Name: Piezoelectric effect (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The generation of an electric potential difference across a crystal in response to applied mechanical stress


Name: Divers' knives (Scuba Equipment)
Description: A knife carried by scuba divers for cutting lines, cutting through nets or rope, or in self-defense


Name: Copper Plate Intaglio (Technology)
Description: A technique for printing maps


Name: Pure Creativity and Self-Expression (goal)
Description: The purpose of works of art may be to communicate ideas, create beauty, etc.


Name: Kelly L'Ecuyer (Person)
Description: Author and commentator on the proliferation of craft-based education and therapy for soldiers


Name: United States (Country)
Description: North American country


Name: The first reform (Policy reform)
Description: A specific change in the health insurance policy for employees


Name: Coffee (Commodity)
Description: Mocha was a famous leading producer and trader of coffee worldwide with a history going back 500 years


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: European country known for its focus on medicine and psychology, contributions to economics, and distinctive cuisine


Name: Fabric materials used in court dress (Material)
Description: The regulations for the court dress during the Southern dynasties period included restrictions on the fabric materials used


Name: widespread famine (Issue)
Description: A crisis due to an economic and banking crisis, as reported by Human Rights Watch


Name: Lough Neagh (Body Of Water)
Description: The largest lake in the British Isles by area.


Name: 44 years to 54 years (Time span)
Description: An increase in life expectancy in Brazil during the 1940s


Name: Two B and four Si tetrahedra (Silicate Structure Component)
Description: Components of the silicate structure in axinite.


Name: Study of metamorphic rock (Science)
Description: The scientific investigation of metamorphic rocks provides information about the temperatures and pressures within the Earth's crust.


Name: Three golden orbs (Symbol)
Description: The coat of arms of the House of Medici includes this symbol, a reference to their financial activities.


Name: Gem testing laboratory (tool or facility)
Description: A tool used to distinguish natural pearls from cultured pearls.


Name: Gallia Belgica (Roman Province)
Description: The region of Belgium that became a Roman province in 22 BC.


Name: rhythm is important in painting as it is in music (Belief)
Description: The concept that rhythm, similar to music, plays a significant role in the creation of paintings


Name: Montalto di Castro Photovoltaic Power Station (Power Station)
Description: The largest photovoltaic power station in Italy


Name: Slovakia (Country)
Description: A country that borders Ukraine to the west


Name: Well-defined, mappable zones of increasing metamorphic grade (Geological phenomena)
Description: -


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: If not tested properly, nano diamond coating may show the same thermal conductivity characteristics as a diamond.


Name: Identifying strata (Geological Technique)
Description: Brongniart used the fossilized trilobites to identify different strata


Name: Calderite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral in the garnet group with the chemical formula (Mn2+, Ca)3(Fe3+, Al)2(SiO4)3.


Name: 1.78 children per woman (2018 estimate) (Quantity)
Description: The fertility rate in the Netherlands as of 2018


Name: Impurities (Quality)
Description: Naturally occurring manganese dioxide contains impurities


Name: Francisco Giner de los Ríos (Philosopher)
Description: A philosopher native to Andalusia.


Name: Pyrometallurgy (Process)
Description: The metallurgical treatment of metal ores, waste materials and scrap metals at elevated temperatures, usually solidus temperatures.


Name: Dutch Reformed Church (Religion)
Description: Christian denomination originating in the Netherlands


Name: Large open parks (mountain meadows) (Ecosystem)
Description: Scattered throughout the Black Hills, especially in the western portion


Name: Identification (Action)
Description: Jewellery was a key mechanism used by British suffragists to identify themselves


Name: Water ice and dry ice (Chemical compound)
Description: Examples of materials with molecular bonding


Name: Cubic Root of Gram Weight (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The cubic root of the gram weight of a diamond


Name: Diagenetic Replacement (Geological Process)
Description: The process where silica was deposited in place of calcium carbonate or clay minerals


Name: Transformation (Scientific Concept)
Description: A change in a system's properties, structure, and behavior over time


Name: many developed countries (Country)
Description: Countries where the economic growth took place


Name: Virgil Barnes (person)
Description: One of the first scientists to study Bediasites in depth.


Name: witches for generations (group)
Description: The witches who were inspired by the Wicked Witch of the West


Name: National Academy of Sciences (Organization)
Description: Independent, non-governmental organization that recognizes achievement in science


Name: Font of Jitsuin (Typography)
Description: Writing or typing style of Jitsuin


Name: Colorless Scheelite (Diamond Simulant)
Description: A diamond simulant that is rarely used but can mimic gem-quality scheelite


Name: Industrial Diamond (Bort) (Mineral)
Description: Diamonds of industrial quality, often referred to as bort


Name: Helvetic Republic (republic)
Description: The former Swiss republic during the Napoleonic era.


Name: Crystalline solids, amorphous and liquid semiconductors (Type of Semiconductor)
Description: Different forms of semiconducting materials


Name: Largest Film Studios in the country (Qualifier)
Description: A qualifier that describes the Barrandov Studios.


Name: North Carolina to the east (State_region)
Description: A region within the state of North Carolina


Name: Public bodies (Körperschaften des öffentlichen Rechts) (Legal entity)
Description: The entities that employ Beamte


Name: other systems (public transportation system)
Description: In reference to 1.70 billion passenger rides in 2019.


Name: Author of the gospel and epistles (Person)
Description: Whether or not this was the apostle, some scholars agree that the gospel and epistles may have been written by a single author


Name: Japanese Archipelago (geographical area)
Description: A chain of islands in East Asia


Name: servant (person)
Description: a person who is employed to perform duties or tasks for another


Name: China (1937) (Geographical location)
Description: The geographical region of China during the year 1937


Name: River Ticinus (Geographical Entity)
Description: Another name for the River Ticino in ancient times.


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: The region that is now North Macedonia


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


Name: Basquism (ideology)
Description: A Basque nationalist ideology that arose in Spain during the period


Name: 1800 °C (3300 °F) (Temperature)
Description: The temperature range in which most common heat treatments occur


Name: Asperity generation (Mechanical behavior)
Description: The formation of small roughnesses during plastic deformation


Name: Elections in Turkey (Voting Process)
Description: The voting process held for six functions of government in Turkey.


Name: Ephyraean goblets (Mycenaean artifact)
Description: Another type of drinking vessel.


Name: Mycenaean civilization (Civilization)
Description: The significance of the Mycenaeans in contemporary scholarship and popular culture


Name: Zinc (Metal)
Description: Prestal containing 78% zinc and the rest being aluminium


Name: 739-740 (Time Period)
Description: A period of widespread opposition among the Berbers against Umayyad rule


Name: products of rock-water interactions, such as clays (Geochemical properties)
Description: Evidence of Ceres' surface mixing with products of rock-water interactions


Name: Diamonds (Classification of diamond)
Description: Natural, synthetic, and imitation diamonds


Name: Eight undisclosed species (Biological Entity)
Description: eight species discovered by José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva in Europe


Name: Apollo 17 mission (space mission)
Description: The last manned lunar-landing mission of the Apollo program


Name: Saijō area (Geographical Area)
Description: The extended region of Saijō city, Japan


Name: Eddy Merckx (Athlete)
Description: Belgian cyclist


Name: Pyrite (Mineral)
Description: An iron sulfide with the chemical formula FeS2


Name: Thirteen metal hexafluorides (Compounds)
Description: Compounds of thirteen metals and six fluorines


Name: Liu Song (Historical event)
Description: Chinese dynasty that secured the abdication of the Jin in favor of Liu Song


Name: the Spaniards (conquering force)
Description: The Spanish soldiers who captured Moctezuma II


Name: Czech lands (geographical region)
Description: Present-day Czech Republic and adjacent territories


Name: Rhode Island (State)
Description: The 13th state to join the United States, located in the New England region of the northeastern U.S.


Name: Tokugawa Shogunate (Government)
Description: A military dictatorship that ruled Japan during the Edo period.


Name: Hans Strøm (Person)
Description: Norwegian mineralogist and geologist


Name: 14th Century (Time Period)
Description: Century


Name: traditional aquatint (Printmaking technique)
Description: A method of applying acid-resistant rosin powder to a metal plate in a light dusting.


Name: Close-up courtship (Behavior)
Description: The close proximity interaction between a peacock and peahen


Name: the Aztecs (culture)
Description: The Aztecs who oppressed the Mixtec and Zapotec peoples.


Name: Candelario Obeso (Person)
Description: Afro-Colombian author


Name: 5 million internet users (Quantity)
Description: Number of internet users in Afghanistan


Name: Unpolished Counterparts (Product)
Description: The unpolished counterparts of the polished products.


Name: Tennis (Sport)
Description: a popular sport played in France


Name: Maastricht Treaty (Treaty)
Description: A treaty that established the European Union


Name: Assemblies of God, International Church of the Foursquare Gospel and various Pentecostal churches of the Greek Synod of Apostolic Church (Religious Denomination)
Description: -


Name: Oscar in 1997 (Award nomination)
Description: The nomination for the prestigious award in the field of film in 1997


Name: flooding (NaturalDisaster)
Description: A natural disaster characterized by water covering land that is normally dry


Name: Hand (Body part)
Description: Could be manually carved without the use of a drill.


Name: Factory economy (Economy sector)
Description: The economy sector that was predominant in New England, particularly the textile and shoe industries


Name: Inert Gas (Substance)
Description: A gas that does not support combustion


Name: Water (Natural substance)
Description: Acrylic paint should be cleaned with soap and water immediately following use.


Name: Scaliger Tombs of Verona (Architectural structure)
Description: Large tombs that were moved outside the church


Name: Prong setting (diamond jewelry setting)
Description: A popular diamond setting that consists of four or six 'claws' cradling the diamond, allowing maximum light entry and making diamonds appear larger and more brilliant.


Name: collar shape (clothing part)
Description: the collar of the Ming dynasty clothing changed from the symmetrical type of the Song dynasty to the circular type


Name: Boric Acid (Compound)
Description: A boron oxoacid with the formula H3BO3.


Name: Garnet (Mineral)
Description: A common silicate mineral that has a hexagonal crystal structure and is usually red, green, or black


Name: Surfactant (Role)
Description: A substance that surrounds the particle during formation and regulates its growth


Name: Roman Times (Historical Period)
Description: The period encompassing the Roman Kingdom (753 BC – 264 BC), the Roman Republic (509 BC – 27 BC), and the Roman Empire (27 BC – 476 AD).


