Name: abrasive to its original surface shape (material property)
Description: The physical features of the abrasive surface


Name: Carbonate and Silicate Melts, Carbon Dioxide-rich and Water-rich Fluids (Geological Entity)
Description: Substances that infiltrate peridotite at high temperatures during metasomatism in the Earth's mantle


Name: Shipbuilding (Industry)
Description: The shipbuilding industry


Name: Paris (City)
Description: The capital city of France


Name: Gods in Greece (religion)
Description: Deities of ancient Greek polytheism


Name: Nafplio (City)
Description: A city in Greece, located about 6 kilometers north of Midea


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: The country Austria


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A material made from iron and other alloying constituents, with a density that varies based on the alloying constituents.


Name: Face-centered cubic lattice (Crystal lattice)
Description: A type of crystal lattice found in several compounds including zincblende structure.


Name: the Matterhorn (Alpine peak)
Description: A mountain in the Alps, marked the end of the golden age of alpinism


Name: Small metal grains (material)
Description: Metal particles of small size.


Name: its symbolism of purity, harmony, and protection (Symbolic meaning)
Description: Type A jade is revered for its symbolism in various cultures.


Name: Jewish women (Human class: Religion: Jewish)
Description: According to the Talmud, Jewish women used birthing stones.


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


Name: Change to black (event)
Description: The change in color preference from other colors to black


Name: Stringing and Storage (Purpose)
Description: Permitting the coins to be strung on cords or facilitating storage and carrying.


Name: Sleeve width of garments for ordinary women (Measurement)
Description: The width of sleeves for garments worn by ordinary women during the High Tang period


Name: bone, wood, and other natural materials (material)
Description: Made from bone, wood, and other natural materials.


Name: Two or more alternatives (Abstract Classification)
Description: Represents a choice between different options.


Name: airspace violations (Violation)
Description: The infringement of another country's airspace without permission.


Name: cities across the state of Minas Gerais (Geographical Region)
Description: Cities where it is sold


Name: Analytical Chemistry (Scientific field)
Description: The study of the composition and properties of matter


Name: Curative powers (property)
Description: Misunderstood healing properties associated with fulgurites due to subterrestrial fire misconceptions


Name: Master tradesman (profession)
Description: A professional who manages and oversees the work of journeymen


Name: Iron and nickel from Dirfys (Resource)
Description: -


Name: Hydrated Protein Layer (Layer)
Description: The outer layer of nacre, composed mostly of protein and water


Name: a modern civil service in the United States (Civil service)
Description: -


Name: John Bull (Symbol/Personification)
Description: A now rare personification


Name: Fireworks sparklers (Pyrotechnics)
Description: A type of firework that produces a shower of sparks without an explosion.


Name: Ethnic Irish working class (Group_of_People)
Description: Irish immigrants who were primarily working class in New York


Name: Brachiopods (animal class)
Description:  marine animals with two shell-like valves


Name: pilgrims (Person)
Description: A person who makes a journey to a sacred place as an act of religious devotion


Name: Earth's Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The outer solid layer of the Earth, where most minerals are found


Name: Hornblende or biotite substance (Volcanic rock feature)
Description: A feature found in some lavas


Name: 2,227,500 hectares (ha) (Area)
Description: The area of naturally regenerating forest in Austria


Name: Sewing Needle (Artifact)
Description: A tool used for sewing, with earliest known forms made from bone and later materials.


Name: Basaltic sheeted dike complex (Geological formation)
Description: Cooled magma conduits


Name: Industrial sector (Economic Sector)
Description: A part of the economy consisting of industries like manufacturing and construction


Name: Abu Bakr al-Jazaeri (Person)
Description: A scholar and writer of Hadiths in Islam


Name: Both genders (Gender)
Description: Performers of the dance


Name: world (Geographical Area)
Description: -


Name: Kabul, Jalalabad, Ghazni, Kandahar (Geographical Location)
Description: Cities where Afghan Sikhs and Hindus reside.


Name: Vermont (State)
Description: One of the states connected by the Amtrak Vermonter


Name: Berbers (ethnic_group)
Description: indigenous peoples of North Africa


Name: Cadmium or indium (Metal)
Description: Other materials used in quantum dot technology, which are toxic and have metal content


Name: Paraguay (Country)
Description: A neighboring country of Brazil to the southwest.


Name: Beryllium (Element)
Description: -


Name: museum of the coral (Museum)
Description: A museum dedicated to coral


Name: General relativity (Physics theories)
Description: A theory of gravitation that describes gravity as a geometric property of space and time, or spacetime


Name: Historian Bernard Sergent (Person)
Description: A French historian and ethnologist, who focused on ancient Greece.


Name: Shuji Nakamura (Person)
Description: Physicist who demonstrated high-brightness blue LEDs in 1993


Name: Warnings (Labeling element)
Description: Any necessary warnings about the potential adverse effects of the cosmetic product, such as irritation, allergic reactions, or other risks


Name: Tinting (Art activity)
Description: The principal use of red ochre is for tinting.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A country located in Northern Europe


Name: Elena Paparizou (Musician)
Description: Greek-Swedish singer


Name: Permanent Swiss Neutrality (PoliticalStatus)
Description: The recognition of permanent Swiss neutrality by European powers after the Congress of Vienna.


Name: 2014 (Year)
Description: The year Recep Tayyip Erdoğan won Turkey's first direct presidential election.


Name: Glasgow (City)
Description: A city in Scotland, known for its contribution to the UK's music industry


Name: - (Reproduction result)
Description: Subordinate vixens may produce offspring, but they either fail to give birth or lose their kits after giving birth


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: An eastern European nation


Name: discontent (emotion)
Description: A state of unhappiness or dissatisfaction.


Name: The historical origins (breastplate or Foundation Stones of Christianity) (Historical Event)
Description: According to some authors


Name: Princess of Nericia (title)
Description: A title Saint Bridget held outside of Sweden.


Name: French language (Language)
Description: One of the official languages of Belgium


Name: at the time of Congo independence (Time)
Description: The time when Union Minière sealed the Shinkolobwe Mine with concrete, during the Congo's independence


Name: Foreign Coins (Monetary System)
Description: Coins from outside of Great Moravia.


Name: Government of Turkey (Political Entity)
Description: The central authority of the Republic of Turkey.


Name: New Zealand waters (Environmental location)
Description: Area surrounding New Zealand's coastline and islands


Name: Colorado Buffaloes (Sports Team)
Description: One of the teams it is an official color for


Name: Austertana (Geographical Feature)
Description: A quarry and former village in Norway, now part of Sweden


Name: Processes of own (Science process)
Description: Processes developed by Sir Charles Algernon Parsons


Name: Undefined (Cancer_center)
Description: Center declared in 2017


Name: Etruria (Tuscany, Latium and Umbria) (Region)
Description: One of the three Etruscan confederacies.


Name: Infrastructure (Infrastructure)
Description: The infrastructure of Larne as per the given data


Name: Ferromanganese ore (spiegeleisen) (Mineral Resource)
Description: Obscure ore with no phosphorus, used to re-add carbon and manganese


Name: Dutch enclave in Nagasaki (Location)
Description: Dutch trading post in Nagasaki


Name: Rising Interest Rate Environment (Economic Condition)
Description: A situation where interest rates are increasing across the economy.


Name: Germany's military budget for 2021 (Amount)
Description: The amount of military budget by Germany in 2021


Name: Tōyo (eastern Ehime) variation of the Iyo dialect (Language Variation)
Description: A dialect spoken in eastern Ehime, Japan


Name: Renin (Hormone)
Description: A hormone produced by the kidney that regulates blood pressure and electrolyte balance.


Name: Plotters (Technology)
Description: A technology that democratized and expanded the making of maps


Name: Marcel Duchamp (artist)
Description: Originated the use of the 'found object' or readymade.


Name: Tuscaloosa (City)
Description: The city is located west of Birmingham, and was incorporated on February 8, 1819.


Name: Seraphinite (Trade Name for Mineral Variety)
Description: A massive compact variety of Clinochlore used as a decorative carving stone.


Name: Gustaf V (monarch)
Description: The King of Sweden from 1907 to 1950


Name: Skeletal Structures in Limestone (Geological Component)
Description: Structures made of aragonite or calcite


Name: German forces (Military Unit)
Description: A military force representing Germany in World War I


Name: Mandarin (language)
Description: Mainstream language used in the ROC as usage of Mandarin has risen


Name: Individuals of High Wealth (Person)
Description: People with high means and status in society.


Name: Taklamakan and the Gobi Desert (Desert)
Description: High plateaus found among more arid landscapes of China


Name: Parliamentary general election (event)
Description: An event called every three years to elect representatives in New Zealand's Parliament


Name: Topological Spaces of Infinite Dimension (Mathematical Space)
Description: Spaces generated by the process of iterating loop spaces.


Name: An Indian description (Text)
Description: A description written in India


Name: Euro Health Consumer Index (EHCI) (HealthcareIndex)
Description: An annual index that compares healthcare systems in Europe


Name: [a, b, c, alpha, V, Z] values for pure Mg hydroxyl-clinohumite (Crystal lattice parameters)
Description: The unit cell has a =  4.7488 Å; b = 10.2875 Å; c = 13.6967 Å; and alpha = 100.63°; V = 667.65 Å3; Z = 2 for pure Mg hydroxyl-clinohumite


Name: 150 protected spaces (Protected Area)
Description: The 150 protected spaces that make up RENPA


Name: United Provinces of New Granada (Political Entity)
Description: The political entity that was proclaimed in 1811


Name: 27 Space Groups (Space Group)
Description: The twenty-seven space groups assigned to the hexagonal lattice system in the Hexagonal Crystal System


Name: Early Ming Dynasty (Historical Period)
Description: The early period of the Ming dynasty


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


Name: Emigration of East Germans (Migration Event)
Description: Mass movement of East Germans from East Germany to West Germany via Hungary and Austria


Name: Another method was (Dyeing Method)
Description: Another method used in dyeing fabric


Name: Ultrasonic cleaners or steam (Cleaning Solution)
Description: Avoid ultrasonic cleaners or steam when cleaning a topaz gemstone


Name: slates, phyllites, mylonite (Types of foliated rocks)
Description: Other varieties of foliated metamorphic rocks


Name: Cultural Landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana (World Heritage Site)
Description: Registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011


Name: Sociology of Culture (Discipline)
Description: A field that focuses on relationships between popular culture, political control, and social class


Name: June 2022 legislative elections (political event)
Description: -


Name: Rural Regions of France (Rural Region)
Description: Rural regions enjoyed for their beauty and tranquillity.


