Name: Grosser Rat (Grand Council) (Legislative Body)
Description: The legislature of the Canton of Grisons.


Name: Industrial Chemicals (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of chemicals used in various industrial processes


Name: Tasmania (geographical region)
Description: Region in Australia where tasmanite tektites are found


Name: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (Government agency)
Description: Develops environmental standards for radioactive waste disposal


Name: Uncertain protolith (Classification attribute)
Description: A characteristic when nothing is known about the rock's original form or composition


Name: spacecraft (Vehicle)
Description: Craft designed for space travel


Name: Lignite in Aliveri (Resource)
Description: -


Name: Dordogne (Region)
Description: A region in southwestern France, known for its prehistoric caves, castles, and countryside.


Name: Alkali Metal Oxides Content (Geological Criteria for Classification)
Description: Next in importance after silica content for classifying igneous rock


Name: Purple Color (Color)
Description: A distinguishing feature of the gemstone


Name: Sulfides (Compound)
Description: Inorganic compounds that contain sulfur and at least one other element, in the -2 oxidation state.


Name: Cobalt Blue (Pigment)
Description: A blue pigment.


Name: colonial New England (Geographical region)
Description: The geographical area comprising six colonies on the Atlantic coast of North America


Name: Autotrophic, Chemotrophic and/or Chemolithoautotrophic Microorganisms (Microorganism Type)
Description: Types of microorganisms that can sustain themselves using carbon dioxide, chemical compounds, or inorganic compounds respectively


Name: Central Asia (Location)
Description: Region where iron smelting may have been introduced into China


Name: Carnelian (Variety of Chalcedony)
Description: Golden-orange variety of chalcedony with special significance in Islamic religion


Name: World Health Organization (WHO) (International Organization)
Description: A specialized agency of the United Nations that is concerned with international public health


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in the Balkan peninsula


Name: Mauri, Masaesyli, Massyli, Musulamii, Gaetuli, and Garamantes (ancient Berber peoples)
Description: Series of ancient Berber peoples


Name: Pointing (Activity)
Description: The process of repairing joints between bricks, blocks, or stones using mortar


Name: Solids (state of matter)
Description: A solid is a state of matter with a definite shape and volume


Name: Electric circuit (Physical entity)
Description: Successful completion of an electric circuit can confirm the suspicion of a blue diamond


Name: Bad Taste and Nausea (Adverse Effect)
Description: Negative side effects of zinc supplements


Name: Nuclear Energy (Energy Source)
Description: Lithium is used in the production of nuclear energy


Name: Almost twice that amount (Rainfall amount)
Description: The average annual rainfall received by Wellington, almost double of Christchurch's


Name: Color (artistic element)
Description: An aesthetic and informational element used on maps.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: Seventh-largest country in Europe


Name: Substance (material)
Description: Coal, a sedimentary rock composed primarily of organically derived carbon.


Name: Connecticut (Geographical location (US state))
Description: One of the 50 United States


Name: Pontic steppe (ecoregion)
Description: one of the terrestrial ecoregions in Ukraine


Name: Ukrainian Liberation Army (Organization)
Description: Another Ukrainian nationalist movement that fought alongside the Nazis.


Name: Magnesium (Element)
Description: Chemical symbol Mg, a light metal


Name: Royal Geographical Society (Organization)
Description: The United Kingdom's learned society and professional body dedicated to the advancement of geographical knowledge


Name: Republic of China (ROC) (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia, often referred to as Taiwan


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: A North African country with the Mediterranean Sea to the north and east, Algeria to the west, and Libya to the southeast.


Name: Shilha or Chleuh (Berber ethnic group)
Description: A Berber ethnic group from the High and Anti-Atlas and Sous Valley of Morocco.


Name: Conscripts (Group of People)
Description: Male citizens aged from 20 to 34 (in exceptional cases up to 50) years, serving in the Swiss Armed Forces


Name: European Commission (EC) (Organization)
Description: The European Commission is an institution of the EU, responsible for proposing legislation and implementing decisions.


Name: Thasos (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea, part of Greece


Name: Banjo Paterson (Author)
Description: Australian author who wrote 'Waltzing Matilda'


Name: Bar Kochba's real name (Person Name)
Description: The real name of Bar Kochba, a Jewish rebel leader during the Bar Kokhba revolt.


Name: Semiconductor material (Material)
Description: A material with properties between conductors and insulators


Name: Sustainable Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware made with eco-friendly and sustainable materials, reducing environmental impact


Name: Reabsorption (Physiological process)
Description: The transport of molecules from the ultrafiltrate into the peritubular capillary.


Name: New Zealand's geography (TopographicalFeature)
Description: The physical features of New Zealand's land and water areas


Name: Naxian Marble Export (Activity)
Description: The activity of exporting Naxian marble


Name: Human-Altered Landscapes (Subject)
Description: Environmental changes that impact the habitat of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Belstead Lodge (Historic Building)
Description: Now Belstead Brook Hotel.


Name: Shetland (Geographical area)
Description: An archipelago located north of mainland Scotland.


Name: Romans (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that used copper lumps as money in the 6th through 3rd centuries BC


Name: Sergio Mattarella (Person)
Description: The President of Italy since 2015


Name: Guadiana River valley (region)
Description: A large territory centered on the Guadiana River valley


Name: Lakes and rivers (Waterbody)
Description: Numerous lakes and rivers, providing opportunities for fishing, boating, and swimming


Name: Coins (Art form)
Description: An art form that reached the widest range of society when widely used


Name: Rotterdam and Antwerp (city)
Description: The cities that the Volkeraksluizen are situated between.


Name: Somalia (Country)
Description: A country located on the Horn of Africa.


Name: Infant mortality rate in Colombia (Demographic)
Description: The number of deaths of infants under one year old per thousand live births in Colombia


Name: Lightning Ridge (Place)
Description: The main source of black opal in Australia


Name: WHO (International Organization)
Description: World Health Organization


Name: Dispersive Power (Physical Property)
Description: A property of a diamond that influences its fire (spectral colors)


Name: Federico García Lorca (Author)
Description: Author of the Romanticism in Spain


Name: Private Medical Complexes (Business Entity)
Description: There are private medical complexes as an option within Ukraine's healthcare system


Name: Zermatt (Location)
Description: A mountain resort located in Valais, famous for the Matterhorn


Name: Ixtlilxochitl and Sahagún's history of the conquest (Text)
Description: The historical texts used by William Hickling Prescott


Name: Sequences of images (Art)
Description: The representation of narratives through sequences of images by the Aztecs


Name: Gneissose to massive structure (Rock structure)
Description: Structure of granulite.


Name: U.S. Department of Commerce (Governmental Body)
Description: A department of the U.S. government


Name: car-free (status)
Description: Avoriaz is a car-free village


Name: Cold War (Historical Event)
Description: War where Stalin died


Name: Nuclear power plants (for cooling) (Energy Infrastructure)
Description: Use of Rhine river water in France


Name: Pre-ceramic Neolithic farming-community remains (artifact)
Description: Archeological evidence of a Neolithic farming community


Name: Rupert Gethin (Scholar)
Description: A scholar who understands mindfulness as 'an awareness of things in relation to things, and hence an awareness of their relative value'.


Name: Taliban (Political group)
Description: The Taliban, a fundamentalist Islamic political and military movement.


Name: Meat (Food product)
Description: Edible tissues from animals


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that can be found in some spots within the hornfels, or in a coarser grain form


Name: Eugène Burnouf, Max Müller, Hermann Oldenberg and Thomas William Rhys Davids (People)
Description: Pioneering scholars who contributed to the study of Buddhism in the West


Name: Pearl Fisher (Occupation)
Description: Individual who finds a pearl after several years


Name: Human Color Perception (Cognitive Limitations)
Description: The inability to perceive certain color combinations


Name: 32 percent in 1951 (percentage)
Description: In Taiwan


Name: canister shot (weapon)
Description: a type of ammunition fired from a gun


Name: natural population growth (demographic trend)
Description: The increase in a region's population due to births minus deaths


Name: Other metals (Metal)
Description: Metals obtained during the electrolysis of copper


Name: Scottish Parliament (legislature)
Description: The legislature that has limited powers due to this reservation


Name: Oxocarbons (Class of compounds)
Description: Compounds containing one atom of carbon bonded to an oxyanion


Name: Stromatolites (Type of fossil)
Description: Layered accretionary structures formed by microorganisms in shallow water


Name: 4000 BC (Year)
Description: A year in the past.


Name: An Essay towards a Real Character and a Philosophical Language (1668) (Book)
Description: Work from which the classification scheme in Roget's Thesaurus ultimately derives


Name: Baroque style (architectural style)
Description: An ornate European architectural style of the 17th and 18th centuries


Name: German embassy (Location)
Description: Seeking safety during the crisis


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Ocean)
Description: The body of water where most Brazilian rivers drain into


Name: Korean Culture (Culture)
Description: Cultural tradition associated with Korea


Name: Paleoclimate Information (Scientific Concept)
Description: Information about the climate of a past geological age, derived from fossils and rocks.


Name: Nickeline (ore) (Mineral Ore)
Description: Principal ore of nickel that resembles malachite.


Name: Population from non-Western countries (Demographic group)
Description: Their contribution to the overall population from non-Western countries.


Name: Teresa Teng (Person)
Description: A Taiwanese singer known for her Mandopop music


Name: Hollow Spherulites (Mineral Formation)
Description: Spherulites that are hollow or consist of concentric shells with spaces between.


Name: One solution used by dyers (Dyeing Method)
Description: A method used to make the color of the cloth darker


Name: Berylliosis (Disease)
Description: -


Name: Mylonites (rock)
Description: Rocks named from the Greek μύλος mylos, meaning mill.


Name: North Anatolian Fault zone activity (Geological phenomenon)
Description: The activity of North Anatolian Fault zone after 1999 İzmit and 1999 Düzce earthquakes


Name: Fossil-bearing rocks older than about 50 million years (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks that can be dated radiometrically are volcanic ash layers


Name: 892,811 people (Quantity)
Description: Number of tourists attracted by the parade in 2018


Name: Purple (Color)
Description: The color associated with the Roman emperors and their officers


Name: Human Skeleton (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The complete set of bones in a human, including both adult and developing skeletons.


Name: American Basketball League (1961–1963) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that existed from 1961 to 1963


Name: modern clothing design (clothing)
Description: The Hanfu Movement aims at integrating traditional Chinese elements into the design of modern clothing.


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


Name: Concretions (Geological Feature)
Description: Spherical or ovoid-shaped nodules found in some sedimentary strata


Name: John Smith (Explorer)
Description: English explorer


Name: Russian Republic (political entity)
Description: The political entity that replaced the monarchy of Russia during 1917


Name: Maximum birefringence (0.0167) (optical property)
Description: The maximum birefringence of Afwillite.


Name: Dirty marls and volcanic sediments (Geological Deposit)
Description: Deposits not originally made of igneous rocks.


Name: Automobiles (Vehicle type)
Description: The primary personal vehicles used in the U.S.


Name: Transportation Infrastructure of U.S. States (Infrastructure)
Description: The transportation infrastructures of the states of the United States


Name: Wheat (Crop)
Description: Grain that is a staple food for large numbers of people


Name: karma being not central to the teaching of the historical Buddha (Buddhist concept)
Description: The belief that karma was not a key teaching in the teachings of the historical Buddha


Name: François Boucher (Artist)
Description: French artist whose works are representative of the Rococo style in the country.


Name: Old Copper Complex (Location)
Description: An archaeological site in Michigan and Wisconsin, USA


Name: mosque (Building)
Description: A mosque in Nabi Musa that contains the alleged tomb of Moses.


Name: Mixing with Iron ore and Carbon (Material)
Description: The process of combining materials to produce a new substance or product


Name: Donghu, Linhu and Loufan people (Ethnic Groups)
Description: Cultural groups of ancient China


Name: Örebro University (University)
Description: A university located in Örebro


Name: Apple, Google, Samsung (and others like them) (Organization)
Description: Well-known brands profiting from corruption and illicit trade


Name: Grenade (color) (Color)
Description: A deep red color


Name: Granite and rhyolite type rocks (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks where topaz commonly associates with


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The fledgling nation that was recognized by Morocco in 1777


Name: European Parliament (Government Body)
Description: The legislative branch of the European Union


Name: Francisco Lopera (Person)
Description: Discovered the 'Paisa Mutation' or a type of early-onset Alzheimer's


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific tail entity


Name: Play of Color (Gemological Term)
Description: Another term used to describe the phenomenon of opalescence in gemology


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire that controlled much of Southeast Europe, Western Asia, and North Africa from the 14th to early 20th century.


Name: Lending at interest (Finance)
Description: The practice of borrowing and lending money at an agreed-upon interest rate


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The species Homo sapiens


Name: Old Norse language (Language)
Description: A North Germanic language spoken by the Vikings


Name: Fraud (Criminal Offence)
Description: Illegal deception deliberately perpetrated for self or personal gain or to damage another individual


Name: Incompatible Metals (Geological Material)
Description: Metals that are less soluble in the Earth's crust, such as tin, tungsten, molybdenum and beryllium.


Name: Richard Wollheim (Person)
Description: British philosopher and psychoanalyst who specialised in aesthetics and art.


Name: Production of Perfumed Oil and Bronze Materials (Industry)
Description: Directly monitored from the palace


Name: Let light into rooms (Action)
Description: The function of clear windows in a building.


Name: Central Asian void (Historical concept)
Description: A 5,000-year span that was neglected in studies of the origins of agriculture.


Name: Cyril and Methodius (Missionaries)
Description: The missionary brothers who introduced literacy, writing system and Slavonic liturgy to Great Moravia.


Name: Minor Calyx, Major Calyx, Renal Pelvis, Ureter (Structures in the Kidney)
Description: Various channels for urine flow and collection.


Name: 3-ball in the Manhattan (ℓ1) metric (Geometry)
Description: A ball in a 3-dimensional space using the Manhattan or L1 metric.


Name: main features or signs (nimitta) (sensory detail)
Description: The most prominent aspects of a sense impression.


Name: Cordierite (Mineral)
Description: A magnesium iron aluminum cyclosilicate mineral


Name: Artificial Lighting (Light Source)
Description: Nearly all forms of artificial lighting


Name: [a big fire in 1727] (Event)
Description: -


Name: Beryllium hydroxide (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound that can be converted into beryllium fluoride or beryllium chloride


Name: MJSA-AGS (organization)
Description: An organization formed by the merger of MJSA and AGS.


Name: the size of its economy (Concept)
Description: The relative economic power or wealth of Turkey, based on its nominal and PPP-adjusted Gross Domestic Product


Name: Early settlers (ethnic_group)
Description: First European immigrants to the United States


Name: Creating a unique seal design (action)
Description: The action of creating a unique seal design.


Name: Confucian Scholars (Group of People)
Description: Scholars who followed Confucian philosophy


Name: Humite (mineral group) (Mineral group)
Description: A group of nesosilicates with the general formula An(SiO4)m(F,OH)2.


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


Name: the existence of 60Fe at the time of formation of the Solar System (Historical_event)
Description: Event related to the existence of 60Fe


Name: recommended exposure limit (REL) for copper dust and fumes (Regulation)
Description: A suggested safe level of copper in the workplace


Name: XAU (Currency Code)
Description: The ISO 4217 currency code for gold.


Name: Negative Emotions (Emotion)
Description: Emotional states characterized as unpleasant or unwanted


Name: Impurities (Geological Substance)
Description: Causing differences in color, especially with weathered surfaces


Name: Northern Italian influence (Geographical area)
Description: Assumed for golden plaques with Christian motifs from Bojná


Name: Mud Volcano, Fountain Paint Pot, Midway Geyser Basin (Hot spring)
Description: Hot springs and mud pots like the Mud Volcano, Fountain Paint Pot, and Midway Geyser Basin


Name: hanfu (clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese clothing worn during the Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties.


Name: monetary_policies, fiscal_policies_and_regulation (Economy)
Description: Types of policies that these measures belong to


Name: Moncef Marzouki (Person)
Description: Former president of Tunisia who established the Truth and Dignity Commission in 2014


Name: Northern Hemisphere and Eastern Hemisphere (-)
Description: -


Name: construction of China's high-speed rail started (Fact)
Description: Description of fact


Name: Growing fiscal deficits (Financial issue)
Description: Increasing budget deficits


Name: Municipality of Anthidona (Municipality)
Description: A municipality on the mainland of Euboea Prefecture


Name: Eastern and African painting (Art form)
Description: Painting styles not underwent an equivalent transformation at the same time


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: Neighboring country to the south


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


Name: Snow event (NaturalPhenomenon)
Description: Areas north of Montgomery may receive a dusting of snow a few times every winter, with an occasional moderately heavy snowfall every few years. Historic snowfall events include New Year's Eve 1963 snowstorm and the 1993 Storm of the Century.


Name: Kilchoan ferry (Transportation)
Description: A ferry service to Isle of Mull from the mainland


Name: General Price's Missouri State Guard and Confederate troops (Military force)
Description: A combined army of Confederate troops from Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas during the American Civil War


Name: National Front (Coalition)
Description: A coalition between the Colombian Conservative Party and the Colombian Liberal Party


Name: Yukon Territory (Location)
Description: Region explored during the expedition


Name: Multiple sectors and industries (set)
Description: Different economic categories a company can be classified under.


Name: Machining or Manufacture (process in metalworking)
Description: The processes by which the workpiece is shaped, sized, or formed to produce an article


Name: Bologna process (education_process)
Description: A series of educational reforms aiming to harmonize European higher education


Name: Ottoman Empire (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: War of 1812 (Historical event)
Description: A war between the United States and the United Kingdom


Name: Time (Quantity)
Description: Refers to the rate at which finer or softer abrasive loses effectiveness


Name: Mines (Physical Entity)
Description: Located in eastern Congo, often associated with human rights abuses.


Name: Water molecules within the exosphere (Exospheric constituent)
Description: The water molecules present within Ceres' exosphere


Name: Mursinka (Russia) (Location)
Description: -


Name: Pierre Curie (Person)
Description: French physicist and Nobel laureate


Name: Diaper Rash (Dermatological Condition)
Description: Rash occurring in the diaper area of a baby


Name: Northern Hills District of the Black Hills National Forest (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division of the Black Hills National Forest


Name: Larne Museum & Arts Centre (Museum & Arts Center)
Description: A leisure facility and museum located in Larne


Name: due to its brittleness (Effect)
Description: Zircon's brittleness causes it to show wear over time


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: The country where the mammal species is found


Name: Every war operation from the evacuation of Dunkirk to the Normandy landings (war_operation)
Description: Operations that the Norwegian Merchant Marine took part in.


Name: two nanomaterial pesticides as ingredients (Chemical Substance)
Description: Two specific types of nanomaterials that have been approved for use in pesticides


Name: City of New York (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: The administrative division that annexed the Town of Kingsbridge


Name: Diamonds (Crystal)
Description: Natural or synthetic diamonds that contain nickel and nitrogen


Name: Women's wardrobe (Clothing model)
Description: The combination of upper and lower garments worn by women during the Han dynasty that eventually became the clothing model of the Han ethnicity of later generations.


Name: Verkhovna Rada (legislative body)
Description: The parliament of Ukraine


Name: Multiplication sign (×) (symbol)
Description: The multiplication sign (×) is derived from Egyptian hieroglyphs


Name: Clergy (Profession)
Description: Religious leaders within the Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Norway


Name: Brooklyn (Kings County) (Borough)
Description: The most populous borough of New York City


Name: Iron ores (Mineral)
Description: Mineral ores rich in iron, typically used for the production of iron and steel


Name: Commercial Jewelry Industry (Industry)
Description: The commercial sector for jewelry production and distribution


Name: Bergen (City)
Description: A city in western Norway


Name: investment_levels, borrowing_costs, and economic_growth (Economy)
Description: What interest rates impact


Name: Road construction, agriculture (Activities)
Description: Construction and agricultural activities


Name: Cyrenaica (Geographical region)
Description: A coastal region in northeastern Libya


Name: Abnormal movements (Symptom)
Description: Movement abnormalities caused by chronic manganese exposure.


Name: 60% of its GDP (Percentage)
Description: lost 60% of its Gross Domestic Product


Name: Martigny (Location)
Description: A town located in Valais, near the Simplon Pass


Name: Constant environment (Environment)
Description: The environment seals are kept in for preservation


Name: Polish identity (Concept)
Description: Identification with the culture, nation, and people of Poland


Name: Division Two of the County Championship (League)
Description: Second division of English county cricket


Name: 1983-2008 (Time Period)
Description: A time period ranging from 1983 to 2008


Name: 8.9% (2,691) (Percentage and Number of People)
Description: African American population in Kingsbridge as per 2010 US Census


Name: Walls (Physical Object)
Description: The physical structure surrounding the settlement


Name: Blue Flame (Flame)
Description: A blue flame produced when enough air is supplied to the Bunsen burner


Name: Average Age (Statistic)
Description: The average age in Cresciano


Name: Moroccan government (Government)
Description: The government of Morocco


Name: Minerals (Natural substance)
Description: Substitution occurs in minerals due to contamination by other elements present in the chemical system


Name: Andes mountain range (Mountain Range)
Description: Where this rock type is found in abundance.


Name: true (Event)
Description: Mauveine was discovered by chance or accident


Name: Aztec 'heartland' (geographical location)
Description: The central region of the Aztec civilization, primarily the Valley of Mexico


Name: VWO (Secondary Education Stream)
Description: One of the three main streams of secondary education in the Netherlands


Name: Chinese jade (artifact)
Description: An ancient artifact made of jade in China


Name: Euro (EUR) (Currency)
Description: Official currency


Name: 82°F (27.8°C) (temperature)
Description: the average high temperature in July in New York City


Name: Quartz pocket watch (Device)
Description: A modern pocket watch using a quartz crystal as opposed to the traditional fully-mechanical movement.


Name: 40 °C (104 °F) (Temperature)
Description: The common daytime high temperature in the Guadalquivir valley


Name: Smooth Landscape (Geographical Feature)
Description: A region in Belgium that is slowly rising and irrigated by numerous waterways


Name: Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease (Disease)
Description: The characteristic feature of diseases that can be manifested by motor symptoms, such as Parkinson's disease and Huntington's disease.


Name: Reproduction and development (Process)
Description: Biological processes that result in the formation of new individuals.


Name: Noh (theater)
Description: one of the oldest continuous theater traditions in the world


Name: Environment and sustainability efforts (Social resource)
Description: the initiatives, policies, and practices aimed at protecting the natural environment and promoting sustainable development


Name: purple satin apron skirt (Artifact)
Description: The purple satin apron skirt worn underneath Yuan Shikai's ceremonial gown


Name: Corals (Marine Organism)
Description: Cnidarian aquatic organisms characterized by a hard skeleton made of calcium carbonate


Name: Japanese imperial family (Political entity)
Description: The royal family of Japan


Name: Earth's Biosphere (GeographicalLocation)
Description: The part of the Earth where life exists and is most abundant.


Name: Titanium(II) oxide (CompoundClass)
Description: A reduced form of titanium dioxide


Name: 1500 to 1200 BC (Time Period)
Description: Dates when Hittites started smelting iron


Name: Hiroshima, Japan (Location)
Description: A city in Japan that was attacked with Little Boy atomic bomb


Name: At least one ring (Artifact)
Description: A type of jewellery popular among Roman men


Name: gray, brown or bluish (Color)
Description: Colors other than pure black that early dyes often had


Name: Fair Coin (Type of Coin)
Description: A coin where the probability of heads (or success) is exactly 0.5.


Name: Nine American Indian tribes in Alabama (Native American group)
Description: Descended mostly from the Five Civilized Tribes of the American Southeast


Name: Four pieces cloth (Cloth configuration)
Description: Four pieces of cloth sewn together


Name: The region that is home to Eurasian wildlife (Geographical location)
Description: The geographical area that houses Eurasian wildlife


Name: Later Jin dynasty (dynasty)
Description: The Jin dynasty that ruled northern China from 936 to 1234


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: The most widely used metal, accounting for over 90% of worldwide metal production


Name: $50 Billion to $817 Billion (Monetary Value)
Description: Increase in annual education investment between 2003 and 2020.


Name: East Asian, South Asian, and Southeast Asian art (Art)
Description: Art produced in the regions of East Asia, South Asia, and Southeast Asia.


Name: Dascyllus albisella and Centropyge potteri (Species)
Description: Species of fish that inhabit specific black coral trees


Name: 30 percent (Population percentage)
Description: The increased proportion of the Moroccan population with health insurance due to the reform


Name: Valcamonica (Location)
Description: A location in Italy


Name: Derbyshire (County)
Description: A county in England


Name: Potassium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol K and atomic number 19.


Name: cannabis resin (Resource)
Description: Illicit drug.


Name: Titanium Diffusion (Process)
Description: A type of lattice diffusion treatment that uses titanium to enhance color in sapphires.


Name: Missouri (Place)
Description: A state in the Midwestern United States


Name: Synaesthetic Concept (Concept)
Description: A concept of a universal correspondence of forms, colors and musical sounds


Name: 1920, amended in 1929 (Constitution)
Description: The main legal document governing Austria


Name: Lakota Formation and Fallriver sandstone (Geological Formations)
Description: Part of the Inyan Kara Group in the Black Hills


Name: Stars (Astronomical Objects)
Description: Luminous spheres of plasma held together by gravity.


Name: International Handball Federation (Sports federation)
Description: An international organization for handball.


Name: Russian Populace (Demographic Group)
Description: The people of Russia who elect the president


Name: Plasma (Biological Fluid)
Description: Yellow fluid part of the blood


Name: Animal feed additive (Chemical property)
Description: The function of MnCO3 as an animal feed additive


Name: The Great Barrier Reef (coral reef)
Description: world's largest coral reef


Name: Kairouan (City)
Description: First Islamic city in Northwest Africa founded by the Arabs


Name: Eastchester (Town)
Description: Town located in Westchester County


Name: council area (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division in Scotland


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


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


Name: Capoeira (Dance)
Description: Capoeira Music is often used as the music for Capoeira performance.


Name: Majorica imitation pearl coating (Material)
Description: Coating applied on the nuclei of Majorica pearls


Name: Befana (Folklore Figure)
Description: A broomstick-riding old woman figure in Italian folklore


Name: Naturally and artificially (environment)
Description: Places where dolomite is found, including natural environments and artificial settings.


Name: Alkalis (Na2O and K2O) (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds of sodium and potassium


Name: Goldsmith (Profession)
Description: A person who works with gold, especially for making decorative or precious objects


Name: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle (3Rs) (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A popular approach to waste management that encourages reducing the amount of waste produced, reusing items, and recycling materials


Name: Rule of Law (Political Concept)
Description: The principle that all people are subject to the law


Name: Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) (GovernmentOrganization)
Description: A department of the U.S. state of Missouri, responsible for the construction and maintenance of the state's transportation infrastructure


Name: Famine-influenced peasant uprisings (Historical Event)
Description: Peasant rebellions caused by food shortages or high prices


Name: Parliament (government body)
Description: The legislative branch of the United Kingdom


Name: Krotite grains (mineral)
Description: Are likely to be among the earliest minerals formed in the solar system


Name: Some Early Celtic forms (Artifact class)
Description: Early Celtic versions of torc with unique characteristics


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


Name: Family and Handicrafts (Activity)
Description: Women look after the family and handicrafts among the Berbers.


Name: Sámi people (Ethnic group)
Description: An indigenous people living primarily in Sápmi (the Sámi homeland)


Name: Linear B (writing system)
Description: A version of the Linear A writing system used to write Mycenaean Greek.


Name: Beatrix Potter (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature who also illustrated her own books


Name: Coatepec (sacred mountain)
Description: The right one representing sacred mountains


Name: Cererian cryovolcanoes (cryovolcano)
Description: cryovolcanoes on Ceres


Name: Liverpool (Sports Team)
Description: English professional football club based in Liverpool


Name: Jakob Sederholm (Petrologist)
Description: A Finnish petrologist.


Name: City of Tangier (Place)
Description: The city of Tangier


Name: Soil fertility enhancer (Chemical property)
Description: The function of MnO2 as a soil fertility enhancer


Name: lands on the island (Land)
Description: A piece of real property


Name: trend of decreasing crime since the 1990s (Trend)
Description: A trend in which crime rates have been consistently declining in the city since the 1990s.


Name: Bauxite (Mineral)
Description: The principal ore of aluminium


Name: Renewable energy sources (Energy Source)
Description: Sources of energy derived from renewable or replenishable resources such as solar, wind, and hydropower.


Name: Norway and Scotland (Countries)
Description: The two countries that were in hostility with each other.


Name: Ready-made Frames and Albums (Material)
Description: Pre-made frames and albums for mezzotint prints


Name: [71.7% English, 14.4% Spanish, 3.5% Italian, 1.1% Portuguese and 1.1% other] (Language Distribution)
Description: The distribution of languages spoken at home.


Name: a solar thermal energy power plant (RenewableEnergy)
Description: Solar power plant as part of diversification efforts


Name: officials (Group)
Description: The participants who had to wear the official gowns during the ceremony


Name: Zinc Oxide, Various compounds of Zinc (Inorganic Compounds)
Description: Types of Zinc supplements and fortificants


Name: Other Guaqueros (Occupation)
Description: Similar individuals who poach on the mines for emeralds in Colombia


Name: Growth Mindset (Concept)
Description: A mindset that embraces challenge and sees failure as an opportunity for learning.


Name: frames of loved ones locks in braids, wreaths, or woven into floral patterns; or 'mourning scenes,' like gravestones or willow trees, depicted by hair placement (home decoration)
Description: Examples of mourning home decorations.


Name: Colour Blue (Color)
Description: The characteristic color of copper(II) compounds


Name: Southern and Western Parts of Norway (Region)
Description: The southern and western regions of Norway


Name: Dhammakaya movement (Religious movement)
Description: a modern interpretation of Buddhism in Thailand


Name: Wellington Runnings Scenic Reserve (Nature reserve)
Description: A nature reserve located in Wellington, New Zealand


Name: performers (people)
Description: People who performed dramas


Name: Mycenaean centers (Civilization)
Description: Centers of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Atmospheric Scattering (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The bending of light rays as they pass through a medium.


Name: realistic perspective, proportions, light and colour (artistic techniques)
Description: techniques used to accurately render objects and people


Name: Fluorine (chemical element)
Description: A highly reactive nonmetal with seven electrons in its outer atomic shell


Name: Guyana (Country)
Description: A neighboring country of Brazil to the northwest.


Name: Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina (Country or Region)
Description: Countries with ongoing debates about the environmental and social impacts of lithium extraction


Name: Hematite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral oxide of iron


Name: Culhuacan, Xochimilco, Cuitlahuac, Mizquic (Aztec city-states)
Description: City-states located on the southern lake of Tenochtitlan


Name: Product Information (Data about Products)
Description: Details about a product beyond its price


Name: Iran (Location)
Description: One of the places where sulfidic jasperoids are found


Name: Importance (significance)
Description: The importance of around 150 minerals.


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in Central Europe


Name: Hard surface (Physical structure)
Description: A solid and stable base where black corals can attach themselves.


Name: Sanatana Dharma (Religious tradition)
Description: Historically referred to the 'eternal' duties in Hinduism


Name: Labor Force (Group)
Description: About 4% of the Dutch labor force


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


Name: Serpentinite geographic origin (Geological origin)
Description: A type of igneous rock


Name: villages (Geographical Area)
Description: Areas controlled by the RUF during the Sierra Leone Civil War


Name: Climates of Rif Mountains (Climate)
Description: Different types of climates found in the Rif Mountains, including Mediterranean, humid temperate, alpine, and cloud forests


Name: Laonao Mountain area, Hualien County, Taiwan (Location)
Description: The area where asbestos was discovered in 1932.


Name: a business improvement district (Business Improvement District)
Description: A business improvement district in Bronx, New York City


Name: Primitive cubic structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: Structure of beta manganese at room temperature


Name: a third national park in the state (Park)
Description: The potential candidate was the Spessart


Name: Contact twinning (Type of mineral twinning)
Description: Common type of twinning in this mineral


Name: Bowls, salt shakers and boxes (Objects)
Description: Items produced with skan' in the 18th to 19th centuries


Name: world's top 500 universities (ranking)
Description: Universities ranked globally


Name: Malachite's name (Name Origin)
Description: The origin of Malachite's name


Name: Anemospilia (Location)
Description: A site where evidence of possible human sacrifice has been found


Name: 294,020 km2 (113,522 sq mi) (Area)
Description: The land area of Italy


Name: Continental Margins (Geographical Location)
Description: The area where the continents meet the oceans


Name: Greeks (People)
Description: The people of Greece


Name: Nature (Concept)
Description: The natural world, as opposed to the artificial or human-made


Name: Amphibolite, Eclogite (Geological Feature)
Description: Examples of distinctive metamorphic rocks where the facies name is used for the rock.


Name: Neanderthal (Species)
Description: The first non-modern human fossil discovered in the Neander Valley


Name: neighboring states and international trading centers (Location)
Description: Regions involved in the illegal trade of diamonds


Name: Magnetite (Fe3O4) (multiple oxide)
Description: an example of a multiple oxide


Name: Iconography of gems (Art Form)
Description: The iconography of gems, which is similar to that of coins though more varied.


Name: Afghanistan's 3x3 basketball team (Team)
Description: 3x3 basketball team of Afghanistan


Name: HRW (Human Rights Watch) (Organization)
Description: An international non-governmental organization that monitors and reports on human rights.


Name: Mineralisation (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The presence of valuable minerals in the Earth's crust.


Name: A 93 (Highway)
Description: A German motorway running from Hof to Regensburg


Name: Marital Status (Social Category)
Description: marital status indicated by the costume


Name: Tail (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The elongated section at the rear end of an animal's body


Name: Modern Commercial Christian Art Industry (Industry)
Description: Companies specializing in modern commercial Christian artists such as Thomas Blackshear and Thomas Kinkade


Name: Wavelengths as short as 157 nm (Wavelength Range)
Description: A range of wavelengths


Name: CIA (Organization)
Description: United States Central Intelligence Agency


Name: 41.3 years (Quantity)
Description: The median age of the population in Franklin as per the 2010 US census


Name: adding or subtracting days (function)
Description: Adding or subtracting days to or from the periods in question


Name: compote of apples and various local products (Food)
Description: Accompaniments for Maluns


Name: Colors with a shorter wavelength (Blue and Green) (Color)
Description: Colors that scatter more due to their shorter wavelength


Name: Large high-current silver wires (Application)
Description: Silver wires with large current capacity used in the calutron isotope separator magnets in the Manhattan Project.


Name: Material, Size, Shape, Strength, and Corrosion Resistance (Factors)
Description: The various factors considered when selecting fasteners


Name: Alexei Leonov (Astronaut)
Description: The first human to conduct a spacewalk, during Voskhod 2 in 1965


Name: Natural fluorite mineral (material)
Description: Expert carvings take advantage of the stone's zonation


Name: First-stage factory (Business)
Description: A factory responsible for cleaning and sorting the pearls


Name: Sri Lanka (Country)
Description: one of the countries where Buddhism was taken by Aśoka's emissaries


Name: Tectonic movements in the late Tertiary period (Geological Event)
Description: The connection to the mainland has been severed at the current sea level due to tectonic movements in the late Tertiary period.


Name: Electrical insulation (Product application)
Description: PTFE is an excellent dielectric and used in electrical insulation.


Name: Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Thessaly (economic_statistics)
Description: The economic output of the region Thessaly


Name: William (1777–1860) (Person)
Description: Developed methods for taking hard impressions from old gems, and casting new designs


Name: 5.4 million (2021 estimate) (Population)
Description: The estimated population of Norway as of 2021


Name: Taste Detection (Sensory Process)
Description: Process of recognizing flavors through the sense of taste


Name: The process that formed Mylonites (geological process)
Description: The original thought on the formation of Mylonite was mechanical abrasion.


Name: Foreign nations (Geographical location)
Description: Nations other than France


Name: Large stony objects (Celestial body)
Description: Very large stony objects, hundreds of meters in diameter or more


Name: Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye (1919) (Treaty)
Description: A treaty signed in 1919


Name: Algerian Cuisine (Culinary Tradition)
Description: The cuisine of Algeria, which is heavily influenced by its Arab and Berber heritage


Name: sculpture (artform)
Description: A three-dimensional work of art, usually carved or molded from a solid material


Name: Fault's coefficient of friction (Physical Property)
Description: The resistance to motion between two surfaces in contact and sliding against each other.


Name: Joss paper burning practice (Activity)
Description: The uncontrolled burning of joss paper during festivals.


Name: Korea (South Korea and North Korea) (Country)
Description: an East Asian nation


Name: Saxophone Keytouches (Part of Musical Instrument)
Description: Parts on a saxophone that are pressed to produce different notes


Name: Water and Carbon Dioxide (Gas)
Description: Volatiles produced during neocrystallization reactions


Name: Their capacity to be tuned to various wavelengths (Property)
Description: Popular for their ability to be tuned to various wavelengths in the red and near-infrared region of the electromagnetic spectrum


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common example of a tectosilicate.


Name: Fibrous binder (Component)
Description: Like straw in mud-bricks


Name: Parkinsonism-like Disease (Disorder)
Description: A condition resembling Parkinson's disease caused by chronic manganese exposure.


Name: 20th century (Time period)
Description: The 20th century, spanning from 1901 to 2000


Name: Composite Volcanoes (Volcanic Structure)
Description: These structures are characteristic of andesitic volcanism


Name: Chlorine Disinfection (chlorination) (Process)
Description: A method of disinfecting water by adding chlorine


Name: Swiss Post (Organization)
Description: The national postal service of Switzerland


Name: 2016 (Time period)
Description: The year when the black coral population in Cozumel had failed to recover.


Name: Science and Higher Education in Russia (Education Level)
Description: The educational levels that the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia is responsible for.


Name: 260,000 Austrian military deaths (Statistic)
Description: The number of Austrian military fatalities during World War II


Name: Other US allies (Group)
Description: Allies of the United States


Name: Indian Beads (Type of bead)
Description: Plastic beads originally sewn together to form ribbons.


Name: Inverted image (Visual phenomenon)
Description: The reflection of an image that is flipped 180 degrees


Name: Magnesium (Element)
Description: Shows similar chemical properties.


Name: Uranium nitrate (Chemical compound)
Description: A specific uranyl salt


Name: trade (Economic Activity)
Description: Exchange of goods and services among human societies


Name: 4 clawed dragons for officials, Han Chinese nobles and Manchu nobles (Dragons)
Description: The number of clawed dragons that could be depicted on clothing according to these laws


Name: Oil sinking down (action)
Description: The action of oil sinking down in the paste.


Name: Aspinwall (Person or Organization)
Description: The developer of the Aspinwall Classification System, not specified in text


Name: slits on both sides of the ao (physical attribute)
Description: depending on the style


Name: Northern Switzerland (region)
Description: A region in northern Switzerland.


Name: Liberia (Country)
Description: A country located on the west coast of Africa.


Name: the margin of danger warning sign, give way signs and prohibitory signs (Traffic Sign)
Description: Traffic signs that use Red.


Name: Impactite (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A specific type of impact breccia with unique properties


Name: Extraction of the desired materials (Activity)
Description: The actual removal of the minerals or ore from the earth.


Name: Inert gas (Object)
Description: A gas that is chemically inactive or unreactive.


Name: Fossils (Fossil)
Description: Fossils that some chert is devoid of.


Name: a convergent plate boundary (geological boundary type)
Description: An example of a geological boundary where one tectonic plate is forced beneath another, such as the Mariana Trench.


Name: Human Protein PSMA (Biological Entity)
Description: A human protein used in the HD-GPF Reporter System


Name: Poems of Sappho (Literary Work)
Description: Mentioned in connection with purple footwear made by Greek dyers


Name: Many former colonies of Spain (Country)
Description: These countries feature red on their own banners, as one of the colors of the Spanish flag


Name: Acolhuas of Texcoco (ethnic group)
Description: One of the principal allied city-states of Tenochtitlan


Name: Vestlandet (Region)
Description: The Vestlandet region, located in western Norway


Name: significant amount of rainfall (amount_of_precipitation)
Description: Receives significant amount of rainfall during the year


Name: Fire Lance (Weapon)
Description: A flame-thrower weapon dating to around 1000 CE, a precursor to projectile weapons driven by burning gunpowder


Name: Bandung, Indonesia (Location)
Description: City where Arie Poldervaart was born


Name: Taenite and Kamacite (Mineral Entities)
Description: Unique iron-nickel minerals in meteorites


Name: Recent infections (Medical Condition)
Description: Conditions characterized by the invasion of microorganisms into body tissues


Name: Emperor (China) (Political Position)
Description: Rulers of ancient and imperial China


Name: deep red (color)
Description: The natural color of Almandine, often leaning towards purple.


Name: Aoraki / Mount Cook (Mountain)
Description: The highest mountain in New Zealand


Name: Coup d'état attempt (Event)
Description: Attempt by members of Gorbachev's government to preserve the Soviet Union


Name: Aluminium hydroxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound of aluminum and oxygen formed by hydrolysis of Al3+


Name: Song dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Chinese dynasty (960–1279)


Name: Romania (Country)
Description: A country that borders Ukraine to the southwest


Name: Recovery of torcs from the Celtic dead (historical event) (Historical event)
Description: The recovery of 183 torcs from the Celtic dead after the battle in 386 BC


Name: the longest cantilever span in North America (length of the bridge span)
Description: The length of the Queensboro Bridge span that it was from 1909 to 1917


Name: Lead Sheets (physical entity)
Description: Soft metal sheets used for writing or curse tablets


Name: Boris Yeltsin (Leader)
Description: First directly elected President of the Russian SFSR


Name: Purple dye (Dye)
Description: These cities were producing purple dye as early as the 15th century BC


Name: of cancer treatment (Effect)
Description: The use of doxorubicin molecules bonded to nanodiamond surfaces (ND-DOX) in cancer treatment can reduce side effects.


Name: their capitals (geographical location)
Description: Cities which serve as administrative centers for the provinces


Name: Mixcoatl or Camaxtli (deity)
Description: -


Name: Carbon Nanofoam (Carbon allotrope)
Description: A carbon allotrope with a density much lower than that of previously produced carbon aerogels.


Name: Health Insurance in the Netherlands (Insurance)
Description: The mandatory health insurance in the Netherlands


Name: Tourmaline (Mineral)
Description: Some consider what was thought to be lyngurium might have been less likely forms of tourmaline.


Name: Agate vessels (Natural Gemstone)
Description: The natural gemstones that the agate glass was designed to resemble.


Name: Vacancy Rate (Statistic)
Description: The vacancy rate in Cresciano


Name: Petroleum Reservoirs (Geological Structure)
Description: Natural underground spaces that hold petroleum


Name: Four periods (Prepalatial, Protopalatial, Neopalatial, and Postpalatial) (periods)
Description: An alternative system for dividing Minoan history proposed by Nikolaos Platon


Name: Rusyn, Rusyns (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group whose language is disputed by the Ukrainian government.


Name: pseudotachylite (rock_type)
Description: Formed by frictional effects within the crater floor.


Name: Point-contact crystal detector (Device)
Description: A type of crystal detector vital for microwave radio systems


Name: Owning or creating seals (action)
Description: The action of owning or creating seals.


Name: Negro (Ethnic slur)
Description: The English word that originated from Niger, meaning black in Ancient Roman


Name: Beryllium-9 (Isotope)
Description: The naturally occurring beryllium, save for slight contamination by the cosmogenic radioisotopes.


Name: Henri Moissan (Person)
Description: French chemist who isolated elemental fluorine


Name: Fairies, Dragons, Monsters, and Devil (Mythological Creatures)
Description: Various mythical beings


Name: Russia's ecosystems (Ecosystems)
Description: The various natural habitats in Russia


Name: 8 hours (time duration)
Description: Exposure may not be evident for 8 hours for 50% HF, rising to 24 hours for lower concentrations


Name: German Democratic Republic (Deutsche Demokratische Republik; DDR) (Country)
Description: East Germany


Name: Cocket (Historical artifact)
Description: A custom house seal or certified document in old English law


Name: Cooperative Sector (economic sector)
Description: A significant part of the Japanese economy


Name: Emeralds (Mineral)
Description: A precious stone of the beryl family, characterized by a rich green color.


Name: Desserts (Food)
Description: Various dishes such as buñuelos, natillas, Maria Luisa cake, etc.


Name: England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland (Country/Region)
Description: The four constituent countries of the United Kingdom


Name: Atomic Interferometry and Atomic Holography (Scientific Research)
Description: For use in atomic interferometry and atomic holography


Name: Income less than $1.90 per day (2011 PPP) (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of China's population living with an income of less than $1.90 per day from 1978 to 2018.


Name: Coasts (Natural Geographical Feature)
Description: The area between the high-tide mark and the inland limit of the territorial sea


Name: Constitutional Reform (Political Action)
Description: A change in the country's constitution


Name: Russian Rule (1878-1914) (Historical Period)
Description: The period during which Russia ruled the region


Name: Ozone (Substance)
Description: A substance with powerful oxidation characteristics used to disinfect water with organic matter


Name: Hairwork (craft)
Description: Jewelry or artwork made of human hair.


Name: Hekatompedon (Building)
Description: Another name for the Parthenon during some periods


Name: Gamay (Location)
Description: A commune in the Aosta Valley, Italy


Name: Number of online hanfu stores (Quantity)
Description: The total number of online hanfu stores.


Name: Boston Latin School (School)
Description: The oldest public school in America


Name: Ecological Economics of Building Materials (Concept)
Description: The study of the economic and ecological impacts of building materials.


Name: Simple Periscope (Optical Device)
Description: A device using a system of mirrors to direct light rays around corners or over obstacles.


Name: turquoise, mother of pearl, spondylus shell, and amethyst (mineral or shell)
Description: Materials used for inlaying


Name: Size and composition (Physical property)
Description: The physical properties used to classify peridots


Name: Colombia (Regions) (Location)
Description: The regions where Sebastián de Belalcázar explored and founded towns in 1536-1537


Name: Metal (Physical object)
Description: A solid substance that is a good conductor of electricity.


Name: wa-na-ssoi, wa-na-ka-te (Mycenaean Royalty)
Description: The 'two queens and the king' mentioned in Pylos.


Name: letters secret (Letter Type)
Description: Secret letters sent by governments.


Name: Ternary compounds involving transition metals (Classification of compounds)
Description: Compounds consisting of three different elements, usually including a transition metal.


Name: Silica (Chemical Element)
Description: Silicon dioxide (SiO2) in its various forms, such as quartz, sand, and flint


Name: Vlychada Caves at Pirgos Dirou (Tourist attraction)
Description: A significant tourist destination in the Mani Peninsula


Name: Athens (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Greece


Name: Imperial Japanese Army officers and warrant officers (military personnel)
Description: Officers and warrant officers of the Imperial Japanese Army


Name: Péter Püspöki-Nagy (Historian)
Description: Hungarian historian who proposed the existence of two Moravias


Name: Marble (Material)
Description: A metamorphic rock composed of recrystallized carbonate minerals.


Name: Oslo (City)
Description: Has most of its adherents living in Oslo, which has two gurdwaras


Name: First half of the 20th century (Time Period)
Description: The period between approximately 1900 and 1950


Name: Netherlands Colonies (Region)
Description: The region where Suriname was located and had slaves.


Name: Valuable insights into human culture, society, and the human condition (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: 230U (Isotope)
Description: The longest-lived isotope among uranium isotopes not found in natural samples or nuclear fuel


Name: benzyl potassium (KCH2C6H5) (compound)
Description: An example of organopotassium compound


Name: Number of Mobile Homes (Statistic)
Description: The number of mobile homes in Cresciano


Name: Granulite Facies (Geological Classification)
Description: A geological facies defined by the lower temperature boundary of 700 ± 50 °C and the pressure range of 2–15 kb


Name: High-carbon steel (Steel type)
Description: A type of steel with a higher carbon content


Name: Various companies (Company)
Description: Different entities operating domestic passenger trains in Norway


Name: Amazon River (tourism_attraction)
Description: The largest river by discharge volume in the world, flowing through Brazil and other countries.


Name: Itoigawa (City)
Description: A city in Niigata Prefecture, Japan


Name: Web-based tool (Artifact)
Description: A web-based tool developed to facilitate and encourage the use of the taxonomy for software testing


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: A silvery, ductile, lightweight metal.


Name: 890 °C or 1,630 °F (Temperature)
Description: The temperature at which the eutectic reaction occurs


Name: Cultural Studies in the United Kingdom (Academic Field)
Description: The academic field that focuses on the study of popular culture and its social meanings


Name: Yatagan (type of sword)
Description: A curved sabre used in the Ottoman Empire


Name: Female Artists (Classification of Artists)
Description: Kitty Kielland was a pioneer among female artists


Name: Various other meteorites (meteorite)
Description: The locations where Majorite has been reported.


Name: Farm site (Location)
Description: The location where the last family-owned farm in Manhattan was situated before it was developed.


Name: Georgios Papanikolaou (Person)
Description: Greek physician, medical researcher, and academic who is best known for developing the Pap test


Name: Iberian reliefs, Lady of Baza, León de Bujalance, Phoenician sarcophagi of Cádiz, Roman sculptures (Artwork)
Description: Artworks found in Andalusia dating back to antiquity


Name: Euro (Currency)
Description: The currency used in Spain and many other European countries.


Name: Shugendō practicers (Group)
Description: Followers of Shugendō who practice the religion.


Name: Argentina (Country)
Description: Argentina, a country in South America


Name: Gemstones, due to their beauty and rarity (Application)
Description: Used as gemstones, due to their beauty and rarity


Name: St. Moritz (City)
Description: A city in Switzerland famous for inventing bobsleigh


Name: Worldwide (Region)
Description: All regions of the world


Name: Mainland Mycenaean Greeks (Culture)
Description: Cultural group that dominated Minoan civilization


Name: Atmosphere (Meteorological phenomenon)
Description: The layer of air surrounding the Earth


Name: Data describing defined characteristics of materials in products (Information)
Description: Data concerning the properties and attributes of the materials used in a product or construction.


Name: Peridot (Gemstone)
Description: The gemstone variety of forsterite olivine.


Name: Cyrillic Alphabet (Writing System)
Description: Writing system predominantly used by Orthodox Christians


Name: Great Moravia (early-feudal state)
Description: an early-feudal state in the 9th century


Name: Federal Laws (Legal Document)
Description: The laws that the regional laws must adhere to


Name: during the Soviet era (Historical period)
Description: The time period when these holidays gained popularity in Russia


Name: Etruscan civilization (civilization)
Description: An ancient Italian civilization of the Iron Age and early Roman Republic


Name: Black Sea and the Sea of Azov (Sea)
Description: A body of water that borders Ukraine to the south and southeast


Name: Diamond Cutting (Process)
Description: That the best form of a diamond is its natural octahedral crystal form and not as a cut stone.


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: The country where Ukrainian is the sole state language.


Name: Norwegian Literature (Literature)
Description: The literature of Norway


Name: Innsbruck (City)
Description: A city in Austria


Name: Staten Island (Location)
Description: The southernmost and least densely populated of the five boroughs of New York City, coextensive with Richmond County.


Name: Hayreddin Barbarossa (Person)
Description: An Ottoman admiral


Name: Motorsports (Sport)
Description: The sport of racing motor vehicles


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent in Earth's northern hemisphere


Name: Elemental Semiconductors (Chemical Class)
Description: Semiconductors that are made of a single element


Name: Ostwald ripening (Process)
Description: A process in which large particles grow at the expense of smaller ones


Name: D.O. Condado de Huelva, D.O. Manzanilla-Sanlúcar de Barrameda, D.O. Málaga, D.O. Montilla-Moriles, and D.O. Sierras de Málaga (wine region)
Description: Five wine regions in Andalusia


Name: Anatolia or Levant (place)
Description: Regions in present-day Turkey and Syria


Name: Normal tissues (Tissue)
Description: Tissues surrounding the tumor cells


Name: Lord Kingsborough (Person)
Description: English aristocrat who published Antiquities of Mexico


Name: Metorites (Celestial Bodies)
Description: Locations where carbon nitride is found.


Name: - (-)
Description: Not applicable, as the action was a discovery or development


Name: Sulfur dioxide (Gas)
Description: A gas with the formula SO2, a colourless molecule of sulfur and oxygen.


Name: Metal (specifically gold rings) (Material)
Description: Metal, specifically gold rings, used in creating complex designs with many figures


Name: Silver filigree of Karimnagar (Art)
Description: Silver filigree art from Karimnagar


Name: Mn56 (Isotope)
Description: A stable isotope of manganese with atomic mass 56


Name: Para-Amphibolite (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: Rock with a similar mineral assemblage as ortho-amphibolite but more biotite, quartz, plagioclase, and possibly calcite/aragonite and wollastonite.


Name: Important Occasions (Event)
Description: Significant or notable events.


Name: diamonds from Ellendale diamond field, Australia (specific group of diamonds)
Description: A specific group of diamonds discovered to have ultra-rare purple fluorescence.


Name: Temperature (450 °C) (physical quantity)
Description: A temperature of 450 degrees Celsius


Name: cP lattice (Crystal lattice)
Description: A cubic crystal lattice with an Atomic Packing Factor (APF) of about 0.524


Name: Contact goniometer (Equipment)
Description: A device used to measure angles, commonly employed in crystallography


Name: Red foxes (Animal species)
Description: A canid native to the wilderness and only sparsely seen in human habitation


Name: Cresciano (Location)
Description: A municipality in the canton of Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Virginia Military Institute (Educational Institution)
Description: Produced many officers for the Confederacy


Name: Three Regions, two of which, the Flemish Region and Walloon Region, are in turn subdivided into provinces; the third Region, the Brussels Capital Region, is neither a province nor a part of a province. (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: Belgium's administrative divisions


Name: Many people (Group)
Description: A collective group of individuals


Name: Ancient world (Historical period)
Description: The ancient era.


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: The mineral with which Fayalite is stable at low pressures


Name: forest region (GeographicalFeature)
Description: An area characterized by trees, shrubs, and other vegetation.


Name: Persian rule (Historical Event)
Description: The dominion of the Persians over a region or people


Name: Country (Geopolitical)
Description: Countries visited by tourists


Name: Qun (裙) (Clothing)
Description: Skirt, one of the types of shenyi during Han dynasty


Name: White Americans (Racial and ethnic group)
Description: Americans who have ancestry from Europe, the Middle East, or North Africa.


Name: Flamengos Valley (Geographical Location)
Description: A valley on Faial Island


Name: Cyanobacteria or microalgae bloom (Biological Process)
Description: A rapid increase in the population of cyanobacteria or microalgae


Name: Various Biological Processes (Biological Category)
Description: Processes that take place in a living organism in order to maintain life


Name: Shamanic practitioners (Group)
Description: Individuals practicing shamanism.


Name: Intellectual property law (Legal System)
Description: A system of laws that aims to protect the creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; designs and symbols; names and images used in commerce.


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, an alliance that guarantees the freedom and security of its members


Name: Felsic Volcanic Rock (e.g., Tuff) (Geological Rock)
Description: Volcanic rock with a high silica content


Name: Olympic Medals (Award)
Description: Medals awarded in the Olympics for different places in a competition


Name: Measurements of Organic Matter (Process)
Description: The process of measuring organic matter


Name: Schengen Area (26 European countries) (Political Entity)
Description: An area consisting of 26 European countries that have abolished internal borders and implemented a common visa policy, allowing for free movement of people, goods, services, and capital


Name: [Engadin] (Valley)
Description: A valley in Switzerland, entirely drained by the Inn and is the only valley in Switzerland in the Danube basin.


Name: Jadeite and nephrite (Mineral forms of jade)
Description: Examples of minerals with this property


Name: 20% (Numeric Value)
Description: Higher figure used in estimation


Name: the exact date of fall (Time)
Description: The specific date when the Tenham meteorite fell


Name: Performing the required task efficiently (Action)
Description: Using a soft abrasive substance prevents performing the required task efficiently


Name: Economy (nominal GDP) (Economic concept)
Description: A system of interrelated production, distribution and exchange activities


Name: American poetry (Art Form)
Description: The art form of writing poems in the United States


Name: Crimean parliament (legislative body)
Description: The parliament of Crimea, not recognized by Ukraine


Name: Ephemeral or silver table decorations (Decoration)
Description: The category of table decorations that the Cellini Salt Cellar belongs to


Name: Low plasma magnesium (Health condition)
Description: A condition characterized by low levels of magnesium in the blood


Name: Grihastha stage (Life stage)
Description: The most important life stage as it produced food, wealth, and continued the Hindu population.


Name: Society of Dilettanti (Organization)
Description: To survey the ruins of classical Athens


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


Name: 'Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, BAPS and ISKCON' (Religious leader)
Description: Leaders of various 'Guru-isms' and new religious movements


Name: Adult sea urchin (Animal)
Description: Fully grown sea urchin


Name: German (ethnicity)
Description: Ethnic group with significant communities in the Southern and Southeastern regions of Brazil


Name: Unionida or Margaritiferidae (Family)
Description: The families that contain certain species of freshwater mussels that produce nacreous pearls


Name: Betrothal, Engagement and Wedding Rings (Jewelry)
Description: Rings used for betrothal, engagement and wedding ceremonies.


Name: Star Carr Pendant (artifact)
Description: Decorated engraved pendant dating to around 11,000 BC


Name: Temperate Mediterranean regions (Climate Zone)
Description: Regions in North Macedonia along the valleys of the Vardar and Strumica rivers


Name: Staten Island Ferry (Ferry)
Description: The world's busiest ferry route.


Name: solidifying Norway's position as a significant player in the world of cinema (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies frequently garner acclaim and attention at international film festivals, highlighting Norway's cinematic talent on an international platform, reinforcing Norway's status as a major force in the global film industry


Name: Blue phenomena (Color)
Description: Diverse blues that appear due to the absence of colorants


Name: Mocha's climate (Climate)
Description: The climatic condition of Mocha


Name: Anhydrite (Mineral)
Description: The anhydrous equivalent of gypsum


Name: One in ten people in UK (Proportion)
Description: Approximately 10% of the population in the UK


Name: The feminine aspect in deity (Concept)
Description: The representation of the divine feminine.


Name: Great Folktales (Cultural Concept)
Description: Tales that depict the historical figures as more gifted, powerful, or knowledgeable


Name: a land of opportunity and innovation, with a strong emphasis on education, research, and technological advancement (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of opportunity and innovation, with a strong emphasis on education, research, and technological advancement


Name: Acetaldehyde (Compound)
Description: Three molecules of this compound condense to form Paraldehyde


Name: Fancy Cuts Diamond (diamond cut)
Description: Diamonds in various shapes derived from the round brilliant


Name: xuanduan (Hanfu type)
Description: Worn by the emperor when not at court, also worn by princes during sacrificial occasions and by scholars


Name: U.S. 400th Missile Squadron (Military Unit Type)
Description: The U.S. 400th Missile Squadron used the crossed missiles as a symbol


Name: Duc de Berry's Holy Thorn Reliquary (Artwork)
Description: A jewelled and enamelled metalwork religious artifact


Name: Pallanza (Town)
Description: The town of Pallanza that is near Mosogno


Name: Azure (Colour)
Description: A shade of blue.


Name: Tissint meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: The meteorite that was the source of the town's name


Name: Arad Central Bus Station (Transportation Facility)
Description: Bus station in Arad, Israel


Name: Total Households (Statistic)
Description: The total number of households in Cresciano


Name: Western Wei dynasty (dynasty)
Description: the Western Wei dynasty is another name for the Northern Qi dynasty


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: Eastern Asian nation


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: European country known for its rich history and culture.


Name: Immunocytes Functionality (Biological Process)
Description: The ability of immune cells to function


Name: German Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitän (Compound Noun (German))
Description: The original German compound


Name: Greeks (People)
Description: Ancient Greek people


Name: Hattian rulers (Historical figure)
Description: A group of rulers who were gradually replaced by Hittite rulers


Name: Spiritual Growth (Concept)
Description: In many cultures, purple is also a symbol of spiritual growth.


Name: Population Distribution of Spain (Description)
Description: The distribution of the population in Spain is very unequal, with most populated areas lying around the coast and the region surrounding Madrid being an exception


Name: Pink sapphires (Type of sapphire)
Description: A specific type of sapphire with a secondary hue of pink


Name: Mica mineral group (Geological mineral group)
Description: A group of minerals that share similar properties


Name: Cessation of Government Functioning (Historical Event)
Description: The temporary halt of government operations following the deposition of King James II


Name: Right Angle (Geometric Shape)
Description: An angle that measures 90 degrees.


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of aluminium oxide with traces of chromium, vanadium, titanium, iron or other metals


Name: Over 174,000 students enrolled in different universities (Student)
Description: Number of university students in Afghanistan


Name: Titanium Metal (Metal)
Description: A metal with the atomic number 22 and symbol Ti


Name: Prosecutors in Ukraine (law enforcement agency)
Description: The prosecutorial authorities responsible for enforcing criminal law in Ukraine


Name: Gibraltar (British Overseas Territory)
Description: A British overseas territory located on the south coast of Spain


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Europe.


Name: Cubic Zirconia (CZ) (diamond simulant)
Description: A synthetic diamond simulant


Name: Fish (Marine life)
Description: Various fish species that live within the nearby waters and corals of Zabargad Island.


Name: End of Conflict Agreement (Agreement)
Description: An agreement between FARC-EP and the Colombian government to end the armed conflict.


Name: Radon (chemical element)
Description: One of the six noble gases


Name: Interstate Highway System (Highway system)
Description: A network of large, open freeways linking the states in the U.S.


Name: Sweetness (Quality)
Description: A pleasing or agreeable characteristic


Name: Injuries (Biological Condition)
Description: Damage to the fragile rim of the shell, exposing it to further injury


Name: Faceting (Gemstone processing)
Description: A method used to show the optical properties of a gemstone's interior


Name: Arad Mall (Shopping Mall)
Description: A shopping mall in the city of Arad, Israel


Name: cyclotrimerization (Chemical process)
Description: the conversion of acetylene to benzene


Name: Fe-deficient monoclinic Fe7S8 (Mineral)
Description: A specific type of pyrrhotite with deficient iron and monoclinic symmetry


Name: Antitrust Prosecutions (Legal Action)
Description: Legal actions taken during Folk's administration


Name: 75,000 Jews (People)
Description: Jewish citizens of France during World War II


Name: The Royal Canadian Mint (Mint)
Description: Released several colored coins, with the first being in commemoration of Remembrance Day.


Name: Burin (Tool)
Description: A hardened steel tool used by engravers to cut the design.


Name: Hill (Geographical Feature)
Description: A natural landform where the wheel of cheese is rolled down.


Name: Northern Yuan (Political_entity)
Description: A Mongol-led dynasty in northern China and Mongolia during the late 14th and early 15th centuries


Name: Governorate General of Brazil (Administrative region)
Description: The colonial government established in 1549


Name: Professions (Occupation)
Description: A group of jobs requiring specialized knowledge and skills


Name: Agricultural areas (Geographical Area)
Description: Areas that produced crops or livestock


Name: Poplar Bluff, Missouri (Place)
Description: A city in Butler County, Missouri


Name: Brown trout (Fish)
Description: A type of fish found in the streams up to the snow line in the Alps.


Name: Manchu hairstyle (cultural practice)
Description: The unique hairstyle of the Manchus


Name: Excessive secretion of parathyroid hormone (PTH) (Biological Process)
Description: A biological process that facilitates calcium absorption.


Name: United States (country)
Description: a federal republic consisting of 50 states and a federal district


Name: Progressive Ideals (Ideology)
Description: A belief in the progress of society towards a utopian or ideal state


Name: Sulfur Dioxide (Air Pollutant)
Description: A gas produced by the burning of fossil fuels and certain industrial processes


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


Name: 30th position (Ranking)
Description: Global Innovation Index ranking in 2024


Name: Badgers (Animal)
Description: Animals that can share red fox dens.


Name: Xǐ (璽) / Bǎo (寶) (Object)
Description: Large seals used by Chinese emperors, their families and officials


Name: Shape (Physical Attribute)
Description: The form or outline of an object.


Name: Aggregate for Concrete (Material Classification)
Description: A significant portion of gravel's production is used in making concrete.


Name: Cuprous and cupric compounds (Compound)
Description: Specific types of copper compounds


Name: Kidneys (Organ)
Description: A pair of organs responsible for maintaining the water and salt balance in the body


Name: Water (Liquid)
Description: Potassium reacts vigorously with water.


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: Ancient Roman civilization


Name: Mining and agriculture (Industry Sector)
Description: The primary sectors driving the Australian economy


Name: Any Other Bones in the Body (Bone)
Description: All the bones that make up the human skeleton.


Name: Mesolcina (location)
Description: A valley in the Grisons, Switzerland.


Name: New York Harbor (Location)
Description: A natural harbor on the Atlantic coast of the United States


Name: Uranium-238 (Isotope)
Description: The other isotope of uranium


Name: Freshwater cultured pearls (Type of Pearl)
Description: Most freshwater cultured pearls sold today come from China.


Name: Meteorite (astronomical object)
Description: A solid piece of debris from space that survives entry into Earth's atmosphere and lands on its surface.


Name: 14 quarry employees (People)
Description: Workers who lived in Marble while others lived in Quarry Town


Name: Copper smelting furnaces (Artifact)
Description: Furnaces used for copper smelting


Name: England (Country)
Description: The use of mezzotint in other parts of the continent was significantly less than in England during the 18th century.


Name: Asmar, Mesopotamia and Tall Chagar Bazaar in northern Syria (Location)
Description: Locations where samples of smelted iron were found


Name: Diameter of Round Brilliant Diamond (Diameter)
Description: The size of a round brilliant diamond in terms of millimeters


Name: Culturing process of a Tahitian Pearl (Process)
Description: The process by which Tahitian pearls are cultivated.


Name: Afghanistan and Pakistan (Geographical region)
Description: Region consisting of Afghanistan and Pakistan


Name: Paris (Location)
Description: City where Alexandre Brongniart was born


Name: many calls for debt relief from debtor nations (Financial assistance requests)
Description: -


Name: Elderly (70-79) (age group)
Description: Age group consisting of elderly between 70 and 79


Name: House of Savoy (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The royal house that ruled Sardinia-Piedmont, Sicily and then the Kingdom of Italy from 1861


Name: Organic compounds (Scientific Concept)
Description: Biological molecules in the process of breaking up during decomposition


Name: Rocket Fuel (Material)
Description: A material used to propel a rocket.


Name: two potential source regions on Ceres (Geographical Feature)
Description: Two areas on Ceres potentially responsible for the release of water vapor


Name: interment of families (Funeral practice)
Description: The interment of families over long periods in these tombs


Name: EU (International Organization)
Description: The European Union (EU)


Name: Bead embroidery (Art technique)
Description: Technique of sewing beads onto fabric to create broad collar neck pieces and beaded bracelets.


Name: ferries and inter-island ferry services (FerryService)
Description: Ferries that connect different islands in New Zealand


Name: 5 terrestrial ecoregions (Ecoregion count)
Description: The number of terrestrial ecoregions in Norway


Name: Uppsala Conflict Data Program (Research_project)
Description: research project


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: Through the smelting process, copper can be extracted from malachite


Name: 20% of foreign surnames in Germany (statistical_data)
Description: The proportion of foreign surnames in Germany that are of Slavic origin


Name: Tiffany & Co. (Company)
Description: A luxury goods manufacturer specializing in jewelry and luxury items


Name: Local police departments and sheriff departments (Law enforcement)
Description: Enforced by local police departments and sheriff departments


Name: Participants (Group)
Description: Many people participate in the Romería de El Rocío


Name: air force and navy (military_branch)
Description: Shifted emphasis towards air force and navy


Name: Walls built by stacking mud bricks (Construction method)
Description: Building walls by stacking air-dried building blocks called mud bricks.


Name: [jennite, oyelite and calcite] (Minerals)
Description: List of minerals that form alongside afwillite


Name: Reconstruction of Cultural Concept (Action)
Description: The action that Culture Repositioning refers to.


Name: Oil (Resource)
Description: Liquid petroleum extracted from the ground or natural reservoirs


Name: Diamond-tipped core drills (Tool)
Description: Tools used to create holes in the jade boulders for sampling and extraction


Name: 2015 (Year)
Description: The year Ipswich Jazz Festival started


Name: Packaging and labeling (Process Step)
Description: Packaging and labeling involve preparing the cosmetic product for sale, including filling the container, applying labels, and ensuring compliance with regulations


Name: Lithium Triangle (Geographical Region)
Description: A region known for its high-quality salt flats and lithium reserves


Name: Papyrus Graecus Holmiensis (Document)
Description: A Greek papyrus from the third or fourth century CE


Name: Neolithic period (Time period)
Description: A period of prehistory, specifically the New Stone Age


Name: Copper Alloys (Metallurgical Product)
Description: Materials consisting of copper and other metals.


Name: Mangroves (Plant)
Description: A type of tree that can stabilize sediments.


Name: Anti-Secession Law (Legal Document)
Description: A law passed by the PRC that outlines events that could lead to military conflict.


Name: Slavery (Institution)
Description: The institution involving the ownership of a human being by another person, typically for life.


Name: Legend of Yurupary (Literature)
Description: A notable pre-Columbian era epic poem from Colombia


Name: Civilizing Mission (Idea)
Description: The belief that European civilization should be spread to non-European societies


Name: Elongated iron H pins (metal object)
Description: Iron pins used in the construction or repair of the Parthenon


Name: Mexican Pink (Color)
Description: Name given to pink by Perle Mesta


Name: Great Moravia (Empire)
Description: Historical empire associated with the church


Name: Ig Nobel Peace Prize (Award)
Description: An award that recognizes achievements that first make people laugh, and then make them think


Name: Some employees of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (Government Employee)
Description: Employees who work for a part of the British government responsible for foreign affairs and trade


Name: hiking trails, adventure sports and Maori culture (Activity)
Description: Some of the popular activities and cultural aspects in New Zealand


Name: Telangana state (State)
Description: A state in southern India


Name: Carol Wax (Artist)
Description: A person whose name is mentioned but not provided with any specific relationship or context within the text.


Name: human settlement (activity)
Description: Process of developing or occupying land by humans for various purposes


Name: $125 million of diamonds yearly (Monetary Value)
Description: The amount of diamonds mined by the RUF during the Sierra Leone Civil War


Name: Dutch Healthcare System (Healthcare System)
Description: The Dutch healthcare system that provides insurance for its residents


Name: 1 MW (Power Level)
Description: Highest power level at which large-scale industrial units have been tested


Name: Powder, dust, sand, pieces of debris during a car accident, stars (Specific types of macroscopic particles)
Description: Examples given in the text


Name: Statement (Statement)
Description: The founders of the first advanced European civilization were European.


Name: Ipswich Witches Speedway Team (Speedway team)
Description: A professional speedway team based in Ipswich.


Name: Old World counterparts (Animal species (Red fox in Old World))
Description: The Red Fox populations in the Old World


Name: Traditions (Cultural Practice)
Description: The customs and beliefs passed down through generations in Spain, including bullfighting.


Name: James Cataldi (also known as the 'Birdman of Inwood') (Person)
Description: Into a flourishing wetland


Name: Heat-Resistant Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed to withstand high temperatures without becoming damaged or changing shape, making it safe for use in the oven and on the stovetop


Name: tire balances and flywheels (Physical Object)
Description: -


Name: Franz Boas (Person)
Description: German-born American anthropologist who brought Bastian's tradition to the United States


Name: Rail transportation dedicated to freight shipments (Transport Sector)
Description: The sector of the economy focused on rail transport for cargo.


Name: Authorities (national and regional) (government_body)
Description: Government bodies at the national and regional level.


Name: Atomic vapor laser isotope separation (AVLIS) (Method)
Description: An alternative laser method of enrichment


Name: Defense and aerospace industries (Industry)
Description: Sectors that manufacture defense equipment or aircraft, spacecraft, etc.


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


Name: Blue sapphires with violet or green hues (Gemstone)
Description: Gems that have violet or green secondary hues in addition to the blue primary hue


Name: Metal cations (ion)
Description: Metal cations are Mg2+, Fe2+, and Na+


Name: Bora Bora (Location)
Description: The location the Bora Bora cruiseline sails to.


Name: Members of Victorian and older pieces (Group)
Description: Individuals involved with Victorian or older hairwork pieces


Name: Henrietta d'Oultremont (person)
Description: A Belgian Roman Catholic woman


Name: Sea Urchin Respiratory Organs (Physical Feature)
Description: The organs that allow a sea urchin to take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide.


Name: - (-)
Description: The reasons behind the popularity of Agates.


Name: Capes (Artifact)
Description: The Cherokee people of Southeastern Northern America used swan or turkey feathers to make capes.


Name: Regional Disparities (Social Term)
Description: Differences in the levels of economic growth and living standards across regions.


Name: Hebei Province (province)
Description: Province where the Taihang Mountains are located


Name: Winter (Season)
Description: A cold season of the year


Name: yellow and indigo blue (Color Complement)
Description: Colors that were stated to be complements by Helmholtz.


Name: Villages (of ROC) (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: Part of districts, cities and townships


Name: A values (Grading System)
Description: The grading system used to evaluate the quality based on factors such as luster, shape, surface, color and matching


Name: 70-75% of the country's citizens are ethnic Turks (Percentage)
Description: The estimation of the percentage of ethnic Turks in Turkey by the World Factbook


Name: Area (Place)
Description: The area surrounding the Parthenon on the Acropolis


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Ocean)
Description: An ocean where some Corallium species are found.


Name: Brussels-Capital Region (Political Entity)
Description: One of the three Regions in Belgium


Name: 0.267*cube of edge length (Mathematics)
Description: This formula assumes all edges are equal in length


Name: Iron and manganese (in highest oxidation state) (Chemical_elements)
Description: Elements found in their highest oxidation state


Name: Qing dynasty (dynasty)
Description: The Qing Dynasty was the last imperial dynasty of China, established in 1644 and lasting until 1912.


Name: Arson Incidents in The Mountain Range (from 1998 to 2001) (Criminal Incident in Timeframe and Location)
Description: Arson incidents that occurred in the mountain range from 1998 to 2001.


Name: plutonium bombs (nuclear weapon)
Description: The Gadget and the bomb that was detonated over Nagasaki were both plutonium bombs


Name: Gupta Empire (Historical empire)
Description: An empire that existed in ancient India from 320 to 550 CE


Name: Ordinary Chrysoberyl (Variety of Chrysoberyl)
Description: Yellowish-green and transparent to translucent.


Name: western Greek colonists (ancient culture group)
Description: Greek settlers who established colonies in other lands


Name: Homes in Drafi Area (Building)
Description: Houses located within the Drafi area.


Name: smaller particles have a higher surface energy than larger particles (Property)
Description: This is the reason behind Ostwald ripening


Name: Athens (City-State)
Description: An ancient city-state in Greece


Name: Constitutional Court of Ukraine (court)
Description: The body that interprets the constitution and ensures legislation conforms to it


Name: 2020 (Year)
Description: The year the Inwood branch was temporarily relocated.


Name: 2000 (time period)
Description: Year when the growth of the New Zealand fashion industry began to increase


Name: Button (artifact)
Description: A fastener that joins two pieces of fabric together by slipping through a loop or by sliding through a buttonhole


Name: Kingdom of Castile (Historical Kingdom)
Description: A historical kingdom in the Iberian Peninsula, founded after the collapse of the Kingdom of León.


Name: 7Li, Be, F (Nuclides)
Description: These nuclides have low enough thermal neutron capture cross-sections not to poison the fission reactions inside a nuclear fission reactor.


Name: 1978 (Year)
Description: The year when the production of Taiwan Jade gradually declined.


Name: Milky Way (Galaxy)
Description: A spiral galaxy that is home to our solar system.


Name: approximately 25 million tons (Amount of Composted Waste)
Description: The amount of municipal waste composted in a certain year


Name: Second Rank (Rank)
Description: The second-highest rank in a comparison


Name: Use of copper in electronics (Technological application)
Description: The employment of copper in the production of electronic devices due to its electrical conductivity.


Name: County of Holland (Political Entity)
Description: The center of power that emerged as a result of farmers draining and cultivating uninhabited swampy land


Name: Adolphe-Théodore Brongniart (Person)
Description: Alexandre Brongniart's son


Name: Taiwanese indigenous peoples (population group)
Description: indigenous people of Taiwan who speak Austronesian languages


Name: Marble (Geological Classification)
Description: Metamorphic rock composed primarily of calcite or dolomite


Name: peasants (SocialClass)
Description: common people


Name: Child (Person)
Description: In 17th-century Spain, it was believed that wearing malachite could help children sleep and ward off evil spirits


Name: Silica-rich crystal structure (Structure)
Description: The solidified form of the gel, which can take various forms such as quartz, chalcedony, agate, opal.


Name: Debris or petroleum (Solid Substance)
Description: Materials that might have been trapped during the formation process.


Name: Medieval Castle in Kephalos (Castle)
Description: -


Name: martial law (law)
Description: Military rule implemented to maintain order


Name: Water (Natural_element)
Description: One of the earth's essential elements, a transparent, tasteless, odorless chemical substance that is the chief constituent of the fluids of organisms


Name: Topological Space (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A mathematical concept that describes a set equipped with a topology


Name: Chinese culture (culture)
Description: The way of life, art, religion, cuisine, and social organization of a country or people.


Name: Addition of carbonate anions (Chemical Reaction)
Description: The addition of carbonate anions to a substance


Name: Tang Dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Dynasty in Chinese history, between 618 AD and 907 AD


Name: Myanmar (Country)
Description: Country where Namya (Namyazeik) is located


Name: Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71 (Historical Event)
Description: War fought between France and Germany from 1870 to 1871


Name: Electronic technology (Application)
Description: It is estimated that 16% of the world's presently-accounted-for gold is contained in electronic technology, primarily in Japan.


Name: local Arab dynasties (dynasty)
Description: Arab dynasties ruling parts of the Maghreb after the 7th century


Name: Slavic-speaking Greeks (Ethnicity)
Description: A group of Slavic speakers who identify ethnically as Greeks.


Name: Calligraphy in the Chinese Zhou dynasty (Art form)
Description: Calligraphy as one of the Six Arts in ancient China


Name: Austria-Hungary (Political Division)
Description: A multi-ethnic state that existed from 1867 to 1918 in Central and Southeastern Europe


Name: The independent Free Apostolic Church of Pentecost (Religious Denomination)
Description: -


Name: Byzantine Empire (Ancient Empire)
Description: The eastern continuation of the Roman Empire during Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages


Name: Table decoration (Decoration)
Description: Decorative items on the dining table


Name: Sustainable Product Design, Waste Management (Product Design, Waste Management Approach)
Description: Designing products with sustainability in mind and managing waste in a sustainable manner


Name: Executive and Legislative branches (Branch of government)
Description: The branches from which it maintains its independence


Name: Cifas (Organization)
Description: A British fraud prevention service


Name: Visual Texture (Visual Phenomenon)
Description: The appearance of the surface texture of an object


Name: Bronze Age in Ireland (Historical period)
Description: The Bronze Age in Ireland, lasting from approximately 2000 BC to c. 500 BC.


Name: Marine Microbes (Organism)
Description: Microorganisms that inhabit marine environments.


Name: world's first democratic system of government (government)
Description: First democracy in the world, introduced by Cleisthenes


Name: Purest grades of Fluorite (material subtype)
Description: The purest forms of the mineral Fluorite.


Name: Romans (Culture)
Description: An ancient civilization known for its contributions to art, law, and architecture.


Name: S22- (Ion)
Description: A specific ionic configuration of Sulfur


Name: Warring States period (Historical Era)
Description: A period in the history of ancient China, between 475 BCE and 221 BCE


Name: Features of Glass Imitations (Material Property)
Description: Softness, conchoidal fractures, air bubbles or flow lines within the stone


Name: First Hellenic Republic (government)
Description: The first government of modern Greece, established in 1827.


Name: Universities and institutes of higher learning in Morocco (Educational institution)
Description: The educational institutions located throughout Morocco


Name: Thin Sapphire Wafers (Material)
Description: Sapphire wafers used for making integrated circuits.


Name: Earth's Magnetic Field (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The magnetic field of the Earth


Name: Engraved gem rings (Artifact)
Description: Rings with engraved gems used to seal documents


Name: Shoes (artifact)
Description: Footwear


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


Name: Pacific cultures (cultural group)
Description: Cultures in Pacific regions.


Name: Fox Theatre (Building)
Description: A historic theater in St. Louis, Missouri known for its ornate décor


Name: Tjeker (Sea People)
Description: One of the Sea Peoples mentioned in Egyptian texts


Name: François Guizot (Person)
Description: The French statesman who opposed the annexation of Tahiti


Name: gemological and industrial uses (Uses)
Description: The primary purposes of synthetic diamonds.


Name: Epidote schist (rock)
Description: A rock composed of epidote.


Name: Trace amounts of iron (Element)
Description: A metallic element with atomic number 26


Name: Bregaglia (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in the Canton of Grisons, Switzerland.


Name: Drafn (Name)
Description: An older form of the city's name


Name: Green (Color)
Description: One of the primary colors


Name: Neue Deutsche Welle (Music genre)
Description: A German musical movement


Name: Printmakers (Artists or craftsmen)
Description: Individuals who apply color to their prints in various ways.


Name: India (Country)
Description: a country recognized to have a border with Afghanistan through Pakistani-administered Kashmir


Name: Basilique St-Sernin, Toulouse (location)
Description: Treasury where Gemma Augustea was found in 1246


Name: Smell (Sensory Property)
Description: A characteristic used to test minerals


Name: Nephrite Jade in New Zealand (Commodity)
Description: Known as pounamu in Māori language


Name: European Union (Union)
Description: The political and economic union of 27 European countries.


Name: Daniel Peter (person)
Description: a Swiss confectioner who is credited with the invention of solid milk chocolate


Name: Early Historians' Assumptions (Assumptions)
Description: Beliefs or suppositions that have not been substantiated


Name: Cross at the Castle (Location)
Description: The location where the Cross at the Castle cyclocross event is held


Name: Sahel (Geographical Feature)
Description: A broadening coastal plain along Tunisia's eastern Mediterranean coast, among the world's premier areas of olive cultivation


Name: [Unspecified target] (Action)
Description: An unspecified action taken by the companies towards an unspecified target.


Name: Prototype High-Power Switches for Power Stations (Electronics)
Description: Switches designed to handle large amounts of electrical power


Name: Dominant Immigrant Regions in Spain (Set)
Description: The immigrants in Spain primarily originate from Latin America, Africa, and Asia