Name: Some of the oldest rocks on Earth (Rock)
Description: Oldest known rocks on Earth.


Name: Highway 90 (Highway)
Description: Road network


Name: Sabre or broadsword (Weapon)
Description: A type of edged weapon with a single cutting edge and often used by cavalry


Name: Sapphire window (Product)
Description: Window used for F-35 Lightning 2 Electro Optical Targeting System


Name: Water (Compound)
Description: Produces hydrogen gas and lithium hydroxide.


Name: The Origin of the Work of Art (Work)
Description: A work by Martin Heidegger describing art in terms of being and truth


Name: late 16th and early 17th centuries (time)
Description: Time period during which Toyotomi Hideyoshi lived


Name: Para-amphibolite (Type of Amphibolite)
Description: A para-amphibolite is identified using whole rock geochemistry and not field relationships.


Name: [the western sectors controlled by France, the United Kingdom, and the United States] (Geographical Area)
Description: The areas that merged to form West Germany


Name: Three Leagues (Group of Historical Leagues)
Description: The Three Leagues


Name: thought to be an inferior form of diamond (Belief)
Description: Misconception about colorless zircon before the advent of modern mineralogy


Name: French National Bank (Organization)
Description: The bank that refused to accept Curie's gold Nobel Prize medals for the war effort


Name: 150 millimetres (5.9 in) (quantity)
Description: The yearly average rainfall in Cabo de Gata.


Name: Guadete-Barbate and Tinto-Odiel sub-basins (hydrographic sub-basin)
Description: Sub-basins of the Andalusian Atlantic Basin


Name: Racial composition of Franklin, New Jersey (racial composition)
Description: The racial composition of the population in Franklin, New Jersey as per the 2000 census.


Name: Boston (City)
Description: A city in Massachusetts, USA


Name: balance_of_payments (Economy)
Description: A record of all transactions between a country and the rest of the world, including goods, services, investments, and transfers of income


Name: Āśrama (phases or life stages) (Hindu religious concept)
Description: The four phases or life stages a Hindu is believed to pass through.


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


Name: Parliamentary Democracy (Government System)
Description: The form of government during the entirety of the interwar period.


Name: Hans Coper (Person)
Description: Produced non-functional, sculptural and unglazed pieces


Name: Two contrasting metamorphic facies series (Geological Feature)
Description: A set of two distinct series of metamorphic rocks with different characteristics.


Name: Behavior of particles and fields (Process)
Description: The way particles (like atoms, photons) and fields (like gravity or electromagnetism) behave


Name: German Confederation (HistoricalEntity)
Description: a loose confederation of 39 sovereign states that existed from 1815 to 1866


Name: Cell shape (physical attribute of cells)
Description: -


Name: structural aspects of their buildings for water collection (Building)
Description: Using building design for collecting water


Name: Soil (Geographical feature)
Description: Soil formation


Name: F. G. W. Struve (Person)
Description: The astronomer who classified stars according to their color in 1827


Name: Mafic cumulates (Geological rock formation)
Description: Rocks formed by the accumulation of mafic minerals that settle out of the magma


Name: Dapenkeng culture (Culture)
Description: A culture that existed on Taiwan island.


Name: Ancient Rome (Historical Period)
Description: A period of ancient Roman history that took place from approximately 509 BCE to 476 CE, characterized by the rise of the Roman Republic, the expansion of the Roman Empire, and significant cultural and intellectual achievements


Name: Brown Bear (Animal)
Description: A large bear species that inhabits the forested regions of Eurasia and North America


Name: local government authorities (Government Entity)
Description: Local government authorities


Name: Scottish crown dependencies (Dependency)
Description: The status the former Suðreyjar gained.


Name: Education and Liberty (Concepts)
Description: Ideas closely linked with this region, particularly education and personal freedom.


Name: Mycenaeans (Ancient Greek Culture)
Description: The ancient Greek culture they resemble.


Name: Bills (that mature into gold coin) (Financial_instrument)
Description: A promissory note issued by a bank that promises to pay the bearer a specified amount of currency at maturity


Name: Women (Gender)
Description: Group of people who were depicted wearing pink in Impressionist paintings


Name: Excitable cell membranes (BiologicalStructure)
Description: The potential difference across excitable cell membranes is maintained by Calcium ions.


Name: Etruscan civilization (Ancient civilization)
Description: An ancient people living in Italy


Name: Laboratory neutron sources (Device)
Description: One class of radioisotope-based laboratory neutron sources that produce 30 neutrons for every million α particles


Name: Western Alps (Subregion)
Description: A subregion of the Alps where these high massifs are commonly found


Name: Earliest available Bronze age swords in the Indian subcontinent (Historical event)
Description: The availability of the earliest known bronze age swords in the Indian subcontinent


Name: The slave worker (Person)
Description: A person who discovered La Peregrina pearl and was rewarded with his liberty


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8, commonly found in the Earth's crust


Name: Theosophy (Religion)
Description: A spiritual, esoteric, and philosophical movement founded by Helena Blavatsky and Henry Steel Olcott in the mid-19th century.


Name: Elongated, columnar crystals (Physical property)
Description: A physical characteristic of kyanite crystals.


Name: Public spectacle of sacrificing warriors (Action)
Description: The public spectacle of sacrificing warriors from conquered states.


Name: mountains, plains or an oasis (Geographical Location)
Description: Various natural landforms and a water-rich area


Name: Athlete or employee (person in sports or work)
Description: An individual who performs a certain role in sports or employment


Name: Ostpolitik (Foreign Policy Strategy)
Description: A foreign policy strategy initiated by Chancellor Willy Brandt to improve relations with East Germany


Name: Economy (Category)
Description: The industries, employment rate, and income levels of the village


Name: Dharma (Religious Belief)
Description: A set of teachings and practices found in Buddhism.


Name: Branching of Priapulida, Nematoda and Arthropoda (Evolutionary branch)
Description: The evolutionary branch including Priapulida, Nematoda and Arthropoda


Name: Table fork (Cutlery)
Description: Revived in Italy in the 16th century.


Name: Labor-intensive processing (Process)
Description: The need for human labor in processing pearls


Name: Nikola Tesla (1856–1943) (Electrical Engineering)
Description: Nikola Tesla, Serbian-American inventor and engineer, is famous for his contributions to the design of the modern alternating current (AC) electricity supply system


Name: Dickey Brook, Furnace Brook, Hallocks Mill Brook, Hunter Brook, Muscoot River, Peekskill Hollow Brook, and Titicus River (Waterbody)
Description: Main streams flowing in the northern part of Westchester County


Name: Frog (Part of Musical Instrument)
Description: The curved part on a bow that is held between the player's fingers


Name: Bill of Rights (Legislation)
Description: A set of amendments to the U.S. Constitution that guarantee certain rights and freedoms


Name: Cynthia Becker (Author)
Description: African art historian from Boston University


Name: Celestial sphere (Astronomical concept)
Description: An abstract sphere, concentric to the Earth, on which the Sun, Moon, planets, and stars appear to be drifting


Name: Málaga CF, Recreativo de Huelva and Cordoba CF (Football Clubs)
Description: Three football clubs that play in the Primera Federación


Name: Albite-Epidote Facies (Geological Formation)
Description: A facies of hornfels characterized by the presence of albite and epidote or zoisite


Name: Kephalos (Hill)
Description: A steep and lofty hill on Paros island.


Name: Numerous large-scale restoration projects (Restoration Projects)
Description: Since 1975


Name: thermodynamically stable form (Thermodynamic property)
Description: Most thermodynamically stable form at standard temperature and pressure


Name: 20th-century jewelry design trends (historical event)
Description: Trends that occurred in jewelry design during the 20th century


Name: Simple Cubic Structure with a Secondary Atom (Crystal structure)
Description: A crystal structure with an additional atom in its cubic void.


Name: Ahmad Shah Durrani (Person)
Description: Previous ruler of the Durrani Empire


Name: Moses rocks (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks believed to be blessed by God, used as amulets and called 'fire rocks' by the Bedouin


Name: September 11, 2001 attacks (Event)
Description: terrorist attacks on the United States


Name: China (Location)
Description: A country where lapidary work specializing in jade carving has been continuous since at least the Shang dynasty.


Name: such as Christianity, Islam, traditional African religions, and animism (religion)
Description: The religious beliefs followed by the diverse population of Benin


Name: Calcium supplements for older adults (Healthcare)
Description: Supplements containing Calcium recommended for older adults


Name: Year 1982 (Time)
Description: The year 1982


Name: spodumene, lepidolite, petalite (Mineral)
Description: Minerals mined for the extraction of Lithium carbonate and Lithium hydroxide


Name: Patients undergoing BNCT treatment (Person/Subject)
Description: The effective delivery of boron involves administering boron compounds or carriers to patients undergoing BNCT treatment


Name: Jet buttons and clothes embroidered with jet beads (Jewelry)
Description: Jewelry items made from or including jet


Name: Muscovite and Biotite (Mineral)
Description: Vary considerably in abundance


Name: after they are used (temporal property)
Description: Following the completion of a task or event


Name: Unknown (Unknown)
Description: No information provided in the context


Name: East façade (architectural feature)
Description: A part of the Parthenon, specifically the eastern side


Name: Resources (North Atlantic) (Natural Resource)
Description: The North Atlantic's supply of natural resources like fish and oil


Name: Quartzite or metaquartzite (Metamorphic mineral)
Description: Very compact quartz rock produced by recrystallization in metamorphosed sandstone


Name: Kuomintang (KMT) (Political Party)
Description: Retreated to Taiwan


Name: Democratic Constitutional Assembly (PoliticalBody)
Description: Constituent assembly of Tunisia


Name: Mars (celestial body)
Description: The fourth planet from the Sun and the second-smallest terrestrial planet in the solar system.


Name: France (country)
Description: Experienced the French Wars of Religion due to the rise of Protestantism


Name: Atlantic Bronze Age (historical period)
Description: A cultural and economic complex that includes different cultures around the Atlantic Iberian Peninsula, France, Britain, Ireland, Denmark and Mediterranean regions during the Bronze Age


Name: Ambedkar (Person)
Description: Indian jurist, politician and social reformer who converted to Buddhism


Name: Girdle (part of diamond) (Part of Diamond)
Description: The thin middle part that prevents the diamond from easily chipping in the setting


Name: Syrian Refugees (Demographic group)
Description: Refugees from Syria, including Syrian Kurds and Syrian Turkmens


Name: non-believers or atheists (demographic group)
Description: individuals who do not believe in any deity or religion


Name: Air (NaturalElement)
Description: One of the five essential elements in the air


Name: - (-)
Description: House fires that were associated with the use of aluminium wiring.