Name: Subduction of oceanic crust (Geological process)
Description: The process by which one tectonic plate is forced beneath another


Name: Parthenon metopes (Ancient Greek sculptures)
Description: Carved marble slabs on the exterior of the Parthenon


Name: Political Outcomes (Outcome)
Description: Different political consequences in each country of the Maghreb


Name: Chemical purity (Quality attribute)
Description: A quality attribute required for ideal semiconductors.


Name: Tathāgatagarbha Sutras (Buddhist Text)
Description: Texts that seem to conflict with the Buddhist anatta doctrine and were written to promote Buddhism to non-Buddhists.


Name: Lötschental Valley (Geographical feature)
Description: A valley located in Valais


Name: Spessart (Location)
Description: A mountain range in Bavaria, Germany


Name: Palestine (Country)
Description: The country where the geologic entity labeled as marble is not naturally outcropping.


Name: Hydrothermal metamorphism (GeologicalProcess)
Description: Characterized by metasomatism by hot fluids circulating through the rock


Name: Sodium Fusion Test (Test)
Description: Conducted to qualitatively analyze compounds


Name: Scanners (Technology)
Description: A technology that democratized and expanded the making of maps


Name: Size Variation (Property)
Description: Occasionally a complete ammonite shell is recovered with its structure well-preserved, which may be as large as 90 cm in diameter, but the iridescent ammonites are typically much smaller.


Name: Coating for Whiteness of High-Quality Paper (Paper Treatment)
Description: A substance applied to high-quality paper to make it white


Name: Men of working age in Andalusia (age_group)
Description: The group of men of working age in the population of Andalusia


Name: a wide range of gases including inert, reducing, oxidizing, and other corrosive atmospheres (Gas Mixture)
Description: Variety of gases that the torch can operate with


Name: Continuous process of critical evaluation of ethics and procedures (aspect)
Description: Professional autonomy includes a continuous process of critical evaluation of ethics and procedures from within the profession itself.


Name: Grain from the Baltic Region (Economic Entity)
Description: Grain imported by Amsterdam from the Baltic region


Name: Calm (Meditation Quality)
Description: One of the two main types of Buddhist meditation, focusing on stilling and concentrating the mind.


Name: varies based on traditional calculations (Date)
Description: The date when Maslenitsa is celebrated varies based on traditional calculations


Name: Northern Hills (Geographical Region)
Description: A region within the Black Hills.


Name: wearing of jewellery (action)
Description: Regulations on who can wear jewellery


Name: Approximately 3.4 Gt (Quantity)
Description: The estimated amount of municipal solid waste by 2050 according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.


Name: Gaetulians and Libyans (Prehistoric peoples)
Description: Original people of North Africa that crossed to Africa from Iberia


Name: Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A process that transforms rocks under high temperature and pressure


Name: Boarding House (Building)
Description: A building in the Yule Marble quarry, not visible to the right of opening 1 and was relocated


Name: Abundance of water and flat grasslands (Geographical Feature)
Description: Characteristics of this region


Name: Saint Lucy's Day (Festival)
Description: A festival celebrated on 13 December in some Italian regions


Name: Lithium, Beryllium and Boron (Chemical Elements)
Description: These chemical elements are less abundant in the universe than other elements.


Name: Catalonia (region)
Description: Region within Spain


Name: High Chroma (Color Property)
Description: A characteristic of colors that determines their purity and intensity, varying depending on the hue.


Name: Number of captives (Quantity)
Description: Number of Europeans estimated to have been captured by the Barbary pirates.


Name: Magnetite (Iron compound)
Description: A crystalline form of the mixed iron(II,III) oxide Fe3O4.


Name: Ruby (Variety)
Description: The red variety of the corundum species.


Name: Languages brought to the UK due to recent immigration (Language Group)
Description: Over 5.5% of the UK's population speaks these languages


Name: Any components needed to build infrastructures (Infrastructure)
Description: Components used for building structures


Name: Counties (Kreise) (Administrative division)
Description: The administrative divisions that employ Beamte


Name: All Plants (Species)
Description: The species where anthocyanins are found.


Name: Financing and Technical Assistance (IMF) (Assistance)
Description: The International Monetary Fund provides financing and technical assistance to its member countries.


Name: 0.1 ms (Time duration)
Description: A specific time duration for comparison.


Name: Rio–Antirrio bridge (Bridge)
Description: A suspension cable bridge connecting Rio and Antirrio


Name: A mineral phase will generally be more stable if it has a lower internal energy (Geological property)
Description: Property that makes a mineral phase more stable


Name: Georges Cuvier (Scientist)
Description: French naturalist who worked with Brongniart on studies of geology around Paris in 1811


Name: 8 to 18 (approximate numbers) (Quantity)
Description: The number of renal lobes and pyramids varies between individuals.


Name: Battle of Waterloo (Historical Event)
Description: The battle in which Napoleon was defeated and forced into exile.


Name: microfracturing and frictional sliding/rolling (geological process)
Description: The two main mechanisms involved are microfracturing (breaking the original rock into fragments) and frictional sliding/rolling of the fragments, combined with further fracturing.


Name: Largest lithium spodumene hard-rock deposit (Mineral deposit)
Description: The largest known lithium spodumene hard-rock deposit in the world


Name: Almoravid Empire (empire)
Description: A Berber empire that ruled the Maghreb and parts of Iberia from 1040 to 1147


Name: Storm surge (Natural Disaster Impact)
Description: Flooding event caused by Hurricane Sandy on October 29, 2012


Name: Diamonds, Charcoal, Graphite (Minerals)
Description: Forms of Carbon that were known since ancient times.


Name: World's largest chalcedony processing center (Process Center)
Description: A center that processes chalcedony, primarily agates


Name: Notre Dame Fighting Irish (Sports Team)
Description: One of the teams it is an official color for


Name: Not specified (Event)
Description: During the mentioned time period


Name: Economic Growth Speed (Economic Concept)
Description: Rate at which an economy expands over a given period


Name: Buddhist philosophy (Philosophy)
Description: The philosophical teachings of Buddhism


Name: Horatio, Lord Nelson (Person)
Description: British admiral and hero of the Napoleonic Wars


Name: Hornfels (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks formed by contact metamorphism.


Name: Round Brilliant Diamond (Shape of Diamond)
Description: The most popular cut given to diamond


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


Name: duanhe (short, coarse cloth jacket) (clothing)
Description: Clothing worn by people of low socioeconomic status


Name: Gabriel Tiacoh (Sportsman)
Description: A retired 400m metre runner from Côte d'Ivoire.


Name: Brother (Family Relation Term)
Description: A term that denotes the male offspring of the same parents.


Name: Environment (Natural Environment)
Description: The natural world and its processes viewed in terms of the interaction between living and nonliving components


Name: High price per carat (monetary value)
Description: Red diamonds are among the most expensive diamond colors, typically running in the hundreds of thousands of dollars per carat range.


Name: Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: Other varieties of gem-quality corundum are called sapphires


Name: Front Side of a Coin (Physical Entity)
Description: The obverse is commonly called heads because it often depicts the head of a prominent person


Name: Uranium (Chemical Element)
Description: A heavy radioactive metal used for nuclear fuel


Name: Hand (Right) (Physical Feature)
Description: The right hand of the original object


Name: 19th century (Historical period)
Description: A period of time from 1801 to 1900


Name: Pločnik archaeological site (Archaeological site)
Description: Archaeological site in Serbia where the tin bronze foil was discovered


Name: U.S. (Country)
Description: in the number of people with a net personal wealth of at least $110,000


Name: Dorgon (person)
Description: Dorgon was a Manchu Banner general and regent of the Qing dynasty, serving as regent for his nephew, the Shunzhi Emperor.


Name: Indigenous Tribes (Organization)
Description: Native American tribes protesting against the Thacker Pass Lithium Mine


Name: FIFA World Cup 1982 and Summer Olympics 1992 (Sports Event)
Description: Two major international sporting events hosted by Spain.


Name: Antwerp Diamond Bourse (ADB) (organization)
Description: A diamond bourse established by DDC in Antwerp, Belgium.


Name: Uranium-238 (Isotope)
Description: The most stable isotope of uranium with a half-life of about 4.463×109 years


Name: Scattering (Physics Phenomenon)
Description: Best diffusion of blue because of the Rayleigh scattering


Name: Liberia (country)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Current state of technology (Technology)
Description: The current capabilities of producing materials or pigments with the properties of optimal colors.