Name: Commonwealth (Poland-Lithuania) (political entity)
Description: The political union between the Crown Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania


Name: Metamorphic rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks that undergo metamorphism due to heat and pressure.


Name: Violet (Color)
Description: A color resulting from mixing red and blue.


Name: Russian mathematicians (Profession)
Description: Mathematicians from Russia


Name: Berbers developing ties of loyalty to the Umayyad emirs (Loyalty)
Description: Berbers looking for support and patronage from the Umayyad emir


Name: Visual Art Forms (Art Form)
Description: An art form that encompasses a broad and diverse range of creative practices such as painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, installation, and performance


Name: Beneath the Base of Previously Metamorphosed Rocks (Geographical Location)
Description: Location beneath previously metamorphosed rocks


Name: Ductile iron (metallurgy)
Description: A newer variant of gray iron


Name: Domesticated Peafowl (Subset of Peafowl species)
Description: May eat protein-rich foods and vegetables.


Name: Museums in the United States (Organization)
Description: Museums located in the United States


Name: Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Naturally occurring solid mass or substance


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


Name: king of Koma (Person)
Description: King from Koma land


Name: alcohol prohibition (Law)
Description: A law passed on 3 December 1908 that made alcohol illegal in Marble


Name: John Singer Sargent (Artist)
Description: An American portrait painter and watercolorist


Name: Copper(II) Compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds that contain the element Copper in its +2 oxidation state


Name: Norwegian Armed Forces (Military)
Description: The military force of Norway


Name: Librarianship (Profession)
Description: A profession that emerged in the 19th century


Name: Calcareous rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: The marine deposits in Mallorca have given rise to calcareous rocks.


Name: [Be(H2O)3(OH)]+ (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A chemical compound of beryllium, water and hydroxide.


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


Name: Independent Audits (Action)
Description: Audits on all actors in the supply chain


Name: Black Community in Ferguson (Community)
Description: The African American population of Ferguson, Missouri


Name: The report (Report)
Description: An evaluation or examination presented in a written document.


Name: Color Vision Deviations from Standard Observer (Medical Condition)
Description: Deviations in color vision compared to the standard observer


Name: Piz Bernina (Mountain peak)
Description: The highest mountain in the Grisons canton


Name: Marble Production Process (Process)
Description: The process of producing marble


Name: Owens-Corning's trademarked Pyrex (Product)
Description: A brand name for borosilicate glass


Name: Diamond (mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of pure carbon, known for its extreme hardness


Name: Potassium (Compound)
Description: Potassium was the source for producing Glass, bleach, soap and gunpowder


Name: Organozinc chemistry (ScientificField)
Description: The science of compounds that contain carbon-zinc bonds


Name: Ancient Mexico (historical period)
Description: The historical context in which the Aztecs existed


Name: Time (Context)
Description: Represents the current state of information


Name: Housing development (Construction)
Description: Housing development took place in the eastern half of the mountain.


Name: 'Migma' (Greek Word)
Description: The Greek word meaning a mixture.


Name: Late 1970s to Mid-1980s (Time period)
Description: The time when it occurred


Name: country (Country)
Description: Afghanistan


Name: John Singer Sargent (Artist)
Description: American portrait painter known for 'Madame Pierre Gautreau (Madam X)'


Name: International organizations (Organization)
Description: Various international entities that reported numerous human-rights violations during the 2010-2011 Ivorian crisis.


Name: Superior Thermal Conductivity (Physical Property)
Description: A property that allows a diamond to rapidly conduct thermal energy


Name: the gases (Component of CVD process)
Description: Gases used in the CVD growth process


Name: EU Parliament and Council (Organization)
Description: The legislative body of the European Union.


Name: Law (Legislation)
Description: Governmental rule or code of rules


Name: Silica (Silicate Mineral)
Description: A mineral with the chemical formula SiO2.


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


Name: Reid Moir (Person)
Description: A person who was president of Ipswich Museum before Sir Charles Sherrington


Name: Olivine (Mineral)
Description: Silicate mineral commonly found in the mantle and basaltic rock


Name: Recent Trends in Academic Art History (Trend)
Description: Changes in the focus of study within art history


Name: John Osgood (Person)
Description: The owner of one of the Yule Marble quarries


Name: Sulfur (S) (Element)
Description: A nonmetal with a multitude of uses in chemistry


Name: Alluvial Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Diamond deposits formed by the action of water and erosion


Name: [Xe]4f15d16s2 (Electron Configuration)
Description: A specific arrangement of electrons around an atomic nucleus.


Name: Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A country in South-Central Asia, located along the Afghan-Pakistan and Afghan-Tajikistan border


Name: E1b1b paternal haplogroup (genetic haplogroup)
Description: Y-DNA haplogroup E-M78, also known as E1b1b


Name: Modern political thought, liberalism, democracy (Event)
Description: Key developments during the Enlightenment


Name: Charles Fritts (Person)
Description: An American inventor best known for constructing the first working solar cell in 1883.


Name: the right chariot (Part of a chariot)
Description: The right chariot on the pediment


Name: King Ferdinand III of Sicily (Monarch)
Description: Ceres was also named after this monarch.


Name: financial institutions, government agencies (Finance or Government organization)
Description: Services such as collection of parking fees, utility bills, traffic fines, and credit card payments


Name: Turkish Literature (Literature)
Description: Literature in Turkey


Name: Ehime Prefecture (Administrative Division)
Description: A prefecture in Japan


Name: grinding war on multiple fronts (Conflict)
Description: Ongoing conflict involving various parties


Name: Dushan Jade ornaments (Artifact)
Description: Dushan Jade ornaments were unearthed in the tomb of the Shang kings.


Name: Canal Sur Andalucía, a national and international cable channel (television channel)
Description: National and international cable television channel operated by RTVA


Name: Post-consolidation Crushing (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process that was suggested by Johannes Georg Lehmann as a factor in the development of granulites


Name: the same geology that created the marble (Geological formation)
Description: The geological area where Yule Marble is found


Name: Peak District National Park (region) (National Park)
Description: A national park in England


Name: Fiordland National Park (National park)
Description: A national park located in the South Island of New Zealand


Name: Tridymite, Cristobalite, Coesite (polymorphs of Quartz) (Quartz Polymorphs)
Description: Varieties of quartz that appear under different conditions


Name: Scotland (Country)
Description: In Scotland, aetite stones were valuable enough to be included as bequests in wills


Name: Industrial Ecology (Waste Management Concept)
Description: The study of the flows of materials and energy between economic systems and their natural environments, aiming to minimize waste and environmental impact


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: The softest and most precious metal, important in jewellery


Name: Road network (Infrastructure)
Description: The system of interconnecting public roads, highways and motorways


Name: villages (Village)
Description: A municipal corporation, usually smaller than a city.


Name: ThyssenKrupp (Steel_producer)
Description: A German steel company


Name: - (No Classification)
Description: Not applicable


Name: Soviet Economy (Economy)
Description: Economic system of the Soviet Union


Name: Chicago Police Department (Law enforcement agency)
Description: The Chicago Police Department in terms of size.


Name: substrate material for magneto–optical films (magnetic bubble memory) (Use)
Description: A layer or support for other materials on which a magnetic recording can be made


Name: Industrial Applications (Application Area)
Description: Field where powders are used for transport and chemical reactions


Name: heads of government of Northern Ireland (government)
Description: the devolved government and legislature in Northern Ireland


Name: 21st century (Century)
Description: The 2001-present period


Name: Cubic Crystal System (crystal system)
Description: A crystal system characterized by four axes that all meet at 90 degree angles


Name: Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, and other neighboring countries. (Action or Measure)
Description: -


Name: Raven (Animal)
Description: A large, intelligent bird with a black coat


Name: Small particle aggregation (Nanoparticle Behavior)
Description: A step added to account for small particle aggregation


Name: 2.8 bar (physical-state)
Description: Pressure equal to 2.8 times the atmospheric pressure at sea level


Name: Austenite (Material)
Description: Significantly more carbon in austenite compared to ferrite


Name: SiO2 (Chemical structure)
Description: The standard chemical structure of Chalcedony


Name: Earth's Atmosphere (GeographicalFeature)
Description: The layer of gases surrounding the Earth.


Name: Genetic Similarity between Minoans and Mycenaean Greeks (Finding)
Description: The finding that Minoans and Mycenaean Greeks were genetically highly similar.


Name: Highly reactivity (Reactivity)
Description: Tendency of a chemical substance to undergo chemical reactions


Name: Famine in 1946–1947 (Event)
Description: A period of extreme food scarcity and associated suffering


Name: Lapidary Techniques (Category)
Description: Techniques used in the processing and shaping of gemstones


Name: Egypt (Ancient Culture)
Description: Civilization of ancient Egypt


Name: US Government (Governmental Entity)
Description: The system of government of the United States, consisting of legislative, executive, and judicial branches.


Name: one of the world's oldest democracies (political characteristic)
Description: a country that has a long history of democratic governance, often serving as an example for other nations


Name: 20th century (Time period)
Description: Century from 1901 to 2000


Name: developing countries (Country)
Description: Countries that are considered developing or under-developed


Name: Vaishnavism (Religious tradition)
Description: The devotional religious tradition that worships Vishnu and his avatars


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


Name: Tide jewels (Mythological artifact)
Description: Through various sources and stories.


Name: New York dialect (Speech pattern)
Description: Distinctive regional accent and speech pattern of New York City


Name: Magnesium Powder (Material)
Description: Powdered form of magnesium


Name: Söderberg anodes (Material used in aluminum production)
Description: Less power-efficient anodes made of carbon.


Name: Feather Mosaics (Artwork)
Description: Done principally on feather shields and cloaks for idols


Name: Orthoclase (Mineral)
Description: A common feldspar mineral, orthoclase is an alkali feldspar


Name: controlling factor (GeologicalFactor)
Description: The controlling factor as recognized by L. Milch


Name: Bardo National Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum in Tunis, Tunisia.


Name: Volkswagen Group (Company)
Description: The parent company of Škoda Auto


Name: Great Britain (Country)
Description: A country located on an island in northwestern Europe.


Name: Campbell's own position (Historical event)
Description: Campbell's allegiance to the cause of Argyll's Rising


Name: corn (Food)
Description: A cereal grain


Name: Advanced Program (Educational Program)
Description: A four-year program to prepare for higher education in Ticino.