Name: monarchy (Governance System)
Description: The monarchical system that was expelled by the Romans in 509 BC


Name: USSR (Country)
Description: The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), now known as Russia


Name: Panchià (Municipality)
Description: a municipality in Trentino, Italy


Name: Mycenaeans (Population)
Description: An ancient Greek civilization


Name: Mezzotint (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A printmaking method characterized by its luxurious quality of tones.


Name: Adult (Human Age Group)
Description: A person who is an adult


Name: Chemical oxygen generators (device)
Description: Device used to produce oxygen in case of cabin depressurization in airplanes


Name: Austrian Beer (Drink)
Description: Beer sold in various measures in Austria


Name: Taoist priests (group)
Description: Religious leaders practicing Taoism


Name: grays and greens (color)
Description: one of the colors of nephrite jade


Name: Abraham Lincoln's Wife (Person)
Description: Recipient of Tiffany & Co.'s creations


Name: Duchy of the Archipelago (Political Entity)
Description: A fiefdom made up of various Aegean islands ruled by a Venetian duke.


Name: Western Lithium Corporation (Company)
Description: An American mining company specializing in lithium extraction.


Name: Process of Unique Identification (Scientific Process)
Description: The process of unique identification of a diamond and a person based on the hair composition is described in the diamond patent RU2282584.


Name: International Sanctions (Legal or Political Entity)
Description: -


Name: Han ethnicity (Ethnic group)
Description: The Han ethnicity of the later generations


Name: 1624 (Year)
Description: The year when New York City was established


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


Name: Abundant Feldspathoids (Nepheline or Leucite), Plagioclase, Augite, Olivine, Iron-Titanium Oxides, Alkali Feldspar (Mineral Components)
Description: Minerals commonly found in Basanite


Name: Sandstone and quartzite units across Wisconsin, southeastern Iowa, southern Nebraska, north-central New Mexico, and southeast-central Arizona (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Different geological formations with similar characteristics


Name: Synthetic quartz crystals (Product)
Description: Quartz crystals produced synthetically rather than naturally.


Name: 1990 (Year)
Description: The year that conflicts took place in Sierra Leone


Name: Renaissance Flanders (Region)
Description: Region in northern Belgium and France during the Renaissance period


Name: Cossack uprisings (event)
Description: The uprisings against the Commonwealth and the Polish king in 1648


Name: Established in 1872 (Event)
Description: The world's first national park, established in 1872 to protect its geysers, hot springs, wildlife, and scenic beauty


Name: Olivine Series (Mineral Class)
Description: A series of minerals that consist of magnesium-rich forsterite and iron-rich fayalite.


Name: China (location)
Description: A location in Asia.


Name: Oxygen (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8. Oxygen is essential for life on Earth as it is a key component of water and molecules of organic compounds.


Name: evil spirits (supernatural entity)
Description: The evil spirits that Fulu is said to protect against.


Name: Macarena (song)
Description: A song by Los del Río that had international success.


Name: Agricultural products from the United Kingdom and the United States (Product)
Description: Goods produced in agriculture, such as food and fiber


Name: Online memorial (type of memorial)
Description: Memorials created on websites and social media to allow digital access


Name: Russian Empire (historical state)
Description: Name changed to by Peter the Great in 1721


Name: Marie Curie (Person)
Description: Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist


Name: Culture of Byzantine Empire (Culture)
Description: Culture of the Byzantine Empire


Name: many different kinds of rocks (geological entity)
Description: Can form from many different kinds of rocks, including sedimentary rocks such as mudstones and igneous rocks such as tuffs.


Name: fire (Natural Disaster)
Description: -


Name: Californian Wildfires (Natural Disaster)
Description: A series of wildfires that occurred in California


Name: World (Geographical Region)
Description: A region on Earth.


Name: Healthcare (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as hospitals, clinics, research institutions, and pharmaceutical companies


Name: The Tomb would be repaired (Action)
Description: The announcement made on 26 June 2009, stating that the Tomb would be repaired.


Name: Maghreb Region (Place)
Description: Region where filigrané technique is utilized in traditional Berber jewellery


Name: Mediterranean Climate (ClimaticCondition)
Description: Region in the south-west corner with Mediterranean climate


Name: Ratnapura, Sri Lanka (place)
Description: Location where the cluster was discovered


Name: Ludwig Wittgenstein (Person)
Description: An Austrian-British philosopher


Name: 1970s (time period)
Description: The time when the concept of tectonostratigraphic terrane was developed.


Name: Sweden (Country)
Description: From 1814 to 1905


Name: No protection against abrasive materials (sand and rocks) (Coral vulnerability)
Description: Does not have any defense mechanism against sand or rocks


Name: Fire (Natural event)
Description: The fire of early July 1995 consumed much of the mountain.


Name: colonial affairs (PoliticalEvent)
Description: The political activities of the colonies under British rule


Name: Greek Coinage (Art and Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: Reached a high level of technical and aesthetic quality during the Classical period


Name: Red Garnet (Gem)
Description: A gemstone that has been falsely claimed to be a ruby


Name: Latitudes 48° and 51° N (latitude range)
Description: One of the latitudinal boundaries of the Czech Republic


Name: imperial imperatives (Historical Event)
Description: The policies and objectives of an empire or colonial power


Name: Milk Opal (Gemstone Variety)
Description: Bluish to greenish opal of gemstone quality


Name: Art (Creative Expression)
Description: Through the medium of black and white prints.


Name: Wastewater treatment (Environmental process)
Description: The process to clean wastewater before its release


Name: Phanerozoic (Geologic time period)
Description: The last 540 million years of the Earth's history


Name: Space Shuttle (Spacecraft)
Description: A spacecraft launched in the same period


Name: Dudou (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn by infants in hot summer months, embroidered with luck charms.


Name: Ti (Element)
Description: Transitional metal


Name: Foley (City)
Description: The city is located in Baldwin County, Alabama, and was incorporated on June 24, 1965.


Name: 18th or 19th century BCE (Historical Period)
Description: Time period of the relief's production


Name: South (Geographical direction)
Description: The direction from which it is more effective due to the steeper step for oncoming wind


Name: the ending of the processions (Ending)
Description: The ending of the festival


Name: Bundestag and Bundesrat (Legislative Body)
Description: The federal parliament consisting of the Bundestag (Federal Diet) and Bundesrat (Federal Council)


Name: Turquoise (Material)
Description: Stone used as ornamentation and trade material


Name: Andalusia (Geographical Region)
Description: The region where Rafael Lozano is from


Name: Collecting duct (Structure of the nephron)
Description: The final part of the nephron where urine is collected before being excreted.


Name: Executive Power (PoliticalEntity)
Description: Power vested in the President of Ivory Coast


Name: coherency of the Parthenon's sculptural programme (Idea)
Description: The coherence and purpose of the sculptures on the Parthenon


Name: Province of Naxos (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division in Greece


Name: Liao dynasty clothing system (clothing system)
Description: The clothing system adopted by the rulers of the Liao dynasty


Name: Commodities Fraud (Crime)
Description: Illegal activities related to commodity trading, such as obtaining currency in a fraudulent contract


Name: World Health Organization (1997) (Assessment/Report)
Description: A specific evaluation of the French health care system in 1997 by WHO.


Name: Transparent to translucent (Crystal transparency value)
Description: A crystal transparency value for Jerrygibbsite


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: A West Germanic language spoken in the United Kingdom and other regions.


Name: St. Mauritius church (Church)
Description: The current church of Maggia (municipality)


Name: Electricity (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The flow of charged particles, such as electrons or ions


Name: Mahayana Buddhism Texts (Document)
Description: Early extant evidence for the origins of Mahayana Buddhism


Name: Taras Shevchenko (Person)
Description: Ukrainian romantic poet and painter, considered as the father of a national revival


Name: 2.0°C (35.6 F) (Temperature)
Description: Average temperature in Samedan, Upper Engadin


Name: Carl Wilhelm Scheele (Person)
Description: A Swedish chemist who showed that graphite is identical to charcoal in 1779.


Name: Religious Population Distribution (Statistical Data)
Description: The demographic distribution of religious affiliations in Russia.


Name: Chemical Properties (Property)
Description: The physical or chemical attributes of a substance


Name: government (overall) (Government department)
Description: Italy has a government overall


Name: Ionian School of philosophy (School of Philosophy)
Description: A philosophical school that laid the foundations of rationalism and Western philosophy


Name: Plants (Living organism)
Description: Multicellular eukaryotic organisms of the kingdom Plantae


Name: Martin Luther (Person)
Description: German theologian, musician and hymnwriter


Name: Painting (Art form)
Description: Generic term for visual works created using paint


Name: Berber groups (Ethnic group)
Description: Various Berber tribes and clans


Name: Octahedral coordination (Structural motif)
Description: A structural arrangement in which a central atom or ion is surrounded by six other atoms or ions.


Name: All markets (Economic)
Description: A collective term for all financial transactions and exchanges


Name: Coastal Population Regions (Population Type Region)
Description: The North Island has several regions with significant coastal populations, including the Bay of Plenty region and the Taranaki region.


Name: Aromanian Minority (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group residing in Thessaly


Name: Jade constructed huang pendants (Jade objects)
Description: Jade objects in the shape of huang pendants


Name: Metamorphic Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks that undergo a change in mineral or texture as a result of heat and pressure


Name: Saijō area (Area)
Description: The geographical location where these temples are situated


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


Name: Round brilliants (Cut shape)
Description: have certain requisite proportions


Name: Wilderness areas in Missouri (Geographical area)
Description: The wilderness areas where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by men


Name: Unscrupulous dealers (People)
Description: Dealers who took advantage of the term 'Blue White' to sell lower quality diamonds


Name: 4th century (Time Period)
Description: The period from 301 to 400 AD


Name: Albite (Mineral)
Description: A plagioclase feldspar mineral


Name: Denmark (Country)
Description: The kingdom where Olaf IV was elected king in 1376


Name: A Large Geode from Near Santa Cruz, Brazil (Geological Formation)
Description: A geode found near Santa Cruz in Brazil


Name: Climate Change (Phenomenon)
Description: Global warming and changing weather patterns


Name: Paleozoic Era (geological eras)
Description: The era spanning from approximately 541 to 252 million years ago, marked by the evolution of land-dwelling animals and the first forests


Name: Charcoal (Material Science)
Description: A form of carbon created through the pyrolysis of organic materials, resulting in a porous, black solid.


