Name: 424 per square kilometre (1,100/sq mi) (Quantity)
Description: The density of the Netherlands


Name: Mineral Group (Classification of Mineral)
Description: Grouping of mineral species with some common chemical properties that share a crystal structure


Name: NATO (International Alliance)
Description: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization


Name: it was used in Medieval painting; to attract the eyes of the viewer to the person who is supposed to be the center of attention (Usage)
Description: A usage of Red in modern fashion.


Name: Second Empire (Empire)
Description: The empire established by Napoleon III in 1852 following his proclamation as emperor of the French Republic.


Name: Open-faced pocket watch (Style of pocket watch)
Description: A type of open-faced pocket watch, characterized by the absence of a metal cover to protect the crystal.


Name: 50% local North African ancestry and 50% Early European Farmer (EEF) ancestry (Genetic Composition)
Description: A genetic composition of 50% local North African ancestry and 50% Early European Farmer ancestry.


Name: Moist Environments (Environmental Condition)
Description: Environments containing moisture


Name: Henri Louis Duhamel du Monceau (Scientist)
Description: French scientist who proved the difference between sodium and potassium salts


Name: Byzantine Emperor Leo III (Historical Figure)
Description: The emperor of the Byzantine Empire during the 8th century


Name: Present Bronx County (1874) (Geographical Area)
Description: The western portion of the present-day Bronx County, transferred to New York County in 1874.


Name: Nasdaq (Exchange)
Description: the world's second largest stock exchange by overall average daily trading volume in 2013


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A country located in Northwestern Europe


Name: Iron in the center of the porphyrin ring in heme (Chemical structure)
Description: The iron atom in the central part of the porphyrin ring in heme


Name: Uwajima (City)
Description: A city in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: Rallye International du Valais (Competition)
Description: A competition held in the Valais region


Name: Of BNCT research due to its resistant nature and limited treatment options (Characteristic)
Description: Glioblastoma is one focus of Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) research due to its resistant nature and limited treatment options


Name: Glaze (Material)
Description: A material used to coat pottery or similar objects, for decorative, artistic, or protective reasons


Name: Aboriginal groups in northern Australia (Group)
Description: Local Aboriginal groups


Name: Chalon-sur-Saône in 813 (Historical event)
Description: Event where the ruling was enacted


Name: Denver, Colorado (Location)
Description: The location where John Osgood supplied marble for the new state capitol in 1895


Name: Nuclear reactor irradiation (Radiation Process)
Description: Exposing Blue John to radiation in a nuclear reactor


Name: Technician (Occupation)
Description: An individual responsible for performing the grafting operation


Name: Bridgman seal (Instrumentation)
Description: Sealing device that Bridgman developed for his high-pressure apparatus


Name: Meissen modeler Johann Joachim Kaendler (Artist)
Description: Prominent ceramic artist of the period


Name: Troy's Late Bronze Age layers (Historical period)
Description: The layers of Troy that the Iliad's story matches most with


Name: Slate (Mineral)
Description: A fine-grained, foliated homogeneous metamorphic rock used in roofing and as a roofing tile


Name: Joseph Heller (author)
Description: an American author not from Missouri, known for 'Catch-22'


Name: Significant Recognition (Achievement)
Description: Recognition of a film as being important or influential.


Name: Fujiwara no Fuhito (historical_figure)
Description: Kamatari's son who searched for the stolen pearl


Name: cinnabar pigments (chemical_substance)
Description: A red, toxic inorganic pigment consisting of the mineral cinnabar.


Name: Roman Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: An empire that ruled much of Europe, the Middle East and North Africa from 27 BC to 476 AD


Name: Medical Uses of Neodymium Magnets (application)
Description: Tested for magnetic braces and bone repair


Name: Miedzianka (town) (village_to_town)
Description: A village that used to be a town


Name: Hagia Sophia (Building)
Description: Historical architectural wonder in Istanbul, Turkey


Name: Limestone Dust (Mineral)
Description: Calcium carbonate used for reducing dust explosions and neutralizing acid


Name: Copper mining waste (Material)
Description: Waste generated by the process of extracting copper from the ground


Name: Titanium (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ti and atomic number 22. It is a lustrous transition metal.


Name: House of Austria-Este (Noble family)
Description: They ruled the state after the extinction of the Cybo-Malaspina family.


Name: Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (Award)
Description: The most prestigious award given to those who have made major discoveries and advancements in the field of physiology or medicine


Name: influential on American Spanish (linguistic_impact)
Description: -


Name: Nazi Germany (Country)
Description: A totalitarian state in Central Europe between 1933 and 1945.


Name: Onsernone (Location)
Description: A municipality in the Swiss canton of Ticino


Name: Red flag (Sport Equipment)
Description: Thrown by the head coach to challenge a referee's decision during the game in the National Football League


Name: 09.D (Nickel–Strunz classification for silicates)
Description: Classification system for minerals


Name: Mycenaean Era (Historical Period)
Description: Zenith of infrastructure engineering in Greece


Name: A.G. Edwards & Sons Inc. (Company)
Description: An American investment banking firm acquired by Wachovia Corporation in 2007


Name: May (Month)
Description: The fifth month in the Julian and Gregorian calendars


Name: talcum nephriticus (synonym)
Description: An alternative name for nephrite


Name: Buddhist_traditions (Group)
Description: Different traditions within Buddhism


Name: galaxies and clusters of galaxies moving apart from each other due to the universe's expansion (property)
Description: An Expanding Universe is a universe in which galaxies and clusters of galaxies are moving apart from each other as a result of its expansion.


Name: Missouri's most densely populated (characteristic)
Description: The city with the highest population density in Missouri.


Name: Sodic Amphiboles (Mineral Class)
Description: A group of minerals that form when a rock is unusually rich in alkali metals.


Name: fireproof wood used in construction (purpose)
Description: Use of Magnesium phosphate for fireproofing wood


Name: imperial seals (Object)
Description: Seals used by the Emperor of China


Name: Soil Fertility (Geological property)
Description: The capacity of a soils to support plant growth


Name: Orange pigments (substance)
Description: Various compounds used for creating orange colors in paintings or for other purposes.


Name: state-of-the-art machinery (Technology)
Description: Modern equipment used in engraving processes, capable of completing a simple item in under ten minutes.


Name: The American federal system (government system)
Description: The system where powers are shared between the national and state governments in the United States


Name: Jade Hilted Daggers in Salar Jung Museum (Artifact)
Description: A collection of jade hilted daggers at the Salar Jung Museum.


Name: Plain top (Clothing)
Description: A type of upper garment


Name: Eastern Championship League (1905–1914) (Sports League)
Description: A professional baseball league that existed from 1905 to 1914


Name: Lascaux Cave Painter (Artist)
Description: A painter who created a painting of a yellow horse 17,000 years ago.


Name: 221,350 (Quantity)
Description: The number of reserve personnel in the Greek military.


Name: Grisons (political division)
Description: One of the political divisions of Switzerland


Name: Turacoverdin (Chemical)
Description: A chemical that can cause a green hue in birds


Name: Iron sewing needles (Artifact)
Description: Iron sewing needles that were found at the Oppidum of Manching.


Name: Jasper (Rock)
Description: An opaque, impure variety of chalcedony, characterized by patterns of red, yellow, green, brown, or black streaks


Name: Gentians (Flora)
Description: The gentians described by D.H. Lawrence as 'darkening the day-time'


Name: roughly half of the world's known reserves of uranium (Quantity)
Description: A quantity representing approximately half of the known global reserves of uranium


Name: Small woodcuts (Art form)
Description: Early printmaking, often religious and affordable even by peasants


Name: Civil service (government_structure)
Description: The system of government employees, particularly permanent ones


Name: design and construction of Berber jewellery (Action)
Description: The action of providing details about the design and construction process of Berber jewellery.


Name: Chanson française (Music Genre)
Description: A genre of pop music that originated in France.


Name: Labour Force (Workforce)
Description: Utilizes around 0.9 per cent (292,000 workers)


Name: Contemporary Berber Women (People Group)
Description: Berber women in contemporary society


Name: Apennine Mountains (Mountain range)
Description: The Apennine Mountains located in the peninsula of Italy


Name: Charleston (South Carolina) (Location)
Description: A city in South Carolina where Tuckahoe marble was shipped to.


Name: 'The New Salsa Capital of the World' (Title)
Description: For its significant contribution to salsa music


Name: Male (gender)
Description: Individuals who are male


Name: Air (Gas)
Description: Element that triggers the combustion of coal


Name: Birmingham Magazine (magazine)
Description: A monthly magazine that covers Birmingham, Alabama.


Name: Manchus (ethnicity)
Description: A group of people who wore yijie before adopting their customs


Name: Diffusion Flame (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A flame that occurs where oxygen and fuel meet through diffusion


Name: Khit errouh (Algerian diadem)
Description: A type of Algerian headband made up of nineteen carved chatons linked together by rings, forming rosettes or rosaces and zerraref pendeloques made of gold set with diamonds or other precious stones.


Name: Travel and Tourism (Industry)
Description: Sector of the economy that contributed approximately 4.8% of Russia's total GDP in 2019.


Name: Idrisids (Dynasty)
Description: A Muslim dynasty that ruled in Morocco during the 8th, 9th, and 10th centuries


Name: Four Modernizations (Policy)
Description: A set of four modernization initiatives in China during the era of Mao Zedong


Name: Tyrol (Region)
Description: An Austrian region


Name: Private Sector Economy (Economic)
Description: An economy where privately owned businesses play the primary role


Name: Phosphoenolpyruvate regeneration and chlorophyll synthesis (Metabolic processes)
Description: In C4 plants


Name: New York City's municipal water system (Water System)
Description: Infrastructure for delivering water to New York City


Name: Middle Helladic period (Historical subperiod)
Description: A slower pace of development, as well as the evolution of megaron-type dwellings and cist grave burials


Name: Zink (Alternate_Name)
Description: A name by which zinc was called.


Name: Bone Mineral Density (in humans) (Health Attribute)
Description: Further studies are required to establish the exact impact.


Name: Vienna (City)
Description: a city in Austria


Name: Great Moravian Noble Families (Historical group)
Description: Noble families in the Great Moravia kingdom


Name: Australia (continent) (Geological Structure)
Description: The continental crust of Australia, excluding the thinned margins.


Name: Environmental Issue (Problem)
Description: A significant difficulty encountered or anticipated.


Name: Gardening (Agricultural practice)
Description: The use of diatomite in gardens for improving water retention


Name: Deforestation (Environmental Issue)
Description: The permanent destruction of forests or the removal or death of many trees.


