Name: Professor (AcademicTitle)
Description: An academic rank at a university or institution of higher education


Name: Regulatory approval (Approval)
Description: The process by which regulatory agencies review and approve BNCT treatment for clinical use


Name: Regional Parliament (Parlamento Regional) of the Azores (Political Entity)
Description: The entity hosted by Horta


Name: Spiegeleisen (Mineral Resource)
Description: Obscure ore with no phosphorus, used to re-add carbon and manganese


Name: 1939 (Year)
Description: The year when Arendal had the 4th largest Norwegian tanker fleet


Name: Natural features (Geographical Feature)
Description: Distinct natural phenomena or locations


Name: A flat, featureless, plain covered by limestone (Geographical feature)
Description: The geographical characteristic of the region


Name: Department of Studies in the Professions (Russell Sage Foundation) (Department)
Description: A department created at the Russell Sage Foundation in 1944 with Brown as its head.


Name: 2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine (Military Conflict)
Description: Event causing damage to the energy infrastructure


Name: securing messages (Usage)
Description: The usage of wax seals with letterlocking techniques.


Name: MDU (Compound)
Description: Produced when the alkali used is magnesium oxide


Name: Greco-Bactrian Coins (Artifact)
Description: Coins minted during the Greco-Bactrian period, known for their fine artistry.


Name: Frankish artisan (Artisan)
Description: The artisan who produced the Blatnica sword


Name: Minimum Symmetry All Lattices Have (Crystal Property)
Description: A property that characterizes the Triclinic lattice.


Name: Morocco (Place)
Description: A North African country


Name: Hubert Howe Bancroft (Person)
Description: A businessman and historian who oversaw a huge project on the history of Native Races


Name: Transparent Calcite Crystals (Crystal)
Description: Transparent calcite crystals found within Naxian marble.


Name: Crystallization (Process)
Description: A process of solidifying a fluid into a crystal or polycrystal


Name: Poland (country)
Description: Country in Eastern Central Europe


Name: Mexican national identity (Identity)
Description: Formed after Mexican independence in 1821


Name: Deepest regions of our planet (Geological Layer)
Description: The layer or layers deep within the Earth that make up its mantle and core.


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


Name: Inyan Kara Group (Geological Formation)
Description: A group of geological formations in the Black Hills


Name: Midyat, Mardin Province, Mesopotamia (Geographical location)
Description: The city and region where telkari filigree was developed


Name: Po Valley city-states (Historical Organization)
Description: A league of city-states in the Po Valley, northern Italy


Name: Ancient Egypt (region)
Description: Region where signet rings seals were found


Name: from 2055 to 1650 BC (Time Period)
Description: Approximate duration of the Middle Kingdom


Name: Teahupo'o (Location)
Description: A famous surf spot known for its dangerous waves


Name: Popular Side Dishes in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The popular side dishes found in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Crystals of Chrysoberyl (Geological structure)
Description: A unique feature of the chrysoberyl mineral.


Name: as a tier one university (ranking)
Description: A ranking given by U.S. News & World Report.


Name: Jingdezhen, China (Place)
Description: City known for its blue and white pottery manufacturing


Name: Banu Hilal and Banu Sulaym (tribe)
Description: Nomadic tribes expelled from Arabia, causing disruption in the Nile Valley


Name: Well preserved shapes of Australite (Geological Feature)
Description: Australites with well-preserved shapes near Port Campbell.


Name: Indiana (State)
Description: The 19th state to join the United States, located in the Midwestern region of the U.S.


Name: The Yogo mine (Mine)
Description: A mine that produces Yogo Sapphires


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country in Oceania


Name: Second Vatican Council (Religious Event)
Description: An ecumenical council held by the Roman Catholic Church from 1962 to 1965


Name: Ingredient safety assessments (Requirement)
Description: Manufacturers must ensure that their ingredients are safe for use in cosmetic products, based on scientific evidence and regulatory guidelines


Name: Elemental silicon (Chemical Substance)
Description: Pure silicon, primarily in the form of ferrosilicon.


Name: Lamplight (Light Source)
Description: The marble was given the name Lychnites, Lychneus (from lychnos, a lamp), or Lygdos because it was quarried by lamplight


Name: the world (Location)
Description: all countries and territories collectively


Name: Precambrian and Paleozoic Carbonates (Geological Formation)
Description: Carbonate rocks from Precambrian and Paleozoic eras


Name: export of Ulfberht swords (Action)
Description: These swords were used by Vikings in raids against the Franks.


Name: Industrial Diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Lower-quality diamonds used in industrial applications


Name: Type IIb (diamond type)
Description: Most pure blue diamonds are Type IIb, meaning they contain either very few or a complete lack of nitrogen impurities


Name: 88.4% of the shares of the company (Percentage_share)
Description: The percentage of shares that NBGI Private Equity and Ethemba Capital acquired through Stone Works Holdings in 2009


Name: 1929 (Year)
Description: The year of the last amendment to the Austrian Constitution


Name: Ocean Floor (Location)
Description: Area where manganese nodules are located.


Name: Calcite (Species)
Description: A mineral composed of carbonate apatite with the formula CaCO3


Name: Anatolian Tulip (Flower species)
Description: Several wild species of tulip native to Anatolia


Name: HK Varberg (Organization)
Description: Team handball club in the province Halland


Name: Iron, Nickel, Copper, Cobalt (Metal Elements)
Description: Common metallic elements that activate corrosion in magnesium alloys


Name: woodcut (artistic technique)
Description: A method of printing with woodblocks.


Name: Alexander I (monarch)
Description: Russian emperor who ruled from 1801 to 1825


Name: Target Weight Range for Red Fox (weight)
Description: approximately 7.7 lbs


Name: Faʻaʻā International Airport (Airport)
Description: The only international airport in French Polynesia


Name: 2,015,816 members (People group)
Description: Number of Swiss Reformed Church members in Switzerland (2020)


Name: Diameter (d) (Dimension)
Description: The longest line segment that can be drawn between two points on the sphere, whose length is twice the radius.


Name: King Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies (Ruler)
Description: A historical figure who reigned over the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.


Name: Spanish invaders (invading_force)
Description: The force that invaded Tenochtitlan led by the Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés


Name: Black New Yorkers (Group_of_People)
Description: African Americans residing in New York


Name: Hans Asperger (Person)
Description: psychologist


Name: one Māori (individual)
Description: an unspecified member of the Māori people


Name: Cuba (Country)
Description: An island nation located in the Caribbean.


Name: Cat's eye chrysoberyl (Gemstone)
Description: A variety of chrysoberyl exhibiting the cat's eye effect.


Name: Fine-grained acid intrusive rocks (Rock)
Description: -


Name: Second Lieutenant (Military Rank)
Description: Military rank he served as from 1959 to 1960


Name: Unknown (Event)
Description: Event in 831 as per historians' interpretation


Name: Statistical Variation of Nacre Platelets (Variation)
Description: The random variations in the size and arrangement of nacre platelets


Name: Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland (Historical Entity)
Description: A unitary republic established in the mid-17th century.


Name: economic system (Economy)
Description: The organizational structure and functioning of an economy, including the role of government, businesses, and markets


Name: north and the south (Geographical Region)
Description: Two major regions of the Netherlands


Name: Quisling (Politician)
Description: The leader of the National-Socialist party Nasjonal Samling in Norway.


Name: 36,620 non-White population (1890) (Quantity)
Description: The number of non-white population in New York City in 1890.


Name: Ocean-deployed surveillance and monitoring devices for science and military (Electronic Device)
Description: A device designed to gather data or monitor conditions in the ocean


Name: Otomi of Metztitlan (Ethnic Group)
Description: The ethnic group against whom Tizoc lost the major battle.


Name: Blue and Blue Indigo (Color)
Description: Colors used to make violet in painting.


Name: Other airports in the region (Airport)
Description: Additional airports serving the New England region


Name: Strongylocentrotus franciscanus (Species)
Description: A species of sea urchin found on the Pacific Coast of North America


Name: Yogo Gulch west of Lewistown, Montana (geographical location)
Description: A gulch and its location in Lewistown, Montana


Name: (Mining for shooting stars) (Publication)
Description: Article on Engineering and Mining Journal


Name: False (Geometric Property)
Description: A misconception about supplementary angles.


Name: [α-Cerium] (Allotrope)
Description: One of the allotropic forms of cerium.


Name: Jackets, aprons, and dubikun or leggings (Clothing items)
Description: Clothing items worn by male laborers during the Han dynasty


Name: Iridescent blue and green plumage (Plumage)
Description: The plumage of the Indian peafowl, which is mostly metal-like blue and green


Name: Carved and engraved gems (Artifact)
Description: Decorative stones with designs or inscriptions


Name: Color (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A property of light or an object that stimulates the visual perception of light at a wavelength between approximately 575-585 nm.


Name: Precipitation variations (Climate Phenomenon)
Description: Varies from 1,700 mm in the western mountainous area to 500 mm in the eastern area


Name: Osteocalcin (Protein)
Description: A bone matrix protein


Name: Nanospheres, nanorods, nanochains, decahedral nanoparticles, nanostars, nanoflowers, nanoreefs, nanowhiskers, nanofibers, and nanoboxes (Shape of Nanoparticles)
Description: Various shapes of nanoparticles


Name: Chinese Communist Party (CCP) (Political Party)
Description: The political party in power in the People's Republic of China


Name: Indicator of Ancient Impact Craters (Geological Feature)
Description: Impact-type microdiamonds can be used to identify ancient impact craters.


Name: Iron in the high-temperature lower region of the furnace (Materials)
Description: The iron reacting in the high-temperature lower region of the furnace


Name: Construction aggregate (Material)
Description: Normalized tests for construction aggregate certify such materials as free of pyrite or marcasite.


Name: Tech Companies (Company)
Description: Various tech companies used it in office decor and other products during the 2000s


Name: The Tale of Genji was written (literature creation)
Description: Location where The Tale of Genji, a classic work of Japanese literature, was written.


Name: Modern artists (artists)
Description: Artists who use computers to create art.


Name: Strike (Event)
Description: The strike period during which the Yule Marble Company gained public support.


Name: 35 GPa (Measurement)
Description: The maximum pressure it may remain stable at


Name: Cahokia (City)
Description: A city in Illinois that was a center of the Mississippian culture.


Name: Modern metalworking workshops (Workshop)
Description: Workshops specialized in modern metalworking processes.


Name: Cerium Nitrates (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: capital_of_fashion (GeographicArea)
Description: A location where fashion trends are set and followed


Name: Radioactive decay (Concept)
Description: The process by which unstable atomic nuclei emit energy and particles, eventually becoming more stable


Name: Lamp filaments for stage lighting bulbs (Products)
Description: Uranium was used in lamp filaments for stage lighting bulbs


Name: 'Noir de Golzinne' (Marble)
Description: A black marble.


Name: Mountain (Geographical Feature)
Description: A large landform that rises above the surrounding area or other landforms


Name: Cataclasite (Geological Feature)
Description: Quite hard rocks consist of crushed rock fragments in a flinty matrix, which forms only at elevated temperature


Name: Terracotta army (Artifact)
Description: Terracotta soldiers created during Han dynasty


Name: Pyrite (Mineral)
Description: Iron sulfide mineral that is difficult to extract


Name: Natural Change (Event)
Description: Changes due to births and deaths within the population


Name: Ceres for Astrobiology Exploration (Exploration Target)
Description: The consideration of Ceres as a potential target for astrobiology exploration


Name: India (Country)
Description: trading partner of the United States


Name: City (New York) (Geographical area)
Description: The city where Kingsbridge is located


Name: British forces in Malaya, Singapore, and Hong Kong (Military entity)
Description: The military forces belonging to Britain located in Malaya, Singapore, and Hong Kong


Name: Habsburgs (Historical Entity)
Description: A ruling family of the House of Austria


Name: Garibaldi (Person)
Description: at Teano


Name: Ferdinand Frédéric Henri Moissan (Person)
Description: Scientist who made early success in converting carbon into diamond


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


Name: international treaties (Legal entity)
Description: Agreements between nations regarding peace, trade, and other matters


Name: Italian Navy (Military force)
Description: A blue-water navy formed in 1946 from what remained of the Regia Marina


Name: Throughgoing Cleavage Planes (Geological Feature)
Description: A feature that describes the presence of distinct, continuous planes in a mineral or rock.


Name: Etruscan civilization (ancient civilization)
Description: An ancient Italian civilization that flourished in central Italy between the 8th and 3rd centuries BCE.


Name: Jean-Antoine Houdon (person)
Description: A French neoclassical sculptor


Name: monoclinic crystal system (Crystal System)
Description: A type of crystal structure


Name: Seal (tool)
Description: A tool used for sealing.


Name: The Ford Model T (Vehicle)
Description: First mass-produced car


Name: Wooden plows (Tool)
Description: An agricultural tool used to cut through soil and prepare it for sowing seeds


Name: Hydrochloric acid (HCl) (Chemical compound)
Description: A strong, corrosive acidic solution


Name: Yuan Shikai (Person)
Description: The person who decreed the laws regarding the official dress


Name: Romanis and Jews (PeopleGroup)
Description: Groups of people, Romani and Jewish communities respectively


Name: Compatibility Diagram (Geologic Diagram)
Description: Usually only plots the three most important components


Name: Hair Cells (Cell Type)
Description: The cells that make up the hair structure.


Name: Valley of Mexico (Geographical Location)
Description: Region where the Aztec society was situated


Name: Ángel de Saavedra (Author)
Description: Author of the Romanticism in Spain


Name: 364,050 (Quantity)
Description: The total number of personnel in the Greek military.


Name: Type Ia Blue stones (diamond type)
Description: Type Ia Blue stones contain a secondary hue and get their color from the presence of hydrogen


Name: Materials with low melting point (Class of Materials)
Description: Examples include solder, which requires a relatively low melting point.


Name: 1.4 billion (Number)
Description: A number representing China's population.


Name: Lowest level of dementia (Health statistic)
Description: The prevalence or incidence of dementia


Name: Softwood (Tree Species)
Description: Used as a lower-value bulk material in modern times


Name: Role (concept)
Description: A function or part that something is designed to play


Name: Filing (technique)
Description: A technique that combines grinding and saw tooth cutting using a file


Name: Andalusite, Aluminum silicate, Kyanite, Sillimanite, Muscovite, Biotite, Garnet, Staurolite, and Corderite (Geological minerals)
Description: A list of minerals that are stable under certain conditions


Name: China (Country)
Description: The region that is now known as China


Name: Fancy Red, Fancy Brownish Red, Fancy Purplish Red, or Fancy Orangey Red (Diamond Intensity)
Description: Intensities that red diamonds can be graded


Name: Phosphate fertilizers (Fertilizer)
Description: Product mined from phosphate rock for agricultural industry


Name: UK (Country)
Description: United Kingdom


Name: The Iliad (Literary Work)
Description: An epic poem attributed to Homer


Name: hip hop music and its associated culture (culture)
Description: the origin of hip hop music


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A ductile metal that is an excellent thermal and electrical conductor


Name: Interlobar veins (Vein)
Description: Veins in the kidney that form the renal veins which exit the kidney.


Name: Adelbertus (ministerialis) (Person)
Description: A ministerialis who was the first recorded owner of Wunsiedel.


Name: Cat's eye effect (Phenomenon)
Description: A visual effect in certain gemstones caused by microscopic inclusions of rutile


Name: Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) (Waste Management Tool)
Description: A tool used to evaluate the environmental impact of a product or process throughout its entire life cycle


Name: New Zealand's transport network (Infrastructure)
Description: The overall transportation system of New Zealand


Name: Liontari cave (Cave)
Description: A cave located at the north end of Hymettos


Name: The Book of Exodus (Religious Texts)
Description: A book in the Bible that recounts events leading up to the construction of the Tabernacle


Name: Gendarmerie General Command (Police Force)
Description: A law enforcement agency within the Ministry of the Interior.


Name: Landscape (Geographical Region)
Description: Divided into eight smaller Action Areas


Name: most of the other marbles (Marble)
Description: Marble of different types, excluding Yule Marble


Name: Nitrogenase (Enzyme)
Description: An enzyme complex responsible for biological nitrogen fixation.


Name: Light Green Clothing (Artifact)
Description: Clothing worn by young women who were not yet married


Name: Rhododendron (Plant)
Description: The floral emblem of Nepal


Name: Color (Concept in Linguistics)
Description: A broad category that includes various shades and hues.


Name: Manhattan Neighborhood Network (Media network)
Description: The oldest public-access television channel in the United States


Name: 1996 - 2001 (Time period)
Description: The years during which the Taliban ruled Afghanistan


Name: Additional Articles of the Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The additional articles added to the Constitution for governance of Taiwan Area


Name: Downtown St. Louis (Location)
Description: The central business district of St. Louis, Missouri


Name: Membranes (in the lungs) (Biological structure)
Description: A thin layer of tissue separating two fluids or spaces


Name: Hephthalites (Tribe)
Description: An Iranian people who ruled over parts of modern Afghanistan in the 5th and 6th centuries


Name: information about the major suppliers of lithium carbonate was given (Event)
Description: The context where the information about the major suppliers was provided


Name: Linear B Textual Evidence (Artifact)
Description: The economic and social organization of the final year at the palace of Knossos was unlocked by the deciphering of Linear B.


Name: Oosparite (Carbonate Rock Type (Folk System))
Description: A type of limestone according to the Folk classification system


Name: Protestantism (Religion)
Description: A significant minority religion in Colombia


Name: Suffragettes (Group)
Description: A faction of the British suffragist movement


Name: Upper Andalusia (Geographical subregion)
Description: Geographic subregion of Andalusia, mostly within the Baetic System.


Name: Muslims (Religion)
Description: a religious group that represents 37.2% of the total population


Name: [Specific Decarbonation Reactions] (Geological Process)
Description: Specific examples of decarbonation reactions


Name: Middle Eastern floral elements (style)
Description: Style influence for heavy pendants


Name: Crimea (Region)
Description: Peninsula in southeastern Ukraine, annexed by Russia.


Name: Formation of significant amounts of limestone through biogenic sedimentation (geological processes)
Description: The accumulation of particles in a layer or bed, primarily caused by organisms


Name: 11th century AD (Time period)
Description: A time when Byzantine churches in the Mani Peninsula were converted to Christian churches


Name: Solution (Substance)
Description: A homogeneous mixture containing one or more solutes dissolved in a solvent


Name: Government of Afghanistan (government)
Description: The national government of Afghanistan


Name: advantages of CVD process (Benefits of CVD process)
Description: Advantages associated with the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process


Name: Approximately 60 smaller basins, or subwatersheds (Geographical Feature)
Description: Smaller water areas within the primary drainage basins of Westchester County


Name: Lithium (environmental impact) (Resource Environmental Impact)
Description: Analysis of the environmental impact of lithium production, including mining, processing, and disposal


Name: Giovanni Morelli (Artist)
Description: Italian art historian who pioneered the systematic study of diagnostic minor details in Western old master paintings


Name: Sight (Physical Attribute)
Description: The emerald is said to strengthen sight.


Name: Ventilation Hoods (Equipment)
Description: Hoods built above acid baths for ventilation.


Name: Mobile (Location)
Description: A city in Alabama


Name: Naruhito (Person)
Description: Currently serving Emperor of Japan


Name: Hurvich and Jameson (Person)
Description: Authors who synthesized Helmholtz's trichromatic theory and Hering's opponent theory in 1957.


Name: Atlantic Slave Trade (Historical Event)
Description: A significant event in African and World History


Name: 10th century (time period)
Description: the specific time frame when it became commonly used


Name: Angle Tint Tool (Graver)
Description: A graver tool commonly used in printmaking.


Name: True (YesNoComparison)
Description: Whether China's economy has significant inequality issues.


Name: knoll (Geographical Feature)
Description: A small hill


Name: Myanmar (Country)
Description: a Southeast Asian nation


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


Name: Dance (Performance Art)
Description: The performance arts that are popular in Spain, including flamenco dancing.


Name: Cube-shaped volume (Volume shape)
Description: The shape of the space in which pressure is applied in a cubic press


Name: Quartz (Mineral Species)
Description: Silicon dioxide (SiO2) is a mineral composed of silica (silicon and oxygen atoms), with a hardness of 7


Name: Watercolor (Painting method)
Description: A painting method in which the paints are made of pigments suspended in a water-soluble vehicle.


Name: criticized for high costs and low quality compared to other wealthy countries (Factors)
Description: receives criticism for high costs and lower quality care when compared to other developed nations


Name: Paleontology (Science)
Description: A science that studies the fossilized remains or traces of animals, plants, and other organisms from the past


Name: Nikayas (Texts)
Description: Versions of 'the path' found in Buddhist texts


Name: Elbit Systems (Company)
Description: One of Israel's main defense companies


Name: Same-sex Marriage, Same-sex Adoption (Legal Recognition)
Description: The legal rights that Greece recognized in February 2024


Name: the date when the guidelines were published (Text)
Description: The text describing the date when the guidelines were published.


Name: strict sumptuary code (legislation)
Description: A strict sumptuary code instituted by Motecuhzoma Xocoyotzin limiting the types of luxury goods that could be consumed by commoners


Name: Union with Germany (Relationship)
Description: The act of Austria joining Germany


Name: The Law (Legislation)
Description: Conflict minerals law


Name: Glassmakers (France) (Profession)
Description: Individuals who made glass in France during Middle Ages


Name: 4th of August Regime (Regime)
Description: A dictatorship established in 1936 by Ioannis Metaxas


Name: Baseball (Sport)
Description: Most popular sport in Japan.


Name: Australian Booker Prize winners (Author)
Description: Authors who have won the Australian Booker Prize


Name: Antwerp (city)
Description: City in Belgium


Name: Viganella town (Location)
Description: The computer-controlled mirror was installed in Viganella town.


Name: International Basketball Federation (Sports federation)
Description: An international organization for basketball.


Name: Crimean War (Event)
Description: War that disrupted Nicholas I's zenith period of Russia's power and influence in Europe


Name: Pollen (Inner_Harbor)
Description: The inner harbour of Arendal where the fish market, pubs, and restaurants are located.


Name: scalability, safety, energy density, efficiency (Challenge)
Description: Main issues faced by Flow batteries


Name: Its Age (Temporal Entity)
Description: The time period in which the Sioux Quartzite and its correlative units were deposited, constrained to be between 2280 ± 110 Ma and 1640 ± 40 Ma.


Name: global center for finance, media, art, and entertainment (Role)
Description: New York City's role as a global center for various industries


Name: Intermolecular Forces (Physical Property)
Description: Forces between gold compounds molecules, such as dipole-dipole and London dispersion forces


Name: Proto-Yeniseian *tɨŋgVr- (word origin)
Description: The proposed origin of the Turkic word Tengri


Name: Fishermen's huts (settlement)
Description: Huts used by fishermen


Name: Peridot Church Treasures (Artifact)
Description: Examples of church treasures where peridot and beryl have been confused


Name: Sillimanite (in Biotite Hornfels) (Geological Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in biotite hornfels


Name: High-Speed Steel (Material)
Description: A type of steel that is made more resistant to high temperatures by the addition of tungsten.


Name: UN council (Organization)
Description: The members of the United Nations Security Council


Name: Quarry 3 (Location)
Description: A quarry where the marble was quarried


Name: Titanium (Chemical Element)
Description: A lustrous transition metal with a silver color, low density, and high strength


Name: audiences (Group)
Description: The audiences of Taylor's lectures which were up to 500 people


Name: Map (Object)
Description: A representation of spatial relationships.


Name: Rishonim neighborhood (Neighborhood)
Description: A part of Arad city


Name: Surrealism (Art Movement)
Description: By the 1920s, the style had developed into surrealism.


Name: Member of Parliament (MP) (political office)
Description: a representative elected to serve in a national legislature or parliament


Name: roughly 1000 times stronger than water ice (physical_property)
Description: The strength of the outermost layer of Ceres is approximately 1000 times stronger than that of water ice


Name: Nitrate and Potassium ATP Channels (Biological Structure)
Description: Ion channels that regulate nitrate and potassium ions


Name: Marxist View (Theory)
Description: A view that the mode and relations of production form the economic base of society.


Name: Middle East (Location)
Description: The larger region where Palestine is located.


Name: King Zwentibald of Moravian Slavs (person)
Description: King who was given command by King Arnulf of East Francia according to Regino of Prüm


Name: Palaces (Architectural Structure)
Description: Large structures with multiple rooms, found in Pylos, Mycenae and Tiryns


Name: Land area of Euboea Prefecture (Area)
Description: 4,167.449 km² (65 sq mi)


Name: Stiperstones (Geographical Feature)
Description: A craggy ridge of quartzite in south Shropshire, United Kingdom


Name: Prime Minister (Political position)
Description: The highest political position within the government


Name: Carbon Disulfide (Compound)
Description: A compound formed by the reaction of carbon and sulfur


Name: Hantaro Nagaoka (Person)
Description: Japanese physicist who synthesized gold from mercury in 1924


Name: Chinese architecture (architecture style)
Description: Architecture style that varies in different geographic regions and ethnic heritages.


Name: Metal tools and special brushes (Tool)
Description: Tools used to shape the paint before it cools or manipulate the wax once it has cooled


Name: Serra de Tramuntana (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in northwestern Mallorca


Name: Molecular Orbitals (Orbital)
Description: The orbitals formed from the atomic orbitals of the individual oxygen atoms


Name: Maritime Traffic Control in Colombia (Transport Infrastructure Management)
Description: The coordination and management of maritime traffic control.


Name: Morocco, Polisario Front (Entities)
Description: Countries/groups disputing control over Western Sahara


Name: MacDonalds (clan)
Description: A Scottish clan that dominated the Hebrides and parts of Argyll in medieval times


Name: Underglaze transfer printing (Process)
Description: A specific type of underglaze print technique


Name: Second-largest fleet of ballistic missile submarines (Military Resource)
Description: Russia possesses the second-largest fleet of ballistic missile submarines.


Name: Universal Studios Japan (Theme_Park)
Description: A theme park located in Osaka, Japan.


Name: Emmanuel Jal (Rapper and activist)
Description: A rapper and activist who was born in South Sudan


Name: Arab Muslims (Religious group)
Description: Muslims who conquered Tunisia in the 7th century


Name: Earrings (jewellery)
Description: Common form of jewellery, a type of body modification


Name: Deposits (Financial Asset)
Description: Money placed with a bank or other financial institution, typically earning interest.


Name: Smaller Particles in Powder (Particle size)
Description: The smallest particles in a powder that can reach the lungs.


Name: Works of art (Artifact)
Description: An object or item that is created by a person, showing some type of artistic skill and creativity.


Name: Cordillera Penibética (Mountain Range)
Description: Consists of the parallel mountain ranges of the Cordillera Penibética and the Cordillera Subbética


Name: Chalcogenide (Material)
Description: A compound consisting of sulfur, selenium, or tellurium and one or more metals.


Name: any matter that has not been specifically reserved to the UK Parliament (Legislation)
Description: matters that Scotland can legislate on


Name: Karshapana (Ancient Coin)
Description: The earliest punch-marked coin found in India


Name: Nephrologist (Medical Professional)
Description: An internist who specializes in the management of kidney function and diseases.


Name: Santa Maria Maggiore and Santa Susanna in Rome (Building)
Description: Two historic churches in Rome, Italy having verd antique decoration


Name: New York (U.S. state)
Description: One of the 50 states of the United States


Name: Ridges (also subfacets) (specific type of face)
Description: The boundary between exactly two facets of a polytope or honeycomb


Name: James R. Underwood (Person class)
Description: Geologist who proposed anthropic rock as a fourth class of rocks


Name: variances (weather phenomenon)
Description: differences or fluctuations in weather conditions


Name: 1950s (Time Period)
Description: The first lab-made diamonds can be dated back to the 1950s.


Name: Metamorphic Rocks (Group of Rocks)
Description: Rocks formed when existing rocks are subjected to high pressures and temperatures


Name: the 'two paths' thesis (Thesis)
Description: 'Two paths' thesis regarding two different ancient Buddhist traditions


Name: Synnadic marble (Material)
Description: A beautiful kind of marble Synnada was known for


Name: University of Glasgow (Educational Institution)
Description: Scottish university


Name: President (Political Position)
Description: The head of state who is the Commander-in-Chief.


Name: Group V elements (Classification of chemical element)
Description: A group in the periodic table consisting of nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, antimony, and bismuth.


Name: Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea (Body of Water)
Description: Two large seas in Europe.


Name: Many cities in Tahiti (City)
Description: Cities in Tahiti, such as Papeʻete, where various educational institutions, airports, and other entities may be located


Name: Pseudochromatic minerals (mineral)
Description: -


Name: Death Rate (Statistic)
Description: The number of deaths per 1,000 people in a given area.


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: The continent of Africa


Name: City of Yonkers (City)
Description: Largest city in Westchester County by population


Name: Asian seals (Concept)
Description: Seals from Asia, traditionally known as chop marks or chops in the West


Name: Overseas Country (pays d'outre-mer or POM) (Political Entity)
Description: A political status for French overseas territories


Name: decisions (part of cartography)
Description: Making decisions in the process of designing a map


Name: Mullite (Material)
Description: A refractory aluminosilicate mineral with the chemical formula 3Al2O3.SiO2


Name: Y-DNA Haplogroup R1b (Genetic Marker)
Description: A Y-DNA haplogroup shared by some Etruscans and Latins


Name: 1% (Percentage)
Description: The additional restaurant tax in Mobile County, Alabama


Name: Society (Societal grouping)
Description: People who had access to coins as an art form


Name: Eight seals (Artifact)
Description: Eight seals found in Shaft Grave Circles A and B


Name: Madrid (City)
Description: The capital city of Spain


Name: Lydia (Ancient region)
Description: An ancient region in western Anatolia, now part of modern Turkey


Name: steppe plains (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Areas of grassland with few trees or shrubs.


Name: Japan Coast Guard (Coast Guard)
Description: Agency responsible for guarding Japan's territorial waters


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: Transparent material often used as a window, bottle etc.


Name: Free and Open Indo-Pacific vision (Policy)
Description: Japan's regional policies


Name: UCI Road World Championships (Sports Event)
Description: The annual world championships of road bicycle racing


Name: Fatimids' army and navy (Military Structure)
Description: The armed forces of the Fatimid dynasty


Name: Scholars such as Bronkhorst (scholar)
Description: Scholars who think that the four noble truths may not have been formulated in earliest Buddhism


Name: Block print or die (tarsh) (Manufacturing process)
Description: Process used in the creation of diminutive amulets


Name: Doping (Process)
Description: The process of adding impurities to a semiconductor to control its conductivity.


Name: A ban on any individual found trading in conflict diamonds from the diamond bourses of the World Federation of Diamond Bourses (Ban)
Description: A ban on trading in conflict diamonds by individuals from member diamond exchanges


Name: Photocatalysis (Process)
Description: A chemical reaction promoted by light and a catalyst


Name: All kinds of Igneous Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks formed from magma or lava


Name: barite, barysilite, calcite, copper, franklinite, garnet, glaucochroite, hausmannite, jerrygibbsite, manganosite, pyrochroite, rhodochrosite, sonolite, spessartine, sussexite, tephroite, vesuvianite, willemite, and zincite. (Minerals)
Description: Other minerals that the mineral is often found with


Name: Most Algerians (Population)
Description: The population that primarily speaks the Algerian dialect of Arabic


Name: Great Moravia (historical region)
Description: An early medieval Slavic polity in Central Europe, which emerged around the 9th century


Name: either electron acceptors or donors (Classification of dopant)
Description: The two categories of dopants based on their atomic properties.


Name: Persian, Hasmonean, Roman, and early Muslim eras (Historical periods)
Description: Various historical periods during which the citadel and sanctuary of Tel Arad were used


Name: Septimius Severus (Roman Emperor)
Description: A North African of Roman/Berber descent


Name: calcentine (Name)
Description: A name given to ammolite


Name: Hellenistic art (art movement)
Description: art established during the Hellenistic period


Name: British Psychological Society (Professional Association)
Description: A professional association for psychologists in the UK


Name: all of New York City (Administrative Division)
Description: New York City as a whole


Name: Steam (Substance)
Description: Water vapor in its gaseous state


Name: 'tekhelet' (color)
Description: Color mentioned in the Hebrew Bible


Name: CSU (Political party)
Description: The Christian Social Union in Bavaria


Name: hot semi-arid climate (Köppen: BSh) category (Climate Category)
Description: A climate classification for some coastal areas in the south of Greece


Name: 'The Cyclades, or Life Among the Insular Greeks' (Book)
Description: a book about cycladic islands published in 1885


Name: Protection from Caustic Vapors (Safety Measure)
Description: A safety measure taken during printmaking processes.


Name: Auguste Verneuil (Chemist)
Description: A student of Fremy who developed flame-fusion as an alternative to the flux-melt method


Name: Heian-kyō (modern-day Kyoto) (city)
Description: Location where Murasaki Shikibu served as a lady-in-waiting at the Imperial Court during the Heian period.


Name: Strikers (Occupation)
Description: Yule Marble Company employees who went on strike.


Name: the United States (Country)
Description: North American nation founded in 1776


Name: 6 to 7 on the Mohs scale (Numeric Range)
Description: 6 to 7 on the Mohs scale


Name: Lee Teng-hui (Politician)
Description: Vice-president selected by Chiang Ching-kuo in 1984


Name: cultural and technological advancements (Legacy)
Description: The enduring impact of the Mycenaean civilization on Western culture


Name: Transboundary Movement of Waste (Environmental Issue)
Description: Waste that flows between countries


Name: Etruscans (civilization)
Description: Civilization that achieved this literary culture


Name: Michelangelo Buonarroti (artist)
Description: Italian artist known for works like the Sistine Chapel and Pietà


Name: Industrial Revolution (United States) (Historical Event)
Description: A series of events that marked a significant change in the American economy and society from agrarian to industrial.


Name: Etruscan civilization (ancient civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization that was granted Roman citizenship.


Name: European and American Christian Democratic Parties (Political Party)
Description: Parties that emerged post World War II, based on Christian democratic political ideology


Name: Peridot formed by volcanic activity (Type of Peridot)
Description: Peridots resulting from volcanic activity are more chemically unstable


Name: Body-centered Cubic Structure (Crystal structure)
Description: A crystal structure with a single atomic species.


Name: Expressionism (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the early 20th century.


Name: Tiryns, Nauplion, and adjacent centers (Geographical Area)
Description: Areas believed to be under the control of Mycenae's ruling dynasty


Name: 87.2% of total population (PopulationPercentage)
Description: Population percentage in France who speak French as their native language


Name: Dvandva Compound (copulative compound)
Description: An example of a copulative compound in the Sanskrit tradition


Name: Flaz (River)
Description: One of the few long rivers that converge with the Inn


Name: and were skilled traders and shipbuilders (history)
Description: The seafaring heritage of the Mina people, who were known for their trading skills


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Southern European country


Name: Golden parade belts with hanging metal straps (Clothing Accessory)
Description: -


Name: Nieuw-Nederland ('New Netherland') (Location)
Description: The territory between Cape Cod and Delaware Bay claimed by the Netherlands


Name: Forsterite (Mineral)
Description: The mineral forsterite has a similar structure and properties as fayalite.


Name: 14th century BC (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: 480 (Year)
Description: The year the original Parthenon was destroyed


Name: $173 billion (MonetaryValue)
Description: amount of foreign currency reserves


Name: either fertility or power (abstract concept)
Description: Represents either fertility or power.


Name: Alpenrosen (dwarf shrubs) (Shrub Species)
Description: Found above the dwarf pine trees


Name: Eastern Romans (Historical Group)
Description: The Eastern Roman Empire


Name: US$96.4 trillion (Monetary Value)
Description: Amount reached by assets during 2008-2009


Name: rare humid subtropical climate (Cfa) (Climate)
Description: A climate type in the north of Thessaly


Name: Balinese, Tenggerese people and Chams (Ethnic Group)
Description: Small communities that still practice Hinduism in Indonesia, Vietnam


Name: Mars 3 (Spacecraft)
Description: The first spacecraft to land on Mars in 1971


Name: everyday speech (Language Use)
Description: Reflects shifts in Japanese phonology during the Edo period


Name: Mezzotint printmaking method (Art Form)
Description: A printmaking technique for producing prints from intaglio plates


Name: Salvador Illa (person)
Description: First non-independentist catalan regional president in over a decade elected in 2024


Name: Tū (Chief)
Description: A chief from Tahiti who became the founder of the Pōmare Dynasty


Name: Traditional clothing rules (Legislation)
Description: The laws of Bhutan regarding traditional clothing.


Name: Points at Infinity (Mathematical Object)
Description: Additional points added to the Euclidean space in projective geometry to model the perspective effect.


Name: Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867 (Historical Event)
Description: An agreement that restructured the Habsburg Empire into Austria-Hungary


Name: 1857 (Year)
Description: A year in the 19th century


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: A country that almost joined Greece in vetoing the accession talks of North Macedonia


Name: Berber society (Social Organization)
Description: The traditional view of Berber culture in the Iberian peninsula, characterized as highly impermeable to outside influences


Name: Indigenous Australians (Demographic_Group)
Description: Traditional Aboriginal religions were practiced by the Indigenous Australians.


Name: Tlatelolco (city)
Description: A significant city in the Aztec Empire, located near Tenochtitlán


Name: Angle BOC (Geometry)
Description: Another interior angle of the same triangle


Name: Early Minoan Ceramics (Ceramic Style)
Description: Characterized by patterns of spirals, triangles, curved lines, crosses, fish bones, and beak-spouts


Name: Christianity in New York City (religion)
Description: The largest denomination of Christianity practiced in New York City.


Name: Fertile Crescent (Geographical Region)
Description: Arabic Peninsula and Southwest Asia, cradle of civilizations


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting mainly of silicon and oxygen atoms


Name: Sedimentary Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks formed by the deposition and induration of sediment


Name: Healthcare system comparison study of 2009 (Study)
Description: A study comparing the health care systems of several countries


Name: New money (Money)
Description: Currency in circulation.


Name: Four Areas (Geographical Region)
Description: Four specific areas of discussion


Name: flawed (adjective)
Description: The perception of the imperial examination system as flawed


Name: standard (Comparison)
Description: The shape that is commonly regarded as the norm for diamonds


Name: Roşia Montană, Transylvania (Place)
Description: Location in Romania


Name: Hanfu system (clothing system)
Description: The clothing system of the Han Chinese


Name: Dedham Vale (Location)
Description: Another Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Suffolk


Name: ProductionMethod (Process)
Description: The process employed for producing metallic sodium


Name: 21st-century Modern Sculptors (People)
Description: Contemporary sculptors who use both classical and abstract designs.


Name: - (-)
Description: The scarcity of Blue John


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: A region in southern Spain


Name: more conventional, sprightly, and competitive (Description)
Description: Characteristic of Percy Williams Bridgman's mother


Name: Unspecified location (Calculated orbit) (Location)
Description: The unspecified location where the Neuschwanstein meteorite was discovered, based on calculations from the European Fireball Network


Name: Government office seals (Artifact)
Description: Seals issued to government officials


Name: growth, wisdom, and wealth (Desirable qualities)
Description: Qualities that are considered beneficial


Name: Unburned wax (Chemical Compound)
Description: The portion of the candle wax that has not been vaporized and reacted with oxygen


Name: National Assembly (Political)
Description: The body that established a regency when the new Emperor could not exert his constitutional powers


Name: Cryolite (Na3AlF6) (Mineral class)
Description: Key mineral in the extraction of aluminium from bauxites


Name: Xenon arc lamp (Product)
Description: A type of lamp used for various applications


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The biological species to which all humans belong


Name: International Organization of Turkic Culture (Intergovernmental organization)
Description: An intergovernmental cultural and humanitarian organization


Name: Atomic bonds to break (Scientific Concept)
Description: The breaking of chemical bonds between atoms due to heat


Name: Local-Scale Renewable Energy Projects (Project)
Description: The renewable energy projects at a smaller scale


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


Name: The Ark of the Covenant (Religious Artifacts)
Description: An artifact believed to have been used by ancient Israelites


Name: Georgius Agricola (Person)
Description: Saxon alchemist and mineralogist


Name: 15th century (Time period)
Description: Time period when diamond cutting and polishing techniques evolved in Antwerp


Name: Laser dye-doped poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) laser gain media (Material or Composite)
Description: A specific type of material used in laser technology


Name: Metal Rollers Insertion (Action)
Description: The action taken after the horizontal cut, which is the insertion of metal rollers.


Name: EPA (Governmental Organization)
Description: Environmental Protection Agency of the United States


Name: Tamanghasset (city)
Description: City near the Hoggar Mountains


Name: China (Country)
Description: The country where the Chinese Communist Party took power


Name: economic_commentators (Professionals)
Description: Economic commentators who warned about Spain's economic situation


Name: Traditional Berber festivals (Berber Festivals)
Description: Includes Fantasia, Imilchil marriage festival and Udayn n Acur


Name: Cleavage plane if struck with sufficient force (Condition)
Description: One possible effect on topaz


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A country located on the coast of West Africa


Name: Atmosphere (Natural Environment)
Description: The gaseous envelope surrounding the Earth


Name: negligible solubility in water (Property)
Description: Unable to dissolve significantly in water


Name: Dry Environments (Environmental Condition)
Description: Environments without moisture


Name: Hungary (Country)
Description: Landlocked country in Central Europe


Name: Bending Effects (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Effects that occur when combining materials with different coefficients of thermal expansion


Name: yes (Yes/No question answer)
Description: Rhodolites are in demand in the jewelry industry due to their color, brilliance, durability, and clarity.


Name: Population of Morocco (Group)
Description: The people living in the Kingdom of Morocco


Name: 2.8 Å (Distance)
Description: Interatomic distance in NaCl


Name: Roman Rings (time period)
Description: Rings from the Roman era


Name: Soft stone, metal, or other material (Material type)
Description: The material used to make a gagō-in can be anything.


Name: Railway hub in North Macedonia (Transportation infrastructure hub)
Description: The most significant railway connection point in North Macedonia


Name: Autonomous Region within Portugal (Political Entity)
Description: The political status that Faial Island gained


Name: materials of modernist jewelry (material)
Description: Organic and inorganic non-precious substances, as well as found objects used in modernist jewelry.


Name: Swabian League of Emperor Maximilian I (historical event)
Description: The league that was overcome by Switzerland in the Swabian War in 1499.


Name: global economic slowdowns (Economic event)
Description: A decline in economic activity across countries or regions


Name: Orthodox Christians (Religious Group)
Description: Slavic ethnic group using Cyrillic alphabet


Name: Electrical wiring (Application)
Description: Gold is used in some high-energy applications as electrical wiring, though silver and copper are more conductive per volume.


Name: helical chirality (Chiral property)
Description: A property related to the handedness of a molecule


Name: Plasma Etching (Process)
Description: The main etching process used today in the creation of semiconductors.


Name: Jean-Baptiste Louis Gros (Person)
Description: A French photographer who brought the daguerreotype process to Colombia in 1841.


Name: gas discharge tubes (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that produce light by ionizing a gas


Name: Total Household Vacancy Rate (Statistic)
Description: The total household vacancy rate in Cresciano


Name: Middle French médaille (Language term)
Description: The word 'medal' originated in the Middle French language.


Name: Sahara and Gobi Desert (Geographical Feature)
Description: Two of the largest desert regions in the world.


Name: Living_myth (concept)
Description: The embodiment of the living myth in Tenochtitlan's Templo Mayor


Name: Country (Geographical Region)
Description: Political and administrative division of a continent, region, or continent.


Name: Iron (Mineral)
Description: A mineral added to these food items for dietary purposes


Name: 100-gram sample of pitchblende (Chemical Substance)
Description: A 100-gram piece of pitchblende ore


Name: Lubaantun ceramic works (Artwork)
Description: Ceramic artworks from the Lubaantun archaeological site.


Name: Venus of Dolní Věstonice (artifact)
Description: An important prehistoric art piece discovered in the Czech Republic


Name: seriousness (quality)
Description: A quality represented by a business suit during the 19th century


Name: one in four residents (Proportion)
Description: Estimated percentage of Jewish residents in the Borough of Brooklyn as of 2018


Name: Arad Plain (Geographical Location)
Description: The geographical location where Arad is located on the southwestern end


Name: brown bears (mammal)
Description: Bears that once lived in the Alps, now extinct in Switzerland


Name: Temple of Poseidon (Cape Taenarum) (Religious Site)
Description: -


Name: 1,139 corridas (Event)
Description: Number of bullfighting events hosted in Andalusia's roughly 100 bullrings.


Name: Liechtenstein (country)
Description: A doubly landlocked microstate in Central Europe


Name: Jan van Eyck (Person)
Description: Flemish painter


Name: Poland (country)
Description: A country that exercised little real control over the Zaporozhian Cossacks but found them useful against the Turks and Tatars


Name: Copper, tin, and lead (Metal)
Description: Three metals that were mined wherever they were recognized.


Name: one of the world's foremost geologists (Occupation)
Description: considered one of the top experts in the field of geology during Spurr's lifetime


Name: Accurate Estimate (of lithium reserves) (Concept)
Description: A difficult to achieve estimate of the total amount of lithium in the world


Name: Year 2000 (Time)
Description: The year when the orange sapphires were created


Name: Substances from presolar disc (Astronomical Objects)
Description: Material that existed before the formation of our Solar System


Name: Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) (international_organization)
Description: an intergovernmental organization of post-Soviet states


Name: Unknown (Information)
Description: Information not provided.


Name: Geographical_origin (Location)
Description: The location where the origin of Lyngurium was initially thought to be, but later found to be untrue


Name: 10 to 300 meters below sea level (Depth)
Description: The depth at which red corals grow.


Name: Chinese robes for the emperor and officials (clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese attire worn by the emperor and officials


Name: corporal shape of women's bodies (physical attribute)
Description: Ideal corporal shape of women during the Tang Dynasty


Name: Venetian Glassmakers (Profession)
Description: Individuals who made mirrors in Venice during the 16th century


Name: Immigrants in France (Demographic Group)
Description: Individuals who have migrated to France permanently.


Name: Figs (Product)
Description: A fruit product


Name: Silicone production (Manufacturing Process)
Description: A process used to produce silicones, a type of synthetic resin


Name: Heat Treatment (Scientific Process)
Description: The process of extracting carbon from hair involves heat treatment.


Name: Emery (rock) (Mineral)
Description: A dark granular rock used to make an abrasive powder.


Name: Shamshir (Weapon)
Description: A curved Persian sword introduced in the 12th century


Name: National Police Agency (Police Agency)
Description: Central coordinating body for Prefectural Police Departments


Name: 140 miles (230 km) of levees (Infrastructure)
Description: A system of embankments along the river to control flooding


Name: Structural Funds (EU) (Greece) (Fund)
Description: Greece receives structural funds from the European Union.


Name: Macedonian government (Government)
Description: The government of North Macedonia


Name: Etruscan Alphabet (writing system)
Description: An alphabet used by the Etruscans


Name: Crops (Natural Entity)
Description: A reference to agricultural produce


Name: Anti-littering law enacted in 1965 (Law)
Description: The anti-littering law enacted in 1965 that prohibits selling or consuming sunflower seeds, peanuts etc. in public places


Name: apprenticeship system (modern) (educational_system)
Description: A system that combines on-the-job training and academic instruction to educate apprentices


Name: Greek Jews (Religious Community)
Description: Once a prominent community in Thessaloniki, numbering some 80,000 by 1900


Name: forest tundra (Ecosystem)
Description: a transitional ecosystem between tundra and forest, characterized by trees adapted to cold climates


Name: modern-day Turkey (Geographical location)
Description: The current location of Anatolia


Name: Bariba, Mahi, Gedevi, and Kabye peoples (Ethnicity)
Description: Tribes located inland


Name: even without physical action (Concept)
Description: The concept that good or bad karma can accumulate even when no physical action is taken.


Name: Military Engineering (Concept)
Description: Engineering applied to the construction, maintenance, and repair of fortifications.


Name: North-western Iberia (Geographical location)
Description: A region located in the northwest part of the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Wholesale trade and diamond cutting (Economic Activity)
Description: The business of buying, selling, and processing diamonds on a large scale


Name: Regular Octahedron (Geometry)
Description: A regular polyhedron with eight equilateral triangular faces, twelve edges and six vertices


Name: Phenakite (Mineral)
Description: A nesosilicate mineral consisting of beryllium orthosilicate


Name: Understanding (cognitive state)
Description: the ability to comprehend or grasp the nature, essence, or significance of something


Name: Migmatite (Type of Gneiss)
Description: Gneiss consisting of two or more distinct rock types


Name: Chinese philosophy (Philosophy)
Description: The traditional and contemporary schools of Chinese thought, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse perspectives.


Name: Geochronology (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of the absolute age of Earth materials, including rocks and fossils, using methods such as radiometric dating


Name: Ukrainian peasantry (Group)
Description: during the Holodomor or the 'Great Famine'


Name: Metropolitan centres, French-speaking part of Switzerland (Geographical Area)
Description: Geographical areas within Switzerland.


Name: No restriction (Historical event)
Description: In the beginning of the Han dynasty, there were no restrictions on the clothing worn by common people


Name: Divan (Council)
Description: A council of some sixty military senior officers who had the right to select a new leader


Name: Coal, copper, iron ore, lithium, uranium, rare earth elements, chromite, gold, zinc, talc, barite, sulfur, lead, marble, precious and semi-precious stones, natural gas, petroleum (Natural Resource)
Description: Various mineral resources found in Afghanistan


Name: Daphnis and Chloe (Film)
Description: A Greek movie directed by Orestis Laskos in 1931 containing one of the first nude scenes in European cinema


Name: Crater Diamonds (Geological Feature)
Description: Diamonds formed in the eruptions of kimberlites and lamproites


Name: Silicates of non-alkali cations (Chemical compound)
Description: Generally have negligible solubility in water at normal conditions


Name: Other European countries (Region)
Description: Another trading partner of North Macedonia


Name: centuries and millennia ago (Time period)
Description: A period stretching beyond several hundred years into the past


Name: Josiah Wedgwood (Person)
Description: Created ceramic cameos for ladies' brooches


Name: January 1929 (Date)
Description: The month and year when King Amanullah abdicated


Name: 40K (Isotope)
Description: Decays slowly to supplement 40Ca.


Name: 65 meters (Distance)
Description: The depth of the Blue Zone layer.


Name: Algiers (City)
Description: A city in Algeria


Name: Nicknames of U.S. States (Cultural Term)
Description: Informal and popular names given to U.S. states


Name: Geneva (City)
Description: A city in Switzerland, birthplace of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement


Name: Carbon Nitride (Compound)
Description: A compound containing carbon and nitrogen atoms


Name: Industrial Production of Iron or Steel (Process)
Description: The process of manufacturing iron or steel on a large scale


Name: Silicate anions (Chemical compound)
Description: Components of silicates


Name: Quarters of U.S. States (Numismatic Artwork)
Description: The designs on the reverse (tails) side of the U.S. state quarters


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A ductile metal with good conductivity of electricity and heat


Name: Filigree (Art technique)
Description: Decorative technique used in Byzantine goldsmith work


Name: Devices with Multiple Reflections (Optical Device)
Description: A device that uses the infinite regress of reflections to generate multiple reflections.


Name: ships (Vessel)
Description: The subject represented by the Hjortspring boat


Name: Cultured freshwater pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Pearls cultured in freshwater environments


Name: Christians (group)
Description: The metopes of the north, west and east facades of the Parthenon were defaced by Christians in order to remove images of pagan deities


Name: Traiectum (Utrecht) (Geographical area)
Description: The centre of power for the Frisian Kingdom.


Name: Regular sea urchins, heart urchins (Species of Sea Urchin)
Description: Sea urchins that have a specific number of gonads


Name: Local Sheet (Galactic structure (Milky Way))
Description: The Local Sheet is a plane in the Milky Way containing the Local Group.


Name: Global Business Environment (Business Environment)
Description: The overall conditions in which a business operates


Name: Artistic Development (Historical Event)
Description: The growth and advancement of art


Name: Nanai people (ethnicity)
Description: The Nanai are a Siberian indigenous ethnic group primarily inhabiting the Russian Far East.


Name: Kagutsuchi (incarnation of fire) (Deity)
Description: Child of Izanami who killed her with his flames


Name: J. M. W. Turner (Artist)
Description: 19th-century British painter


Name: UK publishing sector (Sector)
Description: The UK publishing sector includes books, directories and databases, journals, magazines and business media, newspapers and news agencies.


Name: U.S. Federal Trade Commission (Regulatory body)
Description: An independent federal agency of the U.S. government responsible for consumer protection


Name: Biological taxonomy (application domain)
Description: the process of classifying biological species and groups based on shared characteristics


Name: Faults and fractures (Geological feature)
Description: The presence of faults and fractures permits the percolation of CO2-rich fluids.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe, known for its cars, beer, and culture.


Name: global movements (political characteristic)
Description: a country that has been a catalyst for significant social change, giving rise to major global movements


Name: Steady State Theory (cosmological theory)
Description: A discarded cosmological model proposing that the universe has no beginning or end, and that it continuously creates matter to maintain a constant density.


Name: Traditional Landscaping (Landscape Design)
Description: Landscaping—both for common private homes and homes on a more lavish scale


Name: Vietnamese Cham people (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group in Vietnam


Name: Individual Mourning Process (Concept)
Description: The unique way an individual experiences and copes with grief


Name: Fe2+ ion (Ion)
Description: A positively charged iron ion in its Fe2+ state


Name: Major societal changes (Societal Changes)
Description: Significant shifts in the structure and function of societies


Name: Annales de Chimie et de Physique (Journal)
Description: A French scientific journal published between 1798 and 1840


Name: Constitution of India (Legislation)
Description: The supreme law of India


Name: Broadcast Media (Media)
Description: Turkish broadcast media, including television and radio stations


Name: 1905 (Year)
Description: The year when the Colorado-Yule Marble Company started a quarry inside the mountain.


Name: Dalarna (Province)
Description: The province of Dalarna


Name: 2007 (year)
Description: The year the mineral was first published


Name: Secrecy in elections (Action)
Description: The practice of keeping election-related information confidential


Name: Size (Physical Property)
Description: The spatial dimension of an object.


Name: Accessories (Artifact)
Description: Different colored and material accessories used with Song dynasty court dress


Name: Main figures in reliefs (Subject)
Description: Refers to the primary subjects depicted in Egyptian reliefs


Name: Memphis (City)
Description: The capital city of the Old Kingdom in Ancient Egypt.


Name: Vajrayana (Buddhist tradition)
Description: Includes Tantra and traces its roots to the 1st millennium CE, closer to Mahayana


Name: True (Property)
Description: Indicating whether a characteristic is inherent or not


Name: Middle Ages (Historical Period)
Description: The period when the competing dynasties were active


Name: Wiching (Person)
Description: Swabian monk, ordained as bishop of the newly established see of Nitra in 880


Name: Soft tails in humans (Abnormality)
Description: Infrequently, a child is born with a 'soft tail' containing no vertebrae


Name: a wide variety of ethnic groups, traditions, and values (Ethnic Groups and Traditions)
Description: The diverse ethnic groups, traditions, and values found in the United States


Name: [FF0077] (Web-safe Color Code)
Description: Another specific hexadecimal color code for rose


Name: context (Contextual Information)
Description: The specific way 'Missouri' is pronounced, including phonetic realizations like /mɪˈzɜːr/ or /mɪˈsʊəri/


Name: Civil Service (Cambodia) (Government Administrative Body)
Description: The policy implementing arm of the Royal Government of Cambodia, obligated to act according to the law and guided by public policy pronouncements.


Name: Indus Valley civilization (Ancient Civilization)
Description: One of the world's earliest urban civilizations, dating back to approximately 2800 BCE.


Name: Mérida (City)
Description: A city in modern-day Spain


Name: Shinkolobwe uranium mine (location)
Description: Locality in the Haut-Katanga Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo


Name: Falange Española Tradicionalista y de las JONS (FET y de las JONS) (Political Party)
Description: The only legal political party under Franco's dictatorship in Spain.


Name: telescope (Optical Technology)
Description: A device used for accurate land surveys and finding latitude


Name: Motor sport (Sport)
Description: A competitive racing sport involving the use of motorized vehicles.


Name: Glass curtains walls (Architectural element)
Description: A type of glass structure used to cover the entire facade or span over a wide roof structure in buildings.


Name: Fortification agate (Mineral variety)
Description: Type of agate with contrasting concentric banding reminiscent of ancient fortifications


Name: Abrasion (Process)
Description: The process of abrasion due to larger carbon particles in the engine components with close tolerances.


Name: North Aegean region (Region)
Description: A region in Greece, which includes several islands and coastal areas


Name: Banking (Economic sector)
Description: An important part of the Netherlands' economy


Name: Dolomite (carbonate mineral)
Description: Double carbonate with the formula CaMg(CO3)2


Name: Ritualistic processes (Religious rituals)
Description: Ceremonial activities like sacrifices


Name: Average Total Annual Sunshine (Climate Factor)
Description: 1339.7 hours, which is just under 30% of the maximum possible


Name: Ancient Mesopotamia (Geographical region)
Description: The earliest known civilization where filigree was used


Name: Chain Saws Cutting Vertical Sides (Action)
Description: The action taken after the back cut with a wire saw, which is cutting the vertical sides using chain saws.


Name: Molotov Cocktail (Weapon)
Description: A homemade incendiary bomb consisting of a glass bottle filled with gasoline or another flammable liquid, soaked in a cloth wick, and ignited


Name: Need for Higher Zinc Intake in Some Diets (Requirement)
Description: The need for higher intake of zinc in certain diets


Name: Byzantine Architecture (Art Form)
Description: Architectural style originating from the Byzantine Empire


Name: cart use (1387) (Activity)
Description: Cart use in Septimer Pass was rebuilt in 1387


Name: The Bay Area on the West Coast (Location)
Description: An area on the West Coast of the United States where modernist jewelry shops and studios sprung up


Name: Vacuum deposition (Process)
Description: A method used for applying a coating onto a surface in a vacuum.


Name: Beautiful Villages, Scenic Valleys, and Wine Production (Attraction)
Description: Tourist attractions in Ticino


Name: Universities (Institution)
Description: Educational institutions providing degrees in various fields, including the arts


Name: 47 States (United States) (Administrative Division)
Description: The 47 states of the United States where Blue Sky Laws were adopted


Name: German (Language)
Description: An official language of Switzerland, primarily spoken in the north and east


Name: Trace amounts of chromium and iron plus titanium (chemical element impurity combination)
Description: Combination of impurities that produce purple sapphires


Name: Rock that has been partially melted (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock with leucosome representing the silica-rich melt, melanosome the residual solid rock left after partial melting, and mesosome the original rock


Name: Distorted UO6 octahedra linked chains (Chemical Structure)
Description: A structure where distorted UO6 octahedra are linked into infinite chains


Name: 1980s (TimePeriod)
Description: The period during which PKK started its campaign of terrorist attacks.


Name: Jewel (Term for Fraternal Medals)
Description: A term used to refer to fraternal medals in many prominent fraternal organisations.


Name: Style (Artistic Style)
Description: A distinctive manner in which an artist produces artworks


Name: Pharmaceuticals (technology)
Description: Drugs or medicines used to diagnose, cure, treat, or prevent disease


Name: 2,017 m (6,617 ft) (Height)
Description: The altitude of Pančić's Peak


Name: Arts and Crafts Jewelry (Artwork)
Description: Earliest arts and crafts jewelry produced in a guild setting


Name: Calligraphic Decorations (Art Form)
Description: Decorative elements used in Islamic art, often involving geometric patterns and vegetal forms.


Name: Quarrying Boom (Economic Event)
Description: An increased activity of quarrying due to the Cuyahoga County Court House contract


Name: Silicate (Classification of minerals)
Description: A class of minerals whose primary constituent is silicon dioxide (SiO2), with various impurities and trace elements


Name: 11 years (Duration)
Description: The length of compulsory education in Russia is 11 years.


Name: Lula1000 (Submarine)
Description: The submarine that made the coral reef discovery.


Name: Liver (Organ)
Description: The organ where copper is stored


Name: A new church was built (Event)
Description: Construction of a new church under Russian rule


Name: walking and cycling (Activity)
Description: Leisure activities such as walking and cycling


Name: Cerium salts (Ce2S3 and Ce3S4) (Salts)
Description: Salts of cerium used during the Manhattan Project.


Name: various types of structures (architectural structure)
Description: Different types of buildings and structures, ranging from pagodas to palaces.


Name: Goldsmiths (Profession)
Description: People who were skilled in making jewellery or decorative objects using precious metals, especially gold.


Name: quartz, chrysoberyl, apatite and topaz (Minerals)
Description: Other minerals found in association with phenakite


Name: Shaman priests (Occupation)
Description: Religious practitioners who communicated with Tengri


Name: Faial Island (island)
Description: An island in the Azores archipelago, Portugal


Name: Current vogue for brilliant and brilliant-like cuts (trend or fashion in diamond cutting)
Description: The current preference for diamonds with brilliant and brilliant-like cuts.


Name: Heap leaching (Mining process)
Description: A mining technique used to extract precious metals or minerals from low-grade ores


Name: Etruscan art (artifact)
Description: Collections of Etruscan art


Name: Sale to private collectors (Action)
Description: The action that results from the process of commercial collection of meteorites.


Name: Zhanmadao (horse chopping sword) (Weapon)
Description: An extremely long, anti-cavalry sword from the Song dynasty era


Name: Mitanni (Ancient State)
Description: A loosely organized state in northern Syria and south-east Anatolia


Name: Federal or state governments (Organization)
Description: Government entities at the federal and state level in the United States


Name: Hiroshi Yoshida (Artist)
Description: A Japanese artist whose works gained international popularity in the early 20th century.


Name: Isaac Newton (Person)
Description: English physicist and mathematician who is widely recognized as one of the most influential scientists of all time


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The southeastern country in Europe


Name: Moctezuma II (Person)
Description: Aztec ruler


Name: Chromic acid (Chemical Compound)
Description: It oxidizes graphite to carbon dioxide.


Name: Empire of Austria (Political Entity)
Description: The Empire that existed from 1804 to 1918.


Name: Divalent Metal Oxides, Sulfides, Selenides, and Tellurides (Compound_Class)
Description: A group of compounds formed by divalent metals and non-metals


Name: Bulgarians (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of East Slavic peoples traditionally associated with Bulgaria


Name: Cantonal Museum of Natural History (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Sion, Valais


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe, where Chernobyl is located


Name: Private collection of about 300 pieces of Berber jewellery (Artifact collection)
Description: A private assortment of approximately 300 pieces of traditional Berber jewellery.


Name: local authorities (Local Government)
Description: levels of government below the national or central government


Name: pollution (Environmental Issue)
Description: Contamination of the environment by harmful substances.


Name: Muhammad (Person)
Description: Prophet of Islam and founder of Islamic religion


Name: Frequent blood donors (Demographic)
Description: Individuals who frequently donate blood.


Name: Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada (Location)
Description: A city in the province of Alberta, Canada


Name: 9% (Percentage)
Description: The projected percentage of the Middle East market share by 2015


Name: Pear-shaped Diamonds (Shape of Diamond)
Description: A famous shape, suitable for diamond earrings


Name: True (Attribute)
Description: Only minuscule amounts of silicon are transported out of this region


Name: Geologist J.N. Carney (person)
Description: The person who wrote about the accreted terranes.


Name: Nut milk (Food Item)
Description: The Wabanaki tribal nations made nut milk.


Name: 2003-2007 (Time Period)
Description: The time period from 2003 to 2007


Name: Numerous occupational hazards (Occupational Risk)
Description: Potential risks and dangers associated with certain jobs


Name: fewer than 1,000 people (Number)
Description: The number of Jews currently living in North Macedonia.


Name: Chinese literature (Literature)
Description: The traditional and modern works of Chinese writing, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse genres.


Name: Nazca culture (Culture)
Description: Culture whose potters developed improved techniques for preparing clay and for decorating objects.


Name: Article (Wikipedia Article)
Description: This Namur Province location article is a stub.


Name: Boiling point of copper (Material property)
Description: The approximate boiling point of copper, which is around '2567 degrees Celsius' or '4673.6 degrees Fahrenheit'.


Name: Rubredoxin (Compound)
Description: The simplest iron-sulfur protein compound with only one iron atom


Name: Dried pomegranate seeds (Fruit part)
Description: Pomegranate seeds that have been dried for culinary use.


Name: Radial Canals (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Canals that lead from the ring canal through each ambulacral area.


Name: Spania (Occidental Province) (geographical_area)
Description: A province established by the Byzantines in the south of Iberia


Name: Madrid and Barcelona fairs (Festival)
Description: Smaller fairs inspired by the Seville Fair, held in Madrid and Barcelona.


Name: ISO (Standards Organization)
Description: International Standards Organization


Name: Imitation (Concept)
Description: A concept mentioned by Aristotle as one instinct of human nature, which is considered a starting point for the development of art.


Name: Slade School of Fine Art (art school)
Description: One of the major schools of art in the UK


Name: Tunisia's national handball team (Sports Team)
Description: The national handball team of Tunisia


Name: Ceres's orbit inclination (angle of inclination)
Description: 10.6 degrees compared to 7 degrees for Mercury and 17 degrees for Pluto


Name: Bisect an angle (Action)
Description: Divide an angle into two equal parts using only a compass and straightedge


Name: Spessart (geographical location)
Description: The geographical location where they spent their childhood


Name: Gas (Physical State)
Description: One of the four fundamental states of matter, characterized by having no definite shape or volume


Name: Corundum's status as a common, inexpensive abrasive (Status)
Description: Bauxite contributes to the availability and affordability of corundum as an abrasive


Name: Continental Shield (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions of exposed ancient rock that make up the stable cores of continents


Name: Santa Catarina (State)
Description: State where Florianópolis is the capital


Name: Five Fingers (Symbol)
Description: A symbol believed to protect against the Evil Eye


Name: Turkiye (Country name (in Turkish))
Description: The official name of Turkey in the Turkish language


Name: 500 nm (Physical Property)
Description: A size range up to 500 nm


Name: Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic period (Historical Figure)
Description: A Macedonian king who conquered much of the known world and ushered in a new era of Greek culture


Name: Creative Arts (disciplines)
Description: A collection of disciplines which produce artworks


Name: Government's Plan (Spain) (Policy Plan)
Description: A plan by the Spanish government to save energy and boost energy efficiency


Name: Impregnation process for ammolite (Process)
Description: A process developed to increase the availability and durability of ammolite


Name: Peacocks (Male Peafowl)
Description: Use vocalisation to attract peahens during courtship.


Name: Mycenaean Art and Cycladic Art (art_style)
Description: Art styles from Mycenaean Greece and the Cyclades


Name: Glacial Till (Geological Deposit)
Description: Notably in Wisconsin and Indiana, but these deposits are not of commercial quality.


Name: Cardiff, Swansea and Newport (City)
Description: Cities in Wales that are unitary authorities


Name: U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) (Organization)
Description: The U.S government body responsible for regulating trade and consumer protection


Name: Greek citizens (Nationality)
Description: Numbering around 50,000


Name: Light Rare Earth Elements (LREE) (Geological Component)
Description: Rare earth elements that are lighter than the other rare earth elements.


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: Location that governed Ruanda-Urundi before its independence


Name: Ceramics and Stone Artefacts (Artefact)
Description: Other types of artefacts found alongside bronze tools in Nyaunggan, Burma


Name: World War II (Historical Event)
Description: A global conflict that took place from 1939 to 1945, involving multiple nations and reshaping the political landscape of the world


Name: $1 Dollar Bill (Currency)
Description: The U.S currency, since 1861, the reverse side of which has been green


Name: Altava (modern-day Algeria) (Location)
Description: An ancient city and current location in Algeria


Name: America (place)
Description: Modern United States of America to which many Scots-Irish emigrants sailed from Larne


Name: 0.89 (Number)
Description: The electronegativity of Barium


Name: Radio crystal detector (Device)
Description: The radio crystal detector created by Jagadish Chandra Bose in 1901


Name: Huang (Chinese word for yellow)
Description: Yellow in Chinese language


Name: 93% of the lower mantle (Quantifiable Entity)
Description: Maximum percentage it can occupy in the lower mantle


Name: Sikhism (Religion)
Description: A religion founded in the 16th century by Guru Nanak


Name: Mongol dress (dress)
Description: Dress of the Mongols


Name: Vardounia (Geographical Location)
Description: A fourth region sometimes associated with Mani


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: A mineral element with the symbol Mn and atomic number 25


Name: High Ranking (Lloyd's of London) (Ranking Level)
Description: The high ranking level of Lloyd's of London in the global insurance industry


Name: Investigation and Mining (Activity)
Description: Actions taken by official authorities related to the exploration or extraction of minerals


Name: later twentieth century ideals of art or studio jewelry (Idea)
Description: Values and attitudes for later 20th-century ideas of art or studio jewelry


Name: all five boroughs of New York City (city district)
Description: Cities where the marathon courses through


Name: Market Share for Foreign Owned Banks (Economic measurement)
Description: The proportion of the total banking market controlled by foreign-owned banks


Name: Moctezuma (tlatoani)
Description: The ruler of Tenochtitlan who was succeeded by Cuitláhuac


Name: Wallkill River and Ogdensburg (River_and_Town)
Description: The Wallkill River is a river in the U.S. state of New York and New Jersey, and Ogdensburg is a borough in Sussex County, New Jersey.


Name: Thomas Campbell's Pleasures of Hope (Artwork)
Description: The first published plates engraved on steel were used for this artwork


Name: Vietnamese immigrants in Czech Republic (Group)
Description: A group of Vietnamese immigrants living in the Czech Republic


Name: Rome (City)
Description: The capital city of Italy and the center of the Roman Empire


Name: Irrigation diversity (Natural Resource)
Description: Allows the cultivation of different plant types


Name: set of religious beliefs and a way of life (Religious Belief System)
Description: -


Name: La Liga (League)
Description: The highest professional league for Spanish football clubs based on the territories of Spain and the autonomous communities of Ceuta and Melilla.


Name: Cosmetic product testing (Testing)
Description: The analysis and evaluation of a cosmetic product to ensure its safety, efficacy, and quality


Name: Nuclear power (Energy source)
Description: Power generated through controlled nuclear reactions


Name: Deforestation, Soil Erosion, and Water Contamination (environmental_issue)
Description: Environmental issues caused by unregulated mining practices.


Name: 3.6 Million Metric Tons (Quantity)
Description: A specific quantity of ore extracted in 1994 due to Chlorofluorocarbon restrictions


Name: Plantier (Engineer)
Description: An engineer who sketched the Parthenon in 1687


Name: Gold Ore Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: The product of focused concentration of fluids derived from dehydrated crust


Name: Green (Color)
Description: One of the three primary colors in this model


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


Name: Tobermory, Dervaig, Calgary, Craignure, Pennyghael, Tiroran, Fionnphort, Bunessan, and Iona (Location)
Description: -


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


Name: SEC Audit Requirements (Legislation)
Description: The audit requirements mandated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Conflict Minerals Rule.


Name: Granite (Building material)
Description: A hard igneous rock that can be found in the uplands of Dartmoor National Park, UK


Name: crack propagation in the unfired body (physical process)
Description: The growth and spread of cracks within a material


Name: United States of America (Location)
Description: A North American country consisting of 50 states, a federal district (Washington, D.C.), five major self-governing territories, and various possessions.


Name: modern scholars (academic community)
Description: The academic community that holds the Etruscans were an indigenous population.


Name: Golden eagle and bearded vulture (Bird of prey)
Description: Two types of large birds found in the Alps.


Name: Daily Mail (newspaper)
Description: A British daily tabloid newspaper published in London by Associated Newspapers Ltd.


Name: Government Spending (Economic)
Description: The total amount spent by the government as a percentage of the country's GDP


Name: Austrian Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: The empire ruled by the Habsburg dynasty from 1804 to 1867


Name: Māori art and culture (culture)
Description: Culture of New Zealand influenced by the Māori art and culture


Name: Primary doctor scheme, accident and emergency departments, physiotherapy, public health centers, school medical services, home nursing care, midwifery services, nursing homes or living arrangements for around-the-clock nursing and care, Sørlandet Hospital (Health services)
Description: Services provided by Arendal for health care


Name: The Rubens Vase (Artwork)
Description: A carved vase thought to date from the 4th century


Name: Tin Hinan (Person)
Description: Tin Hinan was a Berber woman who lived in the Hoggar.


Name: Melting Point of Iron (at Greater Pressures) (Temperature Property)
Description: The temperature at which iron melts under greater pressures


Name: Blueschist facies oceanic crust (Geological feature)
Description: Blueschist facies when found in oceanic crust


Name: Ruhr (Region)
Description: The largest urban area in Germany by both population and area


Name: Government Employment (Employment Type)
Description: Work performed for and under the auspices of a government.


Name: Inner and outer cores (Geological Formation)
Description: The inner and outer layers of the Earth where most of the iron is concentrated


Name: Architectonic Jewellery (Artwork)
Description: Jewelry design influenced by architecture


Name: Skarns (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks formed from the regional metamorphism of siliceous limestone and dolomite in contact with igneous rocks.


Name: Russian Federation (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country located in Eastern Europe and northern Asia


Name: Johannes Vermeer (Painter)
Description: Dutch painter who skillfully used vermilion to paint a red skirt in The Girl with the Wine Glass


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: South American country with the greatest biodiversity on the planet


Name: Flemish (Ethnicity)
Description: A group of people living in Flanders (Belgium)


Name: Lithium (potential disruptions) (Resource Market Trends Potential Disruptions)
Description: Overview of current market trends in the lithium industry, including price fluctuations, demand growth, and competitive dynamics highlights potential disruptors to the lithium market, such as alternative battery technologies or shifts in policy and regulation


Name: Ashford Black Marble (Mineral)
Description: Can be used to create various objects


Name: Mooghaun North Hoard (artifact collection)
Description: Huge Late Bronze Age gold hoard from 800 to 700 BC


Name: inspiring (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that is inspiring, offering endless opportunities for growth and development


Name: Beginning of the Merovingian dynasty (Historical event)
Description: Event at which King Clovis I adopted the use of seals


Name: Captain James Cook (Explorer)
Description: British explorer who discovered Tahiti in 1769


Name: Crystal twinning and exsolution lamellae (Geological Feature)
Description: Characteristics of Plagioclase and Alkali Feldspars.


Name: Pyrenees (Mountain range)
Description: A mountain range separating Spain and France


Name: Colombia's Inspector General's Office (Organization)
Description: A Colombian institution that investigates public officials for administrative and criminal offenses.


Name: religious affiliation distribution (PercentageOfPopulationByReligion)
Description: The distribution of religious affiliations among the population of Tasman District


Name: Various geographical locations (Origin)
Description: The places where particolored sapphires are found


Name: January 25, 1844 (Date)
Description: The date Congregation Sha'arai Shomayim was officially recognized


Name: BaUO4 (Compound)
Description: A specific uranate(VI) compound with barium


Name: Relaxation and adventure Greece (Attraction)
Description: A paradise for those seeking tranquility and excitement alike


Name: United States Military Standards and specifications (Standard)
Description: Developed to fit military or defense purposes equipment


Name: Part-time or full-time courses (education)
Description: Courses lasting 3 to 4 years for part-time and 1 year for full-time


Name: State and Territory lower houses (legislative body)
Description: Lower house of the legislative assemblies in each Australian state and territory


Name: Council of the Entente (Alliance)
Description: The alliance formed by Ivory Coast, Dahomey (Benin), Upper Volta (Burkina Faso), Niger, and Togo


Name: Indigenous people of Anatolia and the Balkans (historical_group)
Description: The native populations of Anatolia and the Balkans


Name: Boston (Place)
Description: but was defeated in April 1812


Name: specular-diffuse ratio (Physical property)
Description: A physical property that describes the balance between specular and diffused reflection.


Name: Granite-Greenstone Belts (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological feature consisting of greenstone belts and granitic rocks


Name: Extrasolar planets (Planet)
Description: Planets located outside the solar system.


Name: Electronics industry (Industry)
Description: The industry dealing with the development, manufacturing, and sale of electronic products.


Name: One tetragonal Bravais lattice in two dimensions (Bravais lattice set)
Description: Set of one type of Bravais lattice in two-dimensional tetragonal crystal system


Name: Japanese legal system (legal system)
Description: The Japanese legal system influenced by the German Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch


Name: Black variations of these beads (Beads)
Description: Variations made from animals' horns


Name: coast (geographical_location)
Description: Located closer to the coast


Name: Regional trading network (Trade network)
Description: A trade network that reached from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico.


Name: Spanish Civil War (War)
Description: The civil war that took place in Spain from 1936 to 1939.


Name: metasomatic processes in the mantle (Geological process)
Description: Processes that change the composition of rocks within the mantle.


Name: Carbonate (Mineral)
Description: One of the primary minerals found in listwanites.


Name: Mantle (Geological Layer)
Description: The layer of the Earth between the crust and the outer core


Name: the king's laws and decrees (Legal Document)
Description: Laws and decrees issued by William I


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: A state located in the southeastern region of the United States.


Name: 21st Century (Time Period)
Description: The current century starting from 2001


Name: Jewish Survivors (People Group)
Description: The group of Jewish survivors who found refuge in the Netherlands after World War II.


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


Name: Dry, crystalline rock (Geological_setting)
Description: A geological setting that is dry and crystalline.


Name: Greek Orthodox Church (Religious Organization)
Description: A Christian Orthodox denomination predominantly found in Greece and the Balkans.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: One of the major religions originated in India that focuses on attaining enlightenment.


Name: Communities of the northern and western coasts (Community)
Description: Affected communities on the northern and western coasts of Faial Island


Name: Ments (Product)
Description: A category of goods that are typically solid, semi-solid, or liquid products intended for human consumption


Name: Interesting_and_simplified_forms (Jewelry_style)
Description: Forms characterized by simplicity and minimalism


Name: Ligue Professionelle 1 (Sports League)
Description: -


Name: nuclear reactors (Technological artifact)
Description: A device that sustains controlled nuclear reactions for the purpose of generating useful amounts of heat, which is then used to generate electricity.


Name: Circle on Sphere (Geometric Entity)
Description: A circle on a sphere is made up of all points at a certain distance from a fixed point on the sphere.


Name: [health, education, construction and building materials, transportation and trade, culture, tourism and handicrafts, cotton/textiles, food, energy and climate change] (TopicList)
Description: The priority areas for scientific research in Benin in 2015


Name: Elemental class (Classification of elements)
Description: Includes metals, intermetallic compounds, alloys, metalloids, and nonmetals


Name: Color Theory (Concept)
Description: Theory about the perception of colors based on opponent process.


Name: Types of jewellery (Classification of jewellery)
Description: Different categories of jewellery based on their characteristics, materials, or usage


Name: after 8 years of war (Duration)
Description: Duration of the Algerian War


Name: France (Country)
Description: Western European nation


Name: Ochre (Material)
Description: Material containing finely ground iron(III) oxides or oxide-hydroxides


Name: Russia Day (Holiday)
Description: A holiday commemorating Russia's declaration of sovereignty from the collapsing Soviet Union


Name: Fatimid rock-crystal vessels (Artwork)
Description: The artworks that inspired the creation of the 11th(?)-century Hedwig glasses.


Name: Pseudotachylyte (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A rock formed through an extreme concentration of frictional sliding onto a thin surface of a fault during seismic activity.


Name: Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena (Financial Institution)
Description: The oldest existing retail bank.


Name: South Atlantic Peace and Cooperation Zone (Zone)
Description: The peace and cooperation zone in the South Atlantic region


Name: Alexis Tsipras (Person)
Description: Greek politician and former Prime Minister


Name: Permian Age Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Magnesian Limestone rocks found in the north-east corner of Derbyshire


Name: New York Police Department (NYPD) (Law enforcement agency)
Description: The primary law enforcement agency responsible for maintaining public order in New York City.


Name: impressions on the international scene of Japanese Architecture (architectural influence)
Description: Impressions made on the international architecture scene by Japanese architects, starting with Kenzō Tange and movements like Metabolism.


Name: Holy Roman Empire (historical entity)
Description: Empire that ruled much of the Low Countries in the 10th and 11th century


Name: Symbol of tribute, expression of fidelity, means of assuring immortality, security for loans, military equipment, finance wars, foment revolutions, tempt defections, ransom payment, murder weapon (HistoricalContext)
Description: Various purposes diamonds have served historically


Name: Lea Rhododendron Gardens (Garden)
Description: A garden that is located within the county of Derbyshire.


Name: Counter-fraud Initiative (Anti-fraud Effort)
Description: A collective effort aimed at addressing fraud in a particular sector or region.


Name: Global warming (Phenomenon)
Description: Rising global temperatures and climate change


Name: Saint Helena (Island)
Description: An island in the South Atlantic Ocean.


Name: Feldspathoids, Pyroxenes, Olivine, Calcic Plagioclase (Mineral Components)
Description: Components of Basanite


Name: Aeolic Dialect of Greek (Language Dialect)
Description: The dialect spoken in Thessaly


Name: St. Martin (Municipality)
Description: A former municipality in the Surselva Region, Graubünden, Switzerland


Name: House connections (Infrastructure)
Description: Connections between homes and water supply systems


Name: democracy (political system)
Description: A political system they followed


Name: Stone carvers in Carrara (Occupation)
Description: Anarchism and general radicalism became part of the heritage of the stone carvers in Carrara.


Name: Hellenistic Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: An art form that flourished in the Hellenistic period


Name: Shen Kuo (Person)
Description: Chinese polymath, politician, and scientist


Name: God (Concept)
Description: In the context of Hinduism


Name: Produce Traceability (Concept)
Description: The ability to track produce from its point of origin to a retail location where it is purchased by consumers.


Name: Right Political Leanings (Political Ideology)
Description: A political ideology or leaning that is often associated with conservative viewpoints


Name: Paraffins and other organic chemicals (Class of Organic Compounds)
Description: A family of hydrocarbons that are alkanes


Name: Zn isotopes (Category)
Description: The different atomic forms of Zinc.


Name: Gramática de la lengua castellana (Book)
Description: The first such work for a modern European language


Name: Areas to the East of Coastal Mountains (Region)
Description: The areas east of Norway's coastal mountains


Name: Designer (Profession)
Description: A person who plans and creates new ideas, products or services


Name: Amy Brand and co-authors (Author)
Description: Authors summarizing the intended outcome of CRediT


Name: conchoidal (Property)
Description: Having the form of a conch or scoop, or breaking into smooth, curved fragments


Name: Saint-Théodule church in Sion (Church)
Description: A church with quality architecture due to Ulrich Ruffiner (16th century)


Name: Many hotels of a high modern standard (Facility)
Description: Construction of numerous modern hotels


Name: Hexagonal Close-Packed (HCP) Lattice (Lattice)
Description: A type of lattice found in the wurtzite crystal structure.


Name: Shocked quartz (mineral)
Description: A mineral identified in fulgurites


Name: Vests (Clothing item)
Description: A garment worn as an outer layer over the waistcoat or shirt


Name: 79.3 years (Numeric_value)
Description: The overall life expectancy in Colombia at birth


Name: Gate insulator and field oxide (Function)
Description: A layer that forms a barrier between the gate electrode and the channel in a MOSFET device.


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: North African country