Name: Emperor Louis the Pious (r. 814–840) (Political figure)
Description: The Emperor who they received embassies and presents from


Name: Bones (AnatomicalStructure)
Description: The hardened, calcified tissue that forms the skeleton of vertebrates


Name: India (Country)
Description: Location in Southern India where diamonds were historically found


Name: About 21% of these are females (Gender ratio)
Description: Gender distribution of university students in Afghanistan


Name: Wider and shorter breastbone (Part of human skeleton)
Description: A wider and shorter version of the sternum


Name: 1934 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: Copper smelting (Technology)
Description: The process of extracting copper from its ore


Name: Activated (State change)
Description: To be activated glazed pottery must be placed in a kiln to be fired. This melts the Silica glass in the glaze and transforms it into a vibrant glossy version of itself.


Name: Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence (Foreign Policy Strategy)
Description: a foreign policy strategy based on Premier Zhou Enlai's principles


Name: Confucianism (philosophy)
Description: A Chinese philosophy that serves as the foundation of Taiwanese culture


Name: Earlier faceting techniques (diamond cut technique)
Description: The mogul cut evolved from older diamond cutting methods.


Name: 18O (Radioisotope)
Description: A radioactive isotope of oxygen with a decay mode to yield fluorine.


Name: killed perhaps a third of Italy's population (Catastrophe)
Description: Impact of the Black Death on Italy


Name: Dahomey (historical entity)
Description: The region that included the Kingdom of Dahomey, present-day Benin


Name: Special High Grade (SHG) (Material)
Description: Commercially pure zinc, often abbreviated as SHG


Name: Etruscan community (society)
Description: The society of the Etruscan civilization


Name: Motecuhzoma Xocoyotzin (Aztec leader)
Description: The Aztec ruler who conquered the province of Xoconochco


Name: Acrylic polymer emulsion (Polymer solution)
Description: The binder in the acrylic paint.


Name: two basic forms: hexagonal boron nitride (h-BN) and cubic boron nitride (c-BN) (Property)
Description: Two main forms of Boron Nitride


Name: -ite (Suffix)
Description: Most names end in '-ite'


Name: UNESCO (International Organization)
Description: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization


Name: Earth science (science)
Description: The study of Earth's systems and their interactions.


Name: Konrad Adenauer (1876–1967) (Politicians)
Description: Konrad Adenauer, first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany and leader of the Christian Democratic Union


Name: Medieval nuns and scribes (Profession)
Description: The people who used lapis lazuli to produce medieval texts and manuscripts


Name: Maximum Transparency (Goal)
Description: Transparency as an end itself


Name: Botswana agate (Mineral variety)
Description: Type of agate found in Botswana


Name: Buckminsterfullerenes (compound)
Description: Fullerene allotropes C60


Name: Rosablanca, Paja, Muzo and Furatena Formations (Geological formation)
Description: Formations where most of the emeralds occur


Name: Lithium (Element)
Description: A soft, silver-white metal


Name: American Football (Sport)
Description: The most popular spectator sport in the United States, with the highest average attendance of any sports league in the world


Name: Chemistry (Process)
Description: The chemical composition and interactions that influence fossil preservation.


Name: radiation damage (Geological Process)
Description: Radiation damage occurs after the formation of carbonados, potentially pertinent to the radiation hypothesis


Name: least concern on the IUCN Red List (Conservation status)
Description: -


Name: Toxicity (Health Risk)
Description: Causes chronic life-threatening allergic disease (berylliosis) in some people.


Name: Blue-Yellow Channel (Neurophysiological Process)
Description: A channel constructed from the blue and yellow cones' responses


Name: Fossil Record (Collection)
Description: The totality of fossils found on Earth


Name: SiO2 in a 1:2 ratio (Chemical ratio)
Description: Ratio of silicon to oxygen in the tetrahedra


Name: Manchu (ethnic_group)
Description: A Tungusic-speaking ethnic group that originated in northeastern China and Mongolia.


Name: true (Boolean value)
Description: Indicates the accuracy of the reported finding.


Name: Britain and Ireland (Location)
Description: -


Name: Numidians (Ethnic group)
Description: Berber tribes of North Africa under the rule of Massinissa


Name: - (-)
Description: The Jewish population in Morocco has decreased significantly, from an estimated 250,000 in the 1940s to about 2,000-3,000 today


Name: eastern populations (population)
Description: Populations residing in the Eastern regions


Name: Physical properties (Property group)
Description: Properties used to classify minerals, such as crystal structure and habit, hardness, lustre, diaphaneity, colour, streak, cleavage and fracture, specific gravity, fluorescence, phosphorescence, magnetism, radioactivity, tenacity, piezoelectricity, reactivity to dilute acids.


Name: William B. Bankhead National Forest (National Forest)
Description: One of the four national forests in Alabama


Name: Frits Thaulow (Artist)
Description: Impressionist painter influenced by Paris art scene


Name: treatment of Austria (Political issue)
Description: The way Austria was treated by the Allies, as stipulated in the Moscow Declaration of 1943


Name: Urchin neutron initiators (Neutron source)
Description: Alpha decay-driven beryllium neutron sources named 'urchin' neutron initiators


Name: Large-scale projects (Economic development)
Description: Development involving large investments


Name: Electric Field (Physical Field)
Description: Field of force exerted by stationary charges


Name: Southeast Asia (Region)
Description: Region where Confucian art spread westwards on the Silk Road


Name: Metal backing (Material)
Description: Artifact from 14th century Europe


Name: ancient India (Time Period)
Description: The period when diamonds were first used as religious icons


Name: sanctity of the site (Belief or concept)
Description: The belief that the site where Moses was buried is sacred


Name: Contemporary agriculture and tourism (Industry)
Description: Modern coastal settlements on Thasos are primarily involved in agriculture and tourism


Name: Submarine Cable Stations (Infrastructure)
Description: Undersea communication cables connecting countries or continents


Name: Central Mediterranean region (Region)
Description: The central Mediterranean region, specifically Italy and surrounding areas


Name: Wilhelm II (1859–1941) (Monarchs)
Description: Wilhelm II, the last German Emperor and King of Prussia from 1888 to 1918


Name: Japan's transportation infrastructure (infrastructure)
Description: The transportation infrastructure of Japan


Name: Multichannel Marketing Strategy (Marketing Strategy)
Description: A marketing approach that utilizes multiple channels to reach customers


Name: Fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol F and atomic number 9


Name: Electrolysis of potassium's hydroxide (ChemicalProcess)
Description: A process that has changed little since it was first used by Humphry Davy in 1807


Name: European Championship of 1995, World Grand Prix in 2003 (Event)
Description: The events achieved by the Volleyball national women's team in the Netherlands


Name: University of Sciences and Technology Houari Boumediene (University)
Description: One of the most important universities in Algeria


Name: vegetable-based couscous (Couscous)
Description: A dish resembling couscous made with vegetables


Name: Taiwanese military (military_organization)
Description: The Taiwanese military in the 21st century


Name: - (-)
Description: None in this case, it refers to the activation of chemical oxygen generators during sudden cabin pressure loss


Name: The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (Building)
Description: A monument and memorial hall dedicated to Chiang Kai-shek, located in Taipei, Taiwan


Name: Intensive effort from various stakeholders (Action)
Description: Effort required from multiple parties to address socio-economic challenges.


Name: phosphorescent materials (Material Science)
Description: A class of materials that emit light, particularly for long durations, when excited by electromagnetic radiation


Name: Government of Germany (Government)
Description: Government of the Federal Republic of Germany


Name: Oxalic acid (H2C2O4) (Chemical compound)
Description: A naturally occurring organic acid with the formula H2C2O4


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


Name: Arabic (Language)
Description: The language used for the name Al-Jazāʾir


Name: Average Education Level (Statistic)
Description: The average education level in Cresciano


Name: Oral Tradition (Methodology)
Description: One method of passing down Japanese myths


Name: food additives, food and beverage packaging, and cooking utensils (Products)
Description: Items used for preparing or serving food.


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


Name: highest number of churches (building)
Description: The city with the highest number of churches in the world.


Name: Rhaetian Railway in the Albula and Bernina Landscapes (Railway)
Description: A World Heritage Site in Grisons


Name: Liberals (in SA and Tasmania) (Political Party)
Description: Liberal Party at state level in South Australia and Tasmania


Name: Moriori culture (culture)
Description: Culture developed by the indigenous people of the Chatham Islands


Name: Lake Maggiore (Lake)
Description: The Lake Maggiore that is near Mosogno


Name: Algeciras, Cadiz (city)
Description: a city in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Dingo (Animal)
Description: Medium-sized wild dog native to Australia


Name: 18 (age)
Description: The previous voting age before it was lowered in 2007


Name: The Tavern (Building)
Description: A former name of the hotel


Name: Equivalence between Bravais lattices (fact)
Description: Statement that the body-centered tetragonal lattice is equivalent to the primitive tetragonal lattice with a smaller unit cell


Name: the main justification for the tin trade ended (economic concept)
Description: The reason for the existence of the tin trade was no longer valid.


Name: Ming dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a historical dynasty of China from 1368 to 1644


Name: Celtic broadleaf forests, English Lowlands beech forests, North Atlantic moist mixed forests, and Caledonian conifer forests (Ecoregion)
Description: Four terrestrial ecoregions found in the United Kingdom


Name: World Diamond Congress (Organization)
Description: An organization within the diamond industry


Name: Soviet prisoners of war, political and other prisoners (Group)
Description: Opponents of the new Communist regime (Stalinism)


Name: Apology (IMF, 2013) (Event)
Description: The informal apology issued by the IMF in 2013 regarding their underestimation of the effects of tax hikes and budget cuts in Greece.


Name: Canada (Countries)
Description: A North American country


Name: Euronext (Stock Exchange)
Description: The merged entity in 2007, which is the world's largest stock exchange


Name: American Academy of Arts and Sciences (Organization)
Description: A learned society devoted to the advancement of the arts, sciences, letters, and administration


Name: environs of Harar (Geographical Area)
Description: The surroundings of Harar, Ethiopia


Name: I-22 (Transportation_route)
Description: An interstate highway in Alabama that enters the state from Mississippi and connects Birmingham with Memphis, Tennessee.


Name: Borough Council of Franklin Borough (Council)
Description: The governing body of Franklin Borough


Name: Partitions of Poland (1772, 1793, 1795) (event)
Description: A series of three partitions by which Poland was partitioned and annexed by the Russian Empire, Kingdom of Prussia, and Habsburg Monarchy


Name: Umayyad Caliphate (Empire)
Description: An Arab caliphate founded by Mu'awiya I, the cousin and son-in-law of Muhammad


Name: Feldspars (Mineral group)
Description: A mineral group found in the Framework silicate group


Name: Vertically Aligned Carbon Nanotubes (Nanomaterial)
Description: Carbon nanotubes arranged in a vertical orientation


Name: Mermeren Kombinat A.D. (Company)
Description: The company that operates the quarries where Sivec marble is extracted.


Name: Radioactivity (Property)
Description: It is radioactive.


Name: 1723 (Time)
Description: Year 1723


Name: COVID-19 Pandemic (HealthCrisis)
Description: During the COVID-19 pandemic, the lowest unemployment rate recorded was in December 2021 at 3.2%


Name: Homeownership Rate (Statistic)
Description: The homeownership rate in Cresciano


Name: sages (Role)
Description: Ancient religious leaders or wise men in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism.


Name: IDF's City of Training Bases (Military Base)
Description: A city under construction by the Israeli Defense Forces for training purposes


Name: Aritimi (Artemis) (Deity)
Description: Greek goddess inspired by the Etruscan system, corresponding to Artemis.


Name: Rectangular prism (Geometric Shape)
Description: Resulting shape of an orthorhombic lattice with distinct a, b, and c dimensions.


Name: do not necessarily pay and collect cheques (Activity)
Description: Activities related to the handling of cheques


Name: El Cardoso de la Sierra (location)
Description: A location where the specimens of andalusite studied were actually from, not Andalusia.


Name: New England economy (Economy)
Description: The economic conditions and industries in New England following World War II


Name: Abidjan (City)
Description: Largest city and economic capital of Ivory Coast


Name: Traditional engraving (Technique)
Description: A purely linear medium technique in engraving.


Name: Monocrystalline silicon (Chemical Compound)
Description: Pure, defect-free single crystalline silicon.


Name: Intelligence (Information)
Description: Advanced level military or diplomatic information obtained illegally from an enemy or competitor


Name: Štěpán Schlick (Person)
Description: Nobleman who founded Jáchymov under its German name Joachimsthal


Name: Customs Union (EconomicAgreement)
Description: An agreement between Turkey and the EU that abolished customs duties on most goods traded between them.


Name: Zawar Zinc Mines (location)
Description: Zinc mines near Udaipur in India, active since the Mauryan period.


Name: ski runs built by mechanical means (human activity)
Description: Skiing areas created using machinery


Name: Characterize nanoparticles by surface charge, surface area, crystal structure, particle mass, and particle number respectively (Particle property)
Description: These methods can help characterize different properties of nanoparticles


Name: four ecoregions (Ecoregion)
Description: The four ecoregions that Austria can be subdivided into


Name: Hexagonal Bravais lattice (crystal_lattice)
Description: One of the seven 2D Bravais lattices


Name: American Army Corps of Engineers (Organization)
Description: An organization involved in reopening the Shinkolobwe mine with the United States Army


Name: National Public Safety Commission (Public Safety Commission)
Description: Governing body of the National Police Agency


Name: Gemma Augustea (gem)
Description: An ancient cameo of the Roman Imperial period


Name: Marmara and Black Sea areas (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions on the coasts of modern-day Turkey


Name: Belgian Gastronomy (Culture)
Description: The cuisine of Belgium


Name: Wildfire (Natural Disaster)
Description: An event in which a fast-moving wave of heat is ignited and spreads rapidly through vegetation, consuming all in its path


Name: Church of the Acheiropoietos, Hagios Demetrios, and Hagia Sophia, Thessaloniki (Building)
Description: Churches located in Thessaloniki


Name: Neolithic era (historical period)
Description: A period in human history characterized by the use of polished stone tools and pottery


Name: Kingdom of Bohemia (Historical Kingdom)
Description: A historical kingdom in Central Europe that existed from the 10th to the 16th century.


Name: Seismology (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of earthquakes, their causes, effects, and potential hazards


Name: Napoleon (Person)
Description: French military and political leader who ruled as Emperor of the French from 1804 until 1814


Name: Cinecittà Films (FilmProduction)
Description: Films produced at Cinecittà Studios in Rome, Italy


Name: Global culture (culture)
Description: Culture encompassing the entire world


Name: Animal (superclass)
Description: A class of multicellular organisms that have cells without cell walls


Name: St. Louis (Missouri) (City)
Description: The city that suffered deindustrialization and job loss in railroads and manufacturing


Name: 4th in the tournament in 2022 (Sporting event)
Description: Position that Morocco reached in a football tournament held in 2022


Name: gold-from-seawater swindle (Operation)
Description: An operation that was a gold-from-seawater scam


Name: Guerrillas' organizations (Guerrilla group)
Description: Various guerrilla groups in Colombia


Name: Indoor tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware used indoors


Name: Prussia (Country)
Description: German kingdom from 1701 to 1945


Name: Greek Classical and Hellenistic periods (Time Period)
Description: Epoch of ancient Greek culture


Name: Euboea (Island)
Description: Second most populous island of Greece


Name: Mississippi (US_State)
Description: One of the states bordering Alabama to the west.


Name: former Yugoslavia's less-developed southern region (Geographical Region)
Description: One of the four regions that North Macedonia belongs to.


Name: Terrorist Acts (Criminal Activity)
Description: Acts of violence or threats intended to create fear and panic


Name: Coloured rocks (Mineral)
Description: Used to inlay into Ashford Black Marble


Name: Medallic Orientation (Coin's Orientation)
Description: The orientation of the Euro coins.


Name: 3,950 Research Groups in Science and Technology (Research Group)
Description: A team of researchers organized for the purpose of conducting a specific project or program


Name: Black Death (Historical Event)
Description: The plague that killed between 50% and 60% of Norway's population


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: Overarching religion that encompasses various traditions


Name: August 1160 (date)
Description: The time when German colonization started


Name: Instructions for disposal (Labeling element)
Description: Instructions on how to properly dispose of the empty or unused cosmetic product container


Name: Oleh Blokhin (person)
Description: Ukrainian footballer who played for the Soviet national team


Name: Two Newspapers (Publication)
Description: Two newspapers published in Marble, Missouri


Name: High-pressure mineral polymorphs like coesite and stishovite (Mineral)
Description: Describes the minerals present in S-Type pseudotachylytes


Name: Alabama (Geographical Area)
Description: The southeastern U.S. state


Name: Uranium-235 (Chemical Element)
Description: A naturally occurring isotope of uranium with 97 atomic mass units


Name: 2017 Czech elections (election)
Description: The election that ANO 2011 won in 2017


Name: one of the finest mother of pearl artists (Artist Classification)
Description: Recognized as one of the finest mother of pearl artists


Name: X-rays and gamma rays (Radiation)
Description: Beryllium's transparency or translucency makes it useful for the output windows of X-ray tubes and other such apparatus.


Name: Black Sea (Sea)
Description: A large body of water between Europe and Asia


Name: Solar Power (Energy Source)
Description: Power generated by solar panels, which convert sunlight directly into electricity or heat energy indirectly


Name: purple (Color)
Description: A broad range of hues, typically mixing red and blue.


Name: Geert Wilders (Person)
Description: A Dutch politician and founder of the Party for Freedom


Name: Comet (CelestialBody)
Description: a type of celestial body with a coma and a tail


Name: French Proposal (Proposal)
Description: The French proposal for the accession of North Macedonia to the EU


Name: Marble Quarry (Panagia area) (Mining Location)
Description: Location where marble is mined on the island of Thasos


Name: Female Pelvis (Part of human pelvic skeleton)
Description: The pelvis of a female human


Name: Native Greek-speaking Royal Dynasty (Royalty)
Description: A royal family in ancient Greece


Name: Lanthanum(III) oxide (InorganicCompound)
Description: A compound formed by the reaction of lanthanum and oxygen


Name: Calcium oxide (Compound)
Description: A calcium-containing compound formed during the combustion of wood


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


Name: Iron gall ink (Ink)
Description: Standard writing and drawing ink in Europe


Name: British Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The political and economic community of nations under British rule


Name: EU (Country)
Description: European Union


Name: Meteoroid Shower (Astronomical phenomenon)
Description: A natural event in which a number of meteoroids enter the Earth's atmosphere.


Name: FLN, National Rally for Democracy, Movement of the Society for Peace (Political Party)
Description: Political parties in Algeria


Name: Cerium(IV) salts (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: Switzerland as the most innovative country (Rank)
Description: Position attained by Switzerland in the Global Innovation Index in 2024


Name: Black Hills spruce (Picea glauca var. densata) (Species)
Description: Endemic variety of spruce found in the cool, moist valleys of the Northern Black Hills


Name: Methylophaga murata (Bacteria)
Description: A haloalkaliphilic methylotrophic bacterium isolated from deteriorating marble.


Name: philanthropic venture (Ipswich Museum) (organization)
Description: Venture for the establishment of Ipswich Museum


Name: Chinese Architecture (Art Form)
Description: Architectural style developed over millennia in China


Name: Business, international trade, and enterprise (Sector)
Description: An area of economic activity involving the production, distribution, or trade of goods and services.


Name: Art Nouveau (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the late 19th century.


Name: Azurite (Mineral)
Description: A soft, deep-blue copper mineral produced by weathering of copper ore deposits.


Name: Hospital de las Cinco Llagas (Building)
Description: A hospital in Seville, Spain


Name: Mexicans (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Mexico


Name: Grinders (Machine Tools)
Description: Grinders have increased in size and complexity with advances in time and technology.


Name: 4.7% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Russia's GDP spent on education in 2018.


Name: Amerindians (Ethnic group)
Description: The specific ethnicity within the Indigenous group is not specified


Name: Louis d'or (Monetary unit)
Description: Gold coin minted by Louis XIII to compete with Genoese coins


Name: pure diopside to pure jadeite (Chemistry)
Description: The range of chemical composition for omphacite.


Name: 670 BC to 200 BC (Time Period)
Description: The time period during which the paintings were created


Name: United States, Soviet Union (Country)
Description: Countries involved in arms race during Cold War


Name: German language media in Grisons (Media)
Description: Written media published in German within the Grisons region


Name: NHS (Healthcare Provider)
Description: The primary healthcare provider in the United Kingdom


Name: Troy weight and grams (Measurement)
Description: The units in which gold is typically measured.


Name: Several methods (Process)
Description: A collection of techniques used to enhance and improve the clarity and color of sapphires.