Name: Rise of Mahayana Buddhism (Historical Period)
Description: Time period where the merit transfer idea may have emerged


Name: indigenous tribes (cultural characteristic)
Description: a country that is the ancestral homeland of many diverse Native American tribes, offering opportunities to learn about their rich cultural heritage


Name: King Amanullah (Monarch)
Description: The King of Afghanistan who implemented various reforms


Name: Joachim Murat (Person)
Description: Napoleon's brother-in-law


Name: living_standards (Economy)
Description: The quality of life enjoyed by people in a particular society, typically measured by factors such as income, education, health care, and standard of living


Name: Cook's voyages (Exploration Voyage)
Description: Voyages by Captain James Cook in the 1700s


Name: [SO4]2− (Ion)
Description: The sulfate anion found in all sulfate minerals


Name: German Empire (Country)
Description: The German Empire was the historical name for Germany from 1871 to 1918


Name: Sensitizer (Property)
Description: A substance that can cause an allergic reaction over time, with repeated exposure to the cosmetic product


Name: Face-centred cubic (FCC) structure (Metallurgical structure)
Description: The structure that pure iron transforms into at 910 °C


Name: large golden rings on their necks (jewellery)
Description: Traditional practice of Padaung women in Myanmar


Name: Most Acids (Classification of Acid)
Description: Gold is resistant to most acids.


Name: Sharpening Endmills, Deburring parts, or cutting metal with a zip-disc. (Task)
Description: The tasks grinders are used for.


Name: Asturias, Spain (Place)
Description: Region where the original chiastolite specimens were distributed to pilgrims.


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A republic in Southeastern Europe and Southwestern Asia


Name: Corsica (Geographical Feature)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: world's largest cluster of star sapphires (jewelry)
Description: Cluster weighing 510 kg (1,120 lb) and named 'Serendipity Sapphire'


Name: Discharge-assisted oxidation processes (Process)
Description: Techniques that use electrical discharges to enhance the oxidation process


Name: Muslim and Arabic-speaking society (Society)
Description: The society formed by the spread of Islam in North Africa


Name: Geomatics (Field of study)
Description: The science and technology of acquiring, storing, processing, and communicating spatial information


Name: various styles and designs (inclusion)
Description: indicating its richness and diversity


Name: diamond anvil cell (scientific instrument)
Description: a high-pressure apparatus used in physical science


Name: Name and Color Orange (Names and Colors)
Description: The name and color orange that was adopted by the family of the Prince of Orange in the 1570s.


Name: Western Europeans seeking jobs elsewhere in EU (People group)
Description: A group of people who are citizens of Western European countries and are considering moving to another country for work.


Name: Peekskill (City)
Description: City located in Westchester County


Name: Large Ion Lithophile Elements (LILE) (Geological Component)
Description: Elements that are relatively immobile in the Earth's crust and mantle.


Name: Acid Rain (Environmental Phenomenon)
Description: Rain that is more acidic than normal, due to the presence of pollutants


Name: producing the light elements (hydrogen, helium, and lithium) during the initial expansion of the universe after the Big Bang (property)
Description: Big Bang Nucleosynthesis is the process by which the light elements (hydrogen, helium, and lithium) were produced during the first three minutes of the universe's expansion following the Big Bang.


Name: Lenape (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of North American indigenous peoples


Name: octahedral arrangement of O2− ions (Crystal structure)
Description: The Cr3+ ions cause a distortion in the octahedral arrangement of O2− ions


Name: Binding legal agreement and identification (Legal Concept)
Description: As of 2021, ingam still remains an official means of verification for binding legal agreements and identification.


Name: Paspaley (Company)
Description: A company producing South Sea Pearls along the remote coastline of North-Western Australia


Name: Environmental Integrity Group (EIG) (Environmental Coalition)
Description: A coalition of countries working together to promote environmental integrity, including Switzerland, Mexico and South Korea.


Name: Diatoms (Primary Producers) and Marine Food Chains (Organism and Ecological Relationship)
Description: Photosynthetic organisms that serve as the foundation of marine food webs.


Name: Animal Hide Costumes (Costume)
Description: Costumes made of animal hide depicted in Minoan art


Name: Hawaii (Location)
Description: The location where the black coral fisheries are regulated.


Name: EF-5 tornado (Natural disaster)
Description: A massive tornado that killed 158 people and destroyed roughly one-third of the city on May 22, 2011


Name: African American population (PopulationGroup)
Description: The population group of African Americans in New York City


Name: KTP Crystal (Chemistry)
Description: A crystal whose non-linear properties generate light at a frequency that is twice that of the incident beam


Name: Iran Nuclear Deal (Diplomatic Agreement)
Description: An agreement between Iran, the P5+1 (China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Germany) regarding Iran's nuclear program


Name: Chocolate (Food)
Description: A sweet food made from cocoa beans, often flavored with sugar, milk or cream, and vanilla


Name: FIFA Women's World Cup (Tournament)
Description: Football tournament won by Japan in 2011.


Name: Yeouiju (Symbol)
Description: Wish-Grandifying Jewel


Name: Pickens County, Georgia, United States (Location)
Description: A county located in the U.S. state of Georgia.


Name: Banu Hilal and Banu Sulaym migrations (historical event)
Description: Migration of these tribes in the 11th century


Name: Alpine passes (SetOfItems)
Description: A set of mountain passes in the Alps


Name: 81.4 years (Average Life Expectancy)
Description: As of NYC Health's 2018 Community Health Profile


Name: Christian religion (religion)
Description: Grey is the color of ashes.


Name: Co-op City (housing complex)
Description: the largest cooperatively-owned housing complex in the United States


Name: Science (Knowledge Discipline)
Description: The body of knowledge related to the natural world, including the principles of physics, chemistry, biology, and mathematics.


Name: Ionic frieze (Bas-relief)
Description: Relief sculpture running around the exterior of the cella walls


Name: Ancestors (Aboriginal people) (Person)
Description: Ancestors in Aboriginal beliefs are seen as the creators of the land and everything on it.


Name: Córdoba (city)
Description: A city in Andalusia that served as the capital during the Islamic Golden Age


Name: Colors of the third type (Color)
Description: The colors produced by the third type are located in the 'warm' sharp edge of the Optimal Color Solid


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: A state of the United States of America


Name: Taiwan (ROC) (Country)
Description: The island that the ROC continues to govern after losing mainland China.


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


Name: UEFA (Organization)
Description: The administrative body for European association football, futsal and beach soccer.


Name: William I of the Netherlands (Monarch)
Description: The first King of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.


Name: 1,5,9-trans-trans-cis isomer of cyclododecatriene (Compound)
Description: The 1,5,9-trans-trans-cis isomer of cyclododecatriene obtained by cyclotrimerization of butadiene


Name: Silicon or aluminum ions (Ions)
Description: In blue glass and glazes


Name: Michelin stars (Symbol of culinary excellence)
Description: To restaurants that achieve its high standards


Name: Russian cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: Shares similarities with the cuisines of its neighbouring countries


Name: Radionuclides (Radioactive Substance)
Description: Unstable atomic nuclei that emit radiation


Name: Chen Shui-bian (person)
Description: Lacked legislative majority after election


Name: René Descartes (Person)
Description: A French philosopher and mathematician who pioneered rationalism


Name: Pro-Catholic Planta family (Family)
Description: The pro-Catholic family that Giacomo Robustelli belonged to


Name: Well-preserved colonial appearance with baroque architecture and cobblestone streets (Attraction)
Description: A characteristic of Ouro Preto that attracts tourists


Name: western Anatolia (Geographical Area)
Description: Western part of modern-day Turkey


Name: Earth's crust (geological formation)
Description: Approximately 90 percent of Earth's crust


Name: Western Europe (region)
Description: Area of Europe west of the Roman Empire's frontier in the Middle Ages


Name: Increased risk of Kidney Stones (RiskFactor)
Description: The increased risk of kidney stones associated with low potassium levels


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: Rarer metals have been employed, such as gold


Name: Ukraine (country)
Description: a country located in Eastern Europe


Name: Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (Building)
Description: One of the oldest buildings in Westchester County, built around 1685


Name: Music Printing (Printing Technique)
Description: The technique used to produce printed music.


Name: Hyperonymy (Concept in Linguistics)
Description: The relationship between a general term and a more specific term, where the general term is the hypernym of the more specific term.


Name: 1560 (Year)
Description: The year when the current coat of arms was officially established


Name: Dead plant or animal matter (Matter)
Description: Remains of organisms that have died and decomposed.


Name: Johann Gottlieb Fichte (1762–1814) (Philosophers)
Description: Johann Gottlieb Fichte, German philosopher and founder of the philosophical movement known as German Idealism


Name: Blue Sky (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The bluish part of the sky due to Rayleigh scattering.


Name: Native American and English cuisines (Cuisine)
Description: Early foods in the region were influenced by Native American and English cuisines.


Name: Regulations on liquor sales (Legislation)
Description: Laws governing the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages


Name: Extreme Formalism (philosophical view)
Description: The view that all aesthetic properties of art are formal


Name: handicraft tradition of Våmhus (tradition)
Description: Includes basketry and 'hair jewelry'


Name: 35 farms and 350 people left (Quantity)
Description: The number of farms and population in Oppdal


Name: Democratic Party candidates (Group_of_People)
Description: Candidates of the Democratic Party who were elected to local office in New York


Name: Chaabi (Music)
Description: A music consisting of numerous varieties which are descended from the multifarious forms of Moroccan folk music


Name: Bishop Jovan (Clergy)
Description: Serbian Orthodox bishop in North Macedonia


Name: Zine El Abidine Ben Ali (Politician)
Description: Former President of Tunisia from 1987 to 2011


Name: Fairy Tale Plots (Literature Genre)
Description: Plots dominated by the magic items they contain.


Name: Neanderthal (Species)
Description: A species of extinct hominid that lived in Europe and Asia.


Name: Augustus (person)
Description: First Roman Emperor (63 BC – 14 AD)


Name: Die-stamping Machine (Technology)
Description: Machine introduced in Augsburg, Germany, in 1550 that revolutionized the production of medals


Name: tourist center and ski slopes of Kopaonik (resort facilities)
Description: The central area with amenities for tourists


Name: Legislation allowing more stringent war crime and more lenient soft drug usage prosecution (Legislation)
Description: Instigated legislation allowing more stringent war crime and more lenient soft drug usage prosecution


Name: 1.1 years (Value)
Description: the increase in average American life expectancy between 2021 and 2022


Name: Saint Benedict Medal (Religious artifact)
Description: An amulet associated with Benedictine spirituality in Christianity


Name: Diplomacy and Military (Domain)
Description: Areas of international relations and warfare


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country located in Southeastern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located in northwestern Europe.


