Name: Bible Belt (Region)
Description: A region in the Southern United States characterized by a strong presence of Evangelical Christianity.


Name: Carbon-Nitrogen-Oxygen Cycle (Cycle)
Description: A series of chemical reactions that involve carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen


Name: Toadstone (Mythical stone or gem)
Description: A mythical stone or gem that was thought to be found in the head of a toad


Name: Calcium metal (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ca and atomic number 20.


Name: 20th-century French colonial architecture (Architectural style)
Description: Buildings constructed during the French colonial period in Morocco


Name: Different colors and intensities (Color spectrum)
Description: The variations in color and intensity that diamond simulants may exhibit


Name: Electoral Districts (Electoral Division)
Description: The regions where members of both houses are elected


Name: Itself (Abstract)
Description: A representation of something.


Name: 22-23 GPa (Physical Property)
Description: The hardness of corundum at low loads (1-2 N)


Name: European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) (Organization)
Description: A research organization in Switzerland and France on the border between the two countries, home to the largest particle physics laboratory


Name: Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: The mineral for which Verneuil focused his efforts after the successful synthesis of ruby


Name: Pore fluid (Geological Feature)
Description: Liquid or gas in the space between solid particles within a porous medium


Name: Westchester County (Geographical Area)
Description: A county in the state of New York


Name: GIA (Gemological Institute of America) (organization)
Description: An international nonprofit institute dedicated to research and education in the field of gems and jewelry.


Name: Over 120 Swiss monuments (Monument)
Description: More than 120 monuments from Switzerland.


Name: eighth and ninth, respectively (Ranking)
Description: Positions based on a certain criteria


Name: Heat (element in metalworking)
Description: The application of heat during the casting process


Name: International Cultural Influence (Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: a powerful effect of a culture on other cultures


Name: UK (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located off the north-western coast of the European mainland


Name: Urnes Stave Church (Architecture)
Description: A surviving stave church in inner Sognefjord, Norway


Name: Amsterdam (Location)
Description: A city in the Netherlands


Name: Westchester County Airport (airport)
Description: An airport serving Westchester County.


Name: Heliotrope (mineral variety)
Description: Green variety of chalcedony containing red inclusions of iron oxide.


Name: Ancient Greek homes (Architecture)
Description: The houses where the large ceramic storage jars (Pithoi) were kept.


Name: their language (language)
Description: A barbarous language, not Greek


Name: Second Heating Process (Step in Treatment Process)
Description: A repeated step in the treatment process


Name: Zheng Jing (Person)
Description: Zheng Jing, also known as Zheng Yi


Name: Malachite (Mineral)
Description: A green copper carbonate hydroxide mineral


Name: Japan (country)
Description: island country in East Asia


Name: Canadian artists (Occupation)
Description: Artists from Canada


Name: footpath, blackbird (compound lexeme)
Description: Examples of closed compounds


Name: Protection and support (Functions of exoskeleton)
Description: Protection against the environment and support for the body


Name: Columns Capitals (Artwork)
Description: Carved ornaments atop columns in Romanesque architecture.


Name: Silicate Mineral (mineral)
Description: A rock-forming mineral made up of silicate groups


Name: Relation between Ukraine, The West and Russia (political issue)
Description: One of the main political issues in Ukraine's politics


Name: Artifacts (Man-made object)
Description: A man-made object with a cultural or historical value


Name: multicultural_metropolis (GeographicArea)
Description: A city with a diverse cultural mix, reflecting the influence of multiple countries and cultures


Name: Type Ia Supernova (Astronomical Event)
Description: A Type II supernova that results from the explosion of a white dwarf star in a binary system


Name: Toyama Chihō Railway - Himi Line (Railway line)
Description: A railway line in Toyama Prefecture, Japan


Name: Unemployment Rate (Statistic)
Description: The unemployment rate in Cresciano


Name: Brewsterlinite (Substance)
Description: A hydrocarbon with a refractive index of 1·13 found within cavities in Topaz


Name: Trondheim (City)
Description: The third largest city of Norway


Name: Wikipedia (Online Encyclopedia)
Description: An online encyclopedia created and maintained collaboratively by volunteers around the world.


Name: N'Chwaning II mine (location)
Description: A location in South Africa where the mineral was discovered


Name: 1950s (Decade)
Description: The decade when quinacridone was manufactured.


Name: Whistler's Mother (Arrangement in grey and black number one) (Painting)
Description: Famous painting by James McNeill Whistler.


Name: Marcel Tolkowsky (Person)
Description: Belgian mathematician and diamond cutter


Name: Blue fluorescence (Phenomenon)
Description: The bluish glow emitted by certain fluorites from Great Britain


Name: AD 864 (Time)
Description: year of its founding


Name: Formation of an external team led by Charles Phillips (Event)
Description: Team formed to investigate the Sutton Hoo find


Name: Politicians (Group)
Description: People involved in politics


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The continent where Ribes uva-crispa is native.


Name: British Artists (Occupation)
Description: Artists who produced fine work slowly in the 16th century.


Name: 2.4 years (Value)
Description: the drop in average American life expectancy between 2019 and 2021


Name: Anglo-Saxon Settlement (Area)
Description: The area settled by the Anglo-Saxons


Name: Saint Petersburg (City)
Description: Russia's second-largest city.


Name: Boson (particle)
Description: An elementary particle with integer spin, being responsible for mediating the fundamental forces of nature such as electromagnetism, the weak nuclear force, and the strong nuclear force.


Name: 1848 French Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: An event where the red flag was proposed as the new national French flag


Name: Classical music (Music Genre)
Description: Musical art form developed in Europe and North America


Name: flying insects (Wildlife Species)
Description: A decrease in the number of flying insects since the 1990s


Name: Memorization of Teachings (Learning Process)
Description: The process of retaining and recalling information in Buddhism.


Name: Minister (Political position)
Description: The political positions responsible for different branches in the government


Name: Statocysts (Organ)
Description: Organs used for gravitational orientation


Name: Roman Republic (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient Roman state from 509 to 27 BC.


Name: The Mull Satirist (Historical figure)
Description: A Gaelic Bard who criticized the Jacobite poet for converting to Roman Catholic Church


Name: Cross at the Castle cyclocross event (Event)
Description: An annual cyclocross event held near Tobermory


Name: A sub-category of Industrial Diamonds (Category)
Description: This sub-category includes the lowest-quality industrial diamonds


Name: Dilute Acids (Acid)
Description: Weak or low concentration acid solutions


Name: Manual fluency (Quality)
Description: At the turn of the 20th century, the adroit performances of John Singer Sargent were alternately admired and viewed with skepticism for their manual fluency


Name: Ethylene oxide and peracetic acid (Compound)
Description: Important organic compounds in industry and commerce


Name: tensions in the Dominion of New England (historical conflict)
Description: Tensions in the Dominion of New England eventually led to the American Revolution


Name: Bourbon Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The royal house of Bourbon, which ruled France from 1589 to 1792 and again briefly in 1814–1848.


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: an island country in East Asia


Name: Low grade, Intermediate, High grade (Classification in Barrovian sequence)
Description: Indication of intensity or degree of metamorphism


Name: political landscape (Politics)
Description: The makeup and dynamics of a country's political system


Name: beta decay (Nuclear process)
Description: Refers to the fact that isotopes lighter than 42Ca usually undergo beta plus decay, while isotopes heavier than 44Ca usually undergo beta minus decay.


Name: paramorph of augite and magnetite (Volcanic rock feature)
Description: A new feature that replaces the original one


Name: dikes and polders (Infrastructure)
Description: Infrastructure used to protect the Netherlands from flooding


Name: ISO standard (Standardization organization)
Description: International Organization for Standardization


Name: broken amphorae (artifact)
Description: Vessels used for transporting and storing liquids


Name: Eastern Greece (geographical_area)
Description: Thessaly is situated in Eastern Greece


Name: Full professor in 1957 (Position)
Description: -


Name: Hexagonal lattice system (Lattice system)
Description: A system of arrangement of atoms, molecules, or ions in a crystal structure.