Name: New England Federalists (Historical group)
Description: Federalist politicians and merchants from the New England region


Name: Nuclear Fission (Scientific Concept)
Description: The process by which the nucleus of an atom splits into smaller parts, releasing energy


Name: Fluorescence (Physical property of Gemstone)
Description: The phenomenon where a gemstone emits light when exposed to ultraviolet radiation.


Name: Ray (LatinWord)
Description: Latin word for 'ray'


Name: Flemish Community (Linguistic Community)
Description: The Flemish Community constitutes about 60 percent of the population.


Name: Exporter (Economic Role)
Description: A party that sells goods and services to other countries.


Name: Furka Pass (Geographical feature)
Description: A mountain pass in Valais


Name: Beads (artifact)
Description: Items made for personal adornment or decoration, often in the form of small spheres


Name: Greek island of Paros (location)
Description: Aegean Sea island where the marble was quarried


Name: Royal Family (Social Group)
Description: Norway's royal family


Name: 2,756 m (9,042 ft) (Distance)
Description: The height of the pass


Name: Portara (the emblem of Naxos) (Monument)
Description: An important monument located in Naxos


Name: Hydrothermal Minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minerals formed by the interaction of water and rock, often under high temperature and pressure


Name: Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) method (Method)
Description: A method of synthetic diamond production


Name: Uranium Ore (Mineral)
Description: A radioactive mineral found in the First Mine


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A country located in North America.


Name: End Stage Renal Disease (Medical Condition)
Description: A stage of chronic kidney disease where the kidneys have lost nearly all their function.


Name: Czochralski process (Manufacturing process)
Description: A method for creating sapphire crystals invented in 1916


Name: Thickness (Property)
Description: The measurement in terms of thickness of the coating or layers on a mirror


Name: Official churches (in most cantons) (Religion organization)
Description: Churches that receive official recognition and financing in most Swiss cantons


Name: Dielectric Coatings (Optical Coating)
Description: Thin layers applied to mirrors, metallic coatings, and other materials to enhance reflectivity and protect them from scratching or tarnishing


Name: January 2016 (Month and Year)
Description: The month and year when the agreement entered into force.


Name: 400 BC in Southern Thailand (Time Period)
Description: A period of time around 400 BC in Southern Thailand


Name: Prebaked anodes (Material used in aluminum production)
Description: More efficient anodes also made of carbon.


Name: Full Independence (Political Status)
Description: The status of being an independent sovereign state


Name: Orthodoxy, Autocracy, and Nationality (Ideology)
Description: Three concepts considered as the pillar-walls of the Russian Empire


Name: Roofing (Technology)
Description: The act of covering the top or surface of a building with sheets, tiles, shingles, or other materials.


Name: Prakrits (Language)
Description: Middle Indo-Aryan languages used for early Buddhist texts


Name: Latin Complementum (Language term)
Description: A term associated with the Latin verb complere


Name: Inwood branch (Library Branch)
Description: A library branch operated by the NYPL located at 4790 Broadway, Inwood.


Name: specific_proportions (unknown)
Description: Does not have definite proportions of components.


Name: private light aircraft landing strip near Salen (Airfield)
Description: -


Name: not only officials and scholars, but a great many commoners as well (social group)
Description: By the late Qing dynasty, not only officials and scholars, but a great many commoners as well, started to wear Manchu attire.


Name: Lepidolite (Mineral)
Description: A mica mineral composed primarily of lithium, aluminum, and fluorine, with lesser amounts of silicon, potassium, and other elements.


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


Name: Novel manuel complet de l'imprimeur en taille douce, 1837 (Book)
Description: A book with an entire chapter devoted to music engraving


Name: War memorial (type of memorial)
Description: A memorial commemorating those who have died in wars


Name: Göktürks (ethnic group)
Description: An ancient nomadic confederation of Turkic origin


Name: Arendal area, Setesdal region including Froland, Grimstad, Lillesand, Kristiansand, Oslo, Stavanger, Risør, Tvedestrand, and a few suburbs and outlying villages (Locations)
Description: Places connected by bus services provided by Setesdal Bilruter (on behalf of AKT)


Name: Amina Agueznay (Person)
Description: Moroccan visual artist


Name: Laboratory (place)
Description: 30 furnace production facility where annual gemstone production reached 1,000 kilograms in 1907


Name: Incineration without Energy Recovery (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A strategy for disposal of waste through burning, with no recovery or utilization of energy generated


Name: Chlorite schist (Geological formation)
Description: Chlorite schist was used by prehistoric Native American communities


Name: Caspian and Aral steppes (location)
Description: The region where Oghuz Turks lived during the 9th and 10th centuries.


Name: Worker (Occupation)
Description: A person whose job is to work for another person or organization in exchange for wages.


Name: Fluorite elements in telescopes (Optical components)
Description: Components used for high-performance optics in telescopes


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: A silver-white, ductile, and malleable metallic element with the symbol Al.


Name: Nuremberg (Location)
Description: Ignaz Unterberger led a school for mezzotint in Nuremberg during the 18th century.


Name: Marie Curie's Papers (Document)
Description: Papers from the 1890s related to radioactivity research


Name: Planet Mars (Celestial Body)
Description: The fourth planet from the Sun in the Solar System


Name: Highland Games competition (sports event)
Description: Mull is host to numerous sports competitions, notably the Highland Games competition


Name: Society Archipelago (Geographical Area)
Description: Hotspot volcanic chain consisting of ten islands and atolls


Name: Beautiful Surroundings and Cultural Events (Characteristic)
Description: Arad is known for its beautiful surroundings and cultural events


Name: Taiwan (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region that is part of the PRC's One China principle.


Name: Tsakonian language (Language)
Description: A distinct Greek language still spoken in villages in the southeastern Peloponnese


Name: Terramare Culture (civilization)
Description: An early Indo-European civilization that lived in square villages of wooden stilt houses.


Name: Cave of Altamira (Location)
Description: A cave in Spain with a painting of a bison colored with red ochre


Name: Drilling Holes (Process)
Description: A process used to prepare the block for extraction


Name: eastern Mediterranean region (Region)
Description: A geographical area extending from modern-day Iran to northern India


Name: Countries (Class)
Description: A class of entities representing countries that did not recognize Catalonia as a separate state


Name: forests of Spessart as royal hunting preserve (geographical location)
Description: A forested area in the Spessart mountain range


Name: principles for classification (methods or principles used for classification)
Description: the ways in which the items are grouped within the DSM


Name: Chartreuse (color) (Color)
Description: A color between yellow and green


Name: Characteristics of the Southeastern Ceremonial Complex (SECC) (Concept)
Description: A significant component of the religion of the Mississippian peoples


Name: EU, NATO, and UN missions (International Organization)
Description: Military operations under the auspices of the EU, NATO, and the UN


Name: Different flavors of Isle of Mull Cheese (Attribute)
Description: Isle of Mull Cheese is available in a variety of flavors, including smokehouse and oak-aged


Name: White (Color)
Description: A color representing various concepts in the history and symbolism of Andalusia


Name: Savoy Castle (Building)
Description: a castle in Gressoney-Saint-Jean, Aosta Valley


Name: 1250 and 1300 (time period)
Description: Approximate time frame of the arrival


Name: Czech Republic, United States, and China (Country or Region)
Description: Geographical locations where neodymium glass is produced


Name: H.J. Round (Person)
Description: An English electrical engineer who made important contributions to the development of radio technology.


Name: Other crystals (Crystal)
Description: Crystals other than Lutetium aluminum garnet


Name: Court of Cassation (Court)
Description: The court of last resort.


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: One of the materials rings can be made of


Name: Copulation (Social Activity)
Description: The emerald is said to check copulation, during which act it will break if worn at the time.


Name: Transportation in Colombia (Transport Sector)
Description: The movement of people and goods by various modes of transport.


Name: Arab Maghreb Union (Organization)
Description: An Arab political and economic union consisting of Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, and Tunisia


Name: Evolutionary Change (Scientific Concept)
Description: The gradual descent of a species or group of organisms from an earlier type, or the process by which new species and increased diversity of life forms are produced.


Name: Lucie Rie (Person)
Description: Modernist potter who experimented with new glaze effects on often brightly coloured bowls and bottles


Name: Basketball (Sport)
Description: A sport popular in the United States


Name: Muslims (Religion)
Description: Followers of Islam in Afghanistan.


Name: Buckminster Fuller (person)
Description: American architect and inventor, who designed geodesic domes inspired by fullerenes


Name: European Communities (International Organization)
Description: Forerunner of the European Union


Name: Thulium-doped YAG (Active Laser Medium)
Description: Operates between 1930 and 2040 nm, suitable for diode pumping


Name: North America (Country)
Description: -


Name: - (Classification not applicable)
Description: Not mentioned in the text


Name: Etruscan temples (architecture)
Description: buildings used for religious purposes by the Etruscans


Name: Excessively hard abrasive (Abrasive type)
Description: An abrasive that is too hard for a given task


Name: Counties or shires (administrative division)
Description: geographical subdivisions of a country for administrative, political, and historical purposes


Name: Opus Alexandrinum pavement (Bristol Cathedral) (architecture)
Description: A type of pavement found in Bristol Cathedral


Name: Growth and competition among altepetl (Activity)
Description: The Early Aztec period was characterized by growth and competition among city-states.


Name: Zinc (Chemical element)
Description: An essential trace element for plants and animals


Name: 1850 (year)
Description: The year the minerals were discovered near Kombat


Name: Collapsing incident (1911) (Event)
Description: An incident where 10 workers were crushed under a precipice due to a collapsing cliff face.


Name: Gundestrup cauldron (Artwork)
Description: An Iron Age silver-gilt horn-handled cauldron, considered one of the most significant discoveries in Celtic archaeology


Name: The current age of the universe (Quantity)
Description: The age of the universe.


Name: Bismuth Silicate (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compound with the formula Bi4(SiO4)3 or Bi4Si3O12.


Name: Deep Ocean Carbonate Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Rare deposits found in the deep ocean


Name: College Football and Basketball (Sports)
Description: Collegiate level sports that attract large audiences


Name: Poetries (Literature work)
Description: The work that was renamed


Name: Sandblasting (Process)
Description: A process of blasting an object with particles.


Name: Belgium's Education System (System)
Description: The educational system of Belgium, segregated into secular and religious schools.