Name: Various Facilities (Action)
Description: The creation of various facilities on The Isle of Mull and Iona


Name: Painting (Artwork)
Description: essentially a flat surface covered with colors assembled in a certain order


Name: Theravada Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A branch of Buddhism that emphasizes the teachings of the historical Buddha, Gautama Buddha


Name: Perseus (Character)
Description: Hero in Greek mythology who killed Medusa


Name: Governor George Wallace (Politician)
Description: The only four-term governor of Alabama


Name: Eastern Wei (Dynasty)
Description: Dynasty that ruled China from 534 to 550.


Name: American gold coins for circulation after 1837 (Currency)
Description: Coins minted in the United States after 1837


Name: Peacock's feathers (Part of Peafowl)
Description: Feathers that show a combination of red and blue


Name: Guadalquivir Valley and high plains of Granada and Almería (Geographical Area)
Description: Vast countryside of these regions


Name: Italian (Language)
Description: An official language of Switzerland, primarily spoken in the southern part


Name: Tourism (industry)
Description: A significant industry in French Polynesia generating 17% of GDP before the COVID-19 pandemic.


Name: 20% in 1949 to 97% in 2020 (Percentage)
Description: Increase in literacy rate from 1949 to 2020.


Name: Carlos Correa (artist)
Description: Colombian artist known for his work 'Naturaleza muerta en silencio'


Name: the increasing prevalence of iron tools (event)
Description: An event indicating the increasing use of iron tools.


Name: Integrated circuits and printed circuit boards (Electronics)
Description: Electronic components used in various devices.


Name: Other Types of Diamonds (Diamond Variety)
Description: Diamonds where large clusters of vacancies are suspected to be responsible for their color


Name: Smith (Surname)
Description: A common occupational surname


Name: World War I (historical event)
Description: a global war that took place from 1914 to 1918


Name: Theft of Personal Information or Identity (Type of Fraud)
Description: Misuse of another's personal information or identity


Name: vacuum or inert gas atmosphere (Growth environment)
Description: The controlled growth environment required for a single zone crystal growth furnace


Name: Wealth storage (Function)
Description: Storing large amounts of wealth in the form of jewellery


Name: Lac des Dix (body_of_water)
Description: The largest high-elevation lake in Valais


Name: c. 300–600 CE (Time period)
Description: A period spanning the years 300 to 600


Name: Angular Units (Measurement unit)
Description: A unit used to measure angles in astronomy.


Name: Semiconductor (Electronics)
Description: A material that allows for controlled electric current to flow through it


Name: Wood (Building material)
Description: A building material used for thousands of years in its natural state and engineered wood today


Name: Glacier Regions (Geographical Region)
Description: The North Island does not have any significant glaciers.


Name: 1865 (TimePeriod)
Description: The year when the American Civil War ended.


Name: 30% atheists (Percentage of Atheists)
Description: as third highest in the world


Name: Chapel St. Maria Addolorata (Chapel)
Description: The chapel that has been in Mosogno Sotto since 1684


Name: Limestone (Rock)
Description: A sedimentary rock frequently found in association with willemite.


Name: Glioblastoma (Type of Cancer)
Description: A type of brain cancer with a poor prognosis


Name: 50% HF (chemical solution)
Description: A specific concentration of hydrofluoric acid


Name: New World monkeys (Species)
Description: Found in the northern rain forests.


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


Name: Unknown (Artifact)
Description: The year the School of Tunis was established, but no specific individual or group is mentioned.


Name: stimulus_packages, bailouts_and_quantitative_easing (Economy)
Description: Specific measures taken to address economic downturns


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


Name: Virgin Valley Opal Fields (Geographical Location)
Description: Opal fields located in Humboldt County, northern Nevada


Name: Norway's constitution (Legislation)
Description: The fundamental laws and principles of Norway


Name: Chiquita Brands International (Multinational corporation)
Description: A multinational corporation based in the United States


Name: Christian era (Time period)
Description: Era before which ecclesiastical seals were already common


Name: CVD and HPHT Diamonds (Diamond Varieties)
Description: Two main types of synthetic diamonds: Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) and High-Pressure High-Temperature (HPHT)


Name: West Francia (kingdom)
Description: One of the three kingdoms resulting from the Treaty of Verdun in 843


Name: Polycrystalline (Crystal Structure)
Description: A solid material containing numerous crystals with randomly oriented crystal faces


Name: packing density fluctuations (physical property)
Description: Variations in the arrangement of particles within a compact


Name: Pierre Paul Émile Roux (Person)
Description: French physician and bacteriologist, director of the Pasteur Institute


Name: Church of the Holy Cross in Skookumchuck Hot Springs (Building)
Description: A church located at Skookumchuck Hot Springs, British Columbia


Name: Lakota territory (geographical location)
Description: The land inhabited by Lakota Native American tribes


Name: geology (Field)
Description: made significant contributions in various areas of geology


Name: Transparent Object (physical entity)
Description: An object that allows almost all light to transmit or pass through.


Name: 1.71 children per woman (Number)
Description: The estimated total fertility rate in 2020


Name: Body structure (Physical Characteristic)
Description: North American red foxes are generally lightly built, with comparatively long bodies for their mass and have a high degree of sexual dimorphism. British red foxes are heavily built, but short, while continental European red foxes are closer to the general average among red fox populations.


Name: Veinlets and fracture coatings (Geological Formation)
Description: Formations that fill veins or cracks in rocks


Name: Richard Auty (Authority Figure)
Description: Economist who studies the diamond trade


Name: SustainableClothing (FashionTrend)
Description: The movement towards eco-friendly and sustainable fashion


Name: Christians (Religious Group)
Description: Followers of Christianity


Name: Energy Consumption (Quantity)
Description: the amount of energy a country consumes


Name: The southern Klondike district, Esmeralda County, Nevada (Mining District)
Description: A mining district located in the southern part of Klondike, Esmeralda County, Nevada


Name: Other Metabolites (Substance)
Description: Different substances potassium may be combined with for specific clinical effects


Name: Impact Breccia (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A type of breccia formed when a meteor shatters a rock and then cements it back together


Name: Artists' training before Modernism (Training Concept)
Description: Traditional training of artists before the advent of Modernism


Name: Aquatinting (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A printmaking technique involving rosin powder.


Name: Marine Organisms (Organism)
Description: Organisms living in bodies of salt water


Name: Priming effect (Scientific Concept)
Description: Phenomenon that intensifies mineralization by the humus N when fresh organic residues are added to soil


Name: Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: A type of gemstone


Name: France's Road Network (transportation infrastructure)
Description: The extensive road network of France


Name: Other pre-existing states (State)
Description: Entities that physical and mental states depend upon


Name: Amsterdam (Location)
Description: Abraham Bloteling was one of a number of Amsterdam printmakers to use mezzotint.


Name: Moscow Declaration of 1943 (Political declaration)
Description: A political declaration made by the Allies in 1943


Name: Underglaze Blue Decoration (Art Technique)
Description: A technique used in ceramics where blue pigment is applied before the glaze firing.


Name: 1.4°C (2.5°F) (Temperature Change)
Description: The average temperature rise in Taiwan over the last 100 years


Name: Tassie gems (Object)
Description: -


Name: Nihongi chapters (Historical texts)
Description: Texts combining myths about Japanese kanju and manju tide jewels with Indian nyoi-ju


Name: Tool making and building materials (Material)
Description: Uses of chert in tool making and construction.


Name: Hong Kong (City)
Description: A city in southeastern China and former British colony


Name: Scythian culture (Culture)
Description: One of the cultures where torcs were found from around the 8th century BC to the 3rd century AD.


Name: Conservative Party and Progress Party (PoliticalParties)
Description: Political parties in Norway that formed the government after the 2013 Norwegian parliamentary election.


Name: well-educated class (social group)
Description: a social group essential for administration in early-feudal states


Name: Angle (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A quantity expressing the rotation of an object around a fixed point or axis. In mathematical expressions, it is denoted by Greek letters like θ, φ and Roman letters like a, b.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: The country where the mentioned entities are located


Name: Ecotourism on Isle of Mull (Activity)
Description: Ecotourism became popular on the island from the 1990s


Name: transluscent white to very light yellow form, opaque white to very light brown or gray, variety of green colors (colors and forms)
Description: different physical states of nephrite jade


Name: Aluminium oxide (α-Al2O3) (Compound)
Description: With trace amounts of elements such as iron, titanium, cobalt, lead, chromium, vanadium, magnesium, boron, and silicon


Name: Guadix (City)
Description: The city where Paquillo Fernández is from


Name: June 22, 1941 (Date)
Description: The date when the German armies invaded the Soviet Union


Name: The overlying Pennsylvanian Molas Formation (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological formation in the United States


Name: White paper flowers (Flower)
Description: White paper flowers placed around the body in Traditional China


Name: Earth's Crust (Geographical Feature)
Description: The outer solid layer of the Earth, from the top of the mantle to about 40 km below sea level


Name: João Gilberto (Person)
Description: A Brazilian guitarist, singer-songwriter, and the primary figure in the creation of Bossa Nova music.


Name: Arad (City)
Description: A city in Israel


Name: China, India, Italy (Country)
Description: Largest importer of marble in 2018


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: The country where Mussolini came to power.