Name: Dirigisme (Economic Doctrine)
Description: An economic doctrine advocating for a strong role of the state in economic affairs.


Name: Subduction of one plate under the other (GeologicalProcess)
Description: A geological process where one tectonic plate is forced beneath another


Name: Dark-Adapted Human Eye (Organ)
Description: The human eye in a dark-adapted state


Name: Gardens of Eternity (religious_concept)
Description: A concept in Islam representing the paradise


Name: Magnesium Aluminate (MgAl2O4) (Mixed oxide)
Description: A useful mixed oxide phase


Name: Boiling in oil (Legend)
Description: A legend about John's miraculous preservation


Name: Hearing the Dharma and study of the Buddhist discourses (Buddhist practice)
Description: Is necessary 'if one wants to learn and practice the Buddha Dharma.'


Name: King Magnus VII (Monarch)
Description: The monarch who died in 1350


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


Name: Catalytic converters (Product)
Description: Exhaust gas treatment device


Name: Organic gemstones (type of gemstone)
Description: Type of gemstone that are produced by living organisms


Name: Vandals and Visigoths (ethnic group)
Description: Germanic tribes that invaded Iberia


Name: Plaquette (rectangular medals) (Subcategory of Medal)
Description: Square medals can also be referred to as plaquettes.


Name: The Archean Eon (Geological Eon)
Description: The second eon of Earth's history, lasting from approximately 3.8 billion years ago to the beginning of the Proterozoic Eon about 2.5 billion years ago.


Name: Unity Church (Religious Organization)
Description: A New Thought Christian denomination with its headquarters in Unity Village, Missouri


Name: work as self-employed master craftsmen (job_role)
Description: The restriction of journeymen from self-employment.


Name: 1348 Friuli earthquake (Natural Disaster)
Description: A destructive earthquake in the region of Friuli, Italy


Name: Pelasgians of Lemnos and Imbros (Ancient people)
Description: Pelasgians who settled on the island of Lemnos, then followed Tyrrhenus to the Italian Peninsula


Name: Some individuals (people)
Description: Individuals who may have an allergy to tartrazine


Name: Various Germans (Person)
Description: Individuals of German nationality who have won an Oscar for their performances in films


Name: 93% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of people living in province and district centers


Name: Berbers (People)
Description: Indigenous people of North Africa


Name: Abnormal heart rhythm (Health Issue)
Description: An abnormal beating or activity of the heart.


Name: people of northern or western European ancestry (Population group)
Description: The group where red hair is seen more often


Name: New York City's population in 2020 (Population)
Description: The total number of people living in New York City in 2020


Name: Teaching and learning in Medicine,16(1): 74–76 (Publication)
Description: Article named 'Profession': a working definition for medical educators


Name: Iron (at Standard Conditions) (Temperature Property)
Description: The temperature at which iron melts under standard conditions


Name: Basil Brown (archeologist) (Person)
Description: Archeologist who discovered the Sutton Hoo ship-burial


Name: Proto-Indo-Europeans (ethnic group)
Description: An ancient ethnic group believed to be the ancestor of most Indo-European peoples


Name: hydrothermal alteration and metasomatism (Geological process)
Description: Processes that change the mineral composition of rocks.


Name: Tairus (company)
Description: Current largest producer of hydrothermal emeralds


Name: In past BNCT treatments (Event/Occurrence)
Description: BSH and BPA have been used in past BNCT treatments


Name: 'the culmination of the development of the Doric order' (Description)
Description: A description given to the Parthenon by an unknown author.


Name: Length and thickness increase with decreasing size number (Size characteristic)
Description: The observation that larger needle numbers correspond to smaller needle sizes in terms of both length and thickness


Name: Carat Weight (Measurement)
Description: A unit of measurement for diamonds and other gemstones


Name: Lugano (Location)
Description: A town and municipality in the canton of Ticino, southern Switzerland


Name: Roman Catholicism to Protestantism (Religious Transformation)
Description: A religious transition from Roman Catholicism to Protestantism


Name: King Svatopluk I (Monarch)
Description: The King of Great Moravia who re-oriented the Empire.


Name: Gold (color) (Color)
Description: Golden Yellow is a shade of gold.


Name: Taiwanese education system (System)
Description: The educational system in Taiwan


Name: Siberia (Region)
Description: A region in Eastern Russia and North Asia


Name: 1936 Winter Olympics (Olympic Games)
Description: The 1936 Winter Olympics held in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.


Name: 85.2 years (Quantitative Entity)
Description: The life expectancy of Ticino in 2018.


Name: Roman Republic (Political Entity)
Description: The ruling political power of the ancient Roman civilization


Name: Metamorphic grades (Geological term)
Description: By mineral assemblage based on the appearance of key minerals


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A country located in North Africa


Name: geographical indications in India (Concept)
Description: A concept referring to the geographical indications registered in India.


Name: Akkadians, Assyrians, Babylonians (Civilization)
Description: Ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia


Name: Feldspathoids (Mineral)
Description: Structurally similar to feldspar, but differ in that they form in Si-deficient conditions.


Name: Antifreeze proteins (Protein)
Description: Specialized proteins used by some organisms to prevent crystallization


Name: Wabanaki tribal nations (Indigenous People)
Description: The Wabanaki tribal nations


Name: Attendance Rules (Regulation)
Description: The specific requirements for school attendance in each state of Australia.


Name: Venetian bomb (Military Weapon)
Description: During the 1687 siege of the Acropolis


Name: Goldwork pieces (artifact)
Description: Physical objects created through goldworking


Name: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (Environmental agency)
Description: The federal agency charged with addressing most environmental-related issues.


Name: Union Minière (Organization)
Description: A mining company responsible for operations at Shinkolobwe Mine


Name: Antiperovskite Type (Crystal Structure Type)
Description: The crystal structure of nabimusaite is of antiperovskite type.


Name: 1791 (Year)
Description: The year the Bill of Rights was adopted


Name: Topazios (Mineral)
Description: The name given to the mining of peridot in ancient times


Name: Mid-Elevation Equatorial Regions (Geographical Location)
Description: Regions where the majority of Carbonado Diamond is found


Name: Alumina Coating on Aluminium (Material)
Description: A coating grown on aluminium by anodizing or plasma electrolytic oxidation


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: The country that was part of the Achaemenid Persian territories


Name: Jacob Christoph Le Blon's pupil (Person)
Description: Later used similar printing process in France


Name: Kyanite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that forms from pyrophyllite as metamorphic grade increases


Name: Sodium Hydroxide (Substance)
Description: A strong base


Name: most cities' subway systems (public transportation system)
Description: In reference to overnight shutdown common to systems in most cities.


Name: Silicon Carbide (Compound)
Description: A very hard, naturally occurring mineral, often gray or black in color.


Name: Italicus (Historical Term)
Description: The term used to describe a man from Italy


Name: The Charter Revision Commission of 1938 (Organization)
Description: Group responsible for New York City's charter revision in 1938


Name: Sui dynasty bureaucracy (Historical institution)
Description: The civil service bureaucracy of the Sui dynasty


Name: OSCE (International Organization)
Description: Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe


Name: Etruscan pottery (artifact class)
Description: fine pottery made by the Etruscans


Name: Lanthanum (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 57.


Name: 1993 (Year)
Description: Year 1993


Name: α-alumina (Al2O3) (Chemical compound)
Description: Ruby is composed of α-alumina


Name: Births and deaths (as of 2008) (DemographicEvent)
Description: The births and deaths in Maggia as of 2008.


Name: Moravia (Geographical Area)
Description: A region in present-day Czech Republic


Name: 8,000-man mercenary army (Military Force)
Description: A military force of 8,000 men


Name: Hugh S. Cooper (Person)
Description: Director of The Kemet Laboratories Company in the US, involved in industrial production of beryllium


Name: Triangle Design (Design Elements)
Description: The design element of the coat of arms: three triangles that meet in the centre, forming a Y-shaped design


Name: Verneuil process (Manufacturing process)
Description: An outdated method for creating sapphire crystals


Name: Syracusan issues (Coin series)
Description: The coin series produced by Syracuse


Name: Popular Comedies (Film)
Description: The immensely popular comedies created by Eldar Ryazanov and Leonid Gaidai


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific introduction mentioned in the context, but implies influence


Name: Laser beam (Radiation)
Description: The radiation used in the molecular laser isotope separation method


Name: Fine Arts (Art Category)
Description: Includes sculpture and painting


Name: Shag carpets (Material)
Description: Used for carpet coloring


Name: Singapore-Australia Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and Singapore. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two countries.


Name: Shah Shuja Durrani and the British (Person)
Description: The ruler of Afghanistan and the British in the Expedition of Shuja ul-Mulk


Name: China's Education System (Education System)
Description: The largest education system in the world, with over 291 million students.


Name: Democratic Party (Political Party)
Description: Italian centre-left political party


Name: suppression by British Army (Event)
Description: The suppression of the Arab revolt in Palestine by the British military forces.


Name: prehistoric times (time period)
Description: The time period before recorded history.


Name: apprentices, journeymen, and masters (worker_hierarchy)
Description: The hierarchy of workers in the medieval trade guilds.


Name: 110,236 inhabitants (Population)
Description: The total population of Drammen as of 1st January 2021


Name: Nationalization Law (Legislation)
Description: The law which allowed nationalization of certain companies in Austria


Name: Has Images, Numbers, or Text (Property)
Description: Coins often have images, numbers, or text on them


Name: Tropical Cyclone (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: A large low-pressure system characterized by tropical rainstorms, strong winds, and a threatening storm surge.


Name: Diamonds and conflicts in Africa (Relationship)
Description: The connection between diamond trade and conflicts taking place in African countries


Name: Galileo Galilei (1564–1642) (Astronomy)
Description: Galileo Galilei, Italian physicist, mathematician, and astronomer, is famous for his observations and theoretical explanations of celestial bodies


Name: Necromantic Ban Neng Chin Aathan (Occult Practice)
Description: Thai necromantic ritual using deceased persons' remains


Name: Local bey (Political position)
Description: The local ruler of Tunisia under the Turkish governors.


Name: Great Sioux War, The Great Plains Indian War (War)
Description: Other names for the Black Hills War


Name: Specimen (Biological Sample)
Description: A tissue or fluid sample taken from the body for diagnostic purposes


Name: Custom cuts (Diamond cut)
Description: -


Name: world's oceans (Geographical Feature)
Description: Large bodies of saline water that constitute a significant proportion of the Earth's hydrosphere.


Name: High-pressure, high-temperature materials (material)
Description: Materials with extreme properties found in fulgurites


Name: Buildings and monuments in Sweden and abroad (construction)
Description: Structures built or used with Swedish green marble


Name: domestic and ritualistic uses of ceramics (usage)
Description: The ways in which ceramics were used in daily life and rituals


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: A metallic chemical element with symbol Fe and atomic number 26.


Name: French soldiers (Person)
Description: Soldiers from France


Name: Coccoliths (organisms)
Description: Microscopic, calcareous platelets secreted by certain algae


Name: Armenians (Ethnicity)
Description: There is a significant Armenian population in eastern Turkey.


Name: Wearing queue and shaving forehead (action)
Description: A rule that applied to most males during the Qing dynasty


Name: King Leopold II of Belgium (Person)
Description: Ruler of Belgium who took control of the Congo in 1885


Name: Preserved Lemons (Food)
Description: The food item Preserved Lemons


Name: Spleen (Organ)
Description: An organ that filters the blood and stores red blood cells.


Name: Outer ridges (Geographical Feature)
Description: Ridges that form around hills or mountains


Name: Mare Tranquillitatis (Previous Name: Mare Belgicum) (Lunar Mare)
Description: The lunar mare that was named 'Mare Belgicum' by Michael van Langren.


Name: January 1944 (date)
Description: The starting date of the Golden Globe Awards


Name: European Steel Production (Process)
Description: Steel production process in Europe since the 17th century


Name: Sidon and Tyre (City)
Description: Two cities on the coast of Ancient Phoenicia (present day Lebanon)


Name: New Zealand's judiciary (governmental body)
Description: The governmental body that courts are a part of in New Zealand


Name: 54% (Percentage)
Description: Enrollment rate of children (54%) in secondary education


Name: Tricyclics (Class of Drugs)
Description: Class of drugs that had several side effects due to non-selective interference with neurotransmitters


Name: 9 gold medals in the Winter Olympics (Achievement)
Description: The number of gold medals won by the Czech Republic in the Winter Olympics


Name: Post-Modernism (Literary Movement)
Description: A literary movement that followed Modernism


Name: Feldspar with Hornblende and Pale Pyroxene (Geological Rock)
Description: The third type of hornfels.


Name: Eastern Ukraine (Geographical Entity)
Description: The territory that Old Great Bulgaria was located in the 7th century


Name: American Sculpture (Art Movement)
Description: A movement characterized by classical, romantic, and dramatic realism.


Name: Autonomous (professional characteristic)
Description: A profession is autonomous, meaning professionals have a high degree of control over their affairs.


Name: Pakistan (Country)
Description: A country that provided military support to the Taliban.


Name: Silicates (MineralGroup)
Description: A group of minerals that contain silicon with one or more oxygen atoms and sometimes other elements


Name: National Congress (political body)
Description: highest body in China's CCP every five years


Name: Four formless attainments (Meditation State)
Description: Four meditative states described in the early Buddhist texts, which include infinite space, infinite consciousness, nothingness, and 'neither perception nor non-perception'.


Name: a continental plate (geological feature type)
Description: An example of a continental plate, which is composed mainly of continents and consists of rigid, thick, buoyant rock.


Name: Neolithic period (Time Period)
Description: The earliest possible time period for the existence of rock carvings


Name: Small Children (Age Group)
Description: Small children who wore white clothing prior to the invention of new chemical dyes


Name: Sphalerite cleavage (Property)
Description: A type of cleavage that occurs in six directions, dodecahedral cleavage


Name: Characters for names of gemstones (Chinese characters)
Description: In characters for names of gemstones


Name: Canary Islands, Spain (Location)
Description: An autonomous community of Spain located in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of Africa.


Name: war with Georgia (War)
Description: A military conflict that occurred in 2008.


Name: Greek language (language)
Description: An independent branch of the Indo-European family


Name: linguistic minority groups in Switzerland (Demographic group)
Description: Swiss people who primarily speak a language other than German


Name: Nicholas II (Person)
Description: The tsar during whose reign the Revolution of 1905 occurred


Name: Eretria (City)
Description: A city in ancient Greece, one of the rival cities with Chalcis


Name: 978 (Year)
Description: An Imperial charter from 978 mentions a cortis Crissianicum owned by the monastery of San Pietro in Ciel d'Oro in Pavia.


Name: Israel (Country)
Description: A nation that obtained yellowcake from Shinkolobwe Mine in 1968


Name: Community organizations (Category)
Description: Local charities, service groups, and volunteer opportunities


Name: Uranium Carbonates (Compound)
Description: Compounds formed between uranium and carbonate anions


Name: Bulk materials and atomic or molecular structures (Physical states)
Description: Distinct phases of matter that exist in different size regimes


Name: 1894–96 (Time period)
Description: A specific time frame for the rebuilding of the brewery


Name: Reigns of Selim I and Suleiman the Magnificent (Historical period)
Description: Time periods when Selim I and Suleiman the Magnificent were rulers


Name: Northwest Africa 7034 (Meteorite)
Description: An old Martian meteorite


Name: Sharpless epoxidation (chemical reaction)
Description: A method used in organic chemistry for the synthesis of chiral organic compounds.


Name: Iberian wolf (Canis lupus signatus) (animal species)
Description: A threatened large carnivore


Name: Constituent Assembly elections (Event)
Description: Elections held to elect members of the Constituent Assembly in Tunisia


Name: Alpine zone (climatic zone)
Description: climate zone extending from tree line to snow line


Name: Massachusetts and Connecticut (State)
Description: Two states in the New England region


Name: Stronger under compressive loads than tensile ones (Strength under Load)
Description: Nacre is stronger under compressive loads than tensile ones when the force is applied parallel or perpendicular to the platelets


Name: the sun (during late May to late July) (Natural object)
Description: The celestial body that provides light and heat to the Earth


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


Name: George Papandreou (Person)
Description: Son of Andreas Papandreou, former Prime Minister of Greece


Name: Washing, deacidification and treatment with stain reducing agents (Preservation Technique)
Description: To preserve or restore older prints, washing, deacidification, and treatment with stain-reducing agents may be necessary.


Name: a land of opportunity and potential, with a dynamic economy, vibrant cities, rich culture, and beautiful landscapes that make it an attractive destination for people from around the world (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of opportunity and potential, with a dynamic economy, vibrant cities, rich culture, and beautiful landscapes that make it an attractive destination for people from around the world


Name: hunting companions to retrieve killed game (job description)
Description: Are frequently used as hunting companions


Name: March 1854 Convention of Kanagawa (event)
Description: The Treaty of Peace and Amity between the United States and Japan, also known as the Convention of Kanagawa


Name: Not Made of Precious Metals (Property)
Description: Modern coins are not made of precious metals


Name: Jordan-Hare Stadium (Stadium)
Description: A stadium located in Alabama that is the home field of the Auburn football team.


Name: China's landscapes (Landscape)
Description: The diverse landscapes found in China


Name: Chinese (Culture)
Description: The culture that hunted extensively for seawater pearls in Tolo Harbour


Name: Emperor Jimmu (Person)
Description: First Emperor of Japan and considered a human descendant of Amaterasu, the Sun Goddess


Name: Mineralogy (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of minerals, including their chemical composition, crystal structure, properties, and occurrence in the Earth


Name: Four major allotropes (Allotrope of Boron)
Description: α-rhombohedral, β-rhombohedral (α-R and β-R), γ-orthorhombic (γ) and β-tetragonal (β-T)


Name: Alexandre Brongniart (Scientist)
Description: Brongniart classified a variety of trilobites from Europe and North America in 1822


Name: Jin style belts (Clothing Accessory)
Description: -


Name: First New England School of Composers (Artistic Movement)
Description: One of the movements that influenced New England Classical Music.


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


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


Name: Control of lucrative mines (resource)
Description: Control over profitable mineral mines


Name: world (Location)
Description: The global context of the ranking


Name: weak basic solutions (chemical solution)
Description: Solutions that contain Zn2+ ions


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


Name: Divorced (marital status)
Description: Individuals who have been legally separated from a spouse or civil partner


Name: Perfluoroalkyl acids (PFAAs) (Chemical)
Description: A group of perfluorinated compounds


Name: Western North America (Geographical Location)
Description: A geographical region in North America


Name: Basque Country and Navarre (Autonomous communities)
Description: Two communities with full fiscal autonomy


Name: Valais (Geographical area)
Description: Locals became German-speaking


Name: June of 1960 (Time)
Description: A specific month and year in 1960


Name: reading, science, maths (subject)
Description: Subject areas in education


Name: Tuberculosis (Disease)
Description: A bacterial infection that usually affects the lungs.


Name: Lanthanum compounds (InorganicCompound)
Description: Compounds with lanthanum in various oxidation states


Name: Online Shopping (E-commerce)
Description: The act of purchasing goods or services from a retailer or service provider on the internet


Name: Etruscans (Ethnic Group)
Description: The ancient people who lived in the region of Etruria, now known as Tuscany.


Name: simplicity (Quality or characteristic)
Description: A description reflecting a straightforward, uncomplicated nature.


Name: Clovis culture (Culture)
Description: Paleo-Indian culture that existed around 11,500 BC


Name: Status (Social Status)
Description: Signifies status (e.g., chains of office or wedding rings)


Name: Present-day Moravia, Slovakia and Bohemia (Geographical Area)
Description: Geographical areas in Central Europe


Name: Membership Terms with the European Union (Topic)
Description: Negotiations between Switzerland and the EU regarding the terms of Switzerland's potential membership.


Name: Paragranulites of Moine gneisses (Geological Rocks)
Description: Part of the highlands of Scotland


Name: Hydrogen (Chemical Element)
Description: The lightest and most abundant chemical element.


Name: Natural Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: Sapphires that have undergone titanium diffusion.


Name: Daniel Owen (Writer)
Description: The first Welsh-language novelist


Name: Strong acids (Chemical Compound Classification)
Description: Acids that do not cause incomplete hydrolysis of Aluminium(III)


Name: 6th (Rank)
Description: The ranking of Switzerland as the 6th most peaceful country in the world.


Name: Coal and soot or carbon black (Chemical compound)
Description: Products of pyrolysis, often referred to as amorphous carbon


Name: James T. Rapier (Person)
Description: An African-American politician who served as a congressman from Alabama


Name: Pomegranate Seed Oil (chemical substance)
Description: Contained in pomegranates


Name: Design (Seal Feature)
Description: The graphic emblem on a seal, sometimes incorporating heraldic devices.


Name: New element (Manganese) (Element)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Mn


Name: The Republican Party (political party)
Description: One of the two main national political parties in the United States


Name: Saint Helen (Person)
Description: The mother of Constantine the Great, the Roman Emperor who adopted Christianity as the state religion in 391.


Name: Adult Foxes (Species)
Description: Adult fox is the fully grown stage of red foxes


Name: Ferdinand VII (Person)
Description: King of Spain from 1813 to 1833


Name: known (State)
Description: A term indicating the awareness or knowledge about something.


Name: a bill requiring developers to conduct a study of potential displacement and gentrification trends (Legislation)
Description: A law passed by the City Council in response to the lawsuit


Name: west (direction)
Description: The hu object is believed to represent


Name: Mussolini (Person)
Description: Italian dictator who founded Rome's renowned Cinecittà studio.


Name: disciplined group of individuals who adhere to ethical standards... (concept)
Description: Professionals who possess special knowledge and skills in a widely recognized body of learning derived from research, education, and training at a high level


Name: Cubic Boron Nitride (Borazon) (Compound)
Description: A crystalline form of boron nitride with a cubic crystal structure.


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


Name: Greece (Geographical Area)
Description: A geographical region in Southern Europe


Name: Rock crystal chandeliers made for the court of Louis XIV (Artwork)
Description: The artworks that served as inspiration for the 18th-century cut glass chandeliers.


Name: Baroque movement in jewelry design (Art movement)
Description: Forge by specific complex design elements from early jewelry techniques


Name: Synthetic Rutile (Diamond simulant)
Description: A type of diamond simulant


Name: Vellum Prints (Artwork)
Description: Prints onto animal skins (vellum)


Name: Certain low grade metamorphic phyllites (Geological formation)
Description: A fine-grained rock, rich in clay minerals and mica, that results from regional metamorphism.


Name: Indigenous Architecture Heritage of Colombia (Architectural Style)
Description: The unique architectural styles that were prevalent among the indigenous peoples of Colombia.


Name: Other shades of blue (Color)
Description: One can often observe in the sky, as Light Sky Blue and similar gradations


Name: Central Nervous System (Anatomical structure)
Description: The part of the nervous system consisting of the brain and spinal cord


Name: Piet Mondrian (Artist)
Description: A Dutch modernist painter


Name: Russian Revolution (event)
Description: -


Name: Carboniferous Age Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Limestones, gritstones, sandstones and shales in the northern half of Derbyshire


Name: Sustainability (Environmental attribute)
Description: The ability to maintain or restore a balanced and productive ecosystem over time


Name: Counterfeiting (illegal activity)
Description: The production and circulation of forged documents or currency.


Name: sections or editions specific to Andalusia in the national press (El País, El Mundo, ABC) (newspaper)
Description: Newspapers with sections dedicated to Andalusia


Name: Bizerte, Utica (City)
Description: Cities in Tunisia, settled by Phoenicians


Name: leading academic institutions in Europe (academic_institution)
Description: Universities with high reputation in Europe


Name: national Shinto religion (religion)
Description: The state-sponsored religion of Japan, Shintoism


Name: French Cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: A style of cooking from France


Name: Its vibrant culture and beautiful landscapes (Geographical Feature Statistic)
Description: including the Atlantic coast, tropical rainforests, and Savannah


Name: USL Super League (League)
Description: A professional soccer league based in the United States and Canada


Name: Nürnberg (Location)
Description: A city in Germany known for a guild of diamond polishers


Name: Herat Province (Region)
Description: a province where saffron grows


Name: Egyptians, Francois Boucher (People)
Description: Gouache was a popular paint utilized by Egyptians, Painters such as Francois Boucher used this medium.


Name: China's economic reform and opening up (Historical Event)
Description: The economic reforms and opening up policies implemented by Deng Xiaoping


Name: Brass workers and workers in other base metals (Profession)
Description: Individuals who work with brass or other base metals


Name: The Chronicles of Narnia (Literary work)
Description: Written by C.S. Lewis


Name: Photolithography (Process)
Description: A similar process used to make integrated circuits


Name: Schist (Geological Rock)
Description: A metamorphic rock characterized by platy minerals


Name: Indus River (River)
Description: One of the major rivers of Asia


Name: Hyponymy (Linguistic Concept)
Description: The linguistic relationship between a general term and a specific term, where the specific term is a subtype of the general one.


Name: Academia (Institution)
Description: The community of scholars, particularly in a specific field, such as academia.


Name: Fossil remains and organisms that secrete silica skeletons (Geological entity)
Description: The main constituents of the siliceous ooze


Name: Tengri (Article)
Description: The article discussed in the context


Name: Central European Initiative (International Organization)
Description: Central European Initiative


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: An element that forms the molecule O2


Name: Unknown (Non-Entity)
Description: Formed in concentric layers within the soft tissue of a living shelled mollusk or another animal


Name: Charlemagne (Person)
Description: A Carolingian king and the first Holy Roman Emperor


Name: 85 years (NumericValue)
Description: The average lifespan of female individuals in Australia


Name: revive the prestigious Algerian past (Historical_event)
Description: Prestigious era in Algeria's history prior to French colonization


Name: Moroccan Folk Music (Music)
Description: Multifarious forms of folk music in Morocco


Name: manuscript written in 1928 (Manuscript)
Description: A manuscript based on the diaries of J.E. Spurr


Name: Iron Tools and Weapons (Man-made Artifact)
Description: Tools and weapons made primarily of iron.


Name: Don Edwards (Person)
Description: A person who resumed the craft of inlaying black marble


Name: The state's National Guard units (Military)
Description: Distinct from the state's National Guard units


Name: civil twilight (time period)
Description: The time after sunset and before sunrise when the Sun drops more than 6° below the horizon


Name: Various construction purposes (Usage)
Description: Special tiles are used for roofing, siding, flooring, ceilings, pipes, flue liners, and more


Name: Hyperthyroidism (Health Condition)
Description: A condition characterized by an overactive thyroid gland.


Name: Flammable solid (Classification)
Description: Regulated as such under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals


Name: Endocast (Anatomical Cast)
Description: A term used to describe the sediment-filled organism interior.


Name: subtropical climate (climate)
Description: A subtropical climate that is characteristic of the Ryukyu and Nanpō Islands


Name: General Mass of Diamond Consumers (People or Group)
Description: The general public does not usually find red diamonds appealing.


Name: Valuable insights into human economic development and global commerce (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Lantian, Shaanxi (Location)
Description: A region in China where white and greenish nephrite jade is found


Name: Third Republic (Political entity)
Description: The name for the government of France from 1875 to 1940


Name: ethnic composition (PercentageOfPopulationByEthnicity)
Description: The distribution of ethnicities among the population of Tasman District


Name: Jöns Jakob Berzelius (Person)
Description: Swedish chemist who played a significant role in establishing modern chemical nomenclature


Name: boron agents with higher content and specific targeting properties (Chemical Compound)
Description: chemical compounds used to improve BNCT efficiency


Name: Regional Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A type of metamorphism that affects large regions, rather than small zones near the contact between rocks and intrusions.


Name: Crown Height, Crown Angle, Size and Number of Facets (attributes)
Description: The attributes that determine the fire of a diamond


Name: Albite-epidote Hornfels (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of hornfels formed at shallow depths.


Name: Labradorite and Bornite (mineral)
Description: Examples of pseudochromatic minerals


Name: Immigrants (People Group)
Description: Group of people moving into Andalusia


Name: Artistic production in Greece (Art)
Description: Creative works produced in Greece


Name: Areas with high impact forces (Environmental Condition)
Description: An area that experiences significant physical force or shock


Name: Geometric designs, figurative representations and narrative scenes (Designs)
Description: Decorations found on ancient Greek pottery, including geometric patterns, figurative representations, and narrative scenes


Name: Hexagonal close-packed structure (Crystal structure)
Description: The arrangement of particles in a crystal lattice that results in a hexagonal close-packed (hcp) structure


Name: (What is a magma?) (Publication)
Description: Article on Engineering and Mining Journal


Name: tens of thousands of participants and millions of sidewalk spectators each June (Number)
Description: Estimated number of people participating in or watching the NYC Pride March each June


Name: Titius-Bode law (astronomical principle)
Description: An empirical mathematical relationship supposedly describing the orbits of planets


Name: Berber successors – the Marinids, the Zayyanids, and the Hafsids (dynasty)
Description: Berber dynasties that continued to rule until the 16th century


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A significant producer of diamonds, with the Argyle mine as the single largest source


Name: Woad (Plant)
Description: A plant used to produce indigo dye in the past


Name: not counted and did not have a disclosed religious affiliation or followed a religion (Attribute)
Description: A category for individuals who do not follow any religion, have not disclosed their religious affiliation, and are not counted


Name: Tribal Groups (Iwi) (Social Group)
Description: The largest social unit among the Maoris


Name: rivals of the House of Habsburg (relationship)
Description: during the Italian Wars


Name: Improved water sources in Algeria's urban areas (Infrastructure)
Description: The drinkable water infrastructure available for the urban population


Name: London (City)
Description: The capital city of England and the United Kingdom.


Name: DE INSTRUMENTS, Inc. (Company or Organization)
Description: A company that manufactures diamond and gemstone analysis instruments


Name: square (shape)
Description: the xiongbei (central badges) found on the official clothes became square in shape during the Ming dynasty


Name: Extremadura (Autonomous Community)
Description: An autonomous community of Spain with lower GDP per capita


Name: Certain regions in Netherlands (Geographical location)
Description: Regions where Christianity remains strong


Name: Autonomous Community of Andalusia (administrative region)
Description: Autonomous Community in southern Spain


Name: - (-)
Description: Used in reentry shields for missile nosecones, solid rocket engines, high temperature reactors, brake shoes and electric motor brushes.


Name: Low Gini Coefficient (Economic Inequality Indicator)
Description: An indicator that measures the income distribution within a country.


Name: Legal Profession (Profession)
Description: A specific profession that was challenged by other professions.


Name: late 19th century (Time Period)
Description: The period between 1800 and 1900


Name: Juvenile urchin clingfish (Animal)
Description: Young urchin clingfish


Name: Cyclopentadienyliron dicarbonyl dimer (Organometallic compound)
Description: A compound containing iron in the rare +1 oxidation state.


Name: Ruby & Sapphire: A Gemologist's Guide (book)
Description: A guide book for gemologists


Name: cryovolcanoes (geological feature)
Description: Ceres formed cryovolcanoes over the past billion years


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Designation)
Description: Places of outstanding universal value to humanity


Name: Third unit of the subducting oceanic crust (Geological unit)
Description: The lower layer of the subducting oceanic crust below the pillow basalts


Name: Debasement (Economic Concept)
Description: The act of reducing the intrinsic value of coins by replacing some fraction of precious metal content with base metal.


Name: Marble Quarry Activity (Activity)
Description: The activity related to the extraction of Yule Marble


Name: Trade and colonization efforts (Economic Activity)
Description: Activities involved in the exchange of goods and the establishment of settlements overseas


Name: Arvanites language (Language)
Description: The language spoken by the Albanian-speaking Arvanites group, mostly located in rural areas around Athens


Name: a small community of people belonging to a religious group opposing modern ways (Community)
Description: Existence implied but not explicitly mentioned


Name: František Muzika (Art Photographer)
Description: A Czech art photographer who influenced the field of art photography


Name: enormous coal deposits (natural_resource)
Description: Large quantities of coal found in the area


Name: Emerald green (Color)
Description: A shade of green resembling the color of emeralds


Name: Foxborough, Massachusetts (Location)
Description: City in the state of Massachusetts


Name: Renaissance architecture (Architectural style)
Description: A style of architecture that developed in Italy in the early 15th century


Name: 1950s and 1960s (Time Period)
Description: The period from the mid-1950s to the mid-1960s


Name: Spessart region (Location)
Description: The region where Mother Hulda is associated with legends


Name: Orange Clothing (Clothing)
Description: Clothes of color orange, to make them easier to see during an escape


Name: Product Stewardship Programs (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: Programs that encourage product designers, manufacturers, and users to take responsibility for the environmental impact of their products


Name: Some children (Students)
Description: Children who move schools for a second time at age 12


Name: Triangle shell mussel (Hyriopsis cumingii) (Animal)
Description: A type of mussel used in the freshwater pearl industry


Name: greater radial stress (physical property)
Description: A measure of the force on a circle perpendicular to its radius


Name: the commercial use of the area (Activity)
Description: If the Spessart were to become a national park


Name: Examples of minerals (Geological entity)
Description: Specific examples of geological entities, not detailed in the text


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: Has three Antarctic and Subantarctic dependencies


Name: Holocaust (Event)
Description: A genocide carried out by Nazi Germany against six million European Jews.


Name: Goods and services (Commodity)
Description: Physical goods and intangible services.


Name: Londinium (ancient city)
Description: A Roman town in London, England, where a near-colossal statue of Nero was once located.


Name: Allied occupation of Turkey (Occupation)
Description: The military occupation of Turkey by the Allies following World War I.


Name: Sanctions (Political Issue)
Description: Russia is subject to sanctions.


Name: Corpus (Body_of_knowledge)
Description: The vast collection of Buddhist texts


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: Location where non-Indian diamonds were found


Name: Federal Council (Government body)
Description: One of the three main bodies governing on the federal level


Name: Maurienne (Geographical Region)
Description: Valley located in France


Name: Ivorians (People group)
Description: The inhabitants of Ivory Coast who saw the tax as a violation


Name: Private Universities and Colleges (Educational Institution)
Description: Secondary educational providers in the U.S.


Name: many of its historic monuments (historical_artifacts, architectural_monuments)
Description: Many of its historic monuments have been damaged in modern times due to the civil wars


Name: Lithium Production (industrial process)
Description: The process of extracting lithium from its sources


Name: local Slavs (Ethnic Group)
Description: An East Slavic people living in Central Europe during the Early Middle Ages.


Name: Surplus of $46.5 million (Financial Data)
Description: A yearly surplus of $46.5 million generated by Taiwan's foreign trade.


Name: Building Stone (Construction Material)
Description: A stone used for construction purposes


Name: Mocha (Place)
Description: A port city in Yemen


Name: 58 Facets (Number of Facets)
Description: Consists of 58 facets


Name: Boron-doped diamond (BDD) (Material)
Description: A type of diamond produced for specific applications like Dopamine detection


Name: Dragon God (Ryūjin) (Deity)
Description: The dragon deity in Japanese mythology


Name: Greek landscapes (Attraction)
Description: Variety of terrains ideal for outdoor activities, photography, and natural beauty appreciation


Name: Other Countries (Geographical Region)
Description: China's relations with other countries are affected


Name: Sodium-Cooled Fast Reactors (Nuclear Reactor Type)
Description: Because of its high thermal conductivity and low neutron absorption cross section


Name: Afghan Sports Federation (Organization)
Description: Manages sport in Afghanistan


Name: capital (administrative)
Description: The administrative center of Greece, formerly in Nafplio.


Name: Ferritic and Martensitic Microstructure (microstructures)
Description: Two types of microstructures present in dual-phase steel.


Name: small and medium-sized enterprises (business)
Description: As of the given context


Name: Moquihuix (ruler)
Description: Ruler of Tlatelolco


Name: Mario Toscano (Person)
Description: Head of the Ufficio Studi e Documentazione in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Italy


Name: Manufacturing errors or limitations (Cause)
Description: Inaccuracies in the manufacturing process


Name: Surface area of Regular Octahedron (Mathematics)
Description: The measure of the outer surface of a regular octahedron


Name: U.S. Supreme Court (Court)
Description: The highest court in the United States


Name: Granulite (English and American geologists) (Metamorphic rock)
Description: The definition of granulite as a fine-grained metamorphic rock, according to this group


Name: Italy's highest point (Peak)
Description: The highest peak in Italy


Name: Royal Navy (Military organization)
Description: The naval warfare service branch of the British Armed Forces.


Name: Vinča culture (Culture)
Description: A prehistoric archaeological culture in the Balkans


Name: Ruby Laser (Laser Type)
Description: The first laser that emitted in the red region of the spectrum, invented in 1960


Name: Minerals (Geological object)
Description: Naturally occurring solid substances, having definite chemical compositions and crystalline structures


Name: Academies in Europe (Institution)
Description: Educational institutions for the study of art


Name: Carl Gustaf Mosander (Scientist)
Description: A Swedish chemist who first found lanthanum in 1839.


Name: Social Anthropology (Academic field)
Description: Study of human societies and cultures


Name: Cross (Language Term)
Description: The verb form of the cross in English


Name: Avar Settlement Area (Southern Border) (Physical Location)
Description: The southern border of the Avar settlement area


Name: Paul Watzlawick (Person)
Description: psychologist


Name: caeruleum (Name)
Description: A name given by the Romans


Name: Widely Traded Commodity (Classification)
Description: A good that is bought and sold frequently in large amounts.


Name: Tebboune as president (political figure)
Description: Protestors refused to recognise Tebboune as president.


Name: Barry Molloy (Person)
Description: Author who argues artwork is an unreliable guide to a society's behavior


Name: King Menander (Person)
Description: 2nd-century BCE Greek king who is said to have converted to Buddhism


Name: 2000 census (Census)
Description: The census conducted in the year 2000


Name: Minoans (civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization located on the island of Crete


Name: Legitimate diamonds (Resource)
Description: Diamonds that are not conflict diamonds and are used for industrial purposes or as gemstones


Name: Connecticut River Valley (Geographical region)
Description: A valley in Western New England and Eastern Vermont


Name: the 1970s (Year)
Description: The time when these contradictions were finally addressed with a more detailed analysis of lunar rocks


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


Name: 82,875 inhabitants (Population)
Description: The number of inhabitants in Drammen city in 2021


Name: ZIP transporters (Protein complex)
Description: Transmembrane proteins that facilitate the uptake of zinc ions


Name: Barclays Center (Stadium)
Description: A multi-purpose indoor arena and sports complex located in the New York City borough of Brooklyn


Name: Pilgrims badges or pewter/lead mirror boxes (Religious Contexts)
Description: Usage of mirrors in a special form of pilgrims badges or pewter/lead mirror boxes from the late 14th century


Name: Boron (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol B and atomic number 5.


Name: Kingsbridge (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in the northwest Bronx borough of New York City


Name: Northern Sámi speakers (Language speakers)
Description: Speakers of Northern Sámi


Name: rural communities in the Mycenaean Greece (Community)
Description: Villages or settlements in Mycenaean Greece


Name: Modernism (art movement)
Description: Idealistic search for truth in art


Name: Sigrid Undset (Person)
Description: Norwegian novelist awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1928


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


Name: Family (Institution)
Description: Families are often headed by a patriarch in Afghan society.


Name: Raron affair rebellion (historical event)
Description: A historical rebellion known as the Raron affair


Name: Five Nerves (Part of the Nervous System)
Description: Nerves that radiate underneath the radial canals of the water vascular system


Name: Tolly Cobbold (Person)
Description: The founder of the Tolly Cobbold brewery


Name: Atacama Desert (Geographical location)
Description: A desert in South America


Name: Parikia town (Town)
Description: The capital of the island of Paros, occupying the site of the ancient capital Paros.


Name: Little internal armed conflict until the Mycenaean period (Historical Event)
Description: An interpretation made by early excavators but later questioned


Name: Eclogite (Metamorphic rock)
Description: -


Name: Assimilation (process)
Description: The blending or absorption of different cultures


Name: Geographic structures that cause currents (Geographical features)
Description: Natural formations, like continental slopes and undersea plateaus, where currents are generated.


Name: Arab Maghreb Union (International Organization)
Description: The Arab Maghreb Union, an international organization that Algeria is a founding member


Name: 58 (or 57) (Number)
Description: The standard number of facets in a round brilliant-cut, which may exclude the culet


Name: Dreaming stories (Aboriginal belief) (Story)
Description: Dreaming stories (Aboriginal belief) are myths that explain the creation of the world, its inhabitants, and their customs.


Name: Rolling a wheel of cheese (Activity)
Description: The primary activity in the event.


Name: Kingsbridge branch (Library Branch)
Description: A branch library of The New York Public Library located at 3874 Sedgwick Avenue


Name: prehistoric world (Time Period)
Description: World before the invention of writing and literature


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


Name: Banks (Financial Institution)
Description: Institutions that provide financial services, typically involving the lending and borrowing of money.


Name: Mechanically loading it (Physical action)
Description: Applying external force to alter the natural frequency of vibration.


Name: Graphenylene (single_layer_carbon_material)
Description: A single layer carbon material with biphenylene-like subunits


Name: Photography as Art (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that gained recognition as an art form in the late 19th century and continues into the 21st century.


Name: French Open (Sporting Event)
Description: A major tennis tournament held in France.


Name: Venice (Country)
Description: Installed a governor there while her courts heard the cases of all the claimants