Name: Opal-CT (Silica form)
Description: Forms lepispheres and turns into microquartz at deep ocean water temperatures


Name: 8th largest by PPP (Size of economy)
Description: The 8th largest economy in the world based on Purchasing Power Parity


Name: Lignite extraction (Mining Process)
Description: Process of extracting lignite


Name: Claude Debussy (composer)
Description: French composer


Name: Peloponnesian War (Historical Event)
Description: War fought between Athens and Sparta (431–404 BC)


Name: frequent unofficial trips to Europe's fashion capitals (Action)
Description: Frequent unofficial trips to Europe's fashion capitals using the state airplane.


Name: Afghan Christians (Religious Minority Group)
Description: A small group of secret Christians in Afghanistan.


Name: The destruction of cultural property and the cause of flight (Event)
Description: An event resulting in people leaving their homes.


Name: Non-Oxidizing Acids (HCl, diluted H2SO4) (Chemical Compound Category)
Description: Beryllium dissolves readily in these acids.


Name: Anglican Bishops (Religious Officials)
Description: Bishops of the Anglican Communion


Name: Workers (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who worked for the Yule Marble Company.


Name: Modern Architecture in Colombia (architectural style)
Description: Style of architecture significantly influenced by Deco style, modern neoclassicism, eclecticism folklorist and art deco ornamental resources


Name: Nanoindentation (Technique)
Description: A method of indenting materials for measuring hardness, elastic modulus, and adhesion


Name: Örebro (Location)
Description: A location with a specific climate


Name: WFDB (organization)
Description: An organization that acts as a medium for wholesale diamond exchange.


Name: PRC (Country)
Description: A country located in East Asia, Constitutionally a unitary state


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


Name: Convex parabolic mirror (optical device)
Description: A type of mirror that reflects incoming rays that converge toward that point into rays that are parallel to the axis


Name: Literature (Art)
Description: Written works, typically prose, intended for entertainment, information or both


Name: Parthenon Marbles (Artwork)
Description: A set of sculptures traditionally attributed to Phidias and his team.


Name: Great Bear Lake (Lake)
Description: A large freshwater lake located in northern Canada.


Name: Super Bowl (Event)
Description: A major American football event watched by tens of millions globally


Name: Iron meteorites (Type of meteorite)
Description: Metallic rocks that make up about 5% of all observed meteorites


Name: Silver Age of Spanish Culture (Literary era)
Description: The period from 1868 or 1874 to 1936


Name: King Arthur (Legendary Figure)
Description: -


Name: City fell (Historical event)
Description: The fall of Beijing in 1644


Name: Ehime Prefectural Assembly (Assembly)
Description: The regional assembly of Ehime Prefecture


Name: Number of Households with Single Adult (Statistic)
Description: The number of households in Cresciano with a single adult


Name: Helvetic Republic (PoliticalEntity)
Description: A short-lived republic established in Switzerland during the French Revolutionary Wars


Name: Avalokiteshvara (Bodhisattva)
Description: A divine being in Mahayana Buddhism associated with Cintamani


Name: Rutile (Mineral)
Description: A titanium oxide (TiO2) mineral that is a major source of titanium


Name: Liberal Profession (Occupation Class)
Description: An original term from which profession was truncated, practised on the basis of professional qualifications.


Name: According to the 2022 Economist Democracy Index, Morocco (Ranking)
Description: The country's ranking in terms of democracy.


Name: Tajiks (Ethnic Group)
Description: The second largest ethnic group in Afghanistan.


Name: Roman Ipswich (Historical Entity)
Description: The Roman settlement that later became the Anglo-Saxon town of Ipswich


Name: Portrait stones (Jewelry terminology)
Description: Term used to refer to shallow step-cut stones used as covers for miniature paintings


Name: Six states (administrative division)
Description: Administrative divisions that constitute New England


Name: Decolorizing glass (process)
Description: Process of removing unwanted colors from glass, used to decolorize green-tinted glass


Name: Corsac Fox, Kit Fox, Swift Fox (Animal species)
Description: Species of foxes that are outcompeted by red foxes in their respective habitats


Name: Zohar Peak (552m or 1,811ft) (Geographical Location)
Description: A peak on the Israel National Trail


Name: Andean cultures' work with platinum (cultural practice)
Description: The use of platinum by Andean cultures in their works


Name: Lavas (Igneous Rock)
Description: Type of igneous rock that is fluid when first erupted from a volcano


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


Name: China's imperial power (Power)
Description: The authority and control of China's government during the Qing Dynasty


Name: low population density of German descent (population density)
Description: Low population density of Brazil's rural areas with a significant number of German descendants


Name: Western Critics (People or groups of people)
Description: Group of critics who considered the ROC undemocratic from the 1950s to the 1970s


Name: Magnesium salts obtained from brine (Compound)
Description: The primary source of Magnesium is by electrolysis of these salts.


Name: David Lean (Person)
Description: An English film director and producer


Name: Hydrogen bonding (Intermolecular force)
Description: Attractive force between a hydrogen atom of one molecule and a donor atom or group of another molecule


Name: Traction enhancer (Material)
Description: A material used to improve the grip of a surface


Name: Riding Arad Mountain Biking Tournament (Event)
Description: An annual mountain biking tournament held in memory of Itamar Ilya.


Name: Plant wilting, enzyme inhibition, necrosis, and death (Negative plant responses)
Description: In excessive amounts


Name: no majority in parliament since 19th century (Political Condition)
Description: The political situation where no single party holds a majority


Name: Masada (Archaeological Site)
Description: A historical and archaeological site in Israel


Name: Salen Primary School (School)
Description: A primary school in Salen, Mull


Name: PostGIS (Technology)
Description: A spatial database extender for the PostgreSQL database system


Name: various schools of thought in China including Confucianism (Schools of Thought)
Description: The philosophical and political ideologies that emerged during the Spring and Autumn period and Warring States period


Name: evidence of multiple growth stages (Physical property)
Description: Produce inclusions, flaws, and defect planes in the crystal lattice.


Name: Weekend (Semantic Category)
Description: A semantic category referring to a period spanning two days, typically Saturday and Sunday


Name: DownsCell (ElectrolyticCell)
Description: An electrolytic cell used for producing sodium commercially


Name: Titanium (Metal)
Description: A metallic element with strong durability, lightweight properties, and resistance to corrosion.


Name: Building (physical structure)
Description: The physical structures built by architects


Name: women in Southern China during Yuan dynasty (group of people)
Description: women who lived in Southern China during the Yuan dynasty


Name: Colorful Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware featuring bold and vibrant colors, adding a pop of excitement and energy to any dining experience


Name: Sweden (Country)
Description: A Scandinavian country


Name: Bronze Age cultures (Civilization)
Description: Cultures that produced or traded bronze during the Bronze Age.


Name: Italian museums (institution)
Description: Museums in Italy


Name: Sister Republics of France (Political Entity)
Description: A group of French-aligned Italian states


Name: Chartered cities and districts (Political Division)
Description: Historical administrative divisions within Dalarna


Name: Congolese Government (Government)
Description: The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo


Name: Industries selling sources of vegetable protein (Industries)
Description: Industries that offer alternative sources of protein for economic competition


Name: 90 kilometers (60 mi) north of Kyiv (Distance)
Description: The distance between Chernobyl and Kyiv


Name: Algeria's urban population (Population subset)
Description: Algerians living in urban areas


Name: Truck (Vehicle)
Description: A vehicle used for transporting marble blocks out of the mountain in modern times


Name: Battle of Lepanto (Historical Event)
Description: A naval battle fought in 1571 between the Christian alliance and the Ottoman Empire.


Name: Service sector development (economic_sector)
Description: Development of the service sector in Andalusia


Name: Mafic Igneous Rocks (Geological rock type)
Description: Igneous rocks rich in iron and magnesium minerals.


Name: companies in the insurance sector (Companies in Insurance Sector)
Description: -


Name: Thing (Abstract Thing)
Description: An entity that exists independently of human perception.


Name: Italy and Belgium (Country)
Description: Countries where hand engraving has a rich heritage of masters.


Name: Kabyle administrative territory (administrative_region)
Description: A region in Algeria that was created during the Algerian War


Name: Mintons (Ceramic Manufacturer)
Description: A ceramics manufacturer based in England.


Name: Place or Geographic Feature (GeographicalLocation)
Description: A location or geographical feature that a meteorite is named after.


Name: 9th century diocese (Religious institution)
Description: Some experts say that the location of the seat of 9th century diocese is different from present-day Nitra


Name: One of the largest and most well-known pearl farms owned by Paspaley (Pearl Farm)
Description: A pearl farm owned by Paspaley, one of the biggest producers of South Sea Pearls in the world


Name: Princely figure buried there (Person)
Description: The person who was buried in the tomb


Name: Gamma iron or γ-iron (Metallurgical structure)
Description: A type of gamma iron


Name: Players like Orlando Cabrera and Édgar Rentería (Person)
Description: Colombian baseball players who have played in Major League Baseball


Name: Epidiorite (Rock)
Description: A rock formed by the metamorphism of diorite, gabbro or other mafic intrusive rocks, characterized by the replacement of clinopyroxene with fibrous amphibole uralite.


Name: Some Argyle Pink Diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Specific pink diamonds mined at the Argyle Mine


Name: Colombia's Prosecutor General (Person)
Description: The highest-ranking prosecutor in Colombia.


Name: Gillette Stadium (Stadium)
Description: A multi-purpose stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA


Name: Convergent Boundaries (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas where parts of the crust are forced into the Earth


Name: Yuzuru Yamauchi (Person)
Description: Regional historian


Name: Sederholmite (Mineral)
Description: The mineral sederholmite is named in his honor


Name: Amitabha (Buddha) (Religious Entity)
Description: The ruby red sunset coloured archetypal Buddha of Infinite Light


Name: Roger Collins (Person)
Description: English medievalist and historian who specializes in the study of medieval Islamic history


Name: Thermonuclear Weapon (Nuclear Weapon)
Description: A bomb that uses fusion and fission processes


Name: Petrology (Geology sub-discipline)
Description: The study of the character and origin of rocks.


Name: Consumer Products (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of consumer goods, including food, beverages, clothing, and household products


Name: Hessonite garnet (Mineral)
Description: A variety of grossular species


Name: Corals, Beads of Amber and Coloured Glass or semi-precious stones (Material)
Description: Additional materials used in traditional Berber jewellery


Name: CNO Cycle (Astronomical Process)
Description: An additional hydrogen fusion mechanism that powers stars.


Name: Price of enriched uranium (Cost)
Description: The cost associated with enriched uranium


Name: 3 mm-diameter square diamond (Diamond sample)
Description: A diamond sample with a 3mm diameter and square shape.


Name: The Bullae (Artifact)
Description: A pear-shaped perfume container with decorative symbols, popular during the Orientalizing era.


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


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


Name: Hanseatic League (merchant guild)
Description: A medieval commercial and defensive alliance of merchant guilds


Name: MM II (Period)
Description: A period c. 1875–1700 BC


Name: European Settlers (Group of People)
Description: People who explored Australia during the mentioned time period


Name: Primary schools (Δημοτικό Σχολείο, Dimotikó Scholeio) and gymnasium (Γυμνάσιο) (Educational Establishment)
Description: The compulsory educational establishments in Greece.


Name: Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Steichen, Dorothea Lange, Edward Weston, James Van Der Zee, Ansel Adams, and Gordon Parks (Artists)
Description: Famous photographers who contributed significantly to the field


Name: Adzuma (Geographical Location)
Description: The part of Eastern Honshu named after Yamato Takeru's mourning utterance.


Name: Mers el Kébir (City)
Description: A city in Algeria


Name: Hospitality (Social behavior)
Description: Act of being hospitable and friendly towards guests


Name: Yb:YAG (Active Laser Medium)
Description: Yb:YAG can be used as a substitute in some applications.


Name: National and political plans of Hajj Amin al-Husseini (Political plan)
Description: Political goals of Hajj Amin al-Husseini


Name: Saga Oseberg, Tønsberg (Attraction)
Description: The Saga Oseberg in Tønsberg, Norway


Name: Borax pentahydrate, Boron oxide (Chemical compound)
Description: Two forms of boron added to glass for strength or fluxing qualities


Name: misdirection of light (behavior of light in diamond)
Description: Behavior of light in the diamond due to lack of symmetry


Name: World (Planet)
Description: The world in which uranium production takes place


Name: Chopsticks (Tableware)
Description: A type of tableware used primarily in Asia


Name: being a charged subatomic particle resembling the electron but heavier, being an unstable elementary particle with a half-life of approximately 2.2 microseconds (property)
Description: Muon is a charged subatomic particle similar to the electron but more massive, being an unstable elementary particle with a half-life of about 2.2 microseconds.


Name: Magnesium hydroxide (Inorganic compound)
Description: -


Name: Mycenaean Cuisine (cuisine)
Description: Food culture of the Mycenaeans


Name: 21st largest economy in the world by nominal GDP (economic_ranking)
Description: As of October 2022


Name: World Cultural Heritage sites (List)
Description: List of places with cultural significance for humanity


Name: Etruscan afterlife (concept)
Description: The beliefs about the afterlife held by the Etruscans


Name: lowland areas to the east and south (Geographical_region)
Description: Low-lying regions


Name: Rich natural resources, particularly cocoa and coffee (Natural Resource Statistic)
Description: contributing to its economy


Name: Continued formation of limestone through biogenic sedimentation and deposition of organic matter (geological processes)
Description: The accumulation of particles in a layer or bed, primarily caused by organisms


Name: Itemized Deductions (FinancialTerm)
Description: The itemized deductions that can be claimed for Alabama state tax


Name: Carrara, Italy (Location)
Description: A city in the province of Massa and Carrara in the Lunigiana, Tuscany, Italy.


Name: Azo Violet Dye (Chemical Substance)
Description: A type of dye that turns deep blue in the presence of an alkaline solution of magnesium salt


Name: ruqun (type of clothing)
Description: two-pieces system of clothing from the Song dynasty


Name: Constitution of Switzerland (LegalDocument)
Description: The constitution governing the Swiss federation


Name: Telecommunications and Financial Technologies (Technology)
Description: Advancements in communication and banking technologies


Name: Leonardo da Vinci (person)
Description: Italian polymath and artist who climbed an uncertain mountain.


Name: Cap of the Washington Monument (Building Component)
Description: The aluminium cap was used on the Washington Monument, completed in 1885


Name: Mesopotamia, Asia Minor, Iran, Palestine and Syria (geographical region)
Description: Regions where metal amulets were popular.


Name: Deep Ocean Sediment (Geological Material)
Description: Material deposited on the ocean floor over geologic time


Name: Crystal twinning (Geological Feature)
Description: A common characteristic of Feldspars.


Name: Nine gemstones related to the Navagraha (gemstones)
Description: Gemstones associated with celestial bodies in Hindu astrology


Name: Nihon shoki (Historical Document)
Description: An ancient Japanese chronicle, where tide jewels are mentioned multiple times


Name: [320 species of mammals, over 732 species of birds, 75 species of reptiles, about 30 species of amphibians, 343 species of freshwater fish (high endemism), approximately 1,500 species of saltwater fishes, 9 species of cyclostomata, and approximately 100–150,000 invertebrates (high endemism)] (Species)
Description: Various types of animals found in Russia


Name: Cultural region (Concept)
Description: The cultural identity of New England post dissolution of the Dominion of New England


Name: English counties of Devon and Cornwall (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: The counties where the Killas strata can be found


Name: Mumun pottery period (time_period)
Description: Period known for the origins of intensive agriculture and complex societies in both the Korean Peninsula and the Japanese Archipelago


Name: Infinite Sets (set)
Description: Sets that have an infinite number of elements.


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: Chemical element with the atomic number 92


Name: Vacancy defect (type of crystallographic defect)
Description: An empty space where an atom should fit


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


Name: Import substitution industrialization (Economic_policy)
Description: The policy aimed at producing imported goods domestically


Name: bush (Geographical location)
Description: A vast, sparsely populated interior region in Australia


Name: Minoan palace (Kato Zakro) (Building)
Description: One of the Minoan palaces with workshops integrated into its structure


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


Name: Fredrik Johan Wiik (Person)
Description: He was a student of Fredrik Johan Wiik in Helsinki


Name: 76% (Percentage)
Description: KONDA's estimation of the percentage of ethnic Turks in Turkey in 2006


Name: Manufacturing and industrial goods sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: An ageing population (Demographic Challenge)
Description: The challenge of an aging population that Switzerland, like most of Europe, faces.


Name: Administrative Regions of Belgium (Region)
Description: The three regional governments and capitals of the Federal State of Belgium


Name: Monuments and cities mentioned in the texts of classical antiquity (monument_and_city)
Description: Monuments and cities that are mentioned in the texts of classical antiquity


Name: Hasnaa Chennaoui-Aoudjehane (Researcher)
Description: The researcher who has studied the Tissint Meteorite


Name: Decreases Density (Property Change)
Description: The decrease in density due to the increased amount of plant particles.


Name: New France and Most Indian Possessions (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions in North America that were lost by France following the Seven Years' War


Name: Jalisco (State)
Description: The state where La Unica is located


Name: Biological processes (Geological process)
Description: Processes that involve life forms


Name: the jewels and the fish-hook (Object)
Description: The items given by the Sea-God


Name: Countries and Cultures (Geographical or Cultural Groupings)
Description: Groupings of people based on geography, culture, or a combination of both.


Name: Cortes of Cádiz (Body)
Description: The revolutionary body in Spain


Name: 2080 nm (Wavelength)
Description: The lasing wavelength of Ho:Cr:Tm:YAG.


Name: New Year's Eve 1999 (Event)
Description: Celebration of the advent of Y2K


Name: Haram ash-Sharif (Location)
Description: Noble Sanctuary in Jerusalem


Name: Louis I, Duke of Orleans (job_title)
Description: Younger brother of King Charles VI of France


Name: French cinema (Artform)
Description: The cinema produced in France


Name: diamonds that are harder than the diamonds used in hardness gauges (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Christopher Columbus (Person)
Description: Explorer who began exploring the Caribbean for Spain in 1492


Name: Chinese government (governmental entity)
Description: The government of China


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: Country where Jegdalek is located


Name: Metallic FX crayons (Crayon Type)
Description: A type of crayons that have metallic effects


Name: Vermont (State)
Description: A state that was historically Republican but has been voting Democratic since the late 20th century


Name: U.S. Department of Transportation (Government Agency)
Description: An agency responsible for transportation in the U.S.


Name: Singlestick (English martial art) (Martial Art)
Description: Very similar English martial art.


Name: The Slavic solidarity movement of the late nineteenth century (Movement)
Description: These colors were adopted by the Slavic solidarity movement


Name: U.S. Constitution (Constitution)
Description: The constitution of the United States drafted at the 1787 Constitutional Convention


Name: Solid or liquid medium (Material)
Description: Any substance that has a defined chemical composition and physical state


Name: Ultrazang monthly live music night (Event)
Description: A regular music event in Ipswich


Name: Government-funded agencies (France) (Health Insurance)
Description: The government-run health insurance system in France.


Name: Middle Kingdom (Political Entity)
Description: The Middle Kingdom was one of the three parts into which the Carolingian Empire was divided after the Treaty of Verdun in 843


Name: New industry (Concept in economics)
Description: A new category of economic activities and organizations


Name: Industrial and household chemicals (Category)
Description: Various products used for industrial or domestic purposes


Name: terrorism, insurgency, corruption, and poverty (State)
Description: Challenges.


Name: Oil finishes, epoxy, and shellac (Finish)
Description: Specific finishes on wood that cause the 'Wet look effect' to become more prominent.


Name: Fuel (Classification of tail)
Description: The classification for a substance that is burned to produce energy


Name: kidney stones (disease)
Description: a medical condition


Name: Carbon Dioxide (Greenhouse Gas)
Description: A colorless gas that is vital for most forms of life on Earth but also a significant greenhouse gas.


Name: Students in the Professional Program (Student Class)
Description: Eight students enrolled in the professional program


Name: Semiconductor (Material Property)
Description: A substance that allows for controlled electrical conductivity between a conductor and an insulator


Name: Uranium (chemical element)
Description: a radioactive heavy metal found in nature as the ores carnotite and pitchblende


Name: Waterzooi (Food)
Description: A broth made with chicken or fish, cream and vegetables


Name: Carabinieri (Military Force)
Description: Italian military police


Name: Hemoglobin (biological iron molecule)
Description: An oxygen carrier that occurs in red blood cells


Name: Édouard Branly (Person)
Description: French inventor who helped Guglielmo Marconi develop the wireless telegraph


Name: Baibars al-Bunduqdari (Person)
Description: Mamluk Sultan who built the shrine of Nabi Musa.


Name: Arabic Script (Writing System)
Description: A writing system used in Arabic language that is characterized by its decorative nature.


Name: Rare earth intermetallic compounds (chemical compounds)
Description: Compounds that crystallize in the CsCl structure


Name: 54th on the Academic Ranking of World Universities (2015) (ranking)
Description: The ranking position of University of Zurich in the 2015 Academic Ranking of World Universities


Name: Diphtheria toxin (Polypeptide)
Description: A manganese-containing polypeptide


Name: freshly crystallized solid oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: The structural similarity between β-fluorine and freshly crystallized solid oxygen


Name: Not Specified (Event)
Description: As of 2012, Nabi Musa has no local authority as the residents are nomads who keep moving from one area to another.


Name: 2015 Gold King Mine waste water spill (Environmental disaster event)
Description: A major mine wastewater spill in Colorado, United States


Name: same basic forms as Han dynasty (Clothing)
Description: similar styles and designs to those of the Han dynasty


Name: Oxygen (O2) (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound composed of one oxygen atom bound to two oxygen atoms.


Name: Group of shows in Tucson (Event)
Description: Concurrent gem and mineral shows in Tucson, Arizona


Name: Island arcs (Geographical Feature)
Description: In this context, it represents the dominant rock type.


Name: CartoDB, Inc. (Organization)
Description: A company providing cloud-based geographic information system and web mapping services


Name: pottery (Art form)
Description: A type of ceramic work


Name: Fayalite (Mineral)
Description: Iron-rich end-member of the olivine solid-solution series


Name: Cyclic twins called trillings (Geological structure)
Description: A hexagonal appearance resulting from a triplet of twins.


Name: luxury and boutique hotels in Greece (Accommodation)
Description: High-end accommodations that offer exceptional service, amenities, and style


Name: Chinese Symbols, Dragons (on Jewellery) (Design Elements)
Description: Symbolic elements often depicted on Chinese jewellery


Name: Natural landscape (Geographical resource)
Description: the natural features of an area, such as mountains, forests, rivers, and coastlines


Name: large size boules of sapphire up to 200 kg in mass (Product)
Description: The resulting large sapphire crystals from the Czochralski process


Name: Financial Stability (Economic Concept)
Description: The ability of the financial system to withstand shocks and maintain normal functioning.


Name: Component of cemented carbides for cutting tools (material type)
Description: TiC used as a component of cemented carbides for cutting tools.


Name: Ekşi Höyük (Location)
Description: An archaeological site located in western Anatolia, present-day Denizli Province, where 8,600-year-old needle bones were discovered.


Name: Supreme Sky god (Religious Belief Term)
Description: The belief of Tengri as the Supreme Sky God.


Name: In April 2014 (Time)
Description: A specific period in the past


Name: Maslenitsa (Holiday)
Description: An ancient and popular East Slavic folk holiday


Name: Ukraine's government debt (Economic indicator)
Description: The total amount of debt owed by the Ukrainian government.


Name: Sexual selection (Mechanism of evolution)
Description: The process whereby certain traits become advantageous for the bearing and rearing of offspring


Name: Fluoride toothpastes (Product)
Description: Toothpastes containing fluoride for dental care


Name: Natural Resources (Resource)
Description: Titanium is found in natural resources


Name: Anatolian Turkish beyliks (Political Division)
Description: Medieval Turkish states in Anatolia


Name: Greece (Geographical Location)
Description: An ancient region in southeastern Europe


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of pure or nearly pure carbon


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The Netherlands is one of the leading European nations for attracting foreign direct investment and is one of the five largest investors in the United States


Name: Methods of extraction and importing progress (factors affecting value)
Description: Factors that have caused amethyst to become less valued


Name: GeoTrail Dòs Capèl (Itinerary)
Description: A historical path focusing on geology in Italy


Name: the emblematic eagle and cactus (Symbol)
Description: The traditional symbol of the Aztecs used in various official representations


Name: Intended outcome of CRediT (Concept)
Description: The intended outcome as identifying specific contributions to published research, leading to appropriate credit, fewer author disputes, and fewer disincentives to collaboration


Name: Purple Triangle (Symbol)
Description: A triangle with a purple colored background used to identify prisoners in Nazi concentration camps.


Name: Current Chinese pearl market (Market)
Description: The current state of the Chinese pearl market


Name: Area (Location)
Description: The area where silver was discovered


Name: Gulskogen Manor (Manor)
Description: One of the largest preserved like farms in Drammen, Norway


Name: Paris Agreement (International Treaty)
Description: The Paris Agreement, an international treaty aimed at keeping global temperatures from rising more than 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels


Name: about 300 hours (Quantity of Time)
Description: The time taken to grow the 32.2-carat stone


Name: Mark Twain (author)
Description: an American author and humorist


Name: Lapis Lazuli (Poem)
Description: William Butler Yeats described a figurine of sculpted lapis lazuli in a poem entitled 'Lapis Lazuli'.


Name: Copper ions (Chemical)
Description: Ions of copper that can be absorbed through the skin


Name: Pylos Combat Agate (Artifact)
Description: An exceptionally fine engraved gem, probably made in the Late Minoan.


Name: Soviet Ukraine (Country)
Description: where he was accepted and participated in the advancement of Ukrainian science and culture


Name: Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy (job_title)
Description: Powerful Duke of Burgundy from 1419 to 1467


Name: Excellent Dielectric Properties (Electrical Property)
Description: The ability of a material to withstand high voltage without breaking down


Name: Fungicide (Substance)
Description: A pesticide used to destroy fungi and prevent fungal growth


Name: Pipestone, Minnesota (Geographical Location)
Description: A region in Pipestone, Minnesota, where the Sioux Quartzite underwent deformation.


Name: Col Agnel (MountainPass)
Description: A mountain pass between France and Italy, with an elevation of 2744 meters


Name: Silvering (Process)
Description: The coating of glass with a reflective layer of metal.


Name: 19th century (time period)
Description: Due to rye straw processing industry


Name: Scerri (2020) (Book)
Description: A book that discusses the periodic table


Name: 1.4% (over the last 10 years) (Percentage)
Description: The rate of population growth in Vals, Switzerland over the last 10 years


Name: Neuschwanstein meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: A meteorite discovered and orbit calculated by the European Fireball Network


Name: Vijñaptimātratā-vāda or Vijñānavāda (Buddhist philosophical view)
Description: Main theories of Yogācāra thought


Name: Varna Necropolis (Archeological Site)
Description: A site near the Black Sea coast in Bulgaria


Name: Sanlúcar la Mayor (city)
Description: A city in the province of Seville, Andalusia


Name: Regulation of mixed waste related to radioactive materials (Function)
Description: Ensuring compliance with regulations governing the management of mixed waste containing radioactive materials


Name: coalition peacekeeping operations around the world (Military operation)
Description: The Italian Navy has taken part in coalition peacekeeping operations around the world


Name: Wattle and daub process (Building technique)
Description: A building method using clay soils or dung filled in a woven brush structure.


Name: Creating impression of half-tones (Application)
Description: Creating the impression of half-tones by making many very thin parallel lines.


Name: United States Environmental Protection Agency's chemicals lists in 1988 (Event)
Description: Removed from the US EPA's chemical list in 1988


Name: Air Traffic (Activity)
Description: Indicates that the Air Traffic Control System (SISCON) in Brazil implements restrictions on air traffic.


Name: Animal Spirits (Religious Concept Term)
Description: The association of Tengri with Animal Spirits.


Name: 30 percent of the protected territory of Spain (Protected Area)
Description: Approximately 30% of the total area protected in Spain


Name: Alexandre Edmond Becquerel (Person)
Description: A French physicist known for his work on photography and electromagnetism.


Name: Palace of San Telmo (Building)
Description: A palace in Seville, Spain (seat of the current autonomic presidency)


Name: Gemstone (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is valued for its beauty and used as jewelry or other decorative items


Name: Athens International Airport (Airport)
Description: Served over 28 million passengers in 2023


Name: Electronics (Field of technology dealing with the study, design, and application of devices that use electricity to control electronic circuits)
Description: The industry concerned with the development, production, and application of electronic equipment


Name: Cool or Warm Grey created by Rembrandt Van Rijn (Color)
Description: Grey created by Rembrandt Van Rijn using touches of either blues or reds to cool or warm it


Name: Seville (City)
Description: A city in Andalusia


Name: Islamic conquest (Historical Event)
Description: Conquest of the Iranian Plateau and Afghanistan by Islamic armies in the 7th-century


Name: Manganese(III) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A manganese compound used in glass industry.


Name: Lime-bearing Silicates (Geological Minerals)
Description: Minerals that form in the presence of lime.


Name: Partial Melt Produced by Migmatised Igneous or Lower-crustal Rocks (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Partial melt from igneous rocks


Name: United Nations Security Council Resolution 1295 (Legislation)
Description: A resolution passed by the United Nations Security Council in response to the Fowler Report


Name: Conflict Diamond Issue (Topic)
Description: The problem of diamonds being used to fund conflicts and wars


Name: Rhyolite (Geological formation)
Description: A type of volcanic rock


Name: Simon Stevin (Scientist)
Description: A Flemish mathematician, engineer, and philosopher who made significant contributions to mathematics and engineering


Name: Liberty (Freedom)
Description: The freedom that the slave worker received as a reward for discovering La Peregrina pearl


Name: National Congress (Government body)
Description: The Brazilian government body that impeached Collor


Name: 'Color', 'tartrazine', or 'E102' (label)
Description: Labels used for tartrazine on food packages


Name: Healthcare and wellness sector (Social resource)
Description: the institutions, organizations, and practices that promote physical and mental health, prevent disease, and treat illness


Name: fractal with infinite perimeter and finite area (Mathematical category)
Description: A fractal that has an infinite perimeter but a finite area


Name: Company (business) (organization)
Description: Organization primarily engaged in business activities


Name: Rutile (Mineral)
Description: Primarily composed of titanium dioxide.


Name: Blueschist facies (Geological Facies)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock characterized by the presence of glaucophane and lawsonite


Name: Freshwater Environments (Geographical Location)
Description: Areas with fresh water, not salty


Name: 17th Century (Time Period)
Description: The century when the technique was first developed


Name: Metals from solution and minerals (Geological substances)
Description: Processes impacted by microorganisms


Name: Experiment (Scientific Process)
Description: A process involving Potassium, aluminine and glucine


Name: Ligands (Chemical Compound)
Description: A type of compound that can bond to a central metal atom to form coordination complexes.


Name: Marcel Tolkowsky (Person)
Description: Mathematician and gem enthusiast who developed the round brilliant cut for diamonds


Name: Om (Symbol)
Description: A sacred syllable representing the Brahman and Atman


Name: Lasers or Telescopes (Scientific Equipment)
Description: Devices that either emit or amplify light, with applications ranging from basic research to industrial production and medicine


Name: Parallel Mirrors (Optical Configuration)
Description: Two or more mirrors aligned parallel and facing each other.


Name: Cotton Production (Agricultural Activity)
Description: The cultivation and harvesting of cotton in Alabama


Name: Bronze Age society (civilization)
Description: A society existing during the Bronze Age


Name: Railway network in North Macedonia (Transportation infrastructure)
Description: The railway network of North Macedonia


Name: Seal impressions (Artifact)
Description: An object used to make an impression on hot wax.


Name: Tantalum, Tin, Tungsten, Gold (Material)
Description: Elements codified in the U.S. Conflict Minerals Law.


Name: Wheat (Cereal)
Description: One of the oldest and most widely grown cereals.


Name: German Empire (Empire)
Description: The historical German nation-state that existed from 1871 to 1918


Name: Onsernone Parish (Geographical Area)
Description: The parish located in the Onsernone valley


Name: Tourism Industry (Industry)
Description: Economic sector focused on tourism


Name: Government de España (Institution)
Description: The Government de España is collectively responsible to the Congress of Deputies


Name: Central Switzerland (GeographicalRegion)
Description: A region in the central part of Switzerland


Name: Synthetic Diamonds (Material)
Description: The majority (approximately 90%) are synthetic


Name: Unit Cell (Crystallographic Structure)
Description: The crystallographic structure of a mineral


Name: Tibetan Buddhist Artforms (Art Movement)
Description: Art associated with Tibetan Buddhism.


Name: Native Americans (Ethnic group)
Description: Indigenous peoples living in New England before European settlement


Name: SYRIZA (Political Party)
Description: Left-wing political party in Greece


Name: 2nd millennium BC (Time)
Description: The 2nd millennium BC, which the Bronze Age in Northern Europe spans.


Name: Red Phrygian cap (Artifact)
Description: A type of hat that was an emblem of freedom during the Roman Empire.


Name: Wikipedia (Online Encyclopedia)
Description: An online encyclopedia created and maintained by the Wikimedia Foundation as an open collaboration project.


Name: Continental Crust after approximately 2.5 billion years ago (Geological Timeline Event)
Description: The time when the Earth's continents were primarily composed of a different type of crust.


Name: A Hindus (Religious group)
Description: A Hindu may worship multiple deities.


Name: Lakes Vulnerable to Acid Rain (Water Body)
Description: Bodies of water that are vulnerable to acid rain damage


Name: Garrison (Military Group)
Description: A group of soldiers defending Faial Island


Name: petty crimes and serious political crimes (Exceptions)
Description: Cases that are tried by a single professional judge or lay judges (Schöffen) and professional judges respectively


Name: Basilica of Saint-Denis (Location)
Description: A basilica near Paris, France


Name: Mandate of Heaven (Concept)
Description: A political and philosophical concept in Chinese culture


Name: Age of the oceanic crust (Geological Property)
Description: The age of different parts of the oceanic crust


Name: Tang (Shang dynasty ruler) (Person)
Description: The first ruler of the Shang dynasty


Name: Rationalism (Philosophy)
Description: A school of thought which emphasizes reason and intellectual argument


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


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: Eastern European country with capital Prague


Name: Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) (Organization)
Description: A public benefit corporation responsible for public transportation in the U.S. state of New York, covering 12 counties.


Name: aluminum (Name variant)
Description: Variant of the name Aluminium, used mainly in the United States and Canada


Name: 4,400 nuclei per second (Quantity)
Description: The number of 40K nuclei that decay every second in a human body of 70 kg.


Name: Polynesians (ethnic_group)
Description: An ethnic group of people native to the Polynesian region


Name: US$61,000 per year (Monetary Value)
Description: The approximate median annual income of individuals in all art-related fields in the US


Name: Ottoman constitution of 1876 (Constitution)
Description: -


Name: Lord Krishna's life (Thematic focus)
Description: Stories from the life of Lord Krishna depicted in these paintings


Name: Illegal and/or Improper Dress (Historical Fact)
Description: Dress that violated the established norms


Name: Taiwan-related conflict (Conflict)
Description: A hypothetical conflict involving Taiwan


Name: Robert J. Dunham (Person)
Description: Author who published a system for limestone in 1962


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


Name: Taiwan's parliament (Parliament)
Description: the legislative body of Taiwan


Name: Ancient Persia (Historical Region)
Description: The historical region of Persia in Western Asia


Name: Shinto Traditions (Religion)
Description: Cornerstones of Japanese mythology


Name: Chang'e 4 (Probe)
Description: A Chinese lunar probe that landed on the far side of the Moon


Name: Pyrrhotite (Mineral)
Description: A brassy, bronze or dark brown mineral with a metallic luster and uneven fracture.


Name: Ronald Fisher (Scientist)
Description: English statistician and evolutionary biologist who proposed the hypothesis of arbitrary aesthetic selection by females


Name: Glacial valleys (Geographical Feature)
Description: Valleys shaped by glaciers


Name: Ukraine's Healthcare System (Healthcare System)
Description: The healthcare system of Ukraine


Name: Hittite king (political entity)
Description: The ruler of the Hittite empire.


Name: Afghans (People)
Description: Tea is a favorite drink of Afghans


Name: French colonial officials and social scientists (Group)
Description: Started ethnographic studies in the Maghreb


Name: (Micro)-Topography of the Surface (Property of Surface Topography)
Description: The microscopic topographic features of the surface that affect its reflective properties


Name: Confederación Granadina (Granadine Confederation) (Historical Region)
Description: The new name adopted by New Granada in 1858.


Name: 11th and 12th centuries (time period)
Description: period from 11th to 12th centuries


Name: Venetian Style (Architectural Style)
Description: Style originating from Venice


Name: elevation (Geographical Feature)
Description: At higher altitudes, the temperatures decrease and precipitation increases


Name: CSIC (Organization)
Description: The leading public agency dedicated to scientific research in Spain


Name: Intaglio form (Artistic technique)
Description: A form of engraving that remained common in certain traditions


Name: January 2021 (Date)
Description: The date when the regulation becomes enforceable.


Name: 2050 (Year)
Description: The year 2050.


Name: Pashtuns (Ethnic group)
Description: A significant ethnic group in Afghanistan.


Name: Hera's servant Argus Panoptes (Mythological Figure)
Description: A hundred-eyed servant of Hera


Name: undefined (undefined)
Description: A description of George Washington's role in establishing the precedent for not running for a third term


Name: Slashing multiple enemies (Action)
Description: Attacking multiple enemies at once, often from horseback


Name: Transition metal status of copper (Classification)
Description: The classification of copper as a transition metal, which means it has properties related to its ability to form multiple oxidation states and participate in chemical reactions.


Name: 1886 (Year)
Description: The Hall–Héroult process, a large-scale production method for aluminium, was independently developed in this year


Name: Allemanni (tribe)
Description: A Germanic tribe that inhabited parts of the Roman Empire


Name: The same principle as color constancy (Principle)
Description: The principle used to keep the perceived color of objects unchanged when the illumination changes


Name: State Flowers of U.S. States (Botanical Species)
Description: The official flowers of the states of the United States


Name: The English silver Lacock Cup (Object)
Description: A significant piece of English tableware made from silver that has survived.


Name: date representation in Taiwan (data representation)
Description: The way dates are presented in Taiwan


Name: Roman General (Occupation)
Description: Ancient Roman military commander


Name: Avast Software (Company)
Description: A cybersecurity software company based in the Czech Republic


Name: Afghan Civil War (1928–1929) (War)
Description: A conflict that resulted from the implementation of reforms by King Amanullah


Name: Longer Wavelengths (Light Wavelength)
Description: Wavelengths of light with longer lengths


Name: City of London Police (Law enforcement agency)
Description: Police force responsible for policing the City of London


Name: Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: a precious gemstone known for its hardness and dispersion of white light


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks


Name: Damage to adjacent tumor cells (Damage)
Description: These high-LET particles can destroy the adjacent tumor cells without causing significant harm to nearby normal cells


Name: Maintenance and construction materials (Materials)
Description: Near magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines


Name: Blue-Colored Flame near the Base (Flame)
Description: The blue flame that can be seen near the base of candles where airborne soot is less concentrated


Name: Mysterious emanations (Phenomenon)
Description: Radioactive substances causing cancer


Name: drypoint in conjunction with etching and engraving (Printmaking technique)
Description: A combination of printmaking techniques used by some artists.


Name: Introduced eastern North American red foxes (Subspecies)
Description: Red foxes that were introduced to California


Name: Balkan Wars (War)
Description: The series of conflicts in the Balkans


Name: tide-flowing jewel, tide-ebbing jewel (Mythical objects)
Description: Two precious objects given to Hiko-hoho-demi no Mikoto by the Sea-God


Name: Flimsy (Quality)
Description: Having a weak structure, easily broken or damaged


Name: martial law (government policy)
Description: A military rule imposed by the government


Name: Spanish Civil Guard (Guardia Civil) (Law Enforcement Agency)
Description: A law enforcement agency of Spain, responsible for maintaining public order and law enforcement in rural areas and on highways.


Name: Red Fox (animal)
Description: A species of animal


Name: Rubies over 10 carats (2 g) (Gemstone)
Description: Large rubies with significant fractures that are filled with lead glass


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country located mainly in Asia


Name: Hydrothermal system (Geological system)
Description: System of rocks and fluids that facilitates the transport of heat, mass, and energy within the Earth's crust.


Name: 88% of its electricity from hydroelectricity (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of Brazil's electricity that comes from hydroelectric sources


Name: Executive_Branch_Offices (Political_Position)
Description: All statewide elected executive branch offices in Alabama are held by Republicans


Name: public policy determination, oversight of the civil service (political power)
Description: -


Name: Caribbean coast (Geographical Location)
Description: A coastal region of Colombia


Name: The octahedral site bonded to two OH,F atoms (Crystal lattice site)
Description: Ti is partitioned on one of the octahedral sites


Name: Class of spectra that give rise to the same color sensation (color classification)
Description: Color classifications that are represented by metamers.


Name: New York City (City)
Description: A city in the U.S.


Name: Citi Field (Stadium)
Description: Home of the New York Mets


Name: Roman Catholic Church (Religion)
Description: A branch of Christianity


Name: Wildlife on Isle of Mull (Attribute)
Description: The island is rich in wildlife, including seals, otters, and golden eagles


Name: Potash (Compound)
Description: A mixture of potassium salts


Name: Construction Materials (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of materials used in construction, such as concrete, steel, and wood products


Name: Amina Agueznay's Contemporary Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Contemporary jewellery created by Amina Agueznay


Name: Basil Brown (Person)
Description: A person re-employed until the 1960s and continued his work throughout the county


Name: Kilims (Carpet)
Description: Oriental carpets often having geometric patterns or abstract designs


Name: Transferrin (Protein)
Description: A protein that transports iron in the bloodstream.


Name: DNA (Molecule)
Description: Molecule that carries most of the genetic instructions used in the development, functioning, and reproduction of all known organisms


Name: European Union's European Neighbourhood Policy (Policy)
Description: A policy to bring EU and its neighbours closer


Name: Taj Mahal (Architecture)
Description: A mausoleum located in Agra, India, built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan


Name: Old Church Slavonic language (Language)
Description: The first ever Slavic literary culture


Name: Time Period (Geological Era)
Description: Period in the geologic record


Name: Cratonic Regions of Earth's Crust (Geographical Region)
Description: Large, stable continental areas


Name: Low-Carbon, Bio-Based Chemicals Manufacturing (Industrial Process)
Description: Manufacturing processes aimed at producing low-carbon, bio-based chemicals using CTO


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


Name: King of France (office)
Description: after the death of Charles IV the Fair


Name: Texcoco (Location)
Description: Texcoco


Name: Professional Program (Educational Program)
Description: A three year program preparing a student for a job in engineering, nursing, computer science, business, tourism and similar fields


Name: Civil rights legislation (1965) (Legislation)
Description: The Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 collectively


Name: La Peregrina pearl (Pearl)
Description: A rare and beautiful pearl discovered in the Western Hemisphere around the islands of Cubagua and Margarita


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Black Market (Marketplace)
Description: An unofficial market where illegal goods are traded


Name: Skarn (Swedish Mining Term)
Description: Silicate gangue associated with iron-ore bearing sulfide deposits in Sweden's Persberg mining district.


Name: Oman (Place)
Description: A country located on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula


Name: Structural Funds (EU) (Fund)
Description: The European Union offers structural funds to its member countries.


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


Name: due to its high dispersion (Effect)
Description: Zircon's characteristic of showing 'fire' due to its high dispersion


Name: The Anichini family (Artist Family)
Description: Leading artists in Venice and elsewhere in the 15th and 16th centuries


Name: French Parliament (institution)
Description: The legislature of France.


Name: Arendal Airport, Gullknapp (Airport)
Description: Airport in Arendal with no commercial airlines regularly stopping


Name: Meknes Military (Military)
Description: The military significance of Meknes.


Name: 16.5% literacy rate in 2015 (Quantity)
Description: The literacy rate of Colombia's population in 2015.


Name: Crestwood section of Yonkers (Location)
Description: A neighborhood in the city of Yonkers, New York


Name: Justine Henin (Athlete)
Description: Belgian tennis player


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: Nowruz is celebrated by Afghanistan


Name: Lasque diamonds (Cut type)
Description: Flat stones with large tables and asymmetric outlines characteristic of Indian jewelry


Name: Culture and Historical Contingency (Social Concept)
Description: The matter of how the spectral colors are divided linguistically is influenced by culture and historical events


Name: Many Austrian pan-Germans (Group of People)
Description: A group of Austrians who idolized German Emperor William I


Name: Chagar Bazar burial site (Archaeological Site)
Description: Burial site in Chagar Bazar, dating back to the 18th-16th centuries BCE


Name: National Film and Television School (Educational institution)
Description: The National Film and Television School (NFTS) is a world-renowned film, television, and games school


Name: John Milton's Poem Paradise Lost (Literary Work)
Description: A famous poem about the fall of Satan.


Name: Georg Hegel (Philosopher)
Description: Used the phrase 'der Geist seiner Zeit' (the spirit of his time) in Lectures on the Philosophy of History


Name: Rocket Lab (Commercial Rocket Launcher)
Description: The first commercial rocket launcher in New Zealand


Name: Norway (country)
Description: A country where it regained its independence in 1905


Name: Taiwanese aged 25–64 (Group)
Description: Citizens of Taiwan between the ages of 25 and 64


Name: 55% in the proximal tubule (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of water reabsorbed in the proximal tubule.


Name: KMT (Kuomintang) (Political Party)
Description: The ruling political party in Taiwan before the transformation into a democracy in the late 1970s to 1990s


Name: Seventeenth on Environmental Performance Index (Rank)
Description: Seventeenth place, immediately below Croatia and Switzerland


Name: Melanosome (Geological Feature)
Description: A dark, mafic mineral band formed in migmatite which is melting into a eutaxitic texture.


Name: The twelve gates of the New Jerusalem (architecture)
Description: Gates reportedly made from a single pearl in Revelation 21:21


Name: Yamakiya (geographical location)
Description: The largest and most sparsely populated region of Kawamata, located in the mountains to the south-east of the central town


Name: Verditer (Synthetic Mineral)
Description: A green pigment synthetically produced


Name: Renunciation for Buddhist Monastics (Buddhist Practice)
Description: A form of renunciation practiced by Buddhist monastics.


Name: structural colouration (botanical process)
Description: The fruit can appear blue due to structural coloration.


Name: Honorary Degree (Academic Award)
Description: Academic award he was awarded


Name: Early civilizations of the Near East (Civilization)
Description: Ancient civilizations located in the near eastern region


Name: Metal carbonyls (Organometallic compound class)
Description: A type of organometallic compound characterized by carbon-metal covalent bonds


Name: Talcott Parsons (Sociologist)
Description: American sociologist known for his theories on modernization, social action, and the structure-function perspective


Name: Mandarin (language)
Description: The primary language used in business and education, and is spoken by the vast majority of the population


Name: Georgius Agricola (person)
Description: The 'father of mineralogy'


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


Name: Ratpot (person)
Description: Administered the March of Pannonia


Name: death of about 75,000 people (Death Event)
Description: The number of casualties resulting from the atomic bombings


Name: Neo-Hittites and Urartu (Historical figure)
Description: Cultures or people who shared Anatolia with the Phrygians


Name: the tide-flowing jewel (Object)
Description: The jewel that causes the tide to flow


Name: Derbyshire (Geographical Area)
Description: A county in the East Midlands region of England


Name: Nguyễn dynasty (dynasty)
Description: The Nguyen Dynasty was the last ruling dynasty of Vietnam.


Name: Spiny dye-murex (Sea Snail)
Description: Sea snail from which the Tyrian purple was made


Name: grinding electron-irradiated cubic crystalline diamond obtained from nitrogen-containing or nitrogen-free carbon precursors (procedure for producing fluorescent nanodiamonds)
Description: Procedure used to achieve high yield synthesis of fluorescent nanodiamonds


Name: Buildings and Infrastructure (Construction Material)
Description: Major component in the construction of buildings and early infrastructure


Name: Virginia, U.S. (Country/Region)
Description: Notable lenticular masses are found here.


Name: fluoric acid (chemical compound)
Description: A corrosive acid that reacts with most metals, producing hydrogen gas and the corresponding metal fluoride


Name: St. Louis Zoo (Attraction)
Description: A free zoo in St. Louis, Missouri, noted for its innovative exhibits and conservation efforts


Name: Industrial Applications (Potential Use)
Description: Possible uses of CTO such as fuel production or low-carbon, bio-based chemicals manufacturing


Name: rules (code of conduct)
Description: A set of rules specific to the Sangha.


Name: Gender Diversity (Statistic)
Description: The gender diversity in Cresciano


Name: tongtianfu (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn by Emperor Gaozu on grand occasions


Name: Cultural Efflorescence (Historical Event)
Description: A time of cultural flourishing


Name: Present-day Petronell-Carnuntum in eastern Austria (Geographical Area)
Description: An important army camp turned capital city.


Name: bijia (clothing)
Description: Han Chinese women also wore bijia during the late Ming dynasty


Name: Esri (Organization)
Description: An American company that develops GIS software, maps, and geographic information products


Name: Morocco and Algeria (country)
Description: Countries where much of Berber culture is celebrated


Name: being a theoretical form of matter accounting for about 85% of the universe's total mass that does not interact with light or electromagnetic radiation (property)
Description: Dark Matter is a theoretical form of matter thought to account for approximately 85% of the universe's total mass, which does not interact with light or other electromagnetic radiation.


Name: Unit Sphere (Geometrical object)
Description: A sphere with unit radius (r = 1).


Name: Average Requirement (AR) (Health Concept)
Description: The daily intake level at which a nutrient is considered adequate for 50% of healthy individuals in a specific life stage and gender


Name: Greeks (People)
Description: An ethnic group primarily associated with ancient Greece


Name: trade, economic_growth, job_losses, and inflation (Economy)
Description: Outcomes that can be affected by export restrictions and tariffs


Name: Eurostar (train)
Description: The Eurostar train


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: A Balkan country with Black Sea coastline


Name: Eighteenth-century Poland (Location)
Description: According to Kunz, though some sources suggest it began earlier


Name: San Juan Tenochtitlan (City)
Description: A division of Mexico City that was governed by the Aztec ruling dynasty


Name: Charcoal (Pigment)
Description: A black pigment made from burned wood or animal products


Name: Russian SFSR (state)
Description: -


Name: HMS Grafton (Ship)
Description: regular visitor to the port


Name: Chatoyance (Optical phenomenon)
Description: An optical phenomenon of multidirectional reflection and refraction of light


Name: Andy Warhol (Artist)
Description: American artist famous for Pop Art.


Name: Aesthetic philosophers such as Nick Zangwill (Group)
Description: A group of aesthetic philosophers who defended a return to moderate aesthetic formalism


Name: Regulation of acid-base balance (Physiological Process)
Description: The control of the body's pH level to maintain homeostasis.


Name: Diamond's Luster (Diamond Attribute)
Description: The second only to metallic luster of the diamond


Name: Buoyant Plumes (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Rising columns of water and particles in the ocean


Name: Literature, Art, Architecture, Music, and Sciences (Fields)
Description: Switzerland is home to notable contributors in literature, art, architecture, music, and sciences.


Name: Deaths in initial fighting and first year (Event)
Description: The casualties during the initial Japanese rule and the following year


Name: Peahen's attention (Behavior)
Description: The ability to maintain the peahen's focus on the display


Name: Other physical properties that must be measured for a complete description (Characteristic)
Description: Refers to the fact that nanoparticles have other physical properties that need to be measured for a complete description, such as size, shape, surface properties, crystallinity, and dispersion state


Name: Sheavers (Occupation)
Description: People who tie the cut cereal-crop stems into sheaves


Name: at a given temperature (Geological Property)
Description: Property called fertility


Name: Congress of Brazil (Legislative Body)
Description: legislature of Brazil


Name: Imperial Seals (Seal)
Description: Imperial seals for art appraisal and appreciation of generations of subsequent emperors


Name: Eastern Zhou dynasty dress code (Clothing)
Description: The clothing style that gradually eroded during the Warring States period


Name: Civil officials (officials)
Description: Officials in Western Xia


Name: Pisanello (Medallist (Art))
Description: Italian artist who is credited with the invention of portrait medals


Name: Therapeutic applications (Medical usage)
Description: The use of substances to maintain health or treat disease


Name: Europe's second-largest stock exchange market (Stock Exchange Market)
Description: Based on the given context


Name: urban population of Italian and German descent (population)
Description: The urban population of Brazil with significant number of Italian and German descendants


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


Name: Ragnar Frisch (Person)
Description: A Norwegian economist


Name: - (Geological event)
Description: The presence of liquid water on Earth's surface


Name: Wavelength (Physical Property)
Description: The Faraday effect depends on wavelength


Name: Central Russian Upland (Geographical Region)
Description: Upland over which runs the border with Russia.


Name: Gall-nuts (Material)
Description: Nuts used for making ink


Name: Piraeus, the port of Athens (Port)
Description: The third busiest passenger port in Europe as of 2021


Name: Independence of Tunisia (Historical Event)
Description: The independence of Tunisia in 1956.


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: Substance undergoing polymorphism


Name: Share of Exports to GDP in Japan (Economic Indicator)
Description: The percentage of Japan's total Gross Domestic Product that is represented by its exports


Name: Greek art (Art Movement)
Description: Period of Greek art with a veneration of human physical form


Name: Grading the mine spoil (Land Management Practice)
Description: Adjusting the elevation of waste rock


Name: Native Americans with access to oyster shells (Cultural subgroup)
Description: A specific group of Native Americans


Name: growing income inequality (Social issue)
Description: A condition where income distribution becomes more unequal over time


Name: Brazil (country)
Description: In the country of Brazil


Name: Sun Yat-sen's Three Principles of the People program (Political philosophy)
Description: -


Name: Kidney Disease (Medical Condition)
Description: Diseases of kidney function


Name: the country to independence (event)
Description: Independence of Benin from France


Name: Church of S. Defendente (Building)
Description: A church built in 1564 and became a parish church in 1777


Name: 51,329 USD (MonetaryValue)
Description: GDP per capita at purchasing power parity in 2023


Name: Shop 4 (Workshop)
Description: The workshop where the marble for the columns was offloaded.


Name: Val Camonica (Archeological site)
Description: An archeological site in northern Lombardy, Italy


Name: high mantle temperatures (Geological condition)
Description: Temperatures at which solid-state diffusion can effectively change rock compositions.


Name: Mainspring (mechanical component)
Description: A coiled spring used as a power source in mechanical devices.


Name: dangerous tasks (Action)
Description: Tasks that pose health risks to the workers


Name: New Baroque churches of the Counter-Reformation (Architectural Structure)
Description: Baroque churches of the Counter-Reformation were usually shining white inside


Name: recession (Economy)
Description: A significant decline in economic activity spread across the economy, lasting more than a few months


Name: Inclusions of rutile needles (Geological feature)
Description: Needle-shaped impurities known as 'silk'


Name: some Helvetisms (Helvetisms)
Description: -


Name: Hunsrück Slate imports (Trade)
Description: Imports of Hunsrück Slate


Name: Constructs of pattern in line, surface elaboration and flattened space (Artistic Element)
Description: These constructs are often found in stylized art.


Name: Motivated Purposes of Art (Concept)
Description: Intentional, conscious actions on the part of artists or creators, as described in the context.


Name: Swissminiatur (Attraction)
Description: A miniature park in Melide, Ticino.


Name: East China (Region)
Description: A region along the shores of the Yellow Sea and East China Sea


Name: local nobility (Social group)
Description: Noble families ruling different parts of Thessaly


Name: quefeiguan (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn by court censors during Emperor Gaozu's time


Name: Large, flawless diamond (Gemstone description)
Description: A descriptive term for a large, flawless diamond.


Name: Reason and Research (Abstract Concepts)
Description: Ideas representing reason and research.


Name: Carrot (vegetable)
Description: A root vegetable often orange in color, widely used and easily recognizable.


Name: Bonäs (locality)
Description: A locality in Mora Municipality, Dalarna County, Sweden


Name: Large Scattering Cross Section (Physical Property)
Description: Has a large scattering cross section for high-energy neutrons.


Name: Eifel in Germany (Geographical Feature)
Description: A region in Germany, eastwardly connected to the High Fens plateau


Name: IID (International Institute of Diamond Grading and Research) (organization)
Description: A diamond grading and research organization based in Israel.


Name: Chinese Cultural Renaissance movement (Movement)
Description: A cultural movement launched by the Kuomintang in Taiwan to preserve Chinese culture and counteract the effects of the Cultural Revolution


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security, develop friendly relations among nations, promote sustainable development, and uphold human rights


Name: Maximum running speed (Speed)
Description: They have a maximum running speed of 50 km/h (31 mph).


Name: Manufacturing (Sector)
Description: The industry that involves making products for use or sale, as opposed to the service sector.


Name: a variety of applications, including as a lubricant and in electronics (Application)
Description: Various uses of Boron Nitride


Name: Tension, Energy and Emotional Intensity (Emotion)
Description: Key characteristics of Early Italian Mannerist sculpture


Name: Persons (Category)
Description: Categories of entities mentioned in the text


Name: Frank-Walter Steinmeier (Person)
Description: Current president as of 2021


Name: Northern Taiwan (Geographical Area)
Description: The northern part of the island of Taiwan


Name: Injuries Caused by Neodymium Magnets (physical effect)
Description: Can cause injuries such as losing a fingertip


Name: 16% of its citizens (2005) (Statistic)
Description: Percentage of Moroccan citizens with health insurance or coverage in 2005


Name: Color Management Techniques (Classification of Color Management Techniques)
Description: Various methods and practices for controlling and reproducing colors consistently across different devices


Name: Present-day Greece (Geographical region)
Description: Region encompassing the modern Greek territory


Name: Ancient Greek χλώρος (chlōros) (LanguageElement)
Description: The Ancient Greek word for 'green'


Name: Tunisian (Adjective)
Description: An adjective used to describe something or someone from Tunisia.


Name: Alexandrite (Variety of Chrysoberyl)
Description: Some alexandrite can be found in the Ural Mountains


Name: The Middle Way (madhyamapratipad) (Guiding_principle)
Description: A part of Buddha's first sermon


Name: SPOLU (political alliance)
Description: The political alliance that TOP 09 is a part of


Name: Romanticism (Art Movement)
Description: A significant influence on the development of western jewellery in the late 18th century


Name: Chroma and Saturation (Attributes of Perceived Color)
Description: Attributes relating to chromatic intensity


Name: Congress of Deputies (political institution)
Description: The lower house of the Cortes Generales, the bicameral Spanish parliament


Name: Singapore (Country)
Description: an island city-state in Southeast Asia


Name: RGB Color Model (System)
Description: A color system used on television and computer screens


Name: a global glaciation event (Geological Event)
Description: An event in which a large area of the Earth is covered by ice.


Name: Middle High German, East Central German, Polish dialect term kwardy, Czech term tvrdý (language term)
Description: The origins of the word 'Quartz'


Name: Cattle (Animal class: Mammal)
Description: Aetite is also traditionally attached to cattle.


Name: North Africa (Geographical Area)
Description: Region in North Africa


Name: joints in the limestone (Geological_feature)
Description: Cracks or fissures in the rock


Name: Global Financial Crises (Financial Crisis)
Description: A severe decline in the stability or performance of financial markets, often leading to economic downturns


Name: 3.5 momme Graduated Strand of Akoya Pearls (Pearl Necklace)
Description: A popular style of pearl necklace in the 1950s


Name: next tlatoani (Position)
Description: The position Ahuitzotl assumed after Tizoc's death.


Name: wavelengths of light between 150 nm (UV) and 5500 nm (IR) (Wavelength range)
Description: The wavelength range that synthetic sapphire is highly transparent to


Name: 40 national parks, 189 nature parks, 31 nature preserve areas, 80 wildlife protection areas and 109 nature monuments in Turkey (Geographical location)
Description: The total number and types of protected areas in Turkey


Name: F (Symbol)
Description: The symbol for the chemical element Fluorine


Name: Coffee milk (Beverage)
Description: Associated with Rhode Island as the official state drink


Name: TerrestrialAnimals (Lifeform)
Description: Animals that live on land


Name: Pyrrhotite and Ilmenite (Specific Minerals)
Description: Minerals that exhibit magnetism albeit not as strongly as Magnetite


Name: The Royal Society (Organization)
Description: in December 1775


Name: New Zealand waters (Location)
Description: The location where abalone cultured pearls are commonly found


Name: Mycenaean Elite (Social Group)
Description: A dominant group in the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Town of Lohr (geographical location)
Description: A town in Germany


Name: Boric Acid (Chemical)
Description: Nuclear reactors use lithium-7 to counteract the corrosive effects of boric acid


Name: Leucosome (Geological Feature)
Description: Lightly colored areas within the layers.


Name: Ottoman rule (Historical event)
Description: The governance of a territory by the Ottoman Empire


Name: Patrick Stewart (Actor)
Description: An English actor known for his work in Star Trek: The Next Generation


Name: 17th Century (Time Period)
Description: Century


Name: a gemstone (gemstone)
Description: In cut and polished form


Name: Ocean Seafood (Ingredient)
Description: A common ingredient in the northern countries' cuisine.


Name: 19th Century England (Location)
Description: Location in which pink was associated with boys in the 19th century


Name: Bejewelled canopy for the Guru Granth Sahib (Artwork)
Description: A canopy decorated with precious jewels made during Maharaja Ranjit Singh's reign


Name: interpretations (Understandings)
Description: Interpretations made by people regarding ɂehtsǝ́o Erǝ́ya's prophecies


Name: Tasman District (Geographical Area)
Description: A local government district in the northwest of the South Island of New Zealand


Name: everyday items such as clothing and finery (Artifacts)
Description: Items that gold was also used for in the Philippine archipelago


Name: Arthritis symptoms (Health Condition)
Description: Symptoms associated with arthritis, which some folklore claims can be relieved by copper