Name: Greek cuisine (Attraction)
Description: A gastronomic adventure waiting for you in Greece


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


Name: Absorption (physical process)
Description: The process by which a portion of the light not reflected is absorbed by the mirror


Name: Limite (1931) and Ganga Bruta (1933) (movie)
Description: The movies Limite (1931) and Ganga Bruta (1933)


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: Occupational exposure limit is 5 mg/m3


Name: Switzerland's Greenhouse Gas Emissions (Emission)
Description: The amount of greenhouse gas emissions Switzerland plans to reduce


Name: 1976 (Year)
Description: Year of Mao Zedong's death


Name: conquered Sicily in the late 11th century, together with most of the Lombard and Byzantine principalities of southern Italy (Military Power)
Description: Conquest of Sicily and other territories


Name: The word 'kolt' (Term)
Description: Also found in West-Ukrainian dialects as 'колток'.


Name: Approximately 250 Distinct Language Groups (Language Group)
Description: The number of language groups formed by Australia's Aboriginal Population


Name: Cocket bread (Food)
Description: A type of bread with possible historical connection to seals


Name: Saint Kynauc's Collar (name)
Description: A name


Name: Americas (Continent)
Description: Continent from which a significant portion of immigrants to Italy originate


Name: Peridotite or Pyroxenite or Olivine (Mineral)
Description: Igneous rocks that can be found in the upper mantle and crust of the Earth.


Name: Mull Runners (Organization)
Description: An organization that organizes a half marathon and 10K run each August between Craignure and Salen


Name: fourth-most competitive financial center in the United States (Ranking)
Description: In 2017


Name: Hydrogen gas (Compound)
Description: Produces lithium hydride at high temperatures.


Name: Helvetic Republic (Political Entity)
Description: The unified constitution imposed by the French government on Switzerland in 1798


Name: Decline of Mali Empire (Historical Event)
Description: The decline of the Mali Empire


Name: Sun (Star)
Description: A star located at the center of the Solar System.


Name: Justinianic Hagia Sophia (Building)
Description: A historical building in Istanbul, originally constructed as a cathedral in 537


Name: ecosystem disruption and habitat destruction (Environmental Impacts)
Description: The environmental impacts that can result from the process of producing marble, including ecosystem disruption and habitat destruction.


Name: War of the Fifth Coalition (Event)
Description: 1809 war between Austria and France


Name: Fertilizers (Agricultural Product)
Description: Products added to soil or crops to supply plant nutrients


Name: Antiquity (TimePeriod)
Description: The period from the dawn of civilization to the early Middle Ages


Name: Latin term opalus (Term origin)
Description: The Latin term used for the gemstone opal


Name: Perovskite structure (Crystal structure)
Description: A crystal structure found in substances with the general formula ABX3


Name: drypoint (Printmaking technique)
Description: A printmaking technique that leaves a rough burr at the edges of each line.


Name: Elizabeth Siddal (Person)
Description: Prolific model and wife of painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti


Name: Photomasks and photolithography (Process)
Description: A process used to create patterns on the circuit in the integrated circuit.


Name: Viceroy of Mexico (1696-1701) (Historical Figure)
Description: The Viceroy of Mexico during the specified period


Name: Fifth Avenue (Location)
Description: A street in Midtown Manhattan, New York City.


Name: Warring States period (Historical period)
Description: A series of intermittent wars among seven powerful states in ancient China from 475 to 221 BCE


Name: Fort Amsterdam (Building)
Description: A fort built in New Amsterdam on Manhattan Island


Name: African American slave labor (Labor)
Description: The forced labor by enslaved African Americans during the Antebellum period.


Name: Democratic presidential nominee (political position)
Description: The Democratic candidate in the presidential election


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


Name: Exposure Limits (Quantity of Substance)
Description: Limits set for exposure to a substance


Name: Continental breakup (geological event)
Description: The process that results in the separation of a continent into two or more continents.


Name: India, Brazil, Uruguay, Central European Countries, and the United States (Country)
Description: Countries where it is found.


Name: infinite perimeter (Geometric property)
Description: A perimeter that can be magnified indefinitely


Name: West and East Slavs (ethnicity)
Description: The majority ethnic groups in Eastern Europe, specifically West and East Slavic peoples


Name: solid balls (likely made of glass) (Material)
Description: The material used to manufacture the pearls


Name: Colombia's National Commission for the Reparation and Guarantee of Rights (CNGG) (Organization)
Description: A Colombian commission responsible for implementing the reparations and guarantees of rights outlined in the peace agreement.


Name: Fiberglass (Material)
Description: A common type of material made by reinforcing a plastic with fibers


Name: Real Betis (Football Club)
Description: A football club based in Seville, Andalusia


Name: John Champion (Person)
Description: Brother of William Champion, patented a process for calcining zinc sulfide in 1758


Name: establishment of a centralized state nominally unified under the emperor (the Meiji Restoration) (event)
Description: The establishment of a centralized government in Japan during the Meiji era


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


Name: sever the bond between uranium-235 and fluorine (Process step)
Description: The role of the laser beam in the molecular laser isotope separation method


Name: Precise Total Reserves (Quantity)
Description: The exact amount of a mineral deposit that can be mined


Name: two chambers (political structure)
Description: A parliament with two houses, the Nationalrat and Bundesrat


Name: France and Belgium (country)
Description: Countries where Art Nouveau jewelry originated


Name: hundreds of thousands of Algerians (Population)
Description: Algerian population who were injured during the Algerian War


Name: Unknown (person or company)
Description: The previous owner of the Kombat mine before Tsumeb Corporation Limited.


Name: Rocker (Tool)
Description: A tool for creating the mezzotint printmaking method


Name: present-day Westchester County and surrounding areas (Location)
Description: The area now known as Westchester County, New York, and its surroundings


Name: Armored Troops (Finland) (Military Unit Type)
Description: Black is the symbolic color for both armoured troops and combat engineers in Finland


Name: Domenico Modugno (Person)
Description: An Italian singer and songwriter, best known for winning the first Eurovision Song Contest in 1958 with the song 'Nel blu dipinto di blu'


Name: Science journal (Publication)
Description: The publication where George Hall's work was reported


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


Name: 1.30 m (4.3 ft) of additional flood protection (length)
Description: Additional flood protection in the action plan


Name: Rome (City)
Description: The capital city of Italy is Rome


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


Name: Mycenaean refugees (People)
Description: Refugees from the destruction of Mycenaean states


Name: Hard-Paste Porcelain (Product)
Description: Type of porcelain developed at the Meissen factory


Name: supreme courts (Court)
Description: The highest appellate courts in the Czech Republic's judiciary


Name: Jesus' suffering and resurrection (Religious Concept)
Description: The broken or bursting open fruit symbolizes the fullness of Jesus' suffering and resurrection.


Name: days after the fall (TimeInterval)
Description: The time period within which the Tissint Meteorite fragments were recovered


Name: Big hanging pendant necklaces (artifact)
Description: Necklaces with a large pendant


Name: biological origin (OriginHypothesis)
Description: The hypothesis that the carbon-13 ratio in the Tissint Meteorite may be of biological origin


Name: Rudolf Hess Memorial March (Event)
Description: A march held in memory of Rudolf Hess, a high-ranking Nazi official.


Name: Greek shipping (Industry)
Description: The industry that Andros became prominent in after independence


Name: 51% of Germany's land area (Percentage of Land Area)
Description: Agriculture


Name: Loss of Sense of Smell (Adverse Effect)
Description: Negative side effect associated with intranasal zinc-containing nasal sprays


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific entity related to this fact


Name: Emperor Huizong of Song (emperor)
Description: the fifth emperor of the Song Dynasty, who reigned from 1100 to 1125


Name: the field of economic geology (Field)
Description: application of geology to mining during Spurr's lifetime


Name: Indus Valley (Geographical Area)
Description: A geographical area encompassing present-day Pakistan and northwestern India.


Name: Church of Norway (Religion)
Description: The Lutheran Church in Norway


Name: Lack of economic viability (Economic Condition)
Description: The reason for the closure of Ichinokawa Mine in 1957


Name: MI7UO6 structures (Compound structure class)
Description: Structures based on a hexagonally close-packed array of oxygen atoms


Name: Freemasons (Organization)
Description: An organization that attaches jewels to their detachable collars when in Lodge


Name: Han Chinese traditions (cultural_tradition)
Description: The Hongwu Emperor called for the restoration of Han Chinese traditions.


Name: Mont Rosa (Mountain)
Description: a mountain in Valais


Name: soapstone (mineral)
Description: A type of mineral used to make certain objects


Name: Population density (Quantity)
Description: The number of people per unit of area


Name: Followers of Lord Siva (Religious group)
Description: Hindus who worship Lord Shiva


Name: Herbert von Karajan (Person)
Description: A famous Austrian conductor


Name: Deer (Animal)
Description: Any member of the family Cervidae, which includes deer and reindeer.


Name: Liquid thermal diffusion (Method)
Description: Another method used in enrichment


Name: Artists (Profession)
Description: For producing sculptures, decorative objects, and furniture.


Name: In the region of Demir Kapija (Geographical Location)
Description: In North Macedonia


Name: People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA) (Political party)
Description: Communist political party that seized power in 1978


Name: Crystal structure (Property)
Description: The internal arrangement of atoms in a mineral resulting from regular geometric spatial arrangement.


Name: Upper-class (social group)
Description: a privileged class of people in a society, often characterized by wealth and power


Name: Aluminium (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery-white, soft, nonmagnetic, ductile metal


Name: Hindu Art (Art Movement)
Description: A grouping of art styles and techniques associated with Hinduism.


Name: aquamarine, bertrandite, and fluorite (Minerals)
Description: Other minerals found in association with phenakite


Name: Nd:YAG Laser (Laser)
Description: Used to pump Cr:YAG laser for ultrashort pulses generation


Name: Sir Samuel Mayart (Person)
Description: Judge and political theorist


Name: Parasympathetic nervous system (Nervous system)
Description: Part of the autonomic nervous system that sends input to the kidney, function unknown.


Name: Chemical milling (Process)
Description: A process that removes excess material by the use of etching chemicals and masking chemicals


Name: Ensuring equitable outcomes for all involved parties (Goal)
Description: Goal of promoting fairness and equality in the gemstone trade.


Name: 1880 (Year)
Description: The year it was annexed by France.


Name: Population of Colombia (Demographic)
Description: The number of people living in Colombia


Name: Henriette Camps-Fabrer (Ethnologist)
Description: A French ethnologist who specialized in North African culture and wrote books about the Berber jewellery of Algeria and the neighbouring Maghreb countries.


Name: Brazil's navy (navy)
Description: Operates a helicopter carrier.


Name: Jijel and Algiers (cities)
Description: cities conquered by Aruj and Hayreddin Barbarossa


Name: Naoshige (Hitotsuyanagi) (Daimyō (feudal lord))
Description: The second ruler of Saijō Domain


Name: Five Aggregates (Schema)
Description: A schema used to analyze the person in Buddhist philosophy


Name: a series of steel grades (steel classification system)
Description: System for categorizing steel alloys by the JIS.


Name: Kopaonik ski resort (Ski Resort)
Description: A large ski resort located on the slopes of Kopaonik


Name: Hydraulic cement (Product)
Description: A type of cement that sets underwater, making it useful for constructing structures below the waterline


Name: Christian Population of Tunisia (Before Independence) (Population)
Description: Prior to independence, Tunisia was home to more than 250,000 Christians


Name: Al Qal'a of Beni Hammad (Landmark)
Description: First capital of the Hammadid empire, an UNESCO World Heritage Site in Algeria


Name: Current legislature (2008–2012) of the Andalusian Parliament (political body)
Description: Includes representatives from PSOE-A, PP-A, and IULV-CA


Name: 8 properties in Ukraine on the World Heritage List (World Heritage sites)
Description: Eight sites in Ukraine listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites


Name: the beginning of the 20th century (Historical period)
Description: The period between 1901 and 1945


Name: Santo Dios (Religious_Song)
Description: A religious song sung at harvest time by peasants and day labourers in the provinces of Málaga, Seville, and Huelva


Name: Architecture of Ancient Greece (Art Form)
Description: The architecture produced by the ancient Greeks from about 900 BC until the 1st century AD


Name: Atlantic Forest (tourism_attraction)
Description: A tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forest that covers the eastern part of Brazil.


Name: Andalusia (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in the Iberian peninsula


Name: Afghanistan and Iran (Location)
Description: The pomegranate is thought to have originated from Afghanistan and Iran


Name: Kingdom of Italy (Country)
Description: Italy as a unified nation during the period 1861 to 1946


Name: Arms, hands, ears, neck, hair, head, feet, toes, waist (BodyPart)
Description: Body parts where jewellery is worn


Name: Carbonized fossil (type of fossil)
Description: Fossil made primarily of carbon, originating from soft tissues


Name: Alabama Media Group (news organization)
Description: A news company that owns several newspapers and websites in Alabama.


Name: Memory (Mental Attribute)
Description: The emerald is said to strengthen memory.


Name: Malawi (Country)
Description: A country located in Southeast Africa.


Name: Separate facies (Geological Classification)
Description: This is a disputed classification.


Name: Color, refractive index, optical character, specific gravity, internal characteristics under magnification (Factors used for gemstone identification)
Description: Characteristics used to identify gemstones.


Name: Dolomite grains (Mineral)
Description: Can be identified by their rhombohedral shape


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


Name: Nuclear weapon designs (Weaponry)
Description: As the very outer layer of the plutonium pits in the primary stages of thermonuclear bombs


Name: functionality and aesthetics (Design Principle)
Description: Purpose behind the creation of Naue II Type Swords


Name: Ash (Solid residue)
Description: The unburnable solid remains of a combustible material left after a fire


Name: Amorphous Carbon (Mineral)
Description: A component of Carbonado Diamond


Name: Lubricant (tool)
Description: The tool that oil is used as


Name: Tatar Language (Language)
Description: 4.3 million speakers in 2010.


Name: Thebes (Boeotia) (City)
Description: An ancient city in Boeotia, Greece, traditionally considered the birthplace of the legendary founder of Theban dynasty, Kadmos.


Name: The A1 (Athens–Thessaloniki–Evzonoi, AThE) (Motorway)
Description: A north–south motorway along the mainland's eastern coastline


Name: Georgius Agricola (Person)
Description: A famous mining engineer and geologist from the 16th century


Name: English (Language)
Description: An Indo-European language that originated from Anglo-Saxon England and is now the dominant language in New Zealand


Name: Prospective foxhounds (North American breed) (Group)
Description: Pups that could potentially develop into North American foxhounds for fox hunting


Name: King of Spain (Role)
Description: The role currently held by King Felipe VI


Name: NAICS (North American Industry Classification System) (industry classification system)
Description: Classification used to standardize comparison of business activities in North America.


Name: Hot Isostatic Pressing (Process)
Description: An industrial process used to produce synthetic sapphire


Name: Carrara (City)
Description: It became a cradle of anarchism in Italy by the end of the 19th century.


Name: Iznik pottery (craft)
Description: Highly decorated ceramics whose heyday was the late 16th century under the Ottoman sultans.


Name: True (Statement)
Description: A fact indicating that the human skeleton changes and adapts over a person's life.


Name: Ancient Greeks (Civilization)
Description: The people of ancient Greece


Name: - (-)
Description: The increase in power given to the Prime Minister of Morocco due to the 2011 constitutional reforms.


Name: Charles Étienne Brasseur de Bourbourg (Person)
Description: French Americanist who asserted that science has rehabilitated America and the Americans


Name: Taxes (Finance)
Description: A compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on the inhabitants of a country or district in peacetime


Name: Silver (Metal)
Description: Primary material used in the creation of traditional Berber jewellery


Name: Many Religious Cultures (Religious Group)
Description: Various religious groups throughout history.


Name: Swiss Confederation (Country)
Description: A federal republic in Central Europe


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


Name: Symbol (Artwork)
Description: A representation or emblem of a city, often found on the other side of Greek coins


Name: Franklin (Geographical Area)
Description: A borough in Sussex County, New Jersey


Name: Pelasgians (ethnic group)
Description: An ancient people of the Greek Bronze Age


Name: Iranian Achaemenid dynasty (dynasty)
Description: The culture played a crucial role in the Iranian Achaemenid dynasty that succeeded it


Name: Issuing notes and coins in pound sterling (Monetary Function)
Description: The issuance of currency in the form of banknotes and coins.


Name: Source/Origin of tin, tantalum, tungsten and/or gold (Geographical location)
Description: For their products


Name: head (linguistic concept)
Description: the part that contains the basic meaning of the compound


Name: Personal Stature (Concept)
Description: One may also have their initials engraved as a sign of their personal stature


Name: Charles Sanderson (Person)
Description: A steel maker who invented the three-chambered concentric roasting furnace


Name: 1930-2040 nm (Spectral Region)
Description: The operating spectrum of Thulium-doped YAG


Name: 618 millimetres (24.3 inches) (Rainfall amount)
Description: The average annual rainfall received by Christchurch


Name: Ratio of circular arc length to radius (Mathematical concept)
Description: A measure conventionally used for angles in mathematics.


Name: CEFTA (International Organization)
Description: Central European Free Trade Agreement


Name: Smart phone (Product)
Description: A product that is produced by FairPhone Foundation under 'fair' conditions along the supply chain.


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


Name: Pierre Cartier (person)
Description: A jeweler who purchased the Fifth Avenue mansion in exchange for a matched double strand of natural pearls.


Name: Navajo uranium miners (Group of people)
Description: Navajo individuals who worked as uranium miners


Name: Cone Cell (Cell)
Description: One of the three types of cone cells in the human eye


Name: Marktredwitz and Arzberg (location)
Description: German towns


Name: Natural Phenomenon (Object)
Description: An occurrence in nature that follows certain laws and principles.


Name: Maintaining national independence while pursuing gradual modernization, creating nationalist feeling, and improving relations with the United Kingdom (Policy)
Description: A set of policies pursued by King Zahir Shah


Name: Marrakech Tourism (Tourism)
Description: The tourism industry in Marrakech.


Name: Illegal building permits, corruption and black market construction (Unlawful activities)
Description: Activities that are carried out without legal approval or in violation of regulations


Name: YAG matrix Y3Al5O12 (compound)
Description: A yttrium aluminate compound


Name: carving and weaving (craft)
Description: Traditional crafts that have seen a resurgence in practice


Name: Materials used in high capacity, medium- to high-voltage cables (Material)
Description: These materials are often plastic XLPE (Cross-linked polyethylene) with carbon black.


Name: Pomegranate syrup (pomegranate molasses) (Syrup)
Description: A thick, sweet-and-sour syrup made from reduced pomegranate juice.


Name: Female choice (Mating strategy)
Description: The preference of female peafowl for certain male traits during mate selection


Name: the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire (HistoricalEvent)
Description: The end of the Ottoman Empire as a result of World War I


Name: Viewed from a <1 1 1> crystallographic direction, it is formed of layers stacked in a repeating ABCABC ... pattern (Geometric relationship)
Description: A description of the Diamond cubic lattice structure when viewed from a specific crystallographic direction


Name: Maggia (Location)
Description: The percentage of people born in Maggia and residing there in 2000.


Name: Traditional products, cheese, cold cuts, wine, pizza, coffee (Food items)
Description: Various traditional food and drink items central to Italian cuisine


Name: Octahedron (Polytope)
Description: A regular polyhedron with eight faces, 12 edges, and six vertices.


Name: Quantum states for electrons (Physical Property)
Description: The energy levels occupied by electrons in a material


Name: Andradite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium-iron garnet, CaFe3(BO3)3(SiO4)3.


Name: Mineral (Class)
Description: A class of substances that occur naturally as solids, usually crystalline and inorganic


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


Name: Animals that can pass the mirror test (Life)
Description: Species of animals that have shown self-recognition ability


Name: Falles in Valencia (Festival)
Description: A traditional festival held annually in the city of Valencia, Spain.


Name: Mainland China (Geographical Area)
Description: The continent of Asia excluding Taiwan


Name: Humid Continental Climate (Köppen Dfb) (Climate Type)
Description: A type of climate with a wide range of temperatures


Name: [1,440 tons of uranium concentrates from the Belgian Congo, 2,792 in 1951, and 1,600 in 1953] (Quantity)
Description: Quantities of uranium concentrates received by the United States from Shinkolobwe Mine


Name: French botanist Hippolyte François Jaubert (Person)
Description: A French naturalist who specialized in the study of plants


Name: Autochthonous Origin (Origin)
Description: Origination within the region or territory itself


Name: Israel (Country)
Description: A country located in the Middle East, established in 1948.


Name: Iliad of Homer and the Aeneid of Virgil (Literary Work)
Description: Clothing colored with this dye was mentioned in both the Iliad of Homer and the Aeneid of Virgil


Name: Czech Republic and Poland (Country)
Description: These countries use red for historic heraldic reasons


Name: Nuclear Energy (Energy Source)
Description: Energy produced by nuclear reactions


Name: Oberhofer (Person)
Description: Says the typical advice of ignoring radians during dimensional analysis is 'pedagogically unsatisfying'.


Name: Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act (Legislation)
Description: Established a modern civil service in the United States


Name: Provisional National Assembly for German Austria (Assembly)
Description: The parliament that was elected as the Provisional National Assembly for German Austria


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


Name: Weedkiller (Substance)
Description: Large-scale use in the U.S.


Name: Artificial sweetener (Substance)
Description: A substance that generates sweetness using a formula not found in nature


Name: Crystal structure, specific gravity, refractive index (Properties of Gemstones)
Description: Characteristics used to categorize gemstones based on their properties.


Name: Valuable insights into human communication and culture (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Lowland Derbyshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Regional Biodiversity Action Plan)
Description: Monitors and records the remaining areas of Derbyshire


Name: Sidon (Ancient City)
Description: An ancient city in modern-day Lebanon, known for producing early glass mirrors.


Name: higher status or prestige (Social status)
Description: A higher social standing in Aztec society


Name: The Three Refuges (Buddhist concept)
Description: Three protectors and forms of reverence for Buddhists.


Name: early United States (Country)
Description: The early history of the United States of America


Name: Bulgarian citizens (Nationality)
Description: 0.7% of the total population


Name: Chatsworth House (Building)
Description: A building that is located within the county of Derbyshire.


Name: heraldic devices (Symbol)
Description: The heraldic symbols often included in the design of a seal.


Name: Iowa (State)
Description: A state located in the Midwest, north of Missouri


Name: Savoy Castle Alpine Botanical Garden (Garden)
Description: a botanical garden located within Savoy Castle


Name: Gemological Labs (Laboratory)
Description: Facilities that analyze and certify gemstones.


Name: Military Coup (Event)
Description: The event that put General Robert Guéï in power in late 1999


Name: population of 1,836,713 (Population)
Description: The population as per the 2021 census in North Macedonia


Name: stone and brick (Material)
Description: The building materials that became the city's choice after the Great Fire of 1835.


Name: Manganese compounds (Compound)
Description: Substances containing Manganese as an essential part of their chemical structure


Name: Himalayan north from Kashmir to Nepal and south India (Geographical area)
Description: Region where Shaivism is predominantly practiced


Name: Reflected Luminance (Light Property)
Description: The brightness of light reflected from a surface


Name: Boron Deficiency (Health Condition)
Description: Has been clearly established in livestock.


Name: Type-Dog, Supertype-Mammal (Entity)
Description: A specific instance or category 'Dog' is a subcategory of 'Mammal'


Name: Fire (spectral colors) (Diamond Attribute)
Description: Flashes of spectral colors apparent after cutting


Name: Presidential Elections (Event)
Description: Elections that were supposed to be held in 2005 but were postponed until November 2010


Name: Pannonia Superior (Historical Entity)
Description: Province in what became known as Pannonia.


Name: tänri (Word)
Description: The Mongolian and Manchu form of Tengri, derived from tengrü.


Name: Volkswagen Group (Company)
Description: A German multinational automobile manufacturing company


Name: Chamonix and Méribel (Village)
Description: Picturesque villages in the French Alps.


Name: Chlorine Gas (Chemical Substance)
Description: A greenish-yellow gas used in a wide array of industries


Name: A2 road (Transportation)
Description: Also known as 'Antrim coast road', runs along the Antrim coast and serves Larne


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: A substance that catalyzes the hydrolysis of aluminium sulfide


Name: Athens and Thessaloniki (Location)
Description: Cities occupied by Germany during the Battle of Greece


Name: Greek society (Social group)
Description: The society of Greece


Name: Japanese culture (Culture)
Description: The arts, traditions, and practices unique to Japan


Name: Roy Whetstine (Person)
Description: The individual who claimed to have bought the sapphire


Name: Group compositions with several figures (Art Form)
Description: Compositions featuring multiple figures


Name: Russian Empire (Political entity)
Description: The Tsardom of Russia, later known as the Russian Empire


Name: Forests (natural_feature)
Description: Areas covered with trees.


Name: Archival or Conservation Grade Picture Mats (Material)
Description: If the print is framed, archival or conservation grade picture mats are essential since acids within older or inexpensive matting will attack a print even if the print was produced using acid-free paper.


Name: Environmental Degradation (Environmental Issue)
Description: The destruction and damage to the environment caused by critical minerals mining


Name: Major Flooding (NaturalDisaster)
Description: Regular flooding following extended periods of drought


Name: 56Fe Nuclei (Chemical Compound)
Description: Nucleus of the Iron-56 isotope


Name: Mycenaeans (Ancient civilization)
Description: Ancient Greek civilization of the Late Bronze Age


Name: air (Gas)
Description: Below 900°C


Name: Services sector (Sector)
Description: The services sector makes up 62.8% of Tunisia's GDP


Name: Tektites within each strewn field (Tektite Group)
Description: Subsets of tektites grouped according to their geographical location.


Name: Dispersion (0.026) (Physical Property)
Description: Property that mimics diamond's dispersion


Name: Princess Tamatori (Tamatorihime) (mythological_figure)
Description: The legendary figure associated with the story of Fujiwara no Kamatari's daughter


Name: Xi (Term)
Description: A term used to refer to seals during the Han dynasty


Name: Several medium-sized ground-dwelling mammals (Animal species group)
Description: Group of medium-sized ground-dwelling animals in Australia


Name: Cambrian period to present (geological timeframe)
Description: Time range that Lagerstätten span


Name: carbon dioxide emissions per person (Emission)
Description: The Netherlands has one of the highest rates of carbon dioxide emissions per person


Name: +3 oxidation state (Oxidation State)
Description: The state of an atom during a chemical reaction


Name: Edward Tylor (Anthropologist)
Description: British anthropologist who proposed a theory of the evolution of religion and redefined culture as a diverse set of activities.


Name: Islamic architecture (Architecture)
Description: Artistic currents around Amazigh regions


Name: The Australian Greens (Political Party)
Description: Third largest party by vote and membership, fourth largest by parliamentary representation


Name: Increase in Territory (GeographicalChange)
Description: The admission of the cantons of Valais, Neuchâtel and Geneva to Switzerland.


Name: Fluores (fluor, flow) (Word or Phrase)
Description: A Latin word for flowing


Name: Religiously unaffiliated (religion)
Description: People in Norway who do not identify with any religion


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The North American nation consisting of 50 states


Name: Dolomite (Mineral)
Description: A carbonate mineral, formed from the replacement of limestone by magnesium-rich groundwater


Name: Nature (Environmental Concept)
Description: The concept of nature, associated with the color green in Europe and the United States


Name: Albania (not native to the region) (Country Name)
Description: A name for several mountainous areas across Europe, not native to Albania


Name: The amount or degree of metamorphism (Geological property)
Description: -


Name: Genetic sequence '2A' (Biological Sequence)
Description: Genetic sequence discovered by University of St Andrews


Name: Conservative Party government (Government)
Description: The Norwegian government led by Kåre Willoch from 1981 to 1986.


Name: Poor Conductor (Physical State)
Description: A substance that has low electrical conductivity.


Name: Third Reich (Political Entity)
Description: Nazi Germany during the period of its existence from 1933 to 1945


Name: HRD Antwerp Hallmark of Excellence (HAOE) (program)
Description: A diamond certification program established by HRD Antwerp to ensure the quality and integrity of diamonds.


Name: Cenozoic Era (geological eras)
Description: The current era, beginning approximately 66 million years ago and still ongoing


Name: Nordic countries (Region)
Description: Region in Northern Europe and North Atlantic


Name: Diopside, Epidote, Garnet, Sphene, Vesuvianite and Scapolite (Geological Minerals)
Description: Minerals found in the Calcium-Silicate Hornfels.


Name: Emigration to North America (Migration)
Description: Emigration caused by the Capelinhos Volcano eruption in 1957


Name: IUCN Red List (not listed) (Conservation status)
Description: The conservation status of the black corals (not listed on IUCN Red List).


Name: New York City (city)
Description: The most populous city in the United States.


Name: Semiconductors (Material)
Description: A material with properties between conductors and insulators, widely used in electronic devices.


Name: the dominant economic power in the Far East (Historical Event)
Description: A period or state of being the most powerful economically


Name: Ministry of Justice (New Zealand) (GovernmentDepartment)
Description: A department of the government of New Zealand responsible for administering justice in New Zealand


Name: Connemara Marble (Mineral)
Description: A type of marble found in Connemara, Ireland.


Name: Effective Waste Management (Activity)
Description: An essential municipal service requiring integrated systems that are efficient, sustainable, and socially supported.


Name: General Unemployment Rate (New Zealand) (EconomicMetric)
Description: During the September 2021 quarter, the general unemployment rate was around 3.2%, while the unemployment rate for youth aged 15 to 24 was 9.2%


Name: 200 merchants (Business Entity)
Description: Businesses in Kingsbridge


Name: Brihadaranyaka Upanishad Verse 4.4.23 (Text)
Description: A verse from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad


Name: Frederick William III (Historical Figure)
Description: The King of Prussia from 1797 to 1806 and then again from 1813 until his death in 1840


Name: Unknown (Time Period)
Description: Refers to a period around the turn of the 20th century when thousands of Norwegians emigrated to the US


Name: Arable Land (Land Type)
Description: Much of its remaining territory is arable land


Name: Hermann Weyl (Person)
Description: German mathematician and theoretical physicist who made significant contributions to various fields of mathematics


Name: Barcelona (city)
Description: City in Spain


Name: Defective PTH receptors in cells (Biological Process)
Description: A biological process that can result in hypocalcemia.


Name: Augite, Diopside, Enstatite, Mica, Hauynite, Hornblende, Nosean, Sulfur-rich Löllingite Geyerite (Mineral)
Description: Other minerals that can be found in some samples of lapis lazuli.


Name: Most Achaemenid torcs (Artifact class)
Description: A type of torc common during the Achaemenid Empire


Name: Trace fossils/Ichnofossils (Type of fossil)
Description: Fossils that consist of the marks left behind by the organism while it was alive.


Name: Organic beads (type_of)
Description: Beads made of organic materials like bone, coral, horn, ivory, seeds, wood, pearls, amber, and jet


Name: Complementary angles (Geometric Shape)
Description: Two angles whose difference is 90 degrees.


Name: Folk art in colonial America (Art Movement)
Description: A form of art that grew out of artisanal craftsmanship in early American communities


Name: *Slověninъ (Ethnonym (Reconstructed))
Description: The reconstructed autonym of the Slavs, derived from slovo.


Name: Execution Instrument (Tool)
Description: An object used for putting someone to death.


Name: Po River (Geographical Entity)
Description: The river system to which Ticino belongs.


Name: state militia (Military unit)
Description: A military force raised by a U.S. state for local defense and law enforcement.


Name: 32 (Number)
Description: The number of workers who commuted into Onsernone in 2000


Name: full military dictatorship (regime)
Description: -


Name: Technologically enhanced naturally-occurring radioactive material (TENORM) (Radioactive waste)
Description: Created through human activity such as mining, oil and gas drilling, and water treatment.


Name: New Wave and Synth-pop (Music Genre)
Description: Genres of music characterized by synthesizers


Name: modern techniques such as conching and tempering (process)
Description: techniques used in chocolate making, including conching (refining the chocolate through agitation) and tempering (heating and cooling to improve texture)


Name: Annual Brazilian Carnivals (Event)
Description: A series of events held annually in Brazil.


Name: Tens of GPa and over a thousand kelvin (Range)
Description: A range of values for the melting point variation


Name: Protons, neutrons, electrons (Specific subatomic particles)
Description: Constituents of atoms


Name: the epitome of capitalism and global influence (Place)
Description: A symbol of financial power and international impact


Name: Major diamond trading corporations (Company)
Description: Large companies involved in the global diamond trade


Name: Invertebrate (Classification of invertebrates)
Description: An organism lacking a vertebral column


Name: Notable abolitionists and anti-slavery activists (Demographic)
Description: Individuals who fought against slavery


Name: Global Hinduism (Religion)
Description: Hinduism that transcends national boundaries


Name: Component of certain alloys (material type)
Description: TiN used as a component of certain alloys.


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A country located between latitudes 44° and 53° N, and longitudes 22° and 41° E.


Name: East China Sea (Sea)
Description: A marginal sea of the Pacific Ocean


Name: ageing boards of directors (Governance Group)
Description: Groups of people who oversee the management and operations of a bank.


Name: Marbles, mica-schists and quartzites (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: Examples of recrystallized rocks


Name: Native Americans (Culture)
Description: A group of indigenous peoples in North America


Name: Limestone (Geological formation)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of calcium carbonate


Name: East Asia (continent)
Description: Continental region where Taiwan is situated


Name: Sir William Ramsay (Person)
Description: British chemist


Name: Weimar Constitution (Constitution)
Description: The constitution of the Weimar Republic, signed on August 11, 1919


Name: Paramatta (Material)
Description: A fabric of combined silk and wool or cotton


Name: purchasing_power, living_standards, and investment_decisions (Economy)
Description: What inflation impacts


Name: Commoners and Laborers (Class)
Description: Social class of the wearer during Han dynasty


Name: Ancient Greek language (Language)
Description: The origin of the term 'cartography'.


Name: Portraits of Māori (portrait)
Description: Portraits often depicting Māori as an ideal race untainted by civilization


Name: the oldest extant Japanese narrative (narrative classification)
Description: Classification of The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter as the oldest known Japanese narrative.


Name: Distribution of Finances in Ukrainian Healthcare (Event)
Description: The event where funds must follow the patient in the distribution of finances


Name: Alabama (northern part) (Geographical Area)
Description: The northern part of Alabama, along the Tennessee River Valley


Name: Trade (Economic Activity)
Description: An important role in the development of Bronze Age civilizations


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


Name: Darker Bands in Gneiss (Rock Layers)
Description: Layers that appear as bands in cross section of gneiss rocks and contain relatively more mafic minerals


Name: Dharma, Kama, Artha, Moksha and Karma (Religious Concept)
Description: The principles of dharma, kama, artha, moksha and karma as symbolically represented in the carvings and iconography of a Hindu temple


Name: Modern Coins (Artifact)
Description: Coins used today


Name: Red with a white background (shubun) (Color combination)
Description: Specific color scheme used in Jitsuin


Name: leather and wool clothing (clothing)
Description: Leather-based and wool clothing worn by the nomadic people from the Steppe


Name: Urology (Medical Specialty)
Description: The specialty under Surgery that deals with kidney structure abnormalities.


Name: Turks (Ethnic group)
Description: One of the largest ethnic groups in Austria, numbering around 350,000


Name: Primary Cultivation (Activity)
Description: Dryland farming of cereals and sunflowers without artificial irrigation


Name: Wax seals (Historical artifact)
Description: Seals that were historically most often impressed in sealing wax


Name: European patrons (Patron)
Description: Individuals or entities from Europe who commissioned these paintings


Name: Sovereign Prince of the United Netherlands (Polity Position)
Description: -


Name: English language (Language)
Description: The first recorded use of the color name 'ruby' was in 1572.


Name: Sacrifice of Christ on behalf of mankind (Religious Event)
Description: The sacrifice of Christ on behalf of mankind.


Name: Georg Jensen (artist)
Description: A famous example of Danish Skønvirke


Name: Matthew Paris (person)
Description: Illustrator who illustrated a number of gems owned by St Albans Abbey


Name: Italian Military History (Historical Event)
Description: The chronicles of military conflicts from ancient Italy to the modern day


Name: Mughal Empire (empire)
Description: Empire succeeded by the Durrani Empire


Name: White canvas (Artwork)
Description: A pure white canvas with a grid of vertical and horizontal black lines and rectangles of primary colors.


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: The empire that was called 'Kingdom of the Romans'


Name: ordinary dress in Sui and early Tang dynasties (clothing)
Description: The ordinary dress worn by men in the Sui and early Tang dynasties


Name: Mount Rushmore National Memorial (Historical monument)
Description: A famous sculpture carved into Mount Rushmore in the Southern Hills


Name: Desired Optics (Property)
Description: In terms of desired optics


Name: Turkestan Plains and Sistan Basin (Plains)
Description: plains in the north and southwest of Afghanistan


Name: Green Building (Concept)
Description: A design philosophy that focuses on energy efficiency and sustainability in buildings.


Name: Lid-hinges and stem, crown, bow at specific positions (Watch components)
Description: The lid-hinges are usually at the 9 o'clock position in antique and vintage watches, while in modern watches they are at the 6 o'clock position.


Name: 19 dialects (Language)
Description: Identified in the region


Name: Toulouse-Lautrec (Person)
Description: Impressionist painter who used orange in his paintings


Name: Republic of China (ROC) (country)
Description: Country in which Formosan languages are spoken


Name: Health hazards (hazard)
Description: Hazards caused by the dust produced from abrasives


Name: Northern Ireland Executive (Governmental Body)
Description: The devolved executive of Northern Ireland


Name: Companies within the same industry (Organization)
Description: Business entities involved in the same economic activity


Name: Requirement to wear queue (rule)
Description: A rule that applied to most males during the Qing dynasty


Name: Computer (Machine)
Description: A device that can be programmed to carry out sequences of arithmetic or logical operations automatically


Name: Macedon (Historical Entity)
Description: Ancient kingdom in northern Greece and southern Balkans


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A precious metal used as money and for storing wealth


Name: Cambrian Period fossils (Fossils)
Description: The oldest animal fossils, approximately 540 million years old


Name: 7Be (Isotope)
Description: A cosmogenic isotope with a half-life of 53 days


Name: country (Geographical Area)
Description: Political results vary based on the country in question


Name: Muammar Gaddafi (individual)
Description: Former leader of Libya


Name: Weaire–Phelan structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: Gas hydrates consist of the Weaire–Phelan structure


Name: King Rudolph III of Burgundy (Monarch)
Description: A king who ruled the Kingdom of Burgundy


Name: List of villages in Arendal (List)
Description: A list of villages located within the municipality of Arendal


Name: 85 to 90% of the light in the visible to near-ultraviolet range (percentage)
Description: Aluminium reflects 85 to 90% of the light in the visible to near-ultraviolet range


Name: Wolframite Series (Mineral Class)
Description: A series of minerals that consist of manganese-rich hübnerite and iron-rich ferberite.


Name: Bowen (Person)
Description: Geologist who described the process of migmatite formation


Name: Noncrystalline opals (Silica mineral category)
Description: Broad categories of noncrystalline opals


Name: Hares (Mammal)
Description: Various species of hares hunted by red foxes


Name: Crook County, Oregon (County)
Description: A county located in the state of Oregon, US


Name: Calcium-rich dolomite (calcian dolomite) (mineral)
Description: A form of dolomite with more calcium than magnesium.


Name: 26 Cantons (Political Division)
Description: Federated states within Switzerland


Name: the measurement of mechanical properties of nanoparticles (Measurement)
Description: The process of determining the physical and chemical characteristics of nanoparticles


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: These colors were initially the colors of the Russian flag


Name: Indigenous people (Ethnic group)
Description: Indigenous Amerindians constitute 4.3% of the population


Name: Tektites collected by Darwin (Specific collection of tektites)
Description: The tektites personally collected by Charles Darwin


Name: the self-governing British overseas territory of Gibraltar and the Strait of Gibraltar (territory and body of water)
Description: The southern boundary of Andalusia.


Name: Cudbear (Synthetic dye)
Description: French purple was invented around the same period as Cudbear


Name: Believed to be the government of Russia (Government)
Description: The political system and leadership of Russia


Name: Main Island of Taiwan (Geographical Feature)
Description: The largest and primary island that makes up the territory of Taiwan.


Name: Duchies, lordships and counties (Political Entity)
Description: Regions that enjoyed a significant degree of autonomy within the Dutch Republic


Name: Devout Laypersons (Buddhist Group)
Description: Devout laypersons also follow this rule during special days of religious observance.


Name: Crystalline faults (Defect)
Description: Faults in the crystal structure of the semiconductor material that interfere with its properties.


Name: cultural expressions (Culture)
Description: The artistic or creative output of a region or people


Name: older stars (star)
Description: stars that have a low concentration of lithium due to internal mixing


Name: Berber groups (Ethnic group)
Description: A subgroup of the Berber people in North Africa


Name: Socrates (philosopher)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher and the founder of Western philosophy


Name: The SEC's proposal (Proposal)
Description: The proposal by SEC regarding the acceptable audit scope and process


Name: Men's traditional clothing (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese clothing worn by men, worn on informal occasions under the Japanese occupation


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


Name: Cape Taenarum (Location)
Description: -


Name: MM I (Period)
Description: A period c. 2100–1875 BC that saw the emergence of Protopalatial society


Name: Boehmite and Diaspore (Oxide-hydroxides)
Description: Two main oxide-hydroxides of Aluminum


Name: Crystal structure, Crystal chemistry and bonding, Formation conditions (Factors)
Description: Variables that determine the crystal's habit.


Name: Inorganic solids (Type of solid)
Description: Most inorganic solids are not crystals but polycrystals


Name: Type IIa Natural Brown Diamonds (Diamond Variety)
Description: A variety of natural brown diamond where the particular reason for the color has been reliably identified


Name: Dionysius of Halicarnassus (historian)
Description: 1st-century BC historian who postulated that the Etruscans were indigenous people


Name: Esoteric Buddhism (BuddhistSchool)
Description: A form of Buddhism that originated in India and spread to China, Tibet, and Mongolia


Name: Developed Countries CO2 Emissions Per Capita (Comparative Data)
Description: CO2 emissions per capita in developed countries compared to China


Name: Perspectives finding culture as a political tool (Cultural Perspective)
Description: Views that see culture as politically manipulated by elites


Name: Prime Minister's Request (Action)
Description: A request made by the Prime Minister to the Monarch


Name: The Van Cortlandt branch (Library Branch)
Description: A branch library of The New York Public Library located at 3882 Cannon Place


Name: Theoretical and computational methods have also been developed to explain the experimental observations of nacre's mechanical behavior. (Theoretical Analysis)
Description: The theoretical and computational analysis used to explain the experimental observations of nacre's mechanical behavior


Name: Hannibal (Person)
Description: Carthaginian military commander and political leader


Name: Industrial sector (industry)
Description: Industries more developed regions


Name: Hydrofluoric acid (chemical compound)
Description: Using calcium chloride – a common laboratory reagent – in lieu of calcium gluconate is contraindicated, and may lead to severe complications


Name: Hercules (Mythological figure)
Description: The legendary hero who is said to have created the lake according to local legend.


Name: Blueschist and greenschist (Geological_formation)
Description: Types of metamorphic rocks that were likely quarried in Agia Pelagia


Name: Hundred Years' War (War)
Description: The Hundred Years' War between France and England


Name: Sports Teams of U.S. States (Sports Team)
Description: The sports teams in the states of the United States


Name: 11th US Circuit Court (Court)
Description: A United States appeals court based in Atlanta, Georgia.


Name: green to yellow-green light (Light)
Description: When excited by electrons.


Name: Metabasaltic rocks (Rock Type)
Description: The subject of Poldervaart's research in the United States


Name: ecotourism and adventure travel (tourism)
Description: With opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, bird watching, and more


Name: Good Steel (Material)
Description: Blacksmiths in Luristan produced good steel around 1000 BC.


Name: Muslims and Jews (religious_group)
Description: Fled to Morocco after the Reconquista ended Muslim rule in Iberia


Name: Closed compound (compound type)
Description: A compound with no intervening space


Name: Transportation and Logistics (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the movement of goods and people from one location to another


Name: Ophiolites, Serpentinite mélanges, Ocean floor peridotites, Eclogite massifs (Geological formations)
Description: The locations where Rodingite is frequently found.


Name: Puig Major (Mountain Peak)
Description: The highest peak in Mallorca, standing at approximately 1,445 meters


Name: Berber People (Ethnic Group)
Description: The people who originally adhered to the traditional Berber religion.


Name: German Economy (Economy)
Description: The economy of Germany, the largest in Europe and one of the strongest in the world


Name: religion and language (Culture)
Description: The beliefs, values, customs, and communication methods of a particular group or society


Name: Several Vandal sackings (Historical Event)
Description: Palma was subjected to several sackings by the Vandals.


Name: Congress of Deputies (Institution)
Description: The lower house of the Spanish parliament


Name: Top and sides (handle) of the seal (Seal parts)
Description: Areas where decoration is allowed


Name: Various asteroids and meteorites (cosmic objects)
Description: Small solar system bodies orbiting the Sun.


Name: European Economic Community (EEC) (International Organization)
Description: Predecessor to the European Union


Name: Japan (Kuril Islands) (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: Early Copper Metallurgy (Historical Event)
Description: The initial stage of copper metal production in pre-Columbian America


Name: Subduction Zone Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A metamorphic process characterized by a low temperature, high-ultrahigh pressure metamorphic path.


Name: Debates on non-renewable resources and nuclear energy (Environmental issue)
Description: One of the environmental issues in the United States.


Name: Ferrocerium Alloy (Alloy)
Description: An alloy invented by von Welsbach, composed of cerium and iron.


Name: Zinc supplement (Medication)
Description: Better absorbed than zinc oxide


Name: Constitution similar to that developed by Solon in Athens (Government)
Description: The constitution similar to the one created by Solon in Athens


Name: complex forms of life (biological organisms)
Description: Multicellular and multiorganism living entities that require oxygen for respiration.


Name: 312 apartments (60.7%) (Quantity)
Description: The number of apartments permanently occupied in the municipality


Name: Cities of Mesopotamia (Location)
Description: Cities located in the region of Mesopotamia


Name: Züriputsch of 1839 (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A violent clash in Zurich, Switzerland, in 1839.


Name: Tropenmuseum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Amsterdam, Netherlands


Name: Military body armor suits (Product)
Description: Body armor worn by military personnel for protection


Name: Football in Andalusia (sport)
Description: The sport of football in the region of Andalusia, Spain


Name: Angels (Religious Figure)
Description: Spirits or celestial beings in religious and mythological traditions


Name: Stronghold (architectural structure)
Description: A type of fortified settlement


Name: el Kseur platform (Legal Entity)
Description: The el Kseur platform is a part of Algeria where tribes have the right to fine criminal offenders.


Name: Terms derived from words for fresh, sprouting vegetation (linguistic concept)
Description: Terms that originated from words related to fresh vegetation


Name: Imazighen as a collective term of self-referral (Term)
Description: The term for Berbers collectively used by the Berberists


Name: Khraief Bashir (Author)
Description: Tunisian Arabic novelist who published books in the 1930s


Name: A large number of artifacts dating to the middle and late Yayoi period (Artifact)
Description: An object made by a human being


Name: Western Europe (Geographical region)
Description: A geographical region in Europe


Name: Max Planck (1858–1947) (Physics)
Description: Max Planck, German theoretical physicist, is considered the father of quantum theory


Name: British (Nationality)
Description: The nationality of United Kingdom citizens


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


Name: Signet Ring (Artifact)
Description: A ring bearing a design on its flat top surface that leaves a raised impression when pressed onto liquid sealing wax


Name: Rio Tinto (company)
Description: A multinational mining company.


Name: ArcGIS Pro (Product)
Description: A commercial GIS software developed by Esri, with extensive functionality for working with geospatial data


Name: These organs (Body parts of animals)
Description: Organs like animal feet, livers, lungs, heads, spleens etc.


Name: University of Italian Switzerland (USI) (Educational Institution)
Description: The only Swiss university teaching primarily in Italian


Name: Mount Cook (Aoraki) (Mountain)
Description: The highest mountain in New Zealand, located in the South Island


Name: elaborate glazed terracotta ornamentation (architectural design)
Description: designs that would have been impossible to execute in any other medium


Name: Bronze Age (Time Period)
Description: A period in human history marked by the use of bronze tools and weapons.


Name: Islamic Art (Art form)
Description: Art form that emerged in the Islamic world


Name: CIE LCh(ab) or CIE LCh (Color Space Representation)
Description: An alternate representation of the LAB and LUV color spaces


Name: Contact Metamorphism (GeologicalProcess)
Description: A geological process associated with the intrusion and uplift of the nearby granitic Treasure Mountain Dome


Name: Sporting goods (Category of products)
Description: Products used in various sports


Name: New Spain (Country)
Description: The Spanish colony in the Americas from 1521 to 1821, which included much of modern-day Mexico


Name: - (Classification not applicable)
Description: Not applicable


Name: artificially delivered O2 (substance)
Description: Oxygen that is artificially provided for underwater diving


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


Name: Moroccan Tagine (Dish)
Description: The dish Moroccan Tagine


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


Name: phosphorus or boron (Type of impurity for silicon doping)
Description: The two types of impurities typically used to dope silicon.


Name: Mamluk sultan Baibars (Person)
Description: Sultan of the Mamluk Sultanate in Egypt and Syria


Name: Biostratigraphy (Technique)
Description: The technique used to determine the age of rocks using fossils of species that lived for a short time.


Name: New England (Region)
Description: A region in the northeastern United States


Name: 11th Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that ruled ancient Egypt


Name: fractional distillation in America (Process)
Description: The process that Benjamin Silliman was the first person to use in America.


Name: Judges (Occupation)
Description: A group of occupations within the group of Beamte


Name: Internal Stress in Substrate (Material Property)
Description: Stresses that occur within the mirror's substrate


Name: - (-)
Description: The manner of death for Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Intermediate Products Intended for Further Treatment (Artefacts)
Description: Other possible use or purpose of the axe-shaped ingots.


Name: sites of earlier periods (Archaeological site)
Description: Sites with fewer lesions


Name: Bowls (Artifact)
Description: Tableware used for serving and eating food.


Name: stub (status)
Description: A brief and incomplete page that needs expansion


Name: Exempt from taxation (Government policy)
Description: These provinces were exempted from taxation by the Aztecs.


Name: Heat treatment (Process)
Description: To induce color or deepen the existing color


Name: Kingdom of León (Historical Kingdom)
Description: One of the historical kingdoms of medieval Iberia, located in the northwest.


Name: Puerto Rico's Independence Party (Political Party)
Description: Smallest of that country's three major political parties


Name: Ancient Rome (Historical period or location)
Description: Roman Empire, the post-Republic period of the Ancient Roman civilization


Name: political debates in Taiwan (Political issue)
Description: The political issues that are a focus of debate in Taiwan.


Name: Lviv University (Higher Education Institution)
Description: A higher education institution founded in 1661


Name: Micricitic Mud Mounds (Geological Feature)
Description: Subcircular domes of micritic calcite that lacks internal structure.


Name: Age of oceanic crust (Geological Property)
Description: The maximum age of oceanic crust


Name: eastern Pyrenees and Catalonia (Location)
Description: Regions where Berbers were also settled


Name: Carnivals in Venice, Viareggio, Satriano di Lucania, Mamoiada, and Ivrea (Festival)
Description: Various carnivals held in different Italian cities


Name: Numerous organoiron compounds (Compound)
Description: Contain formal oxidation states of +1, 0, −1, or even −2


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


Name: Russo-Japanese War (Event)
Description: War that triggered the Revolution of 1905


Name: Iron-rich lava flows (GeologicalFormation)
Description: The lava flows that occurred in the Midcontinent Rift System, including what is now the Minnesota Iron Range region.


Name: Etruscan territory (geographical location)
Description: Region inhabited by the Etruscans


Name: Kidney (Organ)
Description: A complex organ responsible for filtering blood, regulating fluids and electrolytes, removing wastes, and producing urine.


Name: Ottoman Sultan Mahmud II (Person)
Description: Sultan of the Ottoman Empire during this time


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


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A radioactive chemical element with atomic number 92 and symbol U


Name: New purple dye (dye)
Description: Dye produced red, black or purple color when minerals were added


Name: Styles based on Tang, Song, Ming periods (Clothing style)
Description: Modern hanfu styles inspired by the Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties.


Name: Financial development (Economic Activity)
Description: The innovation and development of financial practices in the city-states


Name: Celtic and Germanic populations (Ethnic Group)
Description: Populations that remained in the area after the migration period


Name: Emergency fires (Natural disaster response)
Description: A fire used during emergencies to provide warmth, light or signal for help.


Name: the largest in Southeastern Europe (Size Comparison)
Description: The comparison of the size of Kopaonik ski resort with other ski resorts in Southeastern Europe


Name: Mantle (Geological formation)
Description: The uppermost layer of the Earth, extending from the outer edge of the outer core to a depth of approximately 400 km


Name: Lake Michigan Cloud Agate (Specific Type of Coldwater Agate) (Geological Formation)
Description: A specific type of Coldwater agate found in Lake Michigan


Name: Mountain Laurel Roots (Resource)
Description: A resource used during World War II in the production of wooden tobacco pipes


Name: Spiritus Nitroaereus (Element)
Description: Part of air required for combustion called spiritus nitroaereus


Name: hairpiece (category of accessory)
Description: Various items used to style or decorate hair


Name: Rubies (Mineral)
Description: A red mineral


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


Name: The Berlin Wall (Historical events)
Description: Barrier that divided Berlin from 1961 to 1989


Name: Observationally Stable Particle (property of a particle)
Description: Particles with lifetimes large enough to hinder observations of decay


Name: Potassium heptafluorotantalate (K2[TaF7]) (compound)
Description: An intermediate in the purification of tantalum


Name: Count Werner (Historical Figure)
Description: East Frankish count


Name: German Army (Military Entity)
Description: Army that used field grey uniform color


Name: D.H. Lawrence (Author)
Description: British author who wrote The Plumed Serpent


Name: Chloro complexes of iron(III) (chemical compound)
Description: Less stable complexes formed between chloride and iron(III)


Name: Zillertal (Geographical location)
Description: Located in Tyrol, Austria


Name: Arab League (Intergovernmental organization)
Description: The intergovernmental organization that Habib Bourguiba made contact with in Cairo in 1945.


Name: Ares (deity)
Description: Appeared under the name Enyalios


Name: Evolutionary Theory based on Darwinian principles (Theory)
Description: A theory proposed by Colin Martindale to explain the process driving changes in artistic style


Name: Adversarial System (Legal Procedure)
Description: The way civil law is applied in Colombia since 1991


Name: European Union (Political union)
Description: Political and economic union of European countries


Name: Renes (Latin term) (Term)
Description: A Latin term related to the English word 'reins', a synonym for kidneys in Shakespearean English.


Name: Front Populaire Ivoirien (Political party)
Description: A political party in Ivory Coast


Name: Silk or wool (Materials)
Description: Uranium salts are used as mordants for silk or wool


Name: Ruthenia (landed gentry) (Social Group)
Description: Landed gentry of Ruthenia


Name: Guadiana (river)
Description: A river that flows into the Atlantic


Name: Many companies (Organization)
Description: A large number of companies required to file annual conflict minerals reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission


Name: Darwin's book The Origin of Species (book)
Description: Book by Charles Darwin published in 1859


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Constitution of 1978 (Legislation)
Description: The Spanish Constitution approved in the general election in 1977


Name: University (EducationalInstitution)
Description: An educational institution where students can enter a professional undergraduate career program.


Name: the remelting and differentiation of asteroids (Geological_phenomena)
Description: Phenomenon related to the age of the Earth and universe


Name: Balkans (region)
Description: A geographical region in Southeast Europe


Name: disclosed religious affiliation or followed a religion (Attribute)
Description: A category for individuals who follow any religion, disclose their religious affiliation, or do not disclose their religious affiliation but follow a religion in Collonges


Name: Bondoukou (city)
Description: A city developed into a major centre of commerce and Islam.


Name: Theodore H. Maiman (person)
Description: American physicist who developed the first working laser


Name: Alpha iron or α-iron (Metallurgical structure)
Description: A type of alpha iron


Name: destroys a wide range of microorganisms (Action)
Description: Refers to the ability of copper alloys to kill various types of bacteria, viruses, and fungi


Name: United Kingdom-Australia Free Trade Agreement (UK-AFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A proposed free trade agreement between Australia and the United Kingdom. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: economic reforms (Event)
Description: Changes in the economic system


Name: British Overseas Territories (geographical location)
Description: 14 British Overseas Territories across the globe


Name: el-Lisht (City)
Description: An archaeological site in modern-day Egypt


Name: Deep Russian Amethyst (Gemstone)
Description: The highest-grade amethyst


Name: Andalusia (region)
Description: A region in Southern Spain


Name: dharma in India (Philosophical and Cultural Concept)
Description: A broader term that refers to religious attitudes, behaviors, and the 'right way to live'


Name: Shio no michi (salt road) (Road)
Description: A historical salt supply route from the Sea of Japan to Edo


Name: Three small seaports (Seaport)
Description: Drammen originally consisted of three small seaports: Bragernes, Strømsø and Tangen


Name: good health (abstract_concept)
Description: common European and American association of green with good health


Name: North Cove at 207th Street and the Harlem River (Location)
Description: -


Name: Sculptures (Art)
Description: A three-dimensional work of art


Name: Qur'anic verses (Textual entities)
Description: Verses from the Quran.


Name: Neolithic period (HistoricalPeriod)
Description: A period in human history characterized by the development of agriculture and permanent settlements


Name: Alum (Compound)
Description: A compound used in dyeing and city defense by the ancients


Name: Ceramic chemical composition (Composition)
Description: The main components that determine the properties of a ceramic material


Name: Tammany Hall (Political Organization)
Description: The political organization that influenced the city's politics


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: North African country.


Name: African Union, Arab League, OIC, OPEC, United Nations, and the Arab Maghreb Union (International Organizations)
Description: Various international organizations that Algeria is a member of


Name: Tezozomoc's daughter (Person)
Description: Daughter of Tezozomoc, the ruler of Azcapotzalco


Name: Crack deflection (Mechanical behavior)
Description: The ability for cracks to change directions and avoid the brittle ceramic phase


Name: Various bright colors (Color)
Description: Causing optical interference fringes.


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


Name: Greek Colonies (Historical Political Entity)
Description: The Greek colonies established in Italy


Name: North, South of Italy (geographical_area)
Description: Regions in Italy


Name: (Contributions to) Ore deposits; a discussion by Thomas Arthur Rickard (Research Paper)
Description: A research paper on ore deposits, with contributions from Josiah Edward Spurr


Name: Empiricist Approaches (Approach to Classification)
Description: Includes cluster analysis and based on empirical studies


Name: Frankfurt Airport, Munich Airport and Berlin Brandenburg Airport (Airport)
Description: The largest German airports


Name: Wool, linen or silk (Textile Material)
Description: Materials that could be dyed with the Tyrian purple dye


Name: Jewish Population (Demographic Group)
Description: The current Jewish population of the Czech Republic


Name: Work (artwork)
Description: A product of human creativity and skill, especially in the visual arts.


Name: Bone morphogenetic protein and fibroblast growth factor (Protein)
Description: Proteins that encourage bone and cartilage rebuilding


Name: [1024 °C, 3074 °C] (Temperature Range)
Description: The melting and boiling points of neodymium.


Name: any individual American city (City)
Description: Cities in the United States


Name: Pilgrims returning from Nabi Musa festival (Group)
Description: The group of pilgrims who return after the festival celebrations


Name: Mycenaean Greek mercenaries (Military)
Description: According to Łukasz Niesiołowski-Spanò


Name: Maize Agriculture (Agricultural Practice)
Description: Agriculture based on maize cultivation


Name: EHF Champions League (Handball Competition)
Description: The championship they won.


Name: Childhood (Life Stage)
Description: The life stage of childhood that was associated with the color pink


Name: quarries of the Mayener Grubenfeld (Quarry)
Description: Quarries in the town of Mayen.


Name: Romance Languages (language)
Description: A group of languages that includes Spanish, French, and Italian


Name: an immanent polytheism (Religion type)
Description: A belief system in which all natural phenomena are considered to be manifestations of divine power.


Name: Jade (Decorative Rock)
Description: An umbrella term for two different types of decorative rocks used for jewelry or ornaments.


Name: Carbon-14 (Isotope)
Description: A radionuclide of Carbon with a half-life of 5700 years


Name: Zaporozhian Cossacks (group)
Description: The military quasi-state formed by Dnieper Cossacks and Ruthenian peasants


Name: Carinthia (Federal State of Austria)
Description: A federal state of Austria


Name: Morality (Ethical Term)
Description: The association of Tengri with Morality.


Name: zincate ions (inorganic compound)
Description: [Zn(OH)4]2- complex anion


Name: Potassium-Argon Date of Deformation (Geological Analysis Technique)
Description: The age of the deformation in Pipestone, Minnesota, gives an age constraint of 1120 Ma for the Sioux Quartzite.


Name: Half Dome and El Capitan (Landmark)
Description: Notable geographical features or man-made structures with historical, cultural, or natural significance


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


Name: 2017 Annual Inflation Rate (Quantity)
Description: The inflation rate for the year 2017 in Colombia


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in Northern Europe


Name: Works that are not directly produced by the artist, but share similar style or technique. (Art historical context)
Description: Often used in the art trade to denote a distanced relationship between the style of a work and that of a well-known artist.


Name: Number of Hanfu enthusiasts (Quantity)
Description: The total number of participants in the Xitang Hanfu Culture Week.