Name: Alabanda Bishopric (Bishopric)
Description: The bishopric of Alabanda (no longer a residential diocese)


Name: Spain (Geopolitical)
Description: A European country


Name: Chicago Picasso (Sculpture)
Description: A large public sculpture designed by Pablo Picasso


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


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


Name: Mexico (Country)
Description: A country in North America


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


Name: east (direction)
Description: The orientation of the Parthenon was changed to face towards the east


Name: fennecs (foxes) (Animal)
Description: A species of fox native to the Sahara Desert, recognized by their unusually large ears


Name: CELAC (Community of Latin American and Caribbean States) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic, political, and cultural cooperation among its 33 member states in Latin America and the Caribbean


Name: Origin of Norway's name (Concept)
Description: The traditional view about the origin of Norway's name


Name: Giovanni Bernardi (Renaissance Artist)
Description: One of the specialist carvers in Renaissance period


Name: Foreign Citizens (People)
Description: Individuals who are not citizens of Russia


Name: Mokume-gane, hydraulic die forming, anti-clastic raising, fold-forming, reactive metal anodising, shell forms, PMC, photoetching, and CAD/CAM. (Technique)
Description: Refers to the various techniques that were innovated or improved during the late 20th century


Name: Subterrestrial fires (natural phenomenon)
Description: Falsely assumed origins of fulgurites in the past


Name: Denisovans (Human Species)
Description: An extinct group of archaic humans, whose remains were found in Denisova Cave.


Name: First-past-the-post voting system (voting system)
Description: A voting system used in almost all general elections between 1853 and 1993 in New Zealand


Name: Peat extraction (Activity)
Description: Extraction of peat in the Netherlands


Name: Leading authority on crystal optics (Role)
Description: Professional role


Name: Animals (Kingdom)
Description: Through the food they consume


Name: alpine tundra, forests, and mountain meadows (Alpine Tundra, Forest, Meadow)
Description: Natural environments characterized by alpine tundra, forests, or mountain meadows


Name: Steel belts (or hydraulic pressure) (Materials)
Description: The method of confining the internal pressure in a belt press


Name: country for technological innovation and economic competitiveness (Concept)
Description: The ability of a country's economy to compete with others in terms of productivity, innovation, and standard of living


Name: Rio Tinto Group (Company)
Description: A multinational mining company with mines in Huelva, Spain


Name: Average Household Income (Statistic)
Description: The average household income in Cresciano


Name: Human proteins (Protein class)
Description: A group of proteins in the human body


Name: Ceres's crust (geological feature)
Description: The outer layer of Ceres, a dwarf planet in the middle main asteroid belt between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.


Name: Metamorphic Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: The process by which existing rock is transformed physically or chemically at elevated temperature.


Name: Aluminum (Metal)
Description: A silvery-white, ductile, and malleable metal with the symbol Al


Name: Age groups (Group)
Description: 15–64, 0–14, 65 or older age groups


Name: Men (Gender)
Description: Performers of the dance


Name: Taiwanese government (government)
Description: The civilian government of Taiwan


Name: Metastable (state of matter)
Description: A state where a mineral or structure may change over time.


Name: Combine harvester (Harvesting machine)
Description: A machine introduced in the middle of the 19th century that replaced sheafing


Name: Roman Catholic Church (Religion)
Description: The largest religion in Austria


Name: Matterhorn (Mountain)
Description: A mountain located within the Pennine Alps in the canton of Valais, on the border with Italy


Name: Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant (nuclear_power_plant)
Description: The nuclear power plant where the Chernobyl disaster occurred in 1986


Name: Etruscan temples (temples)
Description: Temples built by the Etruscans


Name: Entertainment and Nightlife (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as music venues, comedy clubs, bars, and nightclubs


Name: Agriculture and Food Production (Society)
Description: The production of food by farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural workers


Name: Switzerland's southern tip (Region)
Description: The most southerly part of Switzerland


Name: Materials or pigments with properties of optimal colors (Substance)
Description: Materials or pigments that have the properties of optimal colors.


Name: Warka Vase (Artifact)
Description: Sophisticated work produced during the Protoliterate period in Mesopotamia


Name: Neo-Confucian philosophies (Philosophy)
Description: A set of Chinese philosophical and social movements developed during the Song dynasty


Name: J.R.R. Tolkien (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: this pantheon of lesser deities (Group of deities)
Description: A group of less powerful or lower-ranked deities.


Name: new glaze effects on often brightly coloured bowls and bottles (Artworks)
Description: The type of artworks Lucie Rie produced


Name: Mezzotint (Art Technique)
Description: A printmaking technique using a tool called a rocker or mezzotint tool, which roughens the surface of the plate.


Name: 301,230 square kilometres (116,306 sq mi) (Area)
Description: The total area of Italy


Name: First gene therapy trial (Medical Procedure)
Description: The first known use of gene therapy in humans.


Name: Aluminium foundry industry (Industry)
Description: The production of aluminum or its alloys


Name: Plaquette (Decorative Artifact)
Description: A small plaque, often made for decorative purposes.


Name: Diiodomethane (Liquid)
Description: A highly toxic liquid used for specific gravity tests on gemstones.


Name: Prince-Electors/Archbishops of Mainz (Historical Figure)
Description: Nobles who were Prince-Electors and Archbishops of Mainz


Name: Saint-Gobain factory (Company)
Description: An important manufacturer of glass during the Industrial Revolution, founded by royal initiative in France.


Name: Radioactive materials in mixed waste (Material type)
Description: Mixed waste that contains radioactive substances


Name: Mainstream jewelry (Jewelry category)
Description: Common jewelry styles


Name: Upper train (Physical feature)
Description: The upper part of the peacock's train


Name: group of gemstones (category of gemstone list)
Description: A group or collection of gemstones, often categorized based on shared properties


Name: Heavy Snowfall (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Occurs in winter and early spring on high ground, and occasionally settles to great depth away from the hills


Name: duke (gong) (nobility)
Description: The highest ranking nobles in ancient China


Name: Kavala (City)
Description: Thasos is 20 kilometres (12 miles) south-east of Kavala


Name: Michaels (Author)
Description: Author who distinguishes three Hindu religions and four forms of Hindu religiosity


Name: 13th Century (Century)
Description: The time when Hindustan emerged as a popular alternative name of India, reflecting the common association of the people and the land with Hinduism


Name: Science (Field)
Description: One of the three fundamental aspects of cartography.


Name: Ancient individuals at Ifri n'Amr ou Moussa site and Kelif el Boroud site (People)
Description: Individuals whose fossils were excavated from the Ifri n'Amr ou Moussa site and the Kelif el Boroud site.


Name: because of John's androgynous status, he could function as an 'image of a third or mixed gender' (Concept)
Description: McNamer's argument suggests that John's androgyny allowed him to represent a non-binary or mixed gender identity.


Name: New Zealand's coastline (geographical feature)
Description: the coastal area of New Zealand


Name: Black Streak (Geological Feature)
Description: A common characteristic of most common hornfels.


Name: directorship of a new laboratory in Warsaw (Job_Position)
Description: Leadership role in a new laboratory in Warsaw, Poland


Name: Laser Drilling and Filling of the Voids Produced (Diamond Treatment Processes)
Description: The process of removing non-diamond inclusions using laser drilling and filling voids.


Name: Casting, Carving, Jewelry, Mosaics (Lapidary Techniques)
Description: Other specialized forms of lapidary techniques


Name: Austria (country)
Description: Country where many Slovenes remained after the Carinthian Plebiscite


Name: Sedimentary rocks (such as sandstone and shale) (Rock type)
Description: Types of sedimentary rocks where quartz is very common.


Name: Hanfu-style clothing (clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese clothing style worn by upper-class women in the Jin dynasty


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The westernmost continent of Eurasia, consisting mainly of Europe proper and the Turkish region


Name: Childcare (Activity)
Description: Taking care of children


Name: Turkey (country)
Description: Country


Name: Thickly Forested Hills and Plateaus of the Ardennes (Geographical Feature)
Description: Forested hills and plateaus in Belgium, part of which extends into France


Name: Ultrapure boron (Compound)
Description: A very pure form of boron, used in the semiconductor industry.


Name: Formal Analysis (Method)
Description: Technique used for analysis of morphology of individual artifacts


Name: Akan goldweights (sculpture)
Description: Small metal sculptures produced between 1400–1900


Name: Classical music (Art)
Description: Music produced in and related to the Classical period, roughly 1750 to 1820


Name: Calcite (mineral)
Description: A mineral form of calcium carbonate, more stable than aragonite.


Name: Vertebrate predation (Phenomenon)
Description: A phenomenon related to the predation of vertebrates


Name: punishments (Punishment)
Description: -


Name: Known for windmills (Man-made Structure)
Description: Characteristic of this region


Name: 18th- and 19th-century schools, modern homes (Location)
Description: The locations where slate or chalk pencils were used


Name: Money on Education per Student (Economic Activity)
Description: Highest amount spent on education per student worldwide


Name: Naxian marble (Material)
Description: Type of marble used in ancient times


Name: Animal behaviors (Biological behavior)
Description: The way animals interact with their environment


Name: Creative Industries (UK) (Sector)
Description: The creative industries sector in the UK


Name: Persepolis relief (Artifact)
Description: A relief from Persepolis depicting Darius the Great


Name: Drought (2024) (Natural Disaster)
Description: First time covering all the way from the North to the Southeast of Brazil


Name: French Prealps (Mountain Range)
Description: A series of lower mountain ranges parallel to the main chain of the Alps


Name: butterflies of the genus Nessaea, Graphium and Papilio (specifically P. phorcas and P. weiskei), Graphium sarpedon (Species)
Description: Specific species of animals that create or use these blue pigments


Name: Russian troops (Group)
Description: Military forces of Russia.


Name: Yule Creek (Geographical feature)
Description: A creek located in Colorado, where the Yule Marble deposit is found.


