Name: Broadly fivefold symmetry (Development Feature)
Description: The characteristic of the sea urchin to replace its larva's bilateral symmetry with a broadly fivefold symmetry as it develops.


Name: Analayo (Indian Buddhist Philosopher)
Description: A philosopher who defines mindfulness as 'non-forgetting by the mind with regard to the object experienced.'


Name: Robert Walpole (Person)
Description: The first Prime Minister of Great Britain, serving from 1721 to 1742.


Name: The dominant form of organization at the local level (Government structure)
Description: Altepetl remained the dominant form of organization in the local areas even after the formation of the Triple Alliance.


Name: nil (Government Position)
Description: The government positions in China


Name: Red Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A rare type of diamond characterized by its red color.


Name: for gem design (Action)
Description: Refers to the mathematical model that Bruce Harding developed in the 1970s.


Name: Ottoman Empire (Historical entity)
Description: The last sultanate in the history of the Ottoman State


Name: Ukiyo-e Prints (Art Form)
Description: Prints created using the woodblock printing technique in Japan, particularly during the Edo period


Name: iniskim (tribal name)
Description: Ammolite is known as iniskim by the Blackfeet tribe


Name: Low Temperature and Pressure Conditions (Geological Conditions)
Description: Conditions under which kyanite is not stable


Name: Army and Air Force (Military Branches)
Description: The army branch, responsible for land-based military operations, and the air force branch, responsible for air-based military operations


Name: Harriet Trumbull (Person)
Description: Daughter of Connecticut Governor Jonathan Trumbull Jr.


Name: Oil painting (Painting medium)
Description: The process of painting with pigments that are bound with a medium of drying oil.


Name: Kindergarten (Institution)
Description: pre-school educational institution for children aged 3-6


Name: Acidic precipitation (Natural phenomenon)
Description: Precipitation with a pH less than 7


Name: Yttrium Iron Garnet (YIG) (Inorganic Compound)
Description: Ferrimagnetic material having a Curie temperature of 550 K


Name: Deadwood, Central City, and Lead (location)
Description: Three large towns developed in the Northern Hills during the gold rush


Name: Stone tablets, clay and wooden writing tablets, and wax-covered wooden tablets (material configurations)
Description: different types of surfaces specifically for writing


Name: French native speakers (Nationality)
Description: Individuals born in France who speak French as their native language


Name: Missouri (Location)
Description: State that produced surplus wheat, corn and tobacco critical for survival of Lower Louisiana


Name: trade retaliations (Policy)
Description: Policies implemented as a response to perceived unfair trading practices.


Name: Later layers of nacre (layer of nacre)
Description: The subsequent layers of nacre, which were found to be uniform and ordered in structure.


Name: Riverdale (in the Bronx) (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in the Bronx, New York City.


Name: Boron Group (IUPAC Group 13) (Group of Chemical Elements)
Description: A group of chemical elements in the periodic table


Name: 1995 (Year)
Description: The year 1995.


Name: Lady Beilby (Person)
Description: A British socialite and philanthropist


Name: July 2003 (Date)
Description: The month and year when the last confirmed SARS case was reported in Taiwan


Name: perception and occurrence of corruption (Quality)
Description: The extent to which dishonest or unethical behavior occurs, particularly in dealing with government officials


Name: Disease and conflict (Event)
Description: Negative occurrences affecting a population


Name: Silica, carbonate minerals, and other minerals (Mineral)
Description: Other minerals found in chert.


Name: Industry (Sector)
Description: One of the minor uses of lignite


Name: Northern Ireland (Region)
Description: A region in the United Kingdom


Name: École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) (university)
Description: A federal institute of technology located in Lausanne, Switzerland


Name: Right-wing press (Organization)
Description: Newspapers or other media that express right-wing political opinions


Name: Mexican intellectuals (Group)
Description: The group influenced by William Hickling Prescott's work


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: An element that acts as the typical oxidizing agent in fire


Name: Boron compounds or carriers (Compound/Carrier)
Description: Used for the effective delivery of boron to tumor cells


Name: ADTRAN (Company)
Description: An American network access equipment manufacturer based in Huntsville, Alabama


Name: Paschoal Carlos Magno (People)
Description: Entrepreneur who renewed the Brazilian theatre in 1940.


Name: Pipes (Man-made object)
Description: A cylindrical tube used to convey substances, especially fluids


Name: Cantonese opera costumes (for Qing dynasty settings) (costume)
Description: The costumes for Cantonese opera set in the Qing dynasty follow the Qing-style.


Name: Pyrite, chalcopyrite and magnetite (minerals)
Description: Common minerals found in higher abundances in Cu deposits


Name: Australia, Namibia and Canada (Geographical location)
Description: Countries with ancient rocks noted as host rocks for ore deposits


Name: Golden Hat (artifact)
Description: An artifact with astronomical symbols


Name: Coastal areas bordering the Sea of Marmara (Climate region)
Description: A transitional climate region between a temperate Mediterranean climate and a temperate oceanic climate.


Name: French, Portuguese, Italian, German, Romansh (Language)
Description: The languages spoken by the population of Collonges as of 2000


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: The northernmost country in Africa


Name: Any Country (Classification)
Description: The country with the highest number of doping violations


Name: Chinese religion (Religion)
Description: The religious beliefs and practices of the Chinese people, which have been shaped by centuries of cultural evolution.


Name: Intrusion (Geological event)
Description: The geological event that happened around 2800 million years ago.


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au and atomic number 79.


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: A property of a material that allows it to be formed into desired shapes using various methods.


Name: NYPD (Organization)
Description: The New York Police Department, the police department of New York City.


Name: Robert Hooke (Scientist)
Description: English scientist and natural philosopher


Name: Steel demand (economic indicator)
Description: The amount of steel required in the economy


Name: Sodium (Chemical Substance)
Description: A soft, silvery-white, highly reactive metallic element


Name: Consolidated Cataclastic Rock (Geological Feature)
Description: Classification of crush breccia


Name: Toxic Waste Materials (Substance)
Description: Waste that contains hazardous substances


Name: Warring States period (Historical Period)
Description: The era that started in 475 BC and ended in 221 BC


Name: Negative Effects of Mining Operations (Environmental Impact)
Description: Negative consequences of mining operations on the environment.


Name: 1,350,000 new Belgians (Number)
Description: The number of new Belgians from non-Western countries.


Name: Traditional housing and temple buildings in Japan (building type)
Description: Buildings in Japan that see the use of tatami mats and sliding doors.


Name: 65 Wetlands under the Ramsar Convention (EnvironmentalProtection)
Description: Wetlands protected under an international treaty for their ecological importance


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: Landlocked country located in Central Europe


Name: Band gap (Physical Property)
Description: The energy difference between the highest occupied state (valence band) and the lowest unoccupied state (conduction band)


Name: Tax haven (Economic sector)
Description: The Netherlands is ranked as the 4th largest tax haven in the world


Name: Fort George Amusement Park (Amusement Park)
Description: A trolley park/amusement park that operated from 1895 to 1914 in the area between 190th and 192nd Streets, Inwood.


Name: Reactive oxygen species (Biological compound)
Description: Highly reactive molecules generated as a normal byproduct of the metabolism of oxygen


Name: Subconchoidal fracture (Fracture pattern)
Description: A characteristic used for identification in hand samples.


Name: Peat and Soil layer (GeologicalLayer)
Description: A layer consisting of peat and soil where the glass occurs with quartzite fragments.


Name: Hindutva (Political movement)
Description: Revivalist movement mainly started and encouraged by many organizations in India, Nepal, and Bangladesh


Name: Linaria (port) (Port)
Description: The main port on the west coast of Skyros is Linaria.


Name: 18th century - end of the 1930s (time_period)
Description: A period spanning from the 18th century to the end of the 1930s


Name: The Duchess (Movie)
Description: A 2008 historical drama film


Name: People (Group)
Description: The people who were affected by the Civil War in Spain.


Name: Holiness, Humility and Virtue (Medieval Paintings) (Concept)
Description: The qualities that blue was associated with in medieval paintings.


Name: Andalusia (region)
Description: Autonomous community in southern Spain


Name: March 2020 (Year)
Description: A year representing the month and year when the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in New York City


Name: Acid mine drainage (AMD) (Environmental issue)
Description: A phenomenon where acidic water containing dissolved minerals is produced by the weathering of sulfide minerals, particularly pyrite


Name: drapery (clothes) (artistic subject)
Description: Clothing or garments worn by a person


Name: N. Ross Reat (scholar)
Description: A scholar who believes that Theravada Pali texts and Mahasamghika school's Śālistamba Sūtra share the same doctrines


Name: cleavage planes (Crystal properties)
Description: Planes along which minerals easily break


Name: Izanami (Deity)
Description: One of the ancient Japanese deities who created Japan and its islands


Name: New York Stock Exchange (StockExchange)
Description: world's two largest stock exchanges by market capitalization and trade volume


Name: Michelin Guide (Guidebook)
Description: A popular guidebook for restaurants


Name: Year 2015 (Time Period)
Description: The year the market share is predicted to change significantly


Name: Crystal River Valley (Region)
Description: A geographical area in Colorado, United States


Name: 600,000 Ubuntu desktop computers in their schools (computer hardware)
Description: 600,000 computers of the Ubuntu operating system deployed in Andalusian schools


Name: Lethal Dose (Quantity of Substance)
Description: A dose that can cause death


Name: Nuclear Energy (Energy Source)
Description: Energy generated through controlled nuclear reactions


Name: Electronics Industry (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the development, manufacture, and sale of electronic products.


Name: Irregular shape and small size (Pearl characteristic)
Description: Properties of most keshi pearls.


Name: Totems (Aboriginal belief) (Belief)
Description: Totems (Aboriginal belief) are believed to have a spiritual connection with the clan or individual.


Name: extension of Bulgarian control over Slavic tribes in Macedonia (historical event)
Description: event of the extension of Bulgarian control over the Slavic tribes in and around Macedonia


Name: Bezel Setting with Gemstone (setting)
Description: Setting of the ring with a gemstone


Name: Area around Oppdal (Place)
Description: The location of the arrowhead finds in Oppdal


Name: The Northern Hills (Geographical division)
Description: A geographical sub-region of the Black Hills


Name: common people in Zhou dynasty (Social group)
Description: Classification of commoners during the Zhou dynasty


Name: The area that was not under French control (Area)
Description: The area of Morocco not controlled by France.


Name: After November elections (Event)
Description: After the elections held in November of each year


Name: More personal impressions of cityscapes (Art Class)
Description: Later works that focused more on personal experiences and less on topographical accuracy.


Name: Napoleon Bonaparte (Political leader)
Description: French military and political leader of the late 18th and early 19th centuries


Name: Quartz, Plagioclase, Orthoclase, Andalusite, Sillimanite, Cordierite, and Orthopyroxene (Mineral Composition)
Description: The minerals present in this facies for a pelitic protolith


Name: Hazardous work (Activity)
Description: Performing hazardous, noisy work in the Carrara quarries.


Name: Iron(III) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound of iron in the +3 oxidation state.


Name: hackle (hackle)
Description: A symbol associated with several regiments


Name: zircon (Mineral)
Description: A mineral primarily composed of zirconium silicate


Name: Jet (gemstone) (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone valued as a costume accessory in the 16th century.


Name: 2008 (Year)
Description: The year Drammen won the prestigious prize for the best city development in Europe


Name: China (Country)
Description: The People's Republic of China


Name: China and Japan (region)
Description: Regions where the oldest pottery vessels come from, dating back to 20,000 to 10,000 BCE


Name: Roman Imperial period (historical period)
Description: A period in the history of the Roman Republic and Empire


Name: The 'Life and Pride of America Star Sapphire' (Gemstone)
Description: A $1200/carat appraisal, which was later found to be false.


Name: Neo-Confucian philosophers (Philosopher)
Description: The gaitou was reinterpreted and reinvented by these Neo-Confucian philosophers


Name: Sports promotion and development (Organization)
Description: Organizations to promote and develop sports among young people


Name: Houillière zone (Geological Zone)
Description: A geological zone in France, Italy and Switzerland


Name: Holarctic saltwater pearl mussel (Species)
Description: The species from which pearls were gathered in the wild for modern jewelry.


Name: Silicon Nitride-Boron Nitride Films (Material)
Description: A type of film composed of silicon nitride and boron nitride.


Name: UK Economy (Economy)
Description: The economy of the United Kingdom


Name: Parabolic Mirrors (mirror shapes)
Description: Mirrors that are used to precisely concentrate parallel rays of light into a point.


Name: Ahmadiyya (Religion)
Description: A sect of Islam originating in the 19th century


Name: Transition metal atoms (Chemical element)
Description: Atoms involved in complex centers


Name: Diplomatic Relations (Foreign Affairs)
Description: The conduct of official business between nations, typically involving negotiation, treaties, and other forms of communication


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


Name: World Health Organization (International_Organization)
Description: A specialized agency of the United Nations that acts as a coordinating authority on international public health.


Name: What it is in a person that is reborn (Concept)
Description: In relation to rebirth


Name: Avar Settlement Area (Physical Location)
Description: The area where the Avar settlement stabilized


Name: Men (in Islam) (Gender)
Description: The gender to whom wearing gold is forbidden according to Islamic teachings


Name: Gypsum (Mineral)
Description: Gypsum forms as a result of sulfate attack.


Name: the president and vice-president of the Judicial Yuan and additional thirteen justices (judicial officials)
Description: The members of the Council of Grand Justices


Name: Ticino (Canton)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: The Byzantine Empire that Alabanda became a bishopric under


Name: France (Country)
Description: A European country


Name: Objects found in Sutton Hoo burial treasure, Scythian art, Insular art (Art Forms/Cultural Artifacts)
Description: Types of sculpture and artworks produced by civilizations during the Migration Period


Name: Thomas Paine (Author)
Description: American author known for his political writings during the American Revolutionary Period


Name: Ancient Greeks (Civilization)
Description: A civilization that existed in Greece during the Classical period.


Name: Certain Cities in Westchester County (City)
Description: Yonkers, Hastings-on-Hudson, Dobbs Ferry, Irvington, Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow, Ossining, and Peekskill


Name: In various devices (Artifact)
Description: Devices that make use of power rectifiers for DC supply.


Name: Algeria (country)
Description: a country in North Africa


Name: Patras (City)
Description: First city of the modern Greek state to develop a city plan applying the orthogonal rule


Name: 71 lawmakers and 9 ministers of President Michel Temer's cabinet (Person)
Description: Individuals holding political offices under President Michel Temer


Name: top (RankingValue)
Description: The rank of Australia among developed nations regarding the proportion of obese adults


Name: Football in Austria (Sport)
Description: The sport of football as it is played in Austria


Name: Hearts and Arrows (Diamond Visual Effect)
Description: The visual effect exhibited by hearts and arrows


Name: ʻōteʻa (Dance)
Description: A group dance from Tahiti, performed by dancers dressed in pareo and maro.


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


Name: 0.5% of population (PopulationPercentage)
Description: Population percentage in France who adhere to Judaism


Name: juvenile correctional facilities (Institution)
Description: Longer-term placements for minors adjudicated as delinquent and ordered by a judge to be confined


Name: Royal Navy (naval force)
Description: Naval service of the British Armed Forces


Name: Port of Antwerp (Port)
Description: The second largest European harbor, handling 214 million tons in 2016


Name: Wadi Murabba'at (Place)
Description: A ravine in Israel.


Name: Ostrock (Music genre)
Description: A German musical movement


Name: Taiwan Area (Geographical Feature)
Description: The area of Taiwan


Name: Japanese School System (Educational Institution)
Description: The educational system of Japan.


Name: Basel (City)
Description: A city in Switzerland, the capital of its pharmaceutical industry.


Name: 0.9% (Estimated) (Quantity)
Description: The estimated population growth rate of Colombia in the year 2016.


Name: Crystals (Solid material)
Description: Soft crystals like chocolates, candles, or viruses


Name: Notaries (Profession)
Description: Professionals who still use seals on a daily basis


Name: Tin ore (Ore)
Description: A substance that was added into molten copper to create bronze


Name: Mount Meru (Cosmic Mountain)
Description: The highest spire or dome of a Hindu temple symbolizing Mount Meru, the abode of Brahma and the center of the spiritual universe


Name: Force Publique (Organization)
Description: Belgian security forces in the Congo


Name: Viceroyalty of New Granada (Historical entity)
Description: A historical administrative division of the Spanish Empire in South America


Name: Low carbon content and high moisture content (Physical Property)
Description: The specific physical properties of lignite


Name: Sophisticated computer analysis and field visits to interesting locations (activities)
Description: Activities that Earth scientists may engage in for studying earth phenomena.


Name: Trade (Economic Sector)
Description: A significant sector in the Kingdom of the Netherlands during William I's reign


Name: Parliament (Legislative Body)
Description: The legislature of a state or territory.


Name: Dutch navy (Military)
Description: Armed forces of a country or organization


Name: Manufacturing of U.S. States (Industry)
Description: The manufacturing industries in the states of the United States


Name: the Khibiny Mountains (mountain range)
Description: The highest mountains of the Kola Peninsula.


Name: Mediterranean tradition (cultural_tradition)
Description: Traditions related to the Mediterranean region


Name: Britain (country)
Description: Country where early English literature was sourced from


Name: Carthaginian state (political entity)
Description: Ancient state that declined because of successive defeats by the Romans in the Punic Wars


Name: [high altitude environment with steep slopes, deep snow, and snow-mud slides] (Environmental condition)
Description: Environmental conditions at the location of Yule Marble quarry


Name: Tang Taizong or Emperor Wen of Liang (person)
Description: Tang Taizong or Emperor Wen of Liang was another name for Li Zhi


Name: Frederick Soddy (Person)
Description: The scientist whom Satoyasu Iimori studied under in the U.K.


Name: 10 mg/day by the IOM, and 5 mg/day by the EFSA (Quantity)
Description: The maximum amounts of copper per day considered safe by the IOM and the EFSA


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in central Europe


Name: New England Classical Music (Art Form)
Description: Important center of American classical music for some time.


Name: RBMK series (Technological artifact)
Description: A type of nuclear reactor design, primarily known for its use in Soviet and post-Soviet Russia.


Name: Scope of Hinduism (Religious Concept)
Description: The geographical and demographic areas influenced by Hinduism.


Name: Hebrew Language Compound (Compound (Hebrew))
Description: The compound literally means 'house-of book'


Name: Diamond (gemstone)
Description: A hard and valuable mineral, crystallizing in the isometric system.


Name: Tahiti (Island)
Description: The island that was attacked during the Boxer Rebellion in 1899


Name: Acamapichtli (Person)
Description: First ruler of the Mexica dynasty


Name: Global Warming (Environmental Impact)
Description: The increase in Earth's average temperature due to human activities.


Name: The Eurozone Crisis and Germany (Economic events)
Description: Germany's role in the Eurozone crisis, including its austerity policies and bailouts


Name: Roasting (Process)
Description: A thermal treatment of a solid material at elevated temperatures to bring about a chemical change.


Name: a developed country (Category)
Description: A category referring to a collection or grouping of entities based on shared characteristics


Name: Northern European Bronze Age cultures (Cultural Period)
Description: Cultures that existed during the Bronze Age in Northern Europe


Name: Jules Bordet (Person)
Description: A Belgian who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1919


Name: Drug carriers (Product)
Description: A substance that transports a drug or medication to the body, usually for therapeutic purposes


Name: Cell Division (Biological Process)
Description: Process that leads to the growth of the pearl sac


Name: Gold (Mineral)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au (from Latin: aurum) and an atomic number of 79


Name: FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2013 (Sports Event)
Description: A ski jumping and nordic combined sports event ongoing in 2013


Name: Lung Cancer (disease)
Description: a malignant neoplasm that starts in the tissues of the lung


Name: Messenian Mani and Laconian Mani (Sub-regions of Mani Peninsula)
Description: The sub-regions of Mani with different agricultural productivity


Name: From 1938 to present (Time period)
Description: A specific range of years from 1938 to the present


Name: Female servants depicted from the tomb murals of Xu Xianxiu (people)
Description: Servants of Xu Xianxiu's wife


Name: Mycenaean Women (People)
Description: Women who played important roles in religious festivities


Name: Crystal (Mineral structure)
Description: A solid with an ordered internal structure and physically distinct surface


Name: Council of Grand Justices (judicial body)
Description: The highest court in Taiwan


Name: Insight Meditation (Nickname)
Description: A nickname for Vipassanā meditation.


Name: Detergent manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and laboratory reagents (IndustryApplication)
Description: The industries and applications where potassium hydroxide is used


Name: Magmatic pegmatites (Geological formation)
Description: Large crystals of quartz are found in these formations.


Name: Warren Marrison (Person)
Description: An American engineer who made significant contributions to the development of quartz clocks.


Name: 179 United Nation member states (International Organizations)
Description: The countries that are members of the United Nations.


Name: Temelín Nuclear Power Station (PowerStation)
Description: A nuclear power plant in the Czech Republic


Name: moderate frost (Climate condition)
Description: down to about −12 °C (10 °F)


Name: Museum for African Art (Museum)
Description: A museum located in New York City, USA


Name: Security along the country's borders (Activity)
Description: Ensuring the safety and protection of Switzerland's border areas


Name: Jewellery (Jewelry)
Description: Jewellery was commonly buried with its owner


Name: pearl (jewelry)
Description: A gemstone that is a type of mollusk shell with mother-of-pearl nacre coating inside


Name: 1 May (Date)
Description: The date when Spring and Labour Day is celebrated


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: The largest country in the world by land area, formally known as the Russian Federation.


Name: Acceptors (Physical entity)
Description: Atoms or molecules that accept electrons from a conductor.


Name: Older oceanic lithosphere (Geological Feature)
Description: The older parts of the oceanic crust that get subducted


Name: magnesium (element)
Description: Magnesium found in these foods


Name: C2/c or P2/n (Geometry)
Description: The two space groups omphacite can transform to.


Name: Bull-leaping (Event)
Description: A major festival in Minoan civilization represented in frescoes and seals


Name: the largest body of intricately crafted jade artifacts created by any single civilization (Artifacts)
Description: Most extensive collection of jade artifacts


Name: Early 3rd century (time period)
Description: Century ranging from 291 BC to 201 BC


Name: Human Immune Cells (Biological Entity)
Description: Immune cells in humans


Name: Western ethnography (Ethnography)
Description: The term was coined in the 18th century


Name: Ottoman Porte (Political entity)
Description: The central government of the Ottoman Empire.


Name: Rösti (Food)
Description: A traditional Swiss dish made from grated potatoes, often fried in butter or oil


Name: France, Belgium, and Italy (Location)
Description: -


Name: Four arts of scholar-officials (Group of knowledge or skills)
Description: Group of four traditional disciplines that were considered essential for a scholar-official in imperial China


Name: end of September 2017 (Time)
Description: time when Monnaie de Paris reopened after renovation work


Name: 7th century (Time period)
Description: When Slavs were gradually Christianized


Name: Rocheport (city)
Description: a city in Missouri


Name: Isono Shrine Festival (Festival)
Description: One of the three annual fall festivals in Saijō


Name: Six āstika schools of Hindu philosophy (Philosophical Schools)
Description: -


Name: Nobel Prize medal (decoration)
Description: Medal awarded to winners of the Nobel Prize


Name: Confirmed by John Dunning (Verification)
Description: On 1st March 1940


Name: Amethyst Deposits (Classification of Location)
Description: -


Name: Metal mirror (Object)
Description: Metal mirrors remained the norm during this period


Name: Scholars (Academics)
Description: The scholars who disagree on whether the Aztec writing coalesced into a strictly syllabic system


Name: On-site Casting (Technology)
Description: The method used for casting bronze artefacts on site in Ban Chiang


Name: Marino Dandolo (Person)
Description: Lord of Andros


Name: Fuelrod (Company)
Description: Manufacturer of portable power solutions


Name: Alexander von Humboldt (Person)
Description: German scientist


Name: Monte Testaccio (geographical feature)
Description: A waste mound in Rome made of broken amphorae


Name: Through ongoing research efforts (Process)
Description: Other potential indications for Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) treatment, such as breast and lung cancers, are in development through ongoing research efforts


Name: Demand of collectors (Market demand)
Description: Its value is influenced by the interest and willingness of collectors to purchase it


Name: female commoners (SocialClass)
Description: common women during Three Kingdoms and early Jin dynasty


Name: VDSL and ADSL2+ (Internet Services)
Description: Types of digital subscriber line services


Name: Filtering Carbon (Scientific Application)
Description: A conventional filtering technique is used for filtering carbon obtained from cremated human or animal remains.


Name: Rough stones for beads (Material)
Description: A substance used in crafting or fabrication.


Name: Video game industry in Europe (Industry)
Description: The combined video game production and distribution sector of all European countries


Name: the Charles River (River)
Description: A tributary of the Merrimack River in eastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire.


Name: si-fang pingding jin (四方平定巾; or simply, fangjin: 方巾) (official hat)
Description: Official hat


Name: Königssee (Lake)
Description: A lake in Germany.


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


Name: COVID-19 pandemic in the United States (as of May 22, 2020) (event)
Description: As of May 22, 2020, Westchester County was significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.


Name: B20 (Strukturbericht Designation)
Description: The Strukturbericht designation of the iron monosilicide structure is B20


Name: The Document Foundation (Organization)
Description: An international organization dedicated to developing and promoting the LibreOffice productivity suite


Name: Microgravity or Zero Gravity Environment (Physical Condition)
Description: Environment present in orbit where natural convection no longer occurs and flames become spherical


Name: Providing a catalyst (Process)
Description: A process that provides a medium to facilitate the reaction of fuel and oxidizer


Name: Amount of mineral deposits in Afghanistan (Quantitative_Value)
Description: The amount of mineral deposits in Afghanistan


Name: NBA 2K18 (Video game)
Description: Another video game in which Pink Diamond represents player cards with a 99 rating


Name: Greenschist (Metamorphic rock)
Description: Rock formed by metamorphism of basalt or other low-silica volcanic rock, typically contains significant amounts of chlorite


Name: Fort Payne (City)
Description: A city in Alabama, USA


Name: Ukrainian Architecture (Art Form)
Description: Architectural style found in structures built in modern Ukraine and by Ukrainians worldwide


Name: Malachite (Mineral Ore)
Description: Green mineral often found with azurite.


Name: New Zealand's Southern Alps (MountainRange)
Description: A mountain range on the eastern coast of New Zealand's South Island


Name: Jean Besancenot (French Painter and Ethnographer)
Description: French painter, self-trained ethnographer and documentary photographer


Name: open pit mining (mining method)
Description: Method used in large-scale topaz mining for extraction of the gem


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: The religion that declined in most of these regions


Name: Paint Stripping (Process)
Description: The process of removing old paint from a surface


Name: Blood (Liquid substance)
Description: The liquid substance that flows in the body, which drains from the kidneys.


Name: Goldsmiths_of_London (Occupation)
Description: Goldsmiths who possessed private vaults in London


Name: Mexican dishes (burritos and tacos) (cuisine)
Description: dishes that originated in Mexico and are consumed in the United States


Name: Tang dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that existed from 618 to 907 CE


Name: The Early Buddhism Scholarship (Scholarly Activity)
Description: Modern study of early Buddhism often relies on this scholarship.


Name: Edward (person)
Description: Became Edward III of England


Name: World War II or the Cold War power blocs (War or Power Bloc)
Description: Refers to Afghanistan's non-participation and neutrality during World War II and the Cold War


Name: Covalently bonded solids (Compound Classification)
Description: Solids formed from one or more non-metals


Name: September 2009 (Event)
Description: -


Name: Frederick Soddy (person)
Description: British radiochemist and physicist


Name: Cimon (Person)
Description: An Athenian general and statesman, active in the 5th century BC


Name: 'ASEAN Plus Three' (International Group)
Description: Economic cooperation forum


Name: Education and research sector (Social resource)
Description: the institutions, organizations, and individuals that pursue knowledge and disseminate information to improve society


Name: Second World War (Historical Event)
Description: The global war that took place from 1939 to 1945.


Name: Effective Disposal Facilities (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: Strategies for managing waste through disposal facilities.


Name: Skyros (Location)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea, explored by Rupert Bruce-Bruce


Name: Germany being declared a federal republic (Event)
Description: The event that followed the German Revolution (November 1918)


Name: Traditional infantry with rifle and bayonet (Military force)
Description: Infantry using rifles and bayonets, deployed during the Aceh War


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


Name: 26 Colombian hospitals (in 2022) (Hospital)
Description: Health care institutions ranked among the best in Latin America


Name: Liberals and Absolutionists (Political Group)
Description: Two major political factions in Portugal during the 19th century


Name: Teotl (Concept)
Description: The single, dynamic, vivifying, eternally self-generating and self-regenerating sacred power, energy or force


Name: nine days after the disaster (time)
Description: A specific point in time nine days after the Chernobyl disaster


Name: 2026 FIFA World Cup (Sporting event)
Description: An international football tournament held every four years.


Name: Lithium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Li and atomic number 3


Name: Humboldt University of Berlin (University)
Description: Academic model for many Western universities, founded in 1810


Name: Crack, mosaic and chaotic from their clast concentration (Classification of fault breccias)
Description: Different classifications based on the distribution of clasts in fault breccias


Name: Admiral Abel Aubert du Petit-Thouars (Person)
Description: French admiral who annexed the Marquesas Islands and signed a treaty of protectorate with Tahiti


Name: Alkene (Material)
Description: An aliphatic hydrocarbon that contains at least one carbon-carbon double bond.


Name: Prince Cynog ap Brychan of Brycheiniog (person)
Description: Prince who lived around 492 AD


Name: Pierre Wantzel (Mathematician)
Description: French mathematician who made significant contributions to geometry


Name: Cretan Art (art)
Description: Art produced in Crete during the same period


Name: Algiers (City)
Description: The city of Algiers


Name: The Bostonian Society (Organization)
Description: One of the historical societies in New England


Name: people with missing limbs (Demographic group)
Description: Approximately 80,000 people in Afghanistan who are missing limbs.


Name: verd antique columns and other material (Material property)
Description: Elements made of verd antique used in the mosque


Name: Philip II of Spain (Monarch)
Description: King of Spain who kept La Peregrina pearl for himself after finding it beautiful


Name: 60 guilders (Currency)
Description: The amount of money paid for Manhattan Island


Name: Carbon (in terms of boiling point and heat of vaporisation) (Chemical Element)
Description: Silicon has a lower boiling point and heat of vaporization than carbon.


Name: Uranium ore deposits (Geological entity)
Description: Deposits in the Earth's crust where uranium can be mined


Name: Aluminium billets (Product)
Description: Large blocks of aluminum obtained after the Hall–Héroult process


Name: skirt (clothing)
Description: Han Chinese women wore skirt along with various other clothes during the late Ming dynasty


Name: United Nations (Organization)
Description: An international organization founded in 1945


Name: Shear zone (Geological Feature)
Description: One of the places where these jasperoids may occur


Name: Tønsberg (City)
Description: Strømsø was placed under Tønsberg


Name: Thorium (Element)
Description: A silvery-white, radioactive heavy metal


Name: durability and appearance, stain resistance, reduced efflorescence, surface smoothness (Properties)
Description: The properties that chemical sealants can improve in slate tiles


Name: Deutschlandradio (Radio network)
Description: Germany's national radio network


Name: Black-shouldered or Japanned mutation (Mutation)
Description: A color variation in peafowls


Name: Others (Class not specified)
Description: To find similar relationships between rocks worldwide


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: European country


Name: New York Jets (Professional Sports Team)
Description: An American football team based in East Rutherford, New Jersey


Name: Aluminosilicates replaced pervasively by silica + hematite (Geological process)
Description: The replacement of aluminosilicates with a mixture of silica and hematite


Name: Conflicts about jurisdiction between the bodies (Jurisdictional Conflicts)
Description: disputes related to jurisdiction


Name: Jerusalem (City)
Description: A city significant in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic tradition and is one of the oldest cities in the world.


Name: RYB colour model approach (Colour Model)
Description: A method of creating colour shades using red, yellow and blue


Name: Fluorescence microscopy (Microscopy technique)
Description: A method of examining fluorescing samples under a microscope


Name: None (it is a factual statement about Greenland) (Not applicable)
Description: -


Name: 108 settlements with town/city status (Settlement)
Description: Places in Norway that have either town or city status


Name: Year (TemporalEntity)
Description: A unit to measure time


Name: value of the stone (Monetary Value)
Description: The worth of a gemstone, which can be influenced by the type and extent of treatment


Name: Geometric Lathe (Engraving Tool)
Description: A tool used to engrave images on plates, which are then engraved on rolls for printing purposes


Name: Traditional Japanese arts (Art form)
Description: Artistic practices specific to Japan, such as ceramics and dance


Name: 807 people per square mile (312/km2) (Density)
Description: The number of people per unit of area.


Name: 1926 (Year)
Description: The Monumento alla Libertà was unveiled in 1926


Name: Later hoplite panoply of classical Greek antiquity (armor set)
Description: The full armor worn by the hoplites of ancient Greece.


Name: 1800 (Year)
Description: The year when jadeite was imported in quantity to China


Name: 20% of the volume of the lower mantle (Quantifiable Entity)
Description: Percentage of the lower mantle's volume it occupies


Name: Semichrome or Full Color (Color Term)
Description: Terms used to describe the most chromatic and vibrant colors in color theory


Name: Fastening garments (Action)
Description: One of the functions of dress hooks.


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The city with the highest number of students enrolled in higher education institutions.


Name: Automobiles, Electronics, Textiles, Construction, Steel, Mining, Food Processing (Industries)
Description: -


Name: Antipatharia (Taxonomic group)
Description: A family of black corals containing numerous species.


Name: 248,752 (32%) (Number with percentage)
Description: The number and percentage of residents in Derby at the time of 2011 census


Name: Stone Age Tools (Artifact)
Description: Tools made during the Stone Age


Name: Creation of Rural Reformation Program (PRR) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto (UFOP) (Educational Institution)
Description: A federal university in the city of Ouro Preto


Name: Professional Program (Educational Program)
Description: An educational program preparing students for jobs in engineering, nursing, computer science, business, tourism and similar fields.


Name: Adolf Sauer (person)
Description: German geologist who suggested the term suevite in 1901.


Name: Western border of Ivory Coast (Location)
Description: To maintain the ceasefire boundaries


Name: Other Materials (Material)
Description: Any substance that can be manipulated by human beings to create useful products.


Name: Award recipient's home or office (location)
Description: The place where the medal is kept


Name: Culture (concept)
Description: A central concept in anthropology, encompassing the range of phenomena that are transmitted through social learning in human societies.


Name: Distinguish natural, synthetic, and imitation diamonds (Action)
Description: Identify the type of diamond based on thermal conductivity properties


Name: wavelength (physical property)
Description: The reflectivity may vary depending on the wavelength of the incident light


Name: Etruscans (Civilization)
Description: Ancient Etruscan civilization


Name: Difluorine (Compound)
Description: A compound composed of two Fluorine atoms


Name: Admiralty (government department)
Description: Agreed in 1824 that the continent should be known officially by the name Australia.


Name: Lapidarius (Occupation term)
Description: Meaning 'stonecutter' or 'working with stone'.


Name: Safety testing for irritation and sensitization (Test Type)
Description: Safety testing helps to evaluate the potential for a cosmetic product to cause irritation or allergic reactions in users


Name: Geothermal Power (Energy Source)
Description: Power produced by the heat generated within the Earth's crust, typically from hot water and steam


Name: Rose color (Color)
Description: In Chinese


Name: Various art centers in Russia (Location)
Description: Places where skan's were seen in the 18th to 19th centuries


Name: Cutting (Process)
Description: A collection of processes wherein material is brought to a specified geometry by removing excess material


Name: cyberwarfare (WarTactic)
Description: The use of computer networks to attack, defend or influence an opponent.


Name: Museum of Fine Arts of Seville and the Prado (Museum)
Description: Two museums containing representative works of the Sevillian school of painting


Name: nitrogen (Gas)
Description: A colorless, odorless, inert gas


Name: Olderfleet Castle (Building)
Description: A castle built by the Scots Bissett family in the 13th century


Name: Pearls (Product)
Description: The result of the grafting process in the form of a pearl


Name: Col de l'Iseran (GeographicalFeature)
Description: The highest pass in the Alps located in Savoy, France


Name: Controversy (social issue)
Description: Causes controversy due to fishing practices


Name: Uranium dioxide and uranium hydride (process)
Description: The compound can be prepared from uranium dioxide and uranium hydride


Name: Taforalt individuals (human population)
Description: Individuals from the prehistoric site of Taforalt in Morocco


Name: White robes (Clothing)
Description: White robes were reserved for the lama of a monastery in Tibetan Buddhism


Name: Boron, California (Location)
Description: A town in Kern County, California, USA


Name: November 24, 2010 (Date)
Description: Death date


Name: Shippingport Atomic Power Station in Pennsylvania (Nuclear Power Station)
Description: A nuclear power plant that began generation later.


Name: Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit film trilogies (Film series)
Description: Fantasy films based on J.R.R. Tolkien's works


Name: Alliance '90/The Greens (Germany) (Political Party)
Description: Largest green party in Europe


Name: Semi-solid and soft nanoparticles (Nanoparticle type)
Description: The class that the liposome belongs to


Name: South, Brazil (Location)
Description: -


Name: David Friedrich Wiser (person)
Description: Swiss mineralogist who collected and studied crystals.


Name: Cuitlahuaque (Historical Ethnic Group)
Description: One of the ethnic groups studied by Charles Gibson in 'The Aztecs Under Spanish Rule'.


Name: Wildfire (Environmental Disaster)
Description: An uncontrolled fire in a natural ecosystem


Name: Mexican government (Governmental_Entity)
Description: The governing body of Mexico


Name: mineral replacement (fossil preservation process)
Description: Process in which the original tissue is replaced with another mineral


Name: High levels of whiteness and translucency, very high mechanical strength, and chip resistance (Properties)
Description: The characteristics that define bone china.


Name: 16.00% of families (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of families living below the poverty line


Name: Neodymium Salts (chemical substance)
Description: Salt compounds of neodymium


Name: New York City (Geographical area)
Description: The city where Kingsbridge and Riverdale are located


Name: Scaling up of the process (Process scale)
Description: Increasing the size of the production process


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: Transparent hard material used to cover the face of a clock or a watch.


Name: Necessity of Air for Combustion (Physical Relation)
Description: Relation where air is necessary for combustion


Name: Philip the Good (Person)
Description: Duke of Burgundy who ruled the Low Countries from 1384 to 1467


Name: OECD Countries (Group of Countries)
Description: An intergovernmental economic organization with 38 member countries


Name: Minister of National Defence (Political Position)
Description: A government official in charge of the military.


Name: Simón Bolívar (Person)
Description: A South American military and political leader during the 19th century.


Name: The shooting of a civilian (Event)
Description: A specific incident that occurred on 28 February 1947


Name: Formannskapsdistrikt law (Legislation)
Description: A Norwegian law enacted in 1837


Name: Intrusive Granite (Geological Feature)
Description: Rock that forms at a depth and then gradually rises to the surface.


Name: Leadership roles in various fields (Positions of influence)
Description: The prominent positions that New England held in various sectors, such as education, business, and technology


Name: Spiritus Nitroaereus as Part of Air that Animated (Hypothesis)
Description: Hypothesis where spiritus nitroaereus is a part of the air that animates


Name: High Schools in another District (Educational Institution)
Description: High schools that elementary, middle, and junior high schools of a single district feed into


Name: crimson or purple (Clothing Colors)
Description: The mandatory clothing colors for officials over the fifth-ranks


Name: Northwest Missouri State University (University)
Description: Institution of higher education where the school is located


Name: Larne (Place)
Description: The town in question


Name: Raspberry-flavored foods and beverages (Food Type)
Description: Commonly colored blue, not pink as in other countries


Name: Alcazar de Sevilla (building)
Description: A royal palace in Seville, Spain


Name: Red (Color)
Description: A specific shade within the broad category of colors.


Name: Tertiary sector workers (Occupation)
Description: Workers engaged in post-secondary education or training


Name: home buyers and builders (Real Estate Sector)
Description: Entities involved in the buying or selling of property.


Name: Artistic Inspiration (Inspiration)
Description: A source of inspiration for artists, driving the creation of art.


Name: Calcitriol (Hormone)
Description: A hormone that helps regulate calcium and phosphorus levels in the body


Name: Arab vessels (Ships)
Description: Vessels operated by Arabs


Name: proprietary coating (Product)
Description: The proprietary coating made in part from fish scales


Name: Color Psychology (Field of Study)
Description: The field that identifies the effects of color on human emotion and activity.


Name: English-to-Japanese Translator (Tool)
Description: A tool or system that translates text from English to Japanese.


Name: Beryllium Compounds (Compound)
Description: Chemical compounds that consist of beryllium combined with other elements.


Name: Churches, capitols, and other government buildings in (Action)
Description: -


Name: Modern Bihar and Uttar Pradesh (Geographical Location)
Description: Regions in modern India


Name: Vispa River (Geographical feature)
Description: A river flowing through Valais


Name: Four Noble Truths (Buddhist teaching)
Description: The fundamental truths about the origin, nature, and cessation of suffering


Name: MM IB (Period)
Description: A period c. 1925-1875 BC


Name: over 100 axe heads (artefact)
Description: Number of artefacts made from jadeitite


Name: Palace compound (Phaistos) (Building)
Description: One of the Minoan palaces with a storage area


Name: 7Li (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of lithium with 3 protons and 7 neutrons.


Name: Piemontite (Fe3Al2(SiO4)3(BO3)3(OH)3) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a different structure than Pyrite but found in the same geological context


Name: Structural steel (Material)
Description: Steel alloy used in construction and other applications due to its high yield strength


Name: Knossos, Phaistos, and Malia (Archaeological site)
Description: Major sites in Minoan civilization


Name: Lyases (Enzyme class)
Description: One of the classes of enzymes containing manganese cofactors


Name: Dalarnas Fotbollförbund (Organization)
Description: The organization that administers football in Dalarna


Name: African Union (Political Union)
Description: African Union


Name: Mental health care in Algeria's healthcare system (Mental health)
Description: The heightened attention on mental health care within the Algerian healthcare system, reflecting its growing significance in contemporary society


Name: Lincoln Memorial (Building)
Description: A monument dedicated to Abraham Lincoln in Washington, D.C.


Name: Self-governing bodies of Taiwan Province (of ROC) (Government)
Description: Led by an elected leader and a legislative body


Name: Anonymous and Simon of Kéza (Historian)
Description: Chroniclers of the early history of Hungary


Name: Harvest gold (Color)
Description: A color that was common for metal surfaces during the 1970s


Name: Byzantine Empire (empire)
Description: Empire in Eastern Europe


Name: Altepetl (Political unit)
Description: City-states ruled by a hereditary leader in the Aztec empire


Name: Nuristan Province (Geographical location)
Description: A province in Afghanistan


Name: Neanderthal (Species)
Description: Extinct hominid species that existed from approximately 400,000 to 40,000 years ago


Name: Maraging steel (steel alloys)
Description: Steels alloyed with nickel and other elements, but containing little carbon.


Name: Haneda Airport (Airport)
Description: The largest domestic airport in Japan as of 2019


Name: International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization focused on cancer research


Name: Xia dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in ancient China, presumed c. 2070 – c. 1600 BC


Name: Ötzi the Iceman (Person)
Description: An iceman who was found with carbon tattoos that survived for 5200 years


Name: Leonardo da Vinci and others (Person)
Description: Various individuals


Name: Lake Bosumtwi Crater (impact crater)
Description: A lake located in Ghana


Name: [59.84667, 15.58889] (Coordinates)
Description: The latitude and longitude of the Bastnäs ore field.


Name: Ties with the United States (international relations)
Description: Strengthened ties between Ukraine and the United States in recent years


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: The country where the rebellion occurred.


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


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: City in the United States


Name: Office of Strategic Services (Organization)
Description: An organization enlisted to deal with the threat of smuggling to Germany


Name: mass transit (public transportation system)
Description: -


Name: dies (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that convert electrical energy into light or heat


Name: Paris (location)
Description: City that dictated women's fashion during the 19th century


Name: Etymology of Norway (Concept)
Description: The origin and etymology of the name of Norway


Name: Complement of the angle (Geometric Concept)
Description: The difference between an angle and a right angle.


Name: Beryllium Copper (Alloy)
Description: An alloy formed by mixing about 2.0% beryllium into copper


Name: Basic Structures of Organic Matter (Environmental Component)
Description: Structures made from cellulose, tannin, cutin, and lignin, along with other various proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates.


Name: British English (language dialect)
Description: One of the dialects for English, pronounced as /frɑːns/ FRAHNSS or /fræns/ FRANSS.


Name: Indigenous Australian Art (Art Movement)
Description: The contemporary art movement infused with traditional Indigenous designs, patterns, and stories


Name: Consuls (Roman Empire) (Job Position)
Description: In the Roman Empire


Name: Constitutional Court (judicial organ)
Description: Court responsible for resolving constitutional disputes in Taiwan


Name: declining fertility rate (Demographic trend)
Description: A demographic trend of declining birth rates


Name: Minerals (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A naturally occurring solid substance with a definite chemical composition.


Name: solar power plants (Energy Infrastructure)
Description: The total number of solar power plants in Colombia.


Name: Hexagonal Bravais lattice (Bravais Lattice)
Description: A specific type of lattice that characterizes the hexagonal crystal system.


Name: Newly Forming Stars (Astronomical Object)
Description: Stars in the process of formation.


Name: California Gold (Color)
Description: A specific shade used as one of the official colors of the University of California, Berkeley.


Name: Paris, France (Geographical Location)
Description: The capital city of France.


Name: Tunisian Culture (Culture)
Description: Culture influenced by various civilizations over history.


Name: Old Swiss Confederacy (political entity)
Description: The expanded Old Confederacy, which included Schaffhausen by 1501.


Name: Design (Process)
Description: The process of creating or developing a plan or blueprint for a product, object, or system


Name: Bekily, Madagascar (Place)
Description: A town and commune in the Androy Region, southwestern Madagascar.


Name: Dominant nationalities among immigrants in Andalusia (nationality)
Description: The most common countries of origin for the immigrant population in Andalusia


Name: being a massless, electrically neutral particle, being the quantum of the electromagnetic force, carrying light and other electromagnetic radiation (property)
Description: Photon is a massless, electrically neutral particle that is the quantum of the electromagnetic force, being the carrier of light and other electromagnetic radiation.


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country located on the island of Great Britain.


Name: European Cup (event)
Description: International athletics competition


Name: the square in Norberg (square)
Description: The location where Elsa Andersons Konditori is situated


Name: Rubbish Bins (Object)
Description: Containers where Urban Red Foxes cause trouble


Name: various languages (language)
Description: Languages in which the texts were written.


Name: Certificate of Authenticity (Document)
Description: A document required for any hanko used in a significant business transaction


Name: Aztec tlacuilos (codex creators)
Description: The painters of the Aztec codices


Name: photoelectric cells (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that convert light into electrical energy


Name: Approximately 22.4% of the population were under 18 years of age (Demographic Data)
Description: Approximately 22.4% of the New England population was under 18 years of age according to the 2006–08 American Community Survey


Name: China (Country)
Description: Land where iron appears approximately 700–500 BC


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


Name: four national parks (Geographical Feature)
Description: Krkonoše National Park, Šumava National Park, Podyjí National Park, and Bohemian Switzerland


Name: A rarer type of Celtic torc (Artifact class)
Description: Less common type of Celtic torc with a unique structure


Name: Those who handle grain at grain facilities (Occupational Group)
Description: Workers involved in handling grain in grain storage areas


Name: Suttas of the Buddha (Buddhist Text)
Description: one component of the Tripiṭaka


Name: Signal de Botrange (Geographical Feature)
Description: The highest point in Belgium, forming part of the High Fens plateau


Name: Graduated Strand of Pearls (Pearl Necklace Classification)
Description: A pearl necklace where the size of the pearls gradually changes


Name: Amethyst (Mineral)
Description: A semi-precious stone


Name: Dutch diet (Historical dietary pattern)
Description: The historical eating habits of the people in the Netherlands


Name: Taoism, Confucianism, Buddhism, and folk religions (Religion)
Description: Different traditional Chinese religious beliefs.


Name: Lesser Kabylie (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in North Africa, primarily inhabited by the Kabylians.


Name: Cretans (People)
Description: Inhabitants of the island of Crete


Name: Large areas (Geographical location)
Description: -


Name: Extraction of aluminium (Process class)
Description: The process by which aluminum is obtained from its ore, bauxite


Name: Chloritoid (Silicate Mineral Class)
Description: A class of silicate minerals


Name: India (Geographical Area)
Description: Region where Wootz Steel and Damascus Steel might have originated from, possibly influenced by Persia


Name: $422 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: The estimated gross state product of Missouri in 2023


Name: Copper jewellery (artifact)
Description: -


Name: Cerium nitrate (Compound)
Description: A salt of cerium and nitric acid


Name: Colombia's Land Restitution Unit (Organization)
Description: A Colombian government agency responsible for implementing the land restitution policies outlined in the peace agreement.


Name: Agriculture (Farming)
Description: The practice of cultivating the earth and raising livestock


Name: Ivory Coast (country)
Description: A West African country that was colonized by France.


Name: a member of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (Category)
Description: A category referring to a collection or grouping of entities based on shared characteristics


Name: Government Ministries (Institutional Role)
Description: The executive branch departments of the Russian government


Name: Andes (Geographical region)
Description: Region between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountains


Name: Natural areas (tourism_attraction)
Description: The natural landscapes of Brazil that attract tourists


Name: White Dross (Waste Product)
Description: By-product of primary aluminium production and recycling operations.


Name: Germany (including Austria) (Location)
Description: A location encompassing Germany and recently annexed Austria


Name: Conventions (Agreement)
Description: An arrangement where parties agree to certain conditions


Name: New Hampshire primary (Political Event)
Description: The first in a series of nationwide political party primary elections held in the United States every four years


Name: central Italy (location)
Description: A region located in Italy


Name: Pear shape (Cut shape)
Description: -


Name: Antiquities of Mexico (Book)
Description: A book about the antiquities of Mexico


Name: Third National Assembly at Troezen (assembly)
Description: The assembly that chose the first governor of the First Hellenic Republic.


Name: Papeʻete (City)
Description: The capital of Tahiti


Name: Boko Haram (Terrorist Group)
Description: An Islamic extremist militant group in West Africa


Name: Nara period (historical era)
Description: The period characterized by the emergence of a nascent literary culture and the development of Buddhist-inspired artwork and architecture.


Name: World (Geographical Area)
Description: The physical world in which the comparison is made


Name: January (Month)
Description: The first month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian calendars


Name: Balkans (geographical_region)
Description: A region in Southeastern Europe.


Name: 8th century (historical period)
Description: The 8th century in the Common Era or AD


Name: Increases in temperature or decreases in pressure (Physical Process)
Description: A process that tends to reduce the amount of dissolved CO2 and precipitate CaCO3


Name: Democratic Party (Political party)
Description: A major political party in the United States


Name: Polish governesses (Organization)
Description: To teach her daughters Polish


Name: Western Missouri (Geographical Region)
Description: Area along the Missouri River, predominantly settled by migrants from the Upper South who brought enslaved African Americans


Name: Republic Day (holiday)
Description: The major national holiday of North Macedonia


Name: Large-scale flooding of the Black Hill basins (Environmental Phenomena)
Description: Flood events that occur on average once in every 100 years


Name: Identification Technique (Inspection Method)
Description: A method to identify treated rubies


Name: Compounds with crystal structures based on hexagonal crystal family (compound classification)
Description: Compounds that consist of more than one element and have crystal structures based on the hexagonal crystal family.


Name: Point (part of a sewing needle)
Description: The pointed end of the needle that pierces the fabric.


Name: Greek Dark Ages (era)
Description: Period in ancient Greek history following the decline of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: European Union (International Organization)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries


Name: Mycenaean Greek (Language)
Description: The language of administration used in Linear B script.


Name: Kaadmau (gem)
Description: A large Late Roman imperial cameo (now lost)


Name: Late 1852 (Time)
Description: The year 1852 in late phase.


Name: Cities in Andalusia (Location)
Description: Cities within the region of Andalusia, Spain


Name: John J. Graham (Artist)
Description: American artist who created the 11-feathered peacock logo for NBC


Name: Visual Arts Tradition of European Naturalism (Art Movement)
Description: A style characterized by the accurate representation of natural forms


Name: Syro-Phoenician jewelers (Ethnic Group)
Description: Jewelers from the Syro-Phoenician region


Name: Lt Tomas Gayangos (Person)
Description: The person who took over command after Bonechea's death


Name: Marking non-Christian outsiders with yellow (Tradition)
Description: The tradition started marking Jews and others accused of heresy with the color yellow.


Name: Create a distinction between diamonds dug from the ground and diamonds made in a factory (Process or action)
Description: attempts to differentiate between mined and synthetic diamonds


Name: Hydrocarbon Flames (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A common type of flame that results from the combustion of hydrocarbons


Name: Subsequent studies (Scientific Research)
Description: Further analysis of the Allende Meteorite


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: A sovereign country located in northwestern Europe.


Name: Si-to po-ti-ni-ja (Mycenaean Deity)
Description: An agricultural goddess, possibly related to Demeter of later antiquity.


Name: French Citizens (Citizenship)
Description: The citizenship given to the subjects of Tahiti


Name: Computer-aided design (CAD) (Technology)
Description: A method for creating and modifying a digital representation of an object or a group of objects


Name: Inuit in Greenland (Culture Entity)
Description: For tools and hunting weapons


Name: Keep under control and eradicate slave rebellions (Action)
Description: Prevent and eliminate forms of slave rebellion


Name: since 2011 (Year)
Description: The year Muslims started to significantly increase in Alabama


Name: Rome (Polity)
Description: Rome occupied this region in the 220s BC


Name: Time period from the Early Church Fathers (Historical period)
Description: The time period during which the use of crucifix as a protective measure began


Name: Fossil (general class)
Description: General term for the preserved remains or traces of organisms from the geologic past


Name: Fuels containing manganese (Compound Mixture)
Description: Petroleum products with Manganese content


Name: Chinese Culture (Idea)
Description: Ideas and values deeply rooted in China's history


Name: Kruševo Republic (historical entity)
Description: A short-lived republic formed during the Ilinden–Preobrazhenie Uprising


Name: Advantages of Pidgeon Process (Benefit)
Description: Benefits associated with the Pidgeon process for producing magnesium


Name: Ukrainian language (Language)
Description: The policy, while requiring a certain style in works, did not strictly prohibit the use of Ukrainian


Name: Unknown chemical compounds (type of entities)
Description: Entities that are not recognized in chemistry or have not been studied or used


Name: Various industries and applications (IndustryApplication)
Description: The industries and applications where potassium compounds are used


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The world's third-largest continent by area.


Name: Consensus of Earth and Planetary Scientists (Opinion)
Description: The collective viewpoint of Earth and planetary scientists


Name: Climate of New York City (Climate)
Description: The climate characterized by chilly and damp winters, unpredictable springs and autums, hot and humid summers with moderating effects of the Atlantic Ocean


Name: templates for other classes who are their instances (Concept)
Description: A concept that defines metaclasses as templates for the classes that inherit from them.


Name: Colorado (U.S. state)
Description: A U.S. state in the Rocky Mountain region


Name: Courts (Judicial System)
Description: A system that resolves legal disputes through the administration of justice


Name: The annual Kırkpınar oil wrestling tournament (Sporting Event)
Description: The oldest continuously held sporting competition in the world


Name: Waste-to-Energy (Process)
Description: The conversion of waste into useable energy sources, such as electricity or heat.


Name: 2000 United States census (census)
Description: The census conducted in the year 2000 by the United States.


Name: Greeks (people)
Description: An ancient civilization known for their contributions to philosophy, politics, and culture


Name: Intumescent or expandable graphites (Type of Graphite)
Description: Used in fire seals, fitted around the perimeter of a fire door.


Name: Beryl (Type of Gemstone)
Description: A mineral composed primarily of beryllium aluminum cyclosilicate, usually colorless in its pure form


Name: Old English (Language)
Description: An old Germanic language


Name: Conrad Gessner (Person)
Description: A naturalist who studied the mountains in the 16th century.


Name: Red Fox (Animal species)
Description: A canid native to the Northern Hemisphere


Name: mortar and grouted along the edges, chemical sealants (Building materials)
Description: The materials used during installation of slate tiles


Name: Black African (Race)
Description: A racial category offered in the UK census


Name: 12.5% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the workforce coming into Onsernone from outside Switzerland in 2009


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: A country in Southeast Europe


Name: Ikonostasi (Religious Artifact)
Description: An icon screen used as a barrier separating the nave from the sanctuary in Eastern Orthodox Christianity.


Name: 1989 (Year)
Description: A specific year


Name: 5 positions (Adjustment level)
Description: The number of positions these watches were required to be adjusted to


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


Name: General Aesthetic Theory (Theory)
Description: A shift in aesthetic theory that attempted to apply aesthetic theory between various forms of art


Name: light sky-blue (Color)
Description: The color of pure liquid Oxygen.


Name: Photography (Art form)
Description: The invention of photography


Name: Scarlet (Color)
Description: A deep red color derived from cochineal or madder


Name: Athens (Location)
Description: City-state in Greece that demanded all future payments from Naxos in the form of gold rather than military aid


Name: Conquest of French Guiana (Military action)
Description: The conquest and annexation of French Guiana


Name: Pilgrimage (Journey)
Description: A journey to a sacred place or site for religious reasons


Name: Roman State and Great Majority of People (Sociopolitical Group)
Description: The political and social entities that adopted Christianity


Name: Agriculture and stockbreeding (Occupation)
Description: Thasos's historical population was primarily involved in agriculture and livestock farming


Name: cameo (in strict sense) (artifact classification)
Description: A carving exploiting layers of differently coloured stone.


Name: 0.1% (Percentage)
Description: The population growth rate of Turkey in 2023


Name: Older Limestones (Geological Feature)
Description: Limestones formed over a long period of geologic time.


Name: Buddha Dharma, Bauddha Dharma (Term)
Description: Doctrine of the Enlightened One and doctrine of Buddhists respectively


Name: Katana (Weapon)
Description: Japanese double-edged sword


Name: Ipswich Waterfront (Place)
Description: A historical dock in Ipswich


Name: spaced compound nouns (linguistic entity)
Description: Spaced compounds that eventually become hyphenated or solid


Name: 'founded religions' (Religion)
Description: Group of moksha-focussed religions that often de-emphasize Brahman (Brahmin) priestly authority yet incorporate ritual grammar of Brahmanic-Sanskritic Hinduism


Name: strong military presence (military characteristic)
Description: a country that has a significant military force and plays a prominent role in international security


Name: 1893 (Time)
Description: The year the Durand Line was established


Name: seafaring immigrants from Asia (people)
Description: brought to Australia by immigrants from Asia


Name: Unknown (Conceptual)
Description: Could not be definitively determined from the provided context.


Name: Traditional yellow ochre, Chrome Yellow, Cadmium Yellow (Color)
Description: Colors used by Van Gogh


Name: Dry climate (climate)
Description: Due to the high mountains surrounding it, Central Valais has a particularly dry climate


Name: Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) (Organization)
Description: Professional association focused on the detection and deterrence of fraud.


Name: Amazon basin (geographical location)
Description: The geographical area where the Amazon River and its tributaries drain in South America


Name: Edward VII (Monarch)
Description: King of the United Kingdom and Emperor of India from 26 January 1901 to his death in 1910.


Name: Vilhelm Aubert (Person)
Description: A Norwegian sociologist


Name: - (Value count)
Description: The number of species listed as endangered or vulnerable in Norway in 2010


Name: 2015 Africa Cup of Nations (Sporting event)
Description: African football tournament that Morocco refused to host in 2015


Name: Kabyle activists (Group)
Description: Activists from the Kabylie region of Algeria


Name: Healthcare Reform in Ukraine (Event)
Description: The active reformation of the Ukrainian healthcare system


Name: May 1888 (Year)
Description: The month and year when the Golden Law was approved


Name: Containers (Man-made object)
Description: A box or receptacle used to store, hold, or transport goods or substances


Name: EU law (Legal system)
Description: Laws enforced by the European Union to protect certain Italian food items


Name: deformation ways (Geological process)
Description: Processes that relieve the shear stress in a rock


Name: Belgium's economy (Economy)
Description: The economic system of Belgium


Name: Blue States (Political Entity)
Description: U.S. states that have voted for Democratic candidates in the last four presidential elections


Name: Thessaly's ports (Geographical feature)
Description: Ports located in Thessaly


Name: ImmuneSystemFunctions (Process)
Description: The complex system that protects the body from diseases and infections


Name: Birthplace of majority of New England's population (location)
Description: The location where the majority of New England's current population was born


Name: World War I (1914–1918) (Event)
Description: Global conflict involving most of the world's great powers, resulting in massive loss of life and political change


Name: Atlantic Bronze Age cultures (Cultural periods)
Description: Cultures believed to have potentially influenced the origin of the Conical golden hats of Schifferstadt type


Name: Waqf (Religious Institution)
Description: An Islamic charitable endowment


Name: Sheffield (City)
Description: A city in South Yorkshire, England.


Name: French Polynesia (Country)
Description: An overseas collectivity of the French Republic in the Pacific Ocean.


Name: Law of Guidelines and Bases of Education (Legislation)
Description: Brazilian law mandating education attendance


Name: a birthstone for November (birthstone)
Description: In Western cultures


Name: 5.2 billion bus journeys in 2014 (Event)
Description: Number of bus journeys in the UK in 2014


Name: sapphire lenses (Material)
Description: Sapphire lenses used in Sony Corporation's products


Name: Famous 'New Rush' (Event)
Description: In 1869


Name: Laureano Gómez (Person)
Description: A former president of Colombia


Name: Silicon (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Si and atomic number 14. It is a hard, brittle crystalline solid with a blue-grey metallic lustre.


Name: Austria's Army (Military Force)
Description: The land-based military force of Austria


Name: Rose (color) (Color)
Description: A color halfway between red and magenta on the HSV color wheel


Name: Last Ice Age (Historical event)
Description: Ice age that ended approximately ten thousand years ago


Name: Gold (Material)
Description: A metallic material valued for its lustrous yellow color.


Name: UMA (Union du Maghreb Arabe) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political cooperation, and cultural collaboration among its 5 member states in the Maghreb region


Name: Aristotle Fioravanti and other Italian architects (Artist)
Description: Architects who introduced Renaissance trends


Name: High energy compounds (property)
Description: Properties of fulgurites due to the presence of high-energy compounds such as fullerenes


Name: Spanish Romantic literature (Literary movement)
Description: The movement that had its heyday between 1835 and 1850


Name: Swearing oaths, affirming loyalty through gifting, and in financial transactions (actions)
Description: Actions related to the use of rings


Name: Jewel (Medal) (Type of Decorative Artifact)
Description: A medal used by fraternal organisations as a badge of membership, an indication of rank, a symbol of office, or an indication of support given to a designated charitable cause.


Name: Quartz (Chemical Compound)
Description: One of the most common minerals found in rocks


Name: Triassic Basins of Eastern North America and New Red Sandstone of South Devon (Geological Formation)
Description: Geological formations that contain large amounts of gravel


Name: Mobile laboratories (Travel Equipment)
Description: Portable labs containing necessary instruments for gem analysis


Name: old Jewish tradition (Tradition)
Description: In old Jewish tradition, lapis lazuli was symbolic of success.


Name: 1 (Number)
Description: The number one in the mathematical equation representing an angle


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


Name: Dale Strong (Politician)
Description: One of the seven representatives from Alabama in the U.S. House of Representatives


Name: Cobalt (Material)
Description: A conflict mineral mainly used by the electronics and clean energy industries.


Name: Chlorite (Mineral)
Description: A group of clay-like minerals.


Name: Manganese source in fertilizers (Chemical property)
Description: The function of MnSO4 as a manganese source in fertilizers


Name: Nobility (in unspecified time) (Social class)
Description: The nobility


Name: Global Ranking (Ranking)
Description: A measurement of the relative positions or quantities of entities in a given category


Name: Self (Entity)
Description: A permanent self or soul


Name: Intaglio gems (Artifact)
Description: Gems cut with a recessed design


Name: Other intaglio techniques (Art Technique)
Description: Mezzotint was often combined with other intaglio techniques to start a plate off.


Name: surat al-Ikhlas (Qur. n2: 1-4) (sacred text)
Description: A verse from the Quran


Name: Profound influence (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (organization)
Description: An organization that Norway became a founding member of in 1949.


Name: Present (Current state)
Description: The present status of Afghanistan where it is still dealing with internal conflicts and security challenges


Name: Road surface (Product)
Description: The top layer of a road, designed to withstand the weight and movement of vehicles


Name: Slovo (Word)
Description: A Proto-Slavic word meaning 'word' and originally denoting 'people who speak (the same language)'.


Name: Aurichalcite (Mineral)
Description: A rare basic carbonate of copper and zinc.


Name: Contemporary Variant (Concept)
Description: 'Culture' defined in a contemporary context


Name: Pablo Picasso (artist)
Description: Revolutionized the art of sculpture by creating constructions from disparate objects.


Name: Semiconductors in electronics (Application)
Description: The use of semiconductors for electronic purposes.


Name: Reducing Kiln (Artifact)
Description: A kiln used to fire the piece after applying the colloidal solder, causing the tragacanth to burn off and releasing the copper salt


Name: 20th century (Century)
Description: The 1901-2000 period


Name: Sergei Eisenstein (Director)
Description: A Russian film director and film theorist


Name: British Red Foxes (Animal subspecies)
Description: A subspecies of the red fox found in Britain


Name: Policemen (Profession)
Description: A law enforcement officer, typically enforcing the law within a given jurisdiction.


Name: other chemicals (Chemical Substance)
Description: Various unspecified chemical compounds


Name: Single System of Weights and Measures (System)
Description: The system of weights and measures introduced in Switzerland


Name: Mani, Sparta (Geographical locations)
Description: Regions where St. Nikon was associated with


Name: Titanium Alloys (Material)
Description: Strong, lightweight, and versatile materials produced by alloying Titanium


Name: Sea Urchin Pedicellariae (Physical Structure)
Description: The movable defensive structures on a sea urchin's test.


Name: [Earth, Moon, Mars, Meteorites] (Celestial bodies or geological sample)
Description: Various celestial bodies and geological samples


Name: Fluorine (Element)
Description: Chemical element represented by the symbol F


Name: The Hittite Kingdom (Kingdom)
Description: -


Name: Architecture (Visual Art Form)
Description: The visual art form that primarily focuses on the design of buildings


Name: Mycenaean Elites (social group)
Description: Elite class in Mycenaean Greece


Name: Renal Artery (Anatomical Structure)
Description: According to some opinions


Name: Ephesian Artemision (Archaeological Site)
Description: An ancient temple dedicated to Artemis located in Ephesus


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: Spain's leading commercial port.


Name: Unification of the Korean Peninsula (668) (Historical Event)
Description: The historical event that resulted in the decline of jade use in burials.


Name: Parthian Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire of Iranian origin that existed from 247 BC to 224 AD, centered in northeastern Iran and Mesopotamia


Name: Colombia (Year 2050) (Country)
Description: Colombia in the year 2050.


Name: Ağrı, Batman, Bingöl, Bitlis, Diyarbakır, Hakkari, Iğdır, Mardin, Muş, Siirt, Şırnak, Tunceli and Van (administrative divisions)
Description: Provinces where Kurds make up a majority or near majority.


Name: igneous rocks (Geological rock type)
Description: Rocks that are formed from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava, including granite, basalt, and gabbro


Name: 40.2% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of female workers in the municipality


Name: South Korea (Country)
Description: A country where amethyst is found and mined


Name: International Reaction (Reaction)
Description: -


Name: Mesoamerican Cooking (Cooking Style)
Description: The cooking style of ancient Mesoamerica


Name: Hinduism (religion)
Description: A dharmic religion practiced chiefly in India and Nepal


Name: European Union's European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) (Policy)
Description: A policy initiative by the EU aiming to bring it and its neighbouring countries closer.


Name: Thin Layers (Physical Structure)
Description: Layers with a thickness on the scale of their wavelength


Name: Taoism (Religion)
Description: An ancient Chinese religion that emphasizes living in harmony with the Tao, or the natural way of the universe.


Name: Calcium compounds (Chemical compounds)
Description: Various chemical compounds of Calcium


Name: Mackinawite (Mineral species)
Description: A mineral species with a variable composition.


Name: Vedat Gashi (Politician)
Description: The current chair of the Westchester County Board of Legislators


Name: Tertiary treatment (Process step)
Description: The final phase of wastewater treatment where the water is chemically disinfected.


Name: Non-Profit Organizations (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as charities, foundations, and advocacy groups


Name: Connecticut (location)
Description: A U.S. state


Name: Central Australia (region)
Description: Region containing Uluru (Ayers Rock)


Name: one-third of the adult population is obese and another third is overweight (Statistic)
Description: a significant proportion of the adult population struggling with obesity or being overweight


Name: Legal Services (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as legal services


Name: Anomalous Variation in Accuracy (Artistic Quality)
Description: Inaccuracies in depiction of animals and figures, sometimes making it difficult to identify the species


Name: George M. Wheeler and John W. Powell (Authors)
Description: Two authors who worked together on various geological surveys


Name: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) (Medical Procedure)
Description: The use of 18F in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)


Name: Ellagitannins (Compound)
Description: A type of polyphenol found in pomegranates


Name: Spanish troops (Military Entity)
Description: Military forces of Spain.


Name: Parure (jewelry suite)
Description: The specific parures they owned and frequently wore


Name: Dease River (River)
Description: One of the rivers flowing into Great Bear Lake


Name: Ptolemy's World Map - World then known to Western Society (Ecumene) (Geographical Knowledge)
Description: The world as known to Western society during Ptolemy's time.


Name: NATO accession protocol of North Macedonia (Protocol)
Description: The document that completed all the preconditions for putting into force the Prespa agreement


Name: Beryllium-diffused sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: Sapphires treated with beryllium under high heat


Name: Titanium (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Ti and atomic number 22


Name: 1998 FIFA World Cup (Football tournament)
Description: an event hosted by France


Name: Large Religious Sculpture (Artistic Style)
Description: The style of large religious sculptures that ended with the adoption of Christianity


Name: King of Dahomey (historical figure)
Description: A historical figure who was the king of the Kingdom of Dahomey


Name: Angular inclusions and replacement deposits (by Alan M. Bateman) (Publication)
Description: Article in Economic Geology


Name: Venice (City)
Description: A city in northeastern Italy and the capital of the Veneto region


Name: Indian Cuisine (Food and drink)
Description: Influence on British cuisine from Indian food as a result of the British Empire's knowledge of Indian cuisine


Name: Heart and Liver Disease (Disease)
Description: Health conditions affecting heart and liver.


Name: Some Specific Materials (Material)
Description: A material against which Titanium is less hard


Name: Gemstone colors (gemstone properties)
Description: Colors created by irradiation process in gemstones


Name: Migration theory (Theory)
Description: Idea that a large-scale movement of people occurred


Name: Ugarit (Location)
Description: An archaeological site where Naue II Type Swords were found


Name: Robert Burns Statue (Sculpture)
Description: A statue of Robert Burns, located in Dumfries, Scotland.


Name: Formula for mullite production (scientific concept)
Description: The formula finally replicated in the above studies for mullite production.


Name: Manuscripts (Manuscripts)
Description: The manuscripts that are held by Abbadia Alpina Library


Name: Climate Change (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Long-term changes in the Earth's climate


Name: Treaty of Waitangi (Historical Document)
Description: A treaty signed in 1840 between representatives of the British Crown and several Māori chiefs.


Name: 50,000 kilometers of waterways (length)
Description: The total length of waterways in Brazil


Name: Arctic Fox Testes (Anatomical structure)
Description: The testes of male red foxes are smaller than those of Arctic foxes


Name: Former Education Minister Ghulam Farooq Wardak (Person)
Description: Former Afghan Education Minister


Name: Melt (Geological Feature)
Description: A mixture of molten minerals and other substances, formed during the melting of rocks.


Name: Traditional Media (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as traditional media


Name: North German Confederation (Confederacy)
Description: Political union in northern Germany from 1867 to 1871


Name: Francisco Javier Clavijero (Person)
Description: Creole Jesuit writer


Name: Istanbul Modern and the Istanbul Biennial (Art Galleries/Exhibitions)
Description: Examples of art galleries or exhibitions of contemporary Turkish art


Name: Scientific Revolution, Age of Exploration, Protestant Reformation (Event)
Description: Key developments during the transition from Renaissance to the early modern period


Name: Legislatures and Executives of Provinces of Netherlands (Political Body)
Description: The political bodies within each province in the Netherlands


Name: Federal Court of Justice, Federal Labour Court, Federal Social Court, Federal Fiscal Court, and Federal Administrative Court (Courts)
Description: Specialized courts handling various matters in Germany


Name: greater populace (group)
Description: The wider Berber population


Name: the manufacture of rubber (Process)
Description: -


Name: limestone (Rock Type)
Description: The predominant rock type of the geologic entity labeled as marble in Palestine.


Name: Humite minerals (Mineral group)
Description: Not explicitly mentioned, but it can be inferred from the context as 'humite group'.


Name: - (Crater statistics)
Description: Number of large craters on Ceres compared to expectations


Name: FIFA World Cup 1982 (Event)
Description: The 1982 FIFA World Cup, hosted by Spain


Name: Shell Companies (Business entity)
Description: Companies used to launder money, finance terrorism, or evade taxes.


Name: Hard-paste porcelain recipe (Artifact)
Description: The recipe for the type of porcelain that was successfully made at the Meissen factory in 1710


Name: West of the Pindus Mountain Range (Geographical Region)
Description: Areas west of the Pindus Mountain Range receive more precipitation


Name: Differences between spathic ore and haematite (Geological Comparison)
Description: The differences in properties and processing requirements between the two types of iron ores


Name: Beryllium (Metal)
Description: A lightweight, strong, and lustrous silver-white metal


Name: Aesthetic Sensibility (Concept)
Description: The capacity to appreciate the beauty or appeal of something.


Name: Tartessos (ancient city)
Description: An ancient city believed to have been in Andalusia


Name: 25,000 personnel (Quantity)
Description: The number of active personnel in the Norwegian Armed Forces


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


Name: Artist's prime motivation (Inspiration)
Description: The driving force behind an artist's work.


Name: Vasaloppet (Event)
Description: The world's longest cross-country skiing race


Name: Black Hills National Forest (Protected Area)
Description: A protected area encompassing the Black Hills


Name: One of the largest and most well-known pearl farms (Pearl Farm)
Description: A pearl farm located at Kuri Bay


Name: Late 19th Century France (Location)
Description: Location where Impressionist painters depicted women wearing pink


Name: Tagus (Tajo) (River)
Description: One of the major rivers in Spain


Name: Etruscan Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Unknown architecture style of the ancient Etruscans


Name: Gilchrist Thomas process (Process)
Description: Newer steel-making process that replaced the Bessemer converter's original liner


Name: Russian invasion of Ukraine (Event)
Description: The Russian military incursion into Ukraine.


Name: agricultural purposes (Land use)
Description: Using land primarily for agricultural activities.


Name: William I of the Netherlands (monarch)
Description: King of the Netherlands from 1814 to 1840


Name: Confederate States of America (Political Entity)
Description: A government set up by eleven southern states during the American Civil War


Name: Liberal Movements (Historical Movement)
Description: Political and intellectual movements advocating for individual liberties, constitutionalism, and representative government


Name: Fes Education (Education)
Description: The educational sector of Fes.


Name: Translucent Object (physical entity)
Description: An object that allows light to transmit through but scatters or absorbs certain wavelengths of light.


Name: Valentim Fernandes da Morávia (Person)
Description: German intellectual and translator residing in Lisbon


Name: pietre dure (Italian term) (Term)
Description: Another name used for hardstone carving


Name: X papers (Number)
Description: Undefined number of papers


Name: Aragonite (Geological Mineral)
Description: A specific type of mineral


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


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A sovereign country in the Southern Hemisphere and Asia-Pacific region


Name: Shringar (Thematic focus)
Description: Erotic sentiment as a theme in Kangra painting


Name: Тэнгэр (Deity)
Description: The Mongolian name for Tengri, meaning 'sky'.


Name: Tripitakas (Canon)
Description: A collection of Buddhist texts in three sections


Name: Kyanite, Sillimanite (Minerals)
Description: Polymorphs of Andalusite, each occurring under different temperature-pressure regimes and are therefore rarely found together in the same rock


Name: Ipswich (City)
Description: A city in Suffolk, England.


Name: Military Power (UK) (Power Level)
Description: The military power level of the UK


Name: River Oykel (Waterbody)
Description: A river in the Highlands of Scotland


Name: Gemologists (profession)
Description: Specialists who identify and describe gems and their characteristics


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


Name: Psychiatric Profession (Profession)
Description: A specific profession that tried to challenge the legal profession in the 1920s.


Name: Most simulants (Class of mineral imitations)
Description: Simulants other than moissanite and nano diamond coating.


Name: Valserstein (Mineral)
Description: A granite with many minerals found in Vals, Switzerland


Name: classical music (music genre)
Description: A type of Western art music


Name: One Bone (Counting Unit)
Description: A single entity, often used in grouping or categorizing other entities.


Name: art and photography exhibitions, film screenings and workshops (Events)
Description: Ipswich regularly hosts art, photography, and workshop events


Name: Cabinet (Executive body)
Description: A group of ministers responsible for various areas of government policy and administration.


Name: stretching along a single main street which followed the valleys of little streams (Physical Feature)
Description: Streams that follow the valleys


Name: two out of ten (Concept)
Description: A numerical value indicating Turkey's vulnerability to climate change, compared to other countries


Name: U.S. banks (Organization)
Description: Financial institutions based in the United States.


Name: Portuguese Colonial Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: The first wave of architecture to go to Brazil.


Name: 100% (Percentage)
Description: A fraction representing 1 out of 100 parts.


Name: Primary and secondary schooling (Education)
Description: Compulsory for children aged 6 to 16


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


Name: German control (Political Control)
Description: The political authority exercised by Germany over Norway during World War II.


Name: China Telecom (Telecommunications Company)
Description: One of the three largest providers of mobile and internet in China


Name: Treaty of Nerchinsk (Agreement)
Description: The treaty signed in 1689 between the Russian tsar and Qing Dynasty


Name: Cosmetic product labeling (Labeling)
Description: The information provided on the packaging of a cosmetic product, including ingredients, instructions for use, warnings, and other relevant details


Name: Drilling (Process)
Description: The process of making a hole in metal using a drill bit


Name: Archaic Greek Rings (jewellery)
Description: Rings from the Archaic period in Ancient Greece


Name: Diamond substitute (Jewelry component)
Description: A gemstone or other material that imitates the appearance of a diamond.


Name: Animals (Species)
Description: Animals that are depicted in early gems.


Name: OWL 2 DL (Semantic Web language)
Description: A description logic and formal ontology language that supports metaclasses through punning


Name: Kazakhstan (Country)
Description: Landlocked country in Central Asia


Name: Skyscrapers in Paris (Building)
Description: Skyscrapers that are difficult to integrate within French cities due to their visibility.


Name: Chalcogenide Class of Materials (Class of Materials)
Description: The class of materials that includes chalcogens and their compounds.


Name: Portugal (Country)
Description: Country represented by these hearts in Portuguese Filigree.


Name: errors or omissions in documents (Legal Responsibility)
Description: Mistakes and missing information on the documents


Name: scalability, safety advantages (Advantage)
Description: Benefits of Flow batteries


Name: Berber speakers (Ethnic group)
Description: Indigenous people of North Africa


Name: karma theories of Hinduism (Concept)
Description: The emphasis on intent in Buddhism may have influenced the karma theories of Hinduism.


Name: Livestock (Animal)
Description: Men traditionally take care of livestock among the Berbers.


Name: Roman pottery (artifact)
Description: Pottery produced during the Roman period


Name: European route E05 (Highway)
Description: International highway network


Name: Highway 20 (North Cascades Highway) (Road)
Description: A state route in Washington state.


Name: Paleoclimatologists (Occupation)
Description: Scientists who study past climates


Name: Carbon-rich asteroids (Asteroide_class)
Description: Asteroids rich in carbon


Name: Statuario Marble (Marble)
Description: A type of marble mined in Carrara.


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: The country that joined the League of Nations


Name: Monocalcium phosphate, Dicalcium phosphate, Hydroxyapatite (Chemical Compound)
Description: Specific calcium compounds with different solubility levels.


Name: Human Development Index (HDI) (Index)
Description: A ranking system measuring the development of a country based on life expectancy, education, and income


Name: Citizens of Sidon and Tyre (People)
Description: The citizens of Sidon and Tyre were using this sea snail to produce purple dye as early as the 15th century BC


Name: Lace agate (Type of Agate)
Description: A variety of agate that exhibits a lace-like pattern.


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


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States


Name: some 200,000 passengers a year (Quantity)
Description: Approximately 200,000 passengers a year


Name: Amazonas, Antioquia, Arauca, Atlántico, Bolívar, Boyacá, Caldas, Caquetá, Casanare, Cauca, Cesar, Chocó, Córdoba, Cundinamarca, Guainía, Guaviare, Huila, La Guajira, Magdalena, Meta, Nariño, N. Santander, Putumayo, Quindío, Risaralda, San Andrés, Santander, Sucre, Tolima, Valle del Cauca, Vaupés, Vichada (Departments of Colombia)
Description: The departments (provinces) of Colombia


Name: Sorbonne (University)
Description: A prestigious university in Paris, France