Name: Tools (Object or device)
Description: Tools used in assembly and manufacturing will not trigger the law


Name: Diamond (mineral)
Description: a mineral that is a solid form of pure carbon


Name: Statues (Artifact)
Description: Three-dimensional sculptures that represent people, animals or things.


Name: Thanksgiving (holiday)
Description: American holiday celebrating harvest and giving thanks


Name: Cultural associations (Organization)
Description: Groups focusing on preserving Alpine folk culture


Name: Middlemen and corporations (Stakeholder)
Description: Intermediaries or large companies involved in the gemstone trade.


Name: Long curved blade and slightly forward weight balance (Feature)
Description: Features that made the sabre deadly on the battlefield


Name: Combs (tool)
Description: Combs were also used in the decoration process


Name: Freedom of Religious Belief (Right)
Description: The right for individuals to practice any religion in Greece


Name: [cosmopolitan capital city of Tunis, the ancient ruins of Carthage, the Muslim and Jewish quarters of Djerba, coastal resorts outside of Monastir, and the night life-driven city of Hammamet] (Location)
Description: Various tourist destinations within Tunisia.


Name: Klagenfurt basin (Basin)
Description: A geographical depression in Carinthia, Austria


Name: Methods of grading diamonds (Process or action)
Description: systems for evaluating the quality of diamonds


Name: Boron-containing organic pharmaceuticals (Compound)
Description: Pharmaceuticals that contain boron atoms.


Name: Optimism (Emotion)
Description: Positive emotional state characterized by hopefulness


Name: Authors (Role)
Description: In the more recent time


Name: Index of refraction (Physical property)
Description: 1.821±0.001 (measured)


Name: Chang'e 5 (Probe)
Description: A Chinese lunar probe that successfully returned Moon samples


Name: Modal metasomatism (Geological process)
Description: A type of metasomatism resulting in the formation of amphibole and phlogopite, among other minerals.


Name: SiO2 Content (Geochemical Property)
Description: A property of igneous rocks


Name: United Nations Security Council (Council)
Description: One of the six principal organs of the United Nations.


Name: Chalcedony (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Smooth or lined with fine bubbles interior (Physical Property)
Description: The interior of Type I fulgurites is usually smooth or lined with fine bubbles


Name: Modern jewellery in New Zealand (Artifact)
Description: Refers to the modern jewellery produced in New Zealand


Name: Modern Architecture Added to Older Buildings (Architectural Style)
Description: The architectural style represented by the Louvre Pyramid.


Name: Northern Half of Derbyshire's Geology (Geological Region)
Description: The northern, more upland half of Derbyshire in terms of geology


Name: Early Egyptians (Culture)
Description: Ancient civilization that developed cutting and jewelry fashioning methods for lapis lazuli, turquoise, and amethyst.


Name: Western restaurant chains and culinary brands (Cultural element)
Description: Cultural elements that sparked curiosity and fascination in China during the late 20th-century


Name: sulfur cathode, lithium anode, porous membrane, ionically conductive gel (Component)
Description: Components of Lithium-sulfur batteries


Name: Reynard the Fox (mythological_character)
Description: A character in folklore


Name: Thick and often hollow, some with terminals forming a ring or loop (Description)
Description: -


Name: invention of papyrus in Egypt (event)
Description: the creation of the first writing material made from the papyrus plant


Name: Colorado-Yule Marble Company (Company)
Description: A former company based in Colorado known for mining Yule marble.


Name: Katerynoslav (City)
Description: Historical name of Dnipro city


Name: Bulgarian Varna Necropolis (Archaeological Site)
Description: A Bronze Age archaeological site.


Name: Ticks like Ixodes ricinus and I. hexagonus (Parasite)
Description: A type of tick


Name: Red Diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Color of fancy color diamonds characterized by having a singular color intensity


Name: Other salts (Compounds)
Description: Various chemical compounds


Name: Ionization Energy: 520 kilojoules per mole (Physical Property)
Description: The ionization energy of the chemical element Lithium


Name: Angle (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A quantity that is measured in degrees, radians, grads, or other angles between two lines or curves meeting at a point.


Name: Russian Civil War (Historical Event)
Description: A war between anti-communist White movement and Bolsheviks with their Red Army


Name: Symphony in gray and green; The Ocean (artwork)
Description: a series of paintings by James McNeill Whistler


Name: Limited resources, infighting, the exile or non-involvement of several prominent scientists in the field and several crucial mistakes (Issue)
Description: Factors that affected Germany's wartime project to research nuclear power and/or weapons


Name: 1926 General Strike (Historical Event)
Description: A general strike in the United Kingdom in 1926


Name: University education or equivalent (Academic degree)
Description: The academic degrees required for the career levels Gehobener Dienst and Höherer Dienst


Name: Coup d'état (political event)
Description: The removal of Yanukovych by the parliament on 21 February 2014


Name: Water (Liquid)
Description: Water produced during metamorphism of basalt to eclogite


Name: 'Soft jade' (Common name)
Description: Another name for 軟玉


Name: Children with animals (Subject of Sculpture)
Description: Subject that was depicted despite seemingly best suited for home decoration


Name: Recycling of Metals (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: Strategies to recover metals from waste streams, often through mechanical or chemical processes


Name: Road Network (Infrastructure)
Description: The road infrastructure of Valais


Name: Soft Sculpture (Artwork)
Description: Three dimensional work incorporating unconventional materials


Name: Central Utah (Geographical Area)
Description: The southernmost location where gem-quality Ammolite deposits have been discovered


Name: Different Species (Animal Species)
Description: What was formerly considered as one species are now recognized as multiple species


Name: Civil war, refugee return and high fertility rate (Cause Effect)
Description: The factors that contributed to the increase in the population of Afghanistan.


Name: 46,746 (Number)
Description: Total number of inhabitants as of 2010 Census


Name: Status symbols (Classification of jewellery)
Description: Jewellery used to denote social status or rank


Name: ban Mongol and nomadic clothing style (action)
Description: The Hongwu Emperor promulgated decrees to ban Mongol and nomadic clothing style.


Name: September 2023 (Date)
Description: The month when Kiss 105-108's frequency flipped over


Name: Artisan (unknown in Middle Ages) (Craftsman)
Description: A skilled worker who makes things by hand, especially in the production of textiles or other decorative and utilitarian objects.


Name: Illegal activities (Criminal Activity)
Description: Activities that are illegal and unethical, such as the sale of diamonds during conflicts


Name: Deformation of Thasos (Geological Process)
Description: The geological deformation processes affecting Thasos


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: a country in Eastern Europe


Name: quartz and leafy aggregates of baryte (Mineral deposit)
Description: The minerals found in association with the large cubic crystals at Dalnegorsk, Russia


Name: Xianrendong Cave (Jiangxi province) (archaeological site)
Description: Site containing pottery fragments that date back to 20,000 years ago


Name: Cholula (city-state)
Description: A city-state allied with Motecuhzoma Xocoyotzin


Name: Glaciers (Geographical feature)
Description: The study of how climate change affects glaciers


Name: Algerian pirates (Group)
Description: Pirates from Algeria.


Name: Enameling and repoussé (Techniques)
Description: Standard methods for creating ornamental wares in early jewelry design


Name: Aluminium (Element)
Description: In its pure single crystals


Name: Public Servant (Beamte) (Job title)
Description: A job title for government employees in Germany


Name: Amphibolite Rock (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: Rock that forms under specific metamorphic facies conditions


Name: Chongqing, Shanghai, Beijing and Chengdu (city)
Description: cities with a permanent population above 20 million


Name: Tourmaline Hornfels (Geological Feature)
Description: A specific type of hornfels that contains tourmaline


Name: Morocco (country)
Description: North African country


Name: Art (Subject)
Description: A diverse range of human activities in creating visual, auditory or performing artifacts.


Name: Men, Women, Priests, Ships, Furniture and Utensils, Civil Criminals (People, Goods)
Description: Sent to Faial Island for the construction of houses and colonization


Name: American Colonists (Group)
Description: Group of people living in the colonies of Britain in North America


Name: Han and Sui dynasties clothing (clothing)
Description: Clothing style of the Han and Sui dynasties


Name: Jewellery (Product)
Description: Oltu stone is made into jewellery


Name: Industry (Sector)
Description: A sector of the economy that deals with manufacturing processes to produce products or more complex materials


Name: Flood and drought patterns (Environmental Phenomena)
Description: Natural occurrences affecting the Black Hills


Name: Contemporary Architecture of Colombia (architectural style)
Description: Designed to give greater importance to the materials, this architecture takes into account the specific natural and artificial geographies


Name: Monastic communities in Buddhist tradition (institution)
Description: A community of monks or nuns living according to the Buddhist monastic rules


Name: President of Colombia (Executive Branch Member)
Description: The person who serves a single four-year term


Name: Dairy products (Food and Beverage)
Description: Including prominent cheeses such as Gouda, Leyden, Edam, Leerdammer, Beemster


Name: Healthcare services (Healthcare system component)
Description: The services provided to patients under NHI.


Name: Elderly female population in Andalusia (age_group)
Description: The group of elderly women in the population of Andalusia


Name: Local Slavic speech of Thessaloniki (Dialect)
Description: Location where the Old Church Slavonic was based


Name: Arabs (Ethnic Group)
Description: Group in the Iberian peninsula who became assimilated and Hispanized


Name: distance of 40 centimeters (Distance measurement)
Description: From the viewer's eye to the diamond


Name: Thirteen regions (kraje) (Administrative Division)
Description: 13 administrative units of the Czech Republic


Name: Atoms are exchanged (Scientific Concept)
Description: The process of atoms moving and forming new bonds with other atoms


Name: Pompey the Great (person)
Description: A Roman general and political figure


Name: Heart (Organ)
Description: The organ believed to be connected to the vena amoris.


Name: Early leaders and writers of Christianity (Religious figures)
Description: Leaders and writers of Christianity who were mostly Greek-speaking


Name: 925-carat Tsavorite Crystal (gemstone)
Description: A large gem quality tsavorite crystal found in late 2006


Name: narrow canyon (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A narrow section of the Chegem River's bed


Name: elections every four years under the first-past-the-post system (Government Process)
Description: A method of electing representatives in Wales


Name: Thin-film solar cells (Energy Technology)
Description: Currently being developed to create thin-film solar cells


Name: Gianlorenzo Bernini (artist)
Description: Italian artist known for creating massive columns in St. Peter's Basilica


Name: Globo Internacional, RecordTV Internacional and Band Internacional (Organization)
Description: Commercial television channels broadcasting internationally


Name: *Taŋgiri (Reconstructed deity form)
Description: The reconstructed Altaic etymology of Tengri.


Name: Second-largest Eastern Orthodox population (Religious Group)
Description: Ukraine has the second largest Eastern Orthodox population in the world, after Russia.


Name: New York Bay (Geographical Feature)
Description: A body of water that is part of the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Black onyx (Mineral)
Description: A common backing material for ammolite doublets


Name: New York City suburbs (suburban area)
Description: suburbs around New York City


Name: Stars of spectral classes F and G (Celestial body)
Description: Stars that belong to spectral classes F and G


Name: 1610 (Year)
Description: Year between 1601 and 1611.


Name: Two Differently Doped Semiconductors are joined (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The act of joining two semiconducting materials that have been doped differently.


Name: Endesa (Business)
Description: A Spanish multinational electric utility company.


Name: Northern Norway (Geographic Region)
Description: Region located in the north of Norway


Name: the World Wide Fund for Nature (Organization)
Description: The ranking of The Netherlands within the World Wide Fund for Nature's categorization system


Name: Ethnic and geographic diversity (Diversity)
Description: Afghanistan's culinary specialties reflect its ethnic and geographic diversity


Name: Granite (Geological Feature)
Description: Igneous rock that is granular and crystalline, composed chiefly of orthoclase feldspar, quartz, and one or more minerals known as mica.


Name: borders (Geography)
Description: The lines that separate one country or territory from another


Name: Machines (Man-made object)
Description: A mechanical system with moving parts that fulfills a specific function


Name: Lincoln's inaugurations and other life events (Event)
Description: Significant occurrences in Lincoln's life, including his birth and death


Name: Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia (PoliticalEntity)
Description: A territory under the control of Nazi Germany during World War II.


Name: Ruby (Gemstone)
Description: A precious stone that is red in color.


Name: Conventional practice (Practice)
Description: Commonly accepted monetary policies today


Name: IMF (International Monetary Fund) (Political Entity)
Description: An international organization that promotes financial stability, economic growth, and poverty reduction worldwide


Name: Semiconductors (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the manufacture of semiconductor devices, such as transistors and integrated circuits


Name: Regional Council and Local Council, City Council (Governance Entity)
Description: Entities responsible for the governance of Arad


Name: September and 45th Anniversary (Calendar events)
Description: Sapphire jubilee occurs after 65 years


Name: Social Distribution (Society Structure)
Description: The distribution of social structure in Southeast Asia during the Bronze Age


Name: Later Jin dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Dynasty ruled by the Jurchens in China from 1616 to 1636


Name: Black color (Color)
Description: The color black was emblematic during the Protestant Reformation


Name: Recipient Shell (Animal)
Description: The shell that receives the graft and starts the pearl production


Name: Set Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware sold as a matched set, including plates, bowls, cups, and serving pieces for a cohesive and coordinated look


Name: Curcuma Longa Plant (Plant)
Description: A plant used to produce saffron dye


Name: Anthocyanins (Pigments)
Description: The natural pigment that produces the pink color in flowers and some fruits.


Name: John Osgood (Person)
Description: The person who built the road from the quarry to the mill site in the 1890s.


Name: planning and coordination (Task)
Description: Planning and coordination tasks related to science in Benin


Name: Gastrulation (Developmental Process)
Description: A multipart process which dramatically rearranges the embryo's structure


Name: Equation for Specific Surface Area (Mathematical Equation)
Description: A specific mathematical equation that calculates the specific surface area of a ball.


Name: Calcium and Major Plant Nutrients (Chemical Element)
Description: Soil with serpentine is poor in calcium and other major plant nutrients


Name: Cabinet of Alabama (State department)
Description: A department within the executive branch of the government of the state of Alabama


Name: Natural gas (Energy source)
Description: A gas formed naturally beneath the earth's crust, and used as a source of heat or power.


Name: over 22% of the population in Brazil (Percentage of people)
Description: Population percentage in Brazil


Name: Construction of 8,000 schools is required for the remaining children who are deprived of formal learning (Statement)
Description: Former Education Minister's statement about schools needed in Afghanistan


Name: Careful packing (Action)
Description: Preparation step before using specialized outdoor tableware


Name: Influential Composers (Composition Era)
Description: A period during which Claude Debussy was one of the most influential composers.


Name: Telefónica O2 Czech Republic (Company)
Description: Subsidiary of Spanish telecommunications company Telefónica


Name: Black (Racial description)
Description: A racial description used in the United Kingdom


Name: Bright Yellow, Gold, Pink, or Violet (Color)
Description: Artificially colored topaz


Name: Athenians (Civilization)
Description: The people of Athens who initiated the building shortly after the Battle of Marathon


Name: October Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: The revolution that led to the Russian Civil War


Name: Johan Gottlieb Gahn (Person)
Description: Chemist who isolated an impure sample of manganese metal in 1774


Name: Overdose (Medical event)
Description: A condition resulting from an excessive amount of a substance being ingested or administered


Name: East European forest steppe (ecoregion)
Description: one of the terrestrial ecoregions in Ukraine


Name: 1946 (Year)
Description: The year the Boston Celtics were founded.


Name: Romans (ancient civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization that succeeded the Etruscans in central Italy


Name: clerks, accountants, supply officials, and aides (Job Titles)
Description: In various roles


Name: Mycenaean Trade (activity)
Description: Trade activity of the Mycenaeans


Name: the first comprehensive initiative to create both a framework of rules and a chatbot to regulate the use of AI within the sphere of city government (Initiative)
Description: An initiative launched by New York City in 2023


Name: Proteins (Nutrient)
Description: A type of nutrient that was lacking in the Aztec diet.


Name: Different Countries within UK (Country)
Description: The different countries within the United Kingdom


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: North American country consisting of ten provinces and three territories


Name: Cuban Americans (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Cuba


Name: Political Marriage Alliances (Nobles) (Strategic Action)
Description: The use of marriage alliances as a political strategy among the Aztec nobility.


Name: Gold camps within the Yilgarn craton (Geographical location)
Description: Mining areas in Western Australia


Name: Cheque (Payment Instrument)
Description: A document that orders a bank to pay a specified amount of money to another person or to another account


Name: dynamism and activity (Association)
Description: An association of Red with dynamism and activity.


Name: Labor laws and social insurance for civil servants (legal)
Description: Legal rules and insurance specific to civil servants


Name: Inhabited since the Neolithic era, with evidence of Cycladic culture (Cultural History)
Description: The historical background of Andros Island


Name: English troops (Military)
Description: Armed forces of a country or organization


Name: 28 June (date)
Description: The date when the Constitution of Ukraine was adopted and ratified


Name: Pneumatic Systems (Technology)
Description: Modern tools that help reduce the effort required for these techniques.


Name: KAGRA Gravitational Wave Detector (Product)
Description: 23 kg sapphires are used as main mirrors in KAGRA


Name: Mycenaean Palace Amphora with octopus (NAMA 6725) (pottery)
Description: A specific piece of pottery from Mycenae


Name: American University of Afghanistan (AUAF) and Kabul University (KU) (University)
Description: Top universities in Afghanistan, both located in Kabul


Name: Peridotites (Geological formation)
Description: Ultramafic rocks with an olivine content of over 40%


Name: The Wild One (Film)
Description: A 1953 film starring Marlon Brando that deals with themes of rebellion and juvenile delinquency


Name: Fine Artist (Occupation)
Description: An individual who creates visual art for a living


Name: West African health systems (Healthcare System)
Description: The healthcare systems of countries in West Africa


Name: Columns, ambons, iconostasis, and fonts of verd antique (Architectural element)
Description: Structures made from Verd antique


Name: Economic Powerhouse (EconomicEntity)
Description: Ivory Coast's economic strength during the 1960s and 1970s


Name: Carbon dioxide (CO2) (Compound)
Description: the most prominent oxide of carbon


Name: Greek Temples (Building)
Description: Temples from Ancient Greece


Name: highest total homeless population among U.S cities (Statistical data)
Description: The city with the highest number of homeless people among all cities in the United States.


Name: Late Heavy Bombardment (Geological Event)
Description: A period of intense bombardment of the early Solar System by meteorites and asteroids.


Name: population decline (demographic_event)
Description: A decrease in population size


Name: economy of Saijō (Economic Entity)
Description: The economy of the city, including agriculture, coastal industries, heavy industry, shipbuilding, beverages, power generation, and steel


Name: 2% (non-Muslim population) (Population)
Description: The percentage of Tunisians who follow Christianity or Judaism


Name: the Belgian Revolution (Event)
Description: -


Name: Primary colors in painting and traditional color theory (Set of pigments)
Description: The three primary colors of pigments used in painting


Name: hot-summer Mediterranean climate (Csa) (climate)
Description: A specific type of climate classification as per the Köppen climate classification


Name: Philosophical Dispute (Philosophical Question)
Description: The debate over the nature of color in the perceived world versus our perception of it


Name: Direcção Regional de Recursos Florestais (Regional Directorate for Forest Services) (governmental authority)
Description: The regional authority responsible for the management of forest resources in the Azores


Name: Tunisian Arabic (Language)
Description: The national variety of Arabic spoken in Tunisia


Name: Conflict Diamonds (Natural Resource)
Description: Diamonds that are used to finance conflicts and illegal activities


Name: Compensation Balance (watch component)
Description: A watch component used to solve the problem of timekeeping inaccuracies caused by temperature changes


Name: Herman Moll (Cartographer)
Description: A cartographer who published the 'Beaver Map' of North America in 1715


Name: Colombia's healthcare system (Healthcare System)
Description: The health services provided by the government of Colombia


Name: Minnesota (State)
Description: The 32nd state to join the United States, located in the Midwestern region of the U.S.


Name: Geology as applied to Selenology, just a year before his death (Literature)
Description: book on the application of geology to the study of the moon


Name: UK (Country)
Description: A country located in northwestern Europe


Name: Religion (Religion)
Description: A collection of religious beliefs, cultural systems, and world views that originated in the Indian subcontinent and have had a profound impact on the development of human civilizations.


Name: Spain (country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: Eclogite Rock (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: Rock that forms under specific metamorphic facies conditions


Name: Light (Electromagnetic radiation)
Description: Energy in the form of electromagnetic waves, visible to humans


Name: Trace Amounts of Beryllium (Concentration)
Description: A very small amount of a substance that is present, often as an impurity or contaminant.


Name: 83% of the population (percentage)
Description: The percentage of Algeria's population who speak Colloquial Algerian Arabic


Name: Tetrahedral structure (Crystal structure)
Description: A structure where carbon atoms form tetrahedra, with each bound to four nearest neighbors


Name: Napoleonic Wars (HistoricalEvent)
Description: Series of conflicts from 1803 to 1815, largely caused by the ambition of Napoleon Bonaparte


Name: Thasos (town) (Town)
Description: The capital town of Thasos island


Name: Fluorescence in Red Diamond (Physical property of Gemstone)
Description: The phenomenon where a red diamond emits light when exposed to ultraviolet radiation.


Name: Grey (Military Uniform)
Description: Uniform chosen for its camouflage value in the new age of smokeless powder and more accurate rifles and machine guns


Name: WBA (Super) title (award)
Description: World Boxing Association (Super) title


Name: Containers for radioactive materials (Container)
Description: Specific containers used to store and transport radioactive materials


Name: China had 159,000 km of railways (Fact)
Description: Description of fact


Name: Trade Routes Overland (Geographical Feature)
Description: Trade routes that were established due to the domestication of camels


Name: Julian Bell (Person)
Description: Painter and writer who has contributed to thinking about painting


Name: Most uranium (Natural resource)
Description: The majority of produced uranium as of 2021


Name: grafting American rootstocks on European vines (technique)
Description: The European wine industry was saved by grafting American rootstocks on European vines.


Name: [40°, 43° N] (Coordinates)
Description: Latitude coordinates of North Macedonia


Name: Bulldog (Animal Symbols)
Description: Iconic animal associated with the United Kingdom


Name: Bediasite (tektite)
Description: A form or type of tektite, natural glass formed from earth debris during meteorite impact events.


Name: 1875 (Year)
Description: Year the society was founded


Name: Removing a ring (action)
Description: The act of taking off a ring


Name: a collection of 8000 crystals (collection)
Description: A set of items that are grouped together for a specific purpose.


Name: Jewelry and decorative items (Art Forms)
Description: Objects created for their beauty or ornamental value.


Name: - (Equilibrium Status)
Description: -


Name: And his work had a profound impact on German and European political thought (Politicians)
Description: Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel was a leading figure in German politics during the early 19th century. His work had a profound impact on German and European political thought


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: A region in the south of Spain.


Name: Iron alloy (Material)
Description: Manganese made iron alloy harder but not more brittle


Name: E1b1b1b1a (genetic haplogroup lineage)
Description: Typical of the indigenous Berbers


Name: Counting (SingularNoun)
Description: The action or process of counting items, people, or quantities to establish their number


Name: reforms (Political_act)
Description: actions taken by the government to make improvements or changes


Name: Kansas City (city)
Description: a city in Missouri


Name: Moscow (City)
Description: The capital city of the Russian Federation.


Name: Bats across Derbyshire (Animal Class)
Description: Various bat species residing in Derbyshire


Name: Inner Mongolian plateau (Plateau)
Description: A broad plateau in northern China


Name: Theophrastus (Greek Philosopher and Naturalist)
Description: A Greek philosopher and naturalist who discovered the stone along the shoreline of the Dirillo River or Achates in Sicily.


Name: Decoration of Iron Age torc terminals (artifact feature)
Description: Decorative features found on the terminals of Iron Age torcs.


Name: Marienlyst (Manor House)
Description: A manor house built around 1770 in Drammen, Norway


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: Molecules of water


Name: Chrysoberyl (Gemstone)
Description: A beryllium-aluminum cyclosilicate mineral.


Name: Night Sky (Celestial Body)
Description: The sky as seen at night


Name: alternative explanations for the results of Mariko Takahashi's study (Scientific Findings)
Description: Suggestions for possible alternative explanations for the findings of Mariko Takahashi's study


Name: Venice (City)
Description: City where the fire-gilding technique was used to produce Venetian mirrors


Name: First floor (Floor)
Description: Where the private quarters were presumably located


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


Name: the rivalry between the Soviet Union and the United States (Rivalry)
Description: Refers to Afghanistan receiving benefits from the geopolitical competition between the two superpowers


Name: Dutch cuisine (Culinary tradition)
Description: The traditional food and eating habits of the Netherlands


Name: ExxonMobil (Organization)
Description: American multinational oil and gas corporation


Name: Initial Belief (Belief System)
Description: The belief that nuclear proliferation could be controlled by purchasing all known uranium


Name: Writing (Activity)
Description: The process of representing language by markings on a durable medium


Name: Demographic Statistics (social)
Description: the demographic statistics of the county's population


Name: Organic compounds (Classification of compound)
Description: Compounds that contain carbon atoms.


Name: Security (Safety measure)
Description: The state of being free from danger or threat


Name: water pollution (impact)
Description: Water pollution due to chemicals and waste materials from topaz mining


Name: Oceanic crust (Geological formation)
Description: The crust of the ocean floor


Name: Southern Mexico (Geographical Region)
Description: A region located in southern Mexico.


Name: Silicate Perovskite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in the lower part of Earth's mantle, with a structure consisting of (Mg,Fe)SiO3 or CaSiO3


Name: granite (Mineral)
Description: Quartzite is harder and more resistant to stains than granite.


Name: Environmental Burdens (Classification of Environmental Issues)
Description: Negative consequences of human activities on the environment


Name: Region (Place)
Description: Areas where specific styles of traditional Berber jewellery can be found


Name: Counterculture (Subculture)
Description: A subculture within a society that opposes mainstream culture


Name: Translucent emerald-green jadeite (Variety of Jade)
Description: The most prized variety, historically and today


Name: Stevens County (County)
Description: Another county in the state of Washington


Name: Low-spin iron(III) complexes (chemical compounds)
Description: Complexes with ligands that are high in the spectrochemical series


Name: Gold Olive Wreath (artifact)
Description: An example of high quality gold working techniques in ancient Greece.


Name: 658,564 people (Number)
Description: The number of foreigners residing in the Czech Republic according to the Census 2021


Name: Necessary conflict minerals reporting requirements largely intact (State)
Description: The appellate court's ruling left the necessary conflict minerals reporting requirements largely unchanged


Name: 40 Projects (Project)
Description: Individual tasks or sets of tasks undertaken to achieve an objective


Name: 66% to 96% of recyclable materials (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of recyclable waste recovered by Switzerland, varying across the country.


Name: Ivan Aivazovsky (Artist)
Description: -


Name: breathing problems (medical conditions)
Description: Breathing problems that may indicate a serious reaction to toxins in the sea urchin


Name: Excretion (Physiological Process)
Description: The process by which substances are removed from the body


Name: Language (Linguistic class)
Description: The system of communication used by a community


Name: Spanish influence (cultural influence)
Description: the dominant cultural influence during the period of conquest and colonization


Name: Neolithic period (5000 years ago) (time period)
Description: The Neolithic period in Tuscany and western Anatolia, which dates back approximately 5000 years.


Name: cannabis (Drug)
Description: in 2010


Name: Genus Platanus (Botanical classification)
Description: The genus to which the tree belongs


Name: Antarctica (Wilkes Land) (Geographical Location Class)
Description: The location where the giant astrobleme was discovered


Name: MapQuest (Product)
Description: A map-based service providing directions, maps, and traffic updates


Name: Brazil's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Government Department)
Description: The department responsible for the conduct of Brazil's foreign relations


Name: 1519 (year)
Description: A specific year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: Plate tectonics (Geological process)
Description: The movement of Earth's lithosphere, driven by mantle convection.


Name: Upper Franconia (region)
Description: A region in Bavaria, Germany


Name: cultural diversity within Valais (cultural diversity)
Description: The various cultures present within the canton of Valais


Name: Dissolution (Event)
Description: Breakup of the Soviet Union into contemporary Russia and fourteen other post-Soviet states


Name: Medicine and Psychology (Field of Study)
Description: field of study with significant contributions since medieval times


Name: Department of Chemistry, Tokyo Imperial University (Educational institution)
Description: The place where Satoyasu Iimori studied under Tamemasa Haga and Kikunae Ikeda


Name: Palaces (Knossos, Phaistos, Zakros, Malia) (Buildings)
Description: Large complexes built by the Minoans


Name: Adriatic Sea (Sea)
Description: A sea in the Mediterranean basin


Name: several culinary applications (Culinary usage)
Description: Various food preparations such as trail mix, granola bars, salad toppings, and ice cream.


Name: Convex set (in some areas) (mathematical property)
Description: A set in which the distance between any two points can be strictly shortened only by moving into the set


Name: Frequent wars in this era and mass migration (Historical Event)
Description: -


Name: Cancer Defense (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which the body protects itself against cancer.


Name: demonstrate resistance (EmotionState)
Description: The emotional state showing discontent and determination of the colonists


Name: Battle on the Katharinenberg (1652) (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A battle fought in 1652 between Jobst of Schirnding and the Bohemians.


Name: Kings of France (title)
Description: The title used for Capetian rulers from 1190


Name: Dachen Islands and Yijiangshan Islands (Islands)
Description: A group of islands under the control of the ROC.


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


Name: 1945 (Year)
Description: The year when the coalition governments started ruling Austria


Name: Kingdom of Armenia (Political Entity)
Description: Ancient kingdom in eastern Anatolia


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: State in the southeastern region of the United States


Name: Elatha (person)
Description: A figure in medieval Irish mythology


Name: Class D Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher (Fire Safety Equipment)
Description: A fire extinguisher that can quench burning magnesium.


Name: Treasure (artifact)
Description: Valuable objects hidden or buried


Name: United States, European Union, OECD (International organizations)
Description: Organizations that have designated 3TG minerals connected to conflict in the DRC as conflict minerals and legally require companies to report trade or use of conflict minerals.


Name: Sillimanite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that results from the direct transformation of kyanite at high pressures


Name: cubic system (Crystal systems)
Description: A crystal system having three axes of equal length perpendicular to each other


Name: Paleologo (Person)
Description: A ruler who succeeded Benedetto Zacharia


Name: Boric acid (or any other substance) (substance)
Description: Substances that should not be used to coat sapphires or rubies during heating process


Name: Food (Dessert)
Description: Brazilian desserts such as brigadeiros, bolo de rolo, cocada, beijinhos and Romeu e Julieta.


Name: Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, call for referendum on its future (Entities)
Description: Entities related to SADR and the call for a referendum


Name: Individual Entity-John, Bachelor (Entity)
Description: A specific instance of the category 'Bachelor'


Name: Ferdinand IV of Bourbon Code coral (Legislation)
Description: A code to regulate the coral fishing


Name: Americans (Nationality)
Description: The citizens of the United States


Name: Cerium dioxide (chemical compound)
Description: The oxide of cerium


Name: European Championship 2000 (Sports Event)
Description: The European Championship held in 2000


Name: Chalk (made of limestone) (Mineral)
Description: A sedimentary rock that contains calcium carbonate and gives the cliffs their white color


Name: Computer Clip Art Usage (Usage)
Description: This is the usage of computer clip art in the process of creating visual content


Name: the ceremonial site at Chavín de Huántar (Historical Site)
Description: A ceremonial site in Peru (800–400 BCE).


Name: 46.6% minority population younger than age 1 in Alabama (2011) (Demographic data)
Description: Represents 46.6% of Alabama's population younger than age 1 in 2011


Name: Structural material in buildings, aircraft, automobiles, boats, and bridges (Products)
Description: Aluminium's light weight and resistance to corrosion make it a popular choice for these applications


Name: Square step cut (Cut type)
Description: A type of diamond cut characterized by square shape with corners not truncated, often found in antique jewelry


Name: awards (Award category)
Description: in Spanish literature


Name: Selecting skilled migrants and business people for Australia. (Text)
Description: Data about the selection of skilled migrants and business people for Australia was not explicitly mentioned, but it can be inferred from the description.


Name: evolved from Māori traditions and European influences (culture evolution)
Description: Art and culture of New Zealand evolved from the fusion of Māori traditions and European influences


Name: Technology (Industry)
Description: A term used to refer to a wide variety of tools, techniques, and processes that are used in the production of goods or services.


Name: X-ray and television screens (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices used for various imaging and electronic purposes


Name: Hardstone Carving (Art Form)
Description: A type of sculpture made from hard minerals


Name: [Ancient Olympia] (Location)
Description: The ancient Olympic games site in Greece


Name: Kidney (Organ)
Description: A pair of organs that filter metabolic waste products from the blood in vertebrates


Name: Certain alkali halides (chemical compounds)
Description: Alkali halides that form the CsCl structure at low temperatures or high pressures


Name: women in geology (SocialGroup)
Description: Women who are involved in the field of geology


Name: Foreigner Percentage in Canton Ticino (Demographic)
Description: The percentage of the total population that is foreigners


Name: Hafnon (HfSiO4) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of hafnium and silicon oxide


Name: Whimsical fantasy (Design Motif)
Description: A design motif featuring whimsical fantasies


Name: Deus e o Diabo na Terra do Sol (1964) and Terra em Transe (1967) (movie)
Description: The movies Deus e o Diabo na Terra do Sol (1964) and Terra em Transe (1967)


Name: eastern Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine (Region)
Description: Accent covers eastern Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine


Name: Federal Budget Revenues (Economic_Indicator)
Description: The revenues received by the government


Name: Magnesium diboride (Compound)
Description: A binary metal-boron compound, a high-temperature superconductor


Name: Guinea, Mali, Burkina Faso, and Ivory Coast (geographical_location)
Description: Regions that were part of Samori Ture's Wassoulou Empire.


Name: Los Angeles (City)
Description: More than twice as many people live in New York City as in Los Angeles, the second-most populous U.S. city.


Name: Federation of French West Africa (Political entity)
Description: A political union of French colonies in West Africa


Name: External mantle cells (Biological Cells)
Description: Cells responsible for forming tabular aragonite in the pearl


Name: Tetraoxygen (O4) (Molecule)
Description: A metastable molecule discovered in 2001


Name: Synthetic Single Crystals (Chemical Compound)
Description: Artificially produced single crystals of semiconductor materials


Name: Economic policy, Climate Change mitigation, and Migration policy (Fields)
Description: Areas where Germany has taken on leadership roles within the European Union


Name: Josephine Baker (Musician)
Description: An American-born French singer, actress and dancer who lived in Missouri for some time


Name: United States Basketball League (2010–present) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that was revived in 2010


Name: Metropolitan of the Russian Orthodox Church (Religious Entity)
Description: The head of the Russian Orthodox Church.


Name: Geological Age (Temporal Concept)
Description: A time period in Earth's history represented by a sequence of layered rocks


Name: Eastern Ranges of the Colombian Andes (Geographical Region)
Description: The geographical region where the Colombian Departments of Boyacá and Cundinamarca are situated


Name: Mouth (anatomical structure)
Description: Sea urchin's mouth is a part of the peristome


Name: pink (Color)
Description: In optics, the word 'pink' can refer to...


Name: Nowhere in Africa (Nirgendwo in Afrika) (Film)
Description: A German film that won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 2002


Name: Texts preserved by Brahmins (historical_source)
Description: Information source for missionary Orientalists


Name: Paris peace treaties of 1947 (Treaty)
Description: peace agreements signed in Paris, France, following World War II


Name: The appellate court's ruling (Legal event)
Description: The decision made by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit regarding the conflict minerals reporting requirements


Name: 3rd millennium BCE in the Indus Valley civilisation (Ancient Civilization)
Description: The earliest known use of Agate as bead necklaces.


Name: Tab Drink (Product)
Description: Carbonated soft drink introduced by Coca-Cola


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: Origin of the heavy torc in silver over an iron core with bull's head terminals


Name: At the highest strain rates (Quantitative Value)
Description: Strain rates where brittle deformation can occur


Name: Holes in the center (PhysicalFeature)
Description: Central holes to facilitate stringing and assembly of beads.


Name: Agricolites (Mineral Variety)
Description: Variety of Eulytine that was previously called agricolites.


Name: Various (time period)
Description: Different points in time.


Name: Kandahar University, Herat University, Balkh University, Kunduz University, Nangarhar University, and Khost University (University)
Description: Major universities located outside of Kabul


Name: Fashion trend (trend or style)
Description: The increased demand for cameos as a result of Napoleon's use


Name: Zimbabwe (Country)
Description: A country located in Southern Africa


Name: Etowah marble (mineral resource)
Description: A type of pink, salmon, or rose colored marble found in quarries near Tate, Georgia


Name: Cuticle exoskeleton (Type of arthropod skeleton)
Description: A hard, protective layer secreted by the epidermis


Name: Chlorite schist (Geological Rock Type)
Description: A rock type containing chlorite.


Name: Kidney (Organ)
Description: A blood-filtering organ in humans.


Name: Petrographic microscope (Laboratory Equipment)
Description: A microscope used for examining rocks, especially minerals and crystals


Name: Abraham Darby I (Person)
Description: An English ironmaster, engineer, inventor and Quaker who is best known for his work on the development of the coke-smelted blast furnace


Name: Jakobstad (Place)
Description: Location in Finland


Name: Jean Tinguely (artist)
Description: Pioneer of Kinetic art.


Name: Composition (Geochemical Property)
Description: Chemical makeup of carbonate rocks


Name: Zone nearest to the trench (geological feature)
Description: The geological area located near the trench in Paired metamorphic belts.


Name: Movement of potassium ions (Biological process)
Description: The movement of potassium ions through ion transporters (pumps).


Name: Aquitaine Basin (Geographical Feature)
Description: A sedimentary basin in southwestern France


Name: 1962 (Year)
Description: A year in the 20th century


Name: 33 province-level divisions (Number)
Description: A number representing the division of China into provinces and other administrative units.


Name: Aluminium oxide coated surfaces (Surfaces with Aluminium oxide coating)
Description: Surfaces coated with aluminium oxide.


Name: Archaeological excavation (event)
Description: The process by which the Minoan civilization was brought back to knowledge in the early 20th century.


Name: 23 million metric tons (Quantity)
Description: Refers to the estimated amount of copper production in 2023


Name: Some radiolarites (Geological formation)
Description: Formed in water as shallow as 200 meters


Name: Optical computing (Technology)
Description: Computing using light waves instead of electrical signals


Name: Notaries' seals (Document authentication methods)
Description: Seals used by notaries


Name: Olive oil (Product)
Description: A liquid fat obtained from olives


Name: St Paul's efforts (Event)
Description: Efforts made by St. Paul to grow the Early Christian Church in Anatolia


Name: fossilization (geological process)
Description: Geological process of fossil formation


Name: Oil (Energy source)
Description: A liquid fossil fuel that is used as a source of heat or power.


Name: Claude Debussy's music (Music)
Description: The music created by Claude Debussy.


Name: solid-state physics (Physics Discipline)
Description: The study of the properties and behavior of matter at solid-state conditions


Name: The first full-length study of trilobites (Publication)
Description: A work published by Brongniart in 1822 where he classified a variety of trilobites from Europe and North America


Name: High unemployment rate of 14.4% as of 2021 (Economic indicator)
Description: The percentage of the labor force that is unemployed within a country


Name: Ninth in the number of deaths from lightning (Statistical Rank)
Description: Alabama ranks ninth in the number of deaths from lightning


Name: Parthénos Maria (Statue/Title)
Description: Statue of the Virgin Mary


Name: Sn (Mathematical Notation)
Description: A common notation for an n-sphere


Name: Warm Reddish Pink Colors (Color)
Description: A range of warm reddish pink colors.


Name: Gems of lower saturation or tone (Gemstone)
Description: Gems that are of less value due to their low saturation and/or tone


Name: Swiss Plateau (region)
Description: A plateau region in Switzerland


Name: Symmetry content (Property)
Description: The symmetry of the crystal structure as described by its point groups and crystal families.


Name: Lustre (Property of minerals)
Description: Describes how light reflects from the mineral's surface


Name: Most bike-friendly countries in Europe (2013) (Ranking)
Description: The ranking of the Netherlands as the most bike-friendly country in Europe in 2013


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that invariably floats in solutions of bromoform or methylene iodide


Name: 2% of Andalusia's Agricultural Production (Percentage of Economic Activity)
Description: Two percent of the agricultural output of Andalusia


Name: Soviet Union (Political Entity)
Description: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: Can cause a buildup in the body if ingested or absorbed excessively, leading to toxicity symptoms


Name: Diet and Body/Mind (Concept)
Description: The Bhagavad Gita links body and mind to the food one consumes


Name: Non-Immunogenic Small Molecule (Chemical Compound)
Description: A small molecule that is positron-emitting and fluorescent


Name: 2-3 weeks (Time Period)
Description: Duration mother stays with the kits


Name: pH 0 (Physical Property)
Description: A scale used to specify the hydrogen-ion concentration in a solution


Name: Kryptonite (invented) (fictional substance)
Description: The fictional substance with a similar but not identical chemical formula


Name: Charcoal (Substance)
Description: A solid carbon residue consisting of pieces of wood or other substances that have been deprived of volatile constituents such as tar and water


Name: New York City (City)
Description: A city located in the United States


Name: Tornado Alley (Geographical region)
Description: A region in central North America where tornadoes are common


Name: Kenya (Country)
Description: A country located on the East African coast of the Indian Ocean.


Name: Coade stone (Artificial stone class)
Description: Artificial stone developed by Eleanor Coade


Name: Palazzo (or Castello) della Barca (building)
Description: A mansion in Comologno, Switzerland


Name: Martin Waldseemüller (Cartographer)
Description: Produced the first use of the name 'America' in 1507


Name: Vincent van Gogh (artist)
Description: Dutch painter who is among the most famous and influential figures in the history of Western art.


Name: Neck (Body Part)
Description: The body part a ring can be worn on if specified within the term


Name: the veil (accessory)
Description: The veil that was worn by noble women of the Tang dynasty


Name: Hermitage (Institution)
Description: Contains a complete set of the impressions


Name: Eurogroup (Organization)
Description: The Eurogroup is an informal steering committee of the euro area consisting of the finance ministers of its member states.


Name: Seals of Approval (Concept)
Description: A formal approval or certification by an authoritative person or institution


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: Country that invaded Afghanistan in December 1979, marking the beginning of the Soviet–Afghan War


Name: Juba (Person)
Description: Ancient author who mentioned the Topazios island


Name: Kangra (Location)
Description: Former princely state, which patronized the art


Name: Kofuku-ji (temple)
Description: A temple where many Buddha statues had been lost in wars and fires


Name: Dissolved Carbon Dioxide (CO2) in Water (Geological Compound)
Description: The solubility of calcium carbonate is largely affected by the amount of dissolved carbon dioxide in water


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: Country where the festivals take place


Name: - (-)
Description: Indicating that no specific country was mentioned


Name: Uranium-238 (Isotope)
Description: A naturally occurring isotope of uranium with a mass number of 238


Name: Wadsleyite (Mineral)
Description: A magnesium-iron silicate mineral


Name: Overall reef building (Geological process)
Description: The construction of new land by the deposition of materials, such as coral and sand.


Name: Gresso (Geographical Area)
Description: A village that was part of the Onsernone Vicinanza and the Squadra of Russo


Name: Abundance of platy minerals (mineral composition)
Description: Such as mica or chlorite


Name: arabesque decoration in Islamic sculptures (decorative art)
Description: Decoration based on vegetable motifs and geometrical abstract forms.


Name: 47% of total land area (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Austria's total land area that is covered by forests


Name: Entrance examinations (examination)
Description: Process used for hiring career civil servants


Name: Commissioners' Plan of 1811 (Plan)
Description: The plan that expanded the city street grid


Name: public health resources (resource)
Description: Resources used for public healthcare in Andalusia


Name: Lady (most distinguished for beauty) (Person)
Description: A woman known for her exceptional beauty, in the context of chivalry.


Name: War in Afghanistan (Conflict)
Description: A conflict following the September 11 attacks in 2001


Name: Blue (Colour)
Description: Color of light between violet and cyan on the visible spectrum


Name: Color (Physical Property)
Description: A property indicating the visible wavelengths absorbed or reflected by a substance


Name: - (Event)
Description: The palace at Midea was destroyed, but the event or cause is not specified in the text


Name: Holy Week in Andalusia and Castile and León (Festival)
Description: A series of Christian religious observances and processions held during Holy Week in the regions of Andalusia and Castile and León, Spain.


Name: Main reaction (Geological_processes)
Description: Reaction involved in whiteschist formation


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: Steel is used to make the container for the electrolysis process


Name: Morning Fog (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Fog that appears in the morning.


Name: Parthian An Shigao (Person)
Description: A Buddhist monk born around 148 CE


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign country located on the northwestern coast of Europe


Name: millions of deaths occurred due to famines (-)
Description: -


Name: Green Laser Diodes (Light Source)
Description: Direct green laser diodes available as of mid-2011


Name: earthquakes at depths greater than 70 km (geological phenomenon)
Description: Earthquakes occurring at depths greater than 70 km due to the transition of rocks into eclogite facies.


Name: Handkerchief Code (Social Custom)
Description: An unofficial code of conduct that was used to communicate sexual desires in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.


Name: G4 countries (International Group)
Description: Seeking reform of the Security Council


Name: Mass Production (Manufacturing Process)
Description: Mass production process


Name: Proton (particle)
Description: A stable elementary particle found in the nucleus of every atom, being composed of three quarks held together by the strong nuclear force.


Name: Ukrainian SSR (Country)
Description: the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, a historical constituent republic of the Soviet Union


Name: obsolete hortonolite terminology for the olivine series (Terminology)
Description: The term used to classify Ferrohortonolite before its formal classification


Name: Southeastern Region (Geographical_region)
Description: Region where Belo Horizonte is located


Name: Buyer (Individual/Organization)
Description: An individual or organization that purchases the pearls


Name: Nacre (Material)
Description: The material that forms the layers of a real pearl


Name: Chanting (Religious Practice)
Description: A practice of reciting religious texts, mantras, or verses in Buddhism.


Name: Daktyliothek Poniatowski (Berlin) (ArtifactCollection)
Description: Collection of plaster impressions of the Poniatowski gems


Name: Graphite (Allotrope of Carbon)
Description: A hard, streaked, highly anisotropic allotrope of carbon


Name: Atmosphere (geographical feature)
Description: The gaseous envelope surrounding the Earth that supports life on our planet.


Name: 19th century line regiments of the British Army (regiment)
Description: Regiments of the British Army in the 19th century


Name: Heads (Animal body part)
Description: The heads of animals


Name: Central European province of the Circumboreal Region within the Boreal Kingdom (Geographical_region)
Description: The geographical region to which Austria belongs


Name: County of Hainaut (Geographical Area)
Description: The County of Hainaut, located in present-day Belgium


Name: Moderates then, and most orthoprax scholars later (Individuals or Scholars)
Description: The moderates and orthodox scholars who agreed that though there are some variations, the foundation of their beliefs were the same


Name: Hermann–Mauguin notation (crystal notation)
Description: A system of crystal symmetry notations used in the field of crystallography.


Name: More popular shapes (type of diamond cut)
Description: Diamonds with cuts that are currently more popular.


Name: Itabirito (Pico de Itabirito) (location)
Description: located in the state of Minas Gerais and southern part of Belo Horizonte, Brazil


Name: Blood diamonds (Conflict resource)
Description: Diamonds mined in conditions of war or oppression


Name: Tri-Metallic Coins (Type of Coin)
Description: Coins made with three different metals.


Name: Least corrupt North African country (Ranking)
Description: In 2016, Tunisia was ranked the least corrupt North African country by Transparency International


Name: Lead (Chemical Element)
Description: A heavy metal that can be harmful to human health


Name: Sediment (Geological Feature)
Description: The material that fills the internal structure of a bivalve, snail, or skull.


Name: Gold and Bronze Rings (material)
Description: Rings made of gold or bronze


Name: Before the Neoproterozoic Era (1000 Ma ago) (Geological time period)
Description: Era before 1000 million years ago


Name: Stony Meteorite (Geological entity)
Description: A type of meteorite, primarily composed of silicate minerals.


Name: American born workers, Italian-born workers, German workers, Austrian worker (Person)
Description: Different nationalities of quarry workers


Name: Denmark (Country)
Description: Norway's newly found independence was encouraged by Denmark


Name: British universities (Educational Institution)
Description: Institutions of higher education in the United Kingdom


Name: Gradual cooling and annealing (Process)
Description: A process involved in the preparation of aluminium alloys


Name: Banks (type of financial institution)
Description: Financial intermediaries that accept deposits and make loans


Name: Ductility and malleability of copper (Manufacturing properties)
Description: The high ductility and malleability of copper, making it easy to work with and shape into various forms during manufacturing.


Name: 10.0°C (50.0 F) (Temperature)
Description: Average temperature in Chur


Name: Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) (Organization)
Description: A trade organization representing the recording industry in the United States


Name: Sunday Afternoon on the Isle de la Grand jatte (Painting)
Description: Famous painting by Georges Seurat


Name: popular tourist destination (cultural characteristic)
Description: a country that receives a high number of international tourists due to its rich cultural heritage and diverse attractions


Name: Hyoid bone (Bone)
Description: A bone located in the neck that serves as the point of attachment for the tongue and does not articulate with any other bones.


Name: Economic Renewal Program (Policy)
Description: A government-sponsored program for economic renewal focused on public works


Name: Jöns Jacob Berzelius (Person)
Description: The person who used the name variant aluminium for Aluminium


Name: Moravia (Historical Region)
Description: A medieval Slavic state


Name: chemical composition (Chemical properties)
Description: The arrangement of atoms in a compound


Name: ABC Treatment System (Enhancement system)
Description: The three main methods of enhancement for jade


Name: State Constitutions (Constitution)
Description: The constitutions of the individual states of Brazil


Name: Afghan Civil War (1863–1869) (Event)
Description: A civil war that occurred after the death of Dost Mohammad Khan among his sons


Name: Temple of Poseidon (Religious Site)
Description: Ancient temple dedicated to the sea god Poseidon


Name: Kairuru Marble (Marble)
Description: A type of Takaka marble known as Kairuru marble


Name: Medieval and Renaissance kings and princes (historical figure class)
Description: Rulers of the Middle Ages and Renaissance period


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


Name: Thirty Years' War (War)
Description: A conflict between 1618-48 in Central Europe


Name: Rock Creek near Philipsburg, Montana (geographical location)
Description: A creek and its location in Philipsburg, Montana


Name: South America (Continent)
Description: Geographical region where the artifact was found


Name: SKN Company's converted product (Product)
Description: The product produced by the SKN Company from old Russian ammunition


Name: Châteauneuf-du-Pape (Wine)
Description: Famous wine from Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur.


Name: Vipashyana and Prajñā (Meditation Technique and Buddhist Concept)
Description: Contemplation technique and wisdom respectively


Name: Haddon Hall (Hall)
Description: A partially fortified manor house and Grade I listed building in Derbyshire, England


Name: Greisen (Geological Rock)
Description: A highly altered granitic rock or pegmatite, composed predominantly of quartz and micas.


Name: Oscar Wilde (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: human figures (figure)
Description: Figures depicted in the carvings


Name: Uranium-238 (Isotope)
Description: The most common isotope of uranium, accounting for over 99% of uranium on Earth


Name: 312,710 (Quantity)
Description: The population of New York City by 1840


Name: Interfacial layer (Layer)
Description: The layer formed on the surface of a nanoparticle by ions and molecules from the medium.


Name: Communities of Belgium (Administrative division)
Description: The administrative divisions of Belgium with authority in specific linguistically determined fields


Name: end of Mycenaean civilization (Historical event)
Description: The collapse of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Augen gneiss (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of gneiss resulting from the metamorphism of granite


Name: Carolingian Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: An empire that ruled much of Western Europe from 751 to 843 AD


Name: Music (Art)
Description: The art of composing and performing music


Name: small, perfect to semiperfect octahedra (Shape)
Description: Used to polish other diamonds.


Name: addressing the root causes of the conflict (Statement)
Description: The criticism against the law for not addressing the root causes


Name: 16% religious believers in Ústí nad Labem Region (Population Percentage)
Description: Percentage of religious believers in Ústí nad Labem Region


Name: Temple dedicated to Athena Polias (Architectural Structure)
Description: A temple dedicated to Athena of the city


Name: Kasolite (mineral)
Description: A mineral that is an oxidation product of uraninite.


Name: 500,000 years ago (Temporal location)
Description: A point in time 500,000 years ago


Name: Fracture filling (Treatment method)
Description: A treatment used to improve the appearance of gemstones, including large rubies


Name: 1st century BCE or 1st century CE (Time period)
Description: Approximate time when the first Mahayana texts were composed


Name: Lack of potable water (Environmental Issue)
Description: A scarcity of fresh water


Name: Diabetic Nephropathy (Disease)
Description: A kidney disease caused by diabetes that can lead to kidney failure.


Name: Han Chinese (people_group)
Description: Chinese people under the Han dynasty or any ethnic group that speaks or originates from China


Name: the phrase 'A Ford is a Ford, but a dollar is a dollar.' being popularized (Phrase)
Description: Popular saying during President Gerald Ford's term


Name: Exoskeleton (Shell) (Skeletal structure)
Description: A hard, protective outer covering produced by proteins and minerals secreted from the animal's mantle.


Name: Urban Red Foxes (Wild Carnivore)
Description: Red foxes living in urban areas


Name: Engraved gem (Artifact)
Description: Decorative objects made from precious stones, with engravings or inscriptions


Name: Minoan domination of peoples beyond Crete (Political Control)
Description: An institution that could not be proven to exist during the Minoan period


Name: Simulants (Gemstone)
Description: Stones with visual and physical properties similar to those of diamonds, but inferior in hardness.


Name: Afwillite (Mineral)
Description: Calcium hydroxide nesosilicate mineral with formula Ca3(SiO3OH)2·2H2O


Name: Shamanism (Religious Practice Term)
Description: The association of Tengri with Shamanistic practices.


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: The color used for a yellow light on a traffic signal


Name: Husbyringen site (Location)
Description: The former dynamite house, mining house, machine shop, sorting house, and electric transformer substation remain at the Husbyringen site


Name: Heinrich Brüning (Person)
Description: German politician who served as Chancellor of Germany from 1930 to 1932


Name: including screenwriting workshops, acting classes, and technical training sessions (Description of The Norwegian Film Institute)
Description: The Norwegian Film Institute offers a variety of programs to foster the growth of Norwegian film talent, including screenwriting workshops, acting classes, and technical training courses


Name: Flame Fusion Process (process)
Description: Low-cost process used to produce synthetic rubies


Name: Eastern Catholic Church (ReligiousOrganization)
Description: Branch of Christianity


Name: Paul Gauguin (Artist)
Description: The French painter who lived on Tahiti in the 1890s


Name: Languages in Anatolia (Language)
Description: Various languages spoken in Anatolia during the relevant period


Name: Ultrafine Particles Agglomerates (Particle Group)
Description: Agglomerates of ultrafine particles, nanoparticles, or nanoclusters


Name: Bystander locations (Location)
Description: The Barbary pirates raided various locations during their operations.


Name: Darlington Crater (geographical feature)
Description: A topographic depression of approximately 1.2 kilometers in width, believed to be the source of the Darwin Glass


Name: Discovery of Organic Materials in Darwin Glass (Scientific Discovery)
Description: The discovery of organic materials trapped in the glass in 2013