Name: Atlas Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: Located mainly in the centre and south of Morocco


Name: US Conflict Minerals Law (law)
Description: A law that regulates the mining industry in the specified countries


Name: Chinese Dragon (Mythical Creature)
Description: A creature from Chinese folklore and mythology that is usually scaled or serpentine, with four legs.


Name: Modern Scientists (Scientist)
Description: Present-day scientists who classify atoms into elements


Name: Hills (Geographical Feature)
Description: Natural landforms that add diversity and challenge to these courses.


Name: Alluvial Deposits (Mining Deposit)
Description: Can be exploited cheaply using artisan tools


Name: Warfare, Agriculture, Architecture (Activities)
Description: Various activities including combat, farming, and construction


Name: tubes such as these found in Drigg, Cumberland, UK (Physical Object)
Description: Reached a length of 9.1 meters


Name: Morse Code (Communication Method)
Description: A method of transmitting textual information as a series of on-off tones, lights, or clicks that can be directly understood by a skilled listener without special equipment.


Name: White (Color)
Description: The Lascaux Cave contains drawings of animals colored with white


Name: National identity and culture (Social resource)
Description: the collective beliefs, values, customs, traditions, and symbols that define a nation


Name: Bernard Ortíz Montellano (Scholar)
Description: A scholar who refuted the claims that the flesh of sacrificial victims was a part of an aristocratic diet.


Name: (Geologist, Author) (Book)
Description: Book authored by Josiah Edward Spurr


Name: Hellenization (Process)
Description: Process of Greek cultural influence spreading to Anatolia


Name: Silica (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in various forms of quartz, sand and some minerals


Name: Carbon Black (Material)
Description: A form of carbon used as a black pigment and filler in various products


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


Name: Ultramarine (Colorant)
Description: The pigment made from ground lapis lazuli that was exported to Europe and used by Renaissance and Baroque artists


Name: Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868 (Treaty)
Description: An agreement between the federal US government and American Indian tribes


Name: Chemical weathering (Geological process)
Description: Chemical weathering processes


Name: Bronze Age (Historical Period)
Description: The era of transition from the Stone Age to the Iron Age, characterized by the widespread use of bronze


Name: Circumboreal Region (Geographical Region)
Description: A large biogeographic region covering the boreal forests of Europe and Asia


Name: Ganesha (God)
Description: Hindu deity associated with Cintamani


Name: White Pigments Manufacture (Manufacturing Process)
Description: Titanium dioxide is used in the manufacture of white pigments


Name: Moravia (region)
Description: A historical region in eastern Czech Republic


Name: US marble (Marble)
Description: Marble produced in the United States


Name: Fragment of a 7th-century Greek-Armenian Inscription (Historical Artifact)
Description: A bilingual inscription found at the church


Name: Turkey's Local Government (Local Government)
Description: Government divisions responsible for local issues


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: European country with a health index of 0.9 and a life expectancy of 81 years


Name: Gothic cathedrals (Architecture)
Description: Structures with stained glass windows


Name: melted powdered gem mineral (gem material)
Description: The substance that is melted during the Verneuil process


Name: Not specified (No Classification)
Description: Not specified in text


Name: once (Number)
Description: A numerical value


Name: Year (Time)
Description: The year representing the ending point of Allied liberation of Tunisia from Axis occupation


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: A transparent, tasteless, odorless chemical substance that is the main constituent of earth's lakes, rivers, and oceans


Name: Radian (Angular Unit)
Description: An angular unit in the International System of Quantities that is dimensionless and equal to 1.


Name: yanfu (燕服; casual or leisure clothing) (Dress code)
Description: Casual or leisure clothing that was significantly changed by the Jiajing Emperor.


Name: the United States (country)
Description: Competed with the United States for ideological dominance and international influence


Name: Carbon Dioxide (CO2) (Greenhouse Gas)
Description: A colorless gas with the chemical formula CO2. It is naturally present in Earth's atmosphere, and it is one of the six key greenhouse gases that cause the greenhouse effect


Name: Turkish cinema (art)
Description: Worked in this field


Name: Location of Tel Arad (Geographical location)
Description: The geographical location of Tel Arad


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: Central ideas continue to influence Hindu traditions


Name: five teams (Team Count)
Description: Number of professional baseball teams in the CPBL


Name: Kushans (People)
Description: The people who ruled the Kushan Empire


Name: Whitby (Place)
Description: A town and civil parish in the Borough of Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England


Name: 2.3 Å (Distance)
Description: Interatomic distance in NaF


Name: Daqiumian (Clothes)
Description: A type of mianfu worn during sacrificial ceremonies in Song dynasty


Name: Global Standards (Comparison)
Description: Comparison of LGBT rights in various countries or regions


Name: Toxic substance or poison (Hazardous material)
Description: Used to depict toxic or poisonous materials.


Name: Missionary Orientalists (group)
Description: European scholars studying Indian religions


Name: French bleu-jaune (Language Term)
Description: One possible origin of the name Blue John, referring to its colour.


Name: Freshwater Shell (Animal)
Description: The shell that produces freshwater cultured pearls


Name: At least three periods of regional deformation (Geological Process)
Description: Thasos's geology has been subjected to at least three episodes of regional deformation


Name: Tamil (language)
Description: Dravidian language spoken in India


Name: Roskill Consulting Group (Consultancy)
Description: A mining consultancy firm


Name: Lalla Fatma N'Soumer (Person)
Description: Lalla Fatma N'Soumer was a Berber woman who fought against the French.


Name: Infectious Disease Reporting (Action)
Description: The reporting of infectious diseases to the public


Name: the Volga Delta (Geographical Feature)
Description: The largest river delta in Europe.


Name: Mount Kidod (Geographical feature)
Description: A hill in the northeastern part of the city of Arad


Name: Franco-Flemish School (Musical Style)
Description: A school of music that developed in the southern part of the Low Countries and was an important contribution to Renaissance culture


Name: Relief Sculpture (sculpture_type)
Description: Sculptural work partially attached to a background surface


Name: East and South Slavs (ethnic groups)
Description: Slavic ethnic groups from Eastern Europe


Name: coal-mining in Suffolk (Activity)
Description: The act of advocating for coal mining in Suffolk


Name: indigo and Egyptian blue pigment (dye)
Description: Dyes used by the Romans


Name: Gemstone (Natural Object)
Description: A hard mineral crystal that is used as a decorative or precious stone in jewelry.


Name: Jefferson County (Location)
Description: A county in the state of Alabama, containing Birmingham's industrial and economic powerhouse


Name: Tribes in seven states (Organization)
Description: Various Native American tribes located in reservations and urban areas of seven different US states


Name: Corallium (Marine animal genus)
Description: A marine coral genus.


Name: Leptis Magna (City)
Description: An ancient city located in modern-day Libya


Name: Astronomical Clock (Clock)
Description: An ornate clock located on the Old Town Hall in Prague, Czech Republic


Name: Mikulčice and Pohansko (Location)
Description: Specific cult places in Moravia


Name: Ryūnosuke Akutagawa (Author)
Description: Japanese author who followed Natsume Sōseki and Mori Ōgai


Name: Religious Themes (Topic)
Description: The subject matter of Pattachitra is limited to religious themes.


Name: 1 January 1901 (Date)
Description: The date when the Australian colonies federated to form the Commonwealth of Australia


Name: Aztec Cities (Geographical Location)
Description: Cities that were part of the Aztec empire or city-states


Name: strength and vigor of the people of Valais (physical attribute)
Description: The physical characteristics of the people of Valais


Name: the 'pastoral realm' or alternatively, the 'nomadic world' (Terms)
Description: Descriptions used in scholarship to refer to Central Asia.


Name: {85% Hispanic/Latino, 7% Black, 5% White, 3% any other race} (Ethnic group)
Description: Majorities and percentages of the district's student population


Name: hydrocarbon wealth (EconomicSector)
Description: sector of economy based on petroleum and natural gas


Name: economy which is a relatively liberal economy governed by the law of supply and demand (EconomicSystem)
Description: The economic system in Morocco that operates according to market forces


Name: American streaming platforms (technology)
Description: Online video-on-demand services from the United States


Name: Classical Puranic Hinduism is Established (Religion)
Description: In this period


Name: Independence (City)
Description: A major city comprising the Kansas City metro area in Missouri


Name: Dedication of Statue of Liberty (Historical Event)
Description: The event when the Statue of Liberty was dedicated.


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


Name: Local Berbers (Group)
Description: Berber tribes in North Africa


Name: Málaga (city)
Description: The Museo Picasso Málaga is located in the city of Málaga.


Name: 72.6 years (Number)
Description: The life expectancy of Brazilian citizens in 2007


Name: Spectral Color (Color)
Description: Colors produced by a single wavelength of light


Name: Actinophor (Material)
Description: A mixture of lanthanum oxide and zirconium oxide.


Name: Other international organizations (International organization)
Description: Other international organizations that Tunisia is a member of


Name: Lanthanum (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol La and atomic number 57.


Name: Organic Matter (Environmental Compound)
Description: Provides nutrition to living organisms.


Name: Telkari (Artistic technique)
Description: Examples can be found in the Midyat Museum


Name: A combination of amorphous Al2O3, Na2SiF6, and water (Chemical Process)
Description: Topaz can be synthetically created through this process


Name: Silica Content (Geochemical Property)
Description: Amount of silica (SiO2) in volcanic rocks


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Country in Europe


Name: Vipashyana (Meditation Technique)
Description: Contemplation of things as impermanent, unsatisfactory and not-self


Name: Elyse Zorn Karlin (Person)
Description: Author who defined art jewelry as a personal artistic quest and search for national identity


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: A state in the southeastern region of the United States


Name: Rhombohedral O8 cluster (Molecular Structure)
Description: A specific structure of the molecule.


Name: Nobel Prize (Award)
Description: A prestigious award given for outstanding contributions in various fields


Name: 1291 (Date)
Description: The year when the first Swiss Confederation was formed


Name: Jegdalek (Location)
Description: A location in Afghanistan where rubies are mined


Name: Steep and rocky topography of the Alps (Geographical Feature)
Description: -


Name: Fish (Animal)
Description: A cold-blooded, aquatic, vertebrate animal


Name: Oltu stone (Mineral)
Description: A kind of jet found in the region around Oltu town within Erzurum Province, eastern Turkey


Name: Electrical batteries (Technology)
Description: Technology that utilizes zinc


Name: economic_growth, job_creation, and technology_transfer (Economy)
Description: Outcomes that are impacted by foreign direct investment


Name: US banks (Banking Institution)
Description: Banks based in the United States


Name: atmospheric oxygen (Gas)
Description: Reacts rapidly with oxygen in the air to form a thin layer of aluminum oxide


Name: hanfu-style clothing (clothing)
Description: Hanfu style clothing used as ancient costumes in media since the 20th century


Name: Side-sword (type of sword)
Description: A type of war sword used during the Renaissance of Europe


Name: Greek Revolution of 1821 (Historical Event)
Description: A war of independence by the Greeks against the Ottoman Empire.


Name: Lê dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a Vietnamese royal dynasty


Name: Hue (Color property)
Description: The dominant wavelength or the perceived color family (e.g., red, blue)


Name: Tetrahedron (Polyhedron)
Description: A polyhedron with 4 faces.


Name: Barley (Cereal)
Description: An ancient grain that was one of the first crops to be domesticated.


Name: a bracelet of precious metal with a simple braided lock of hair (artifact)
Description: The gift given by King Christian IV.


Name: the wealthiest country in Europe by a considerable margin (per capita GDP) (Description)
Description: Economic status of Switzerland for much of the 20th century


Name: Lunigiana revolt (Historical event)
Description: It happened in January 1894 and the quarry workers were the main actors.


Name: Alaska and western Canada (Geographical region)
Description: The geographical regions of Alaska and Western Canada


Name: pinsefu (品色服) (clothing system)
Description: Colour grading clothing system developed during the Sui and Tang dynasties


Name: 'Travels in Northern Greece' (Book)
Description: a book about travels published in 1835


Name: India (Country)
Description: A country located in South Asia.


Name: 136 (Number)
Description: A whole number


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


Name: Isotropic Materials (Classification of materials)
Description: Materials whose light behavior is the same regardless of direction


Name: journeyman (profession)
Description: A skilled worker who has completed an apprenticeship but is not yet a master craftsman


Name: Secrecy (Concept)
Description: The practice of hiding information from certain individuals or groups who do not have the 'need to know'


Name: Aboriginal Tasmanians (cultural group)
Description: Native people of Tasmania who utilized the Darwin Glass for toolmaking and trade


Name: Populonia (Place)
Description: Town in Italy where the Etruscan Coinage is believed to have originated.


Name: Countless types of electrical equipment (Equipment)
Description: Various devices requiring electrical power.


Name: Inkstick (Artifact)
Description: A traditional Chinese writing tool


Name: Real Impact in the Public Sector (Goal)
Description: The effective reduction of fraud in government agencies and public institutions.


Name: archaeology to literature (Significance)
Description: The broad and multifaceted impact of the Mycenaean civilization in contemporary scholarship and popular culture


Name: Thorium (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery-white, radioactive metallic element


Name: Mars (Planet)
Description: The planet where the Tissint Meteorite originated


Name: unification of Russian lands (process)
Description: Led the unification of Russian lands


Name: CARICOM (Caribbean Community) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political cooperation, and cultural collaboration among its 15 member states in the Caribbean


Name: 19th century - present (TimePeriod)
Description: The time period over which Turkey transitioned to a democratic multiparty system.


Name: Recent volcanism occurred in Newer Volcanics Province (Geological Feature)
Description: A region characterized by recent volcanic activity.


Name: Atmospheric scattering (Physical process)
Description: The scattering of light by particles in the atmosphere


Name: Britain and Portugal (Countries)
Description: Britain and Portugal that Spain declared war against in 1807


Name: Orchards (Agricultural land use)
Description: An area of land dedicated to the cultivation of fruit trees, typically enclosed by a fence or wall


Name: photolysis of ozone (chemical reaction)
Description: The breakdown of ozone into oxygen and other products using light energy.


Name: Influence on global fashion trends (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: - (-)
Description: As the cavity is not full, the agate can resonate upon being shaken.


Name: Habib Bourguiba (Politician)
Description: The leader who helped Tunisia gain independence in 1956


Name: Anhedral crystals, Subhedral (types of crystal shapes)
Description: crystals without a defined external shape


Name: Pearl Nucleus Bead (Man-made Object)
Description: The pearl nucleus bead is implanted into the gonad of this organism.


Name: Red diamonds (majority) (Gemstone)
Description: The majority of red diamonds found each year


Name: Pig Bones (Animal Remains)
Description: The skeletal remains of pigs.


Name: Copper bracelets (Jewelry)
Description: Bracelets made of copper, which some claim to relieve arthritis symptoms


Name: Ancient Greece (Time Period)
Description: A period in Greek history covering approximately 1200 to 323 BCE


Name: Ocean environments (environments)
Description: The seafloor and water column where limestone is formed


Name: huge area (location)
Description: A location that has approximately 8 by 50 kilometers in dimension


Name: Warm Sharp Edge (Color Region)
Description: A region located in the 'warm' sharp edge of the Optimal Color Solid


Name: Vincent van Gogh (Artist)
Description: Dutch Post-Impressionist painter


Name: Gotthard Base Tunnel (tunnel)
Description: a tunnel in Switzerland


Name: Lead and Sulphur (Elements)
Description: Elements that decrease grain size in steel, making it easier to work with but also more brittle.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Europe with Rome as its capital city.


Name: Austrian Schnapps (Drink)
Description: Austria produces Austrian Schnapps.


Name: Meaning of compound (characteristic)
Description: The meaning of a compound may be similar to or different from the meanings of its components in isolation


Name: Titanium Sponge (Form of Titanium)
Description: As of 2021, accounting for 52%


Name: Love (Emotion)
Description: A strong affection for another person.


Name: Diamond samples (Geological Sample)
Description: Samples obtained from the earth's interior


Name: Vehicles and auto-parts (Product)
Description: 89% of the vehicles and 60% of the auto-parts manufactured in Spain were exported worldwide in 2023


Name: Unknown (Location)
Description: The exact location where the boarding house was relocated to is not specified in the text


Name: Lignite (Mineral resource)
Description: A type of coal used primarily for electricity generation


Name: June 2007 Elections (Election)
Description: The June 2007 elections


Name: Tartessians (Culture)
Description: An ancient people who flourished in the southwest of the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Intensive Agriculture (Agricultural Practice)
Description: Agriculture that could be performed intensively due to the environment


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe and North Asia


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: The country where Ötzi was discovered


Name: its former African colonies (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions that were colonized by France


Name: Number of Multi Family Households (Statistic)
Description: The number of multi-family households in Cresciano


Name: Aluminium parts (Physical Object)
Description: Components made from aluminium, characterized by their lightness.


Name: $1.1 trillion (Monetary Value)
Description: The gross domestic product of New England in 2018


Name: Medieval Western Europe art (Art movement)
Description: Artistic style that flourished during the Middle Ages in Western Europe.


Name: religion in Indian subcontinent since Iron Age (historical context)
Description: The history of religion in the Indian subcontinent starting from the Iron Age.


Name: Arabian Peninsula (Location)
Description: The geographical region where many nomadic Arab tribes originated


Name: White dwarf (Astronomical object)
Description: A stellar remnant composed mostly of electron-degenerate matter.


Name: Red Foxes living in Middle Asia (Animal subspecies)
Description: A group of red fox subspecies found in Middle Asia


Name: Zermatt (Location)
Description: Another valley in the canton of Valais


Name: Ordinary optical microscopes (Scientific Instrument)
Description: Microscopes using visible light


Name: Cathedral Cove (Beach)
Description: A beach on the Coromandel Peninsula in New Zealand


Name: [The Moon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon) (Celestial body)
Description: Our planet's natural satellite


Name: contributing to the cultural exchange and artistic growth of both Norwegian and foreign filmmakers (Description of The Norwegian Film Institute)
Description: The Norwegian Film Institute works in partnership with international counterparts to co-produce films, expanding the reach of Norwegian cinema on a global level and fostering cultural exchange and artistic development among both Norwegian and foreign filmmakers


Name: Copper (Material)
Description: A material used for photoengraving in case of halftone cuts (halftone graphics with gradations of gray or color)


Name: Australasian Tektites (Specific Type of Tektite)
Description: Tektites found in the Australasian region that consist of melted Jurassic sediments


Name: Lake Baikal (Lake)
Description: The largest and most prominent among Russia's fresh water bodies.


Name: Canton (Geographical area)
Description: The geographical area where the Posterior Rhine originates.


Name: Yellow (color)
Description: A bright, warm color on the yellow side of the spectrum.


Name: Lincoln Tunnel (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: A road tunnel between New York City and New Jersey


Name: mineralogical term (Classification term)
Description: The use of 'Rhodolite' is not a mineralogical term, but rather an accepted trade name.


Name: South America, Africa and Asia (Geographical Region)
Description: Major regions where amethyst is mined


Name: Shards (Byproduct)
Description: Shards produced when cutting other materials with an angle grinder


Name: grinding operations (Process)
Description: Widely used in grinding, particularly cutoff tools.


Name: The tool and its source code (Artifact)
Description: The web-based tool and its source code made available for public use


Name: Lignite (Mineral)
Description: A type of coal that may be used in drilling mud and as an industrial adsorbent


Name: Optical circulators for fiber optic systems (Device)
Description: Terbium gallium garnet can be used in optical circulators for fiber optic systems


Name: 973 K (700 °C) (Temperature)
Description: Temperature above which beta manganese forms


Name: Holding mirrors (artifact)
Description: Artifacts used for reflecting light


Name: Rectangular tablets (Shape)
Description: The shape of the tablets in the nacre of Pinna.


Name: Angles A and B (Geometric Shape)
Description: Two angles in relation to each other.


Name: Perlitic Structure (Geological Feature)
Description: A common structure in glasses, consisting of concentric rounded cracks.


Name: Several geological processes (GeologicalProcess)
Description: Various geological processes that could explain the carbon-13 ratio without invoking complex life-processes


Name: Fayette (City)
Description: The city is located southwest of Birmingham, and was incorporated on December 23, 1821.


Name: Tel Arad (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site and national park in Israel


Name: Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) of Taiwan (Governmental body)
Description: Governmental body responsible for relations with PRC


Name: M. Guggenheim & Sons (later the Exploration Company) (Company)
Description: Exploration and mining company


Name: 41,850 km2 (16,160 sq mi) (Area)
Description: the total area of the Netherlands


Name: Rich history in art and involvement in international affairs (Cultural)
Description: A part of the Dutch identity, reflecting their rich artistic background and active participation in global events


Name: Toxicity of copper when ingested (Health aspect)
Description: The potential hazard posed by consuming large quantities of copper, which can cause gastrointestinal upset and other health issues.


Name: microbe culture media (category)
Description: Culture media where magnesium salts are found


Name: James Hutton (Scientist)
Description: Pioneering Scottish naturalist


Name: eagle (Animal)
Description: A large bird of prey


Name: Florence (City)
Description: The city is located northwest of Birmingham, and was incorporated on February 12, 1875.


Name: light reflection (Aspect of diamond quality)
Description: Due to their irregular shapes, they may not adhere to Tolkowsky's mathematical proportions


Name: Charles de Gaulle Airport (Airport)
Description: The largest and busiest airport in France


Name: Unknown (Person or group unknown)
Description: The creator(s) of non-carbon nanotubes are not specified in the text


Name: Rhine basin (Geographical area)
Description: A geographical area centered on the Rhine River.


Name: Potassium (Element)
Description: An alkali metal that is the eighth or ninth most common element by mass in the human body.


Name: City life (Urban environment)
Description: the energy, culture, and opportunities found in urban areas


Name: Itzcoatl (Person)
Description: Brother of Huitzilihhuitl and uncle of Chimalpopoca, elected the next Mexica tlatoani


Name: Paleoclimatology (Scientific field)
Description: The study of past climates and environmental conditions using various scientific methods


Name: Vitality (Quality)
Description: The state of being strong and active; vigor.


Name: GIA color grading system (System)
Description: The color grading system used in the diamond industry today


Name: Traditional social structure of Berbers (Social Structure)
Description: The traditional social structure of the Berbers is tribal.


Name: UK government (Government Body)
Description: The Church of Scotland is independent from the UK government.


Name: Turkey's Government (Government)
Description: The governing body of Turkey


Name: Exodus 24:10 (Scripture)
Description: A verse from the Old Testament.


Name: Students in Germany (People)
Description: Traditional requirement for attending university


Name: Sandstone (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock


Name: Song dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a Chinese imperial dynasty of the Song, Liao and Jin, ruling China from 960 to 1279


Name: Bar, rod, and wire (Product)
Description: Various thin, cylindrical metal products used for various purposes


Name: Patuxent River stone's status as state gem (status)
Description: The designation of the Patuxent River stone as the state gem


Name: Jesuits (Religious Group)
Description: The Jesuit order


Name: Hoshen (Artifact)
Description: A ceremonial breastplate worn by the high priest in ancient Israel.


Name: Saxony (Schneeberg, Johanngeorgenstadt) (Location)
Description: Location of the type deposit for Eulytine


Name: Governments (Organization)
Description: Organizations that govern a specific area or people.


Name: Earth's Atmosphere (Atmospheric Region)
Description: The layer of air surrounding the Earth, extending from the Earth's surface for thousands of kilometers upwards.


Name: [Islam (mainly Sunni), Christianity (mainly Catholic and Evangelical), irreligious, animism (traditional African religions)] (Religion Group)
Description: The different religious groups practiced in Ivory Coast


Name: Any nation that has diplomatic relations with the ROC (General Class)
Description: Countries maintaining official diplomatic relations with the Republic of China


Name: Investor Confidence (Concept)
Description: An increase in investor trust and willingness to invest.


Name: Bastnäsite processing (Geological process)
Description: The process of extracting rare earth elements from bastnäsite ore.


Name: Spanish American wars of independence (Event)
Description: A series of revolutions and wars that led to the independence of Spanish American colonies


Name: Nationalist protestors (Person)
Description: Individuals who demonstrated for independence


Name: religious and cultural practices of Mesoamerica (practices)
Description: Religious and cultural traditions of the complex civilizations in Mesoamerica.


Name: Rio de Janeiro (City)
Description: Second largest urban agglomeration in Brazil with 12.3 million inhabitants


Name: María José Rienda (Person)
Description: A skier who made four Olympic appearances for Andalusia


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


Name: highest total Asian population (PopulationGroup)
Description: The highest total Asian population in any U.S. city


Name: Tourism (Industry)
Description: Travel for recreational, leisure, or business purposes


Name: the largest solar energy potential in the Mediterranean (Potential)
Description: Solar energy potential of Algeria


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


Name: Republican period (1912–49) (Historical era)
Description: Developed Humanistic Buddhism during the Republican period (1912–49)


Name: Capture of Padua (1390) (Historical Event)
Description: The event commemorated by the first post-classical victory medal


Name: Montgomery (City)
Description: The capital city of Alabama.


Name: Selective receptors on the luminal cell membrane (Biological structure)
Description: The means by which reabsorption is accomplished.


Name: Texas (Geographical area)
Description: A state in the Southern United States.


Name: Old Castile and Leon (Name)
Description: Another name for Castilla y León


Name: responsible for increasing scope of Hinduism (Impact)
Description: The effects or consequences of an action, event, or entity.


Name: - (Event)
Description: More than 250 Australian Aboriginal languages were thought to have existed at the time of first European contact.


Name: Vietnam (Country)
Description: A Southeast Asian country, officially known as the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.


Name: Slates (Material)
Description: Thin pieces of slate rock


Name: Sea Urchin Water Vascular System (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin move and feed.


Name: Australasian tektites (australites) and Ivory Coast tektites (ivorites) (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Other types of tektites with similar isotope composition


Name: Atomic Carbon and Suitable Compounds (Reactions)
Description: The reaction between atomic carbon and suitable compounds to form carbenes.


Name: Clinohedrite (Silicate Mineral)
Description: A rare silicate mineral with chemical composition CaZn(SiO4)·H2O


Name: 24.6% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of people with 2 or more migrant ancestries in Germany as of 2019


Name: Sacred objects (Aboriginal culture) (Artifact)
Description: Sacred objects (Aboriginal culture) are objects imbued with spiritual power and significance.


Name: Iran, Spain, Italy, Kashmir (India), New Zealand, United Kingdom, France, Switzerland (country)
Description: Countries that commercially produce saffron


Name: Aztec Empire (empire)
Description: An ancient Mesoamerican civilization and political power


Name: Carl Gustaf Mosander (Scientist)
Description: Scientist who named lanthanum from the Ancient Greek λανθάνειν [lanthanein] (lit. to lie hidden)


Name: Belgian Congo (Geographical Location)
Description: Africa region that gained independence in 1960


Name: Steel rods or bars (Rebars) (Building material)
Description: Material used to strengthen concrete in construction.


Name: Collected Works (Literary Resource)
Description: The collected works of Aztec poetry


Name: The 19th-highest HIV/AIDS rate in the world (Healthcare Statistic)
Description: estimated at 3.20% among adults aged 15–49 years as of 2012


Name: German Democratic Republic (East Germany) (Historical country)
Description: A historical German state that existed from 1949 to 1990


Name: Rituals of the Longshan culture (Religious rituals)
Description: Ceremonial activities like sacrifices


Name: Melt patches (Geological Feature)
Description: Patches of melt that form during the initial phase of pseudotachylyte's formation.


Name: Gothic era (art movement or period)
Description: A style of architecture, painting and sculpture developed in the Middle Ages


Name: Semiconducting Wafer (Material)
Description: The final product after the diffusion process is completed.


Name: Some pet food makers' practice of advertising lack of by-products (Practice)
Description: Advertising the absence of animal by-products in their pet food


Name: traditions of sculpture in Andalusia (Tradition)
Description: Traditions of sculpture in Andalusia dating back to antiquity


Name: LOMCE law (Ley Orgánica para la Mejora de la Calidad Educativa) (Legislation)
Description: The Fundamental Law for the Improvement of the Education System in Spain


Name: Corporate Secrecy (Legal issue)
Description: The practice of hiding the true owners of companies.


Name: Malaga (City)
Description: The city where María Peláez is from


Name: the sufferings faced by the colonies of the Minoan empire (event)
Description: Events encountered by the colonies of the Minoan empire.


Name: Global Systems for Mobile Communications (GSM) (Technology)
Description: A technology that expanded the making and accessibility of maps


Name: Chinese writing (Writing system)
Description: The written language used in China


Name: 'the Black Country' (Nickname)
Description: A nickname given due to industrialization and coal smoke


Name: the export revenue of North Macedonia (ExportRevenue)
Description: the Manufacturing sector is a major contributor to the export revenue of North Macedonia


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with the atomic number 29.


Name: France (country)
Description: The country that Algeria gained independence from in 1962.


Name: Eumenes II (Person)
Description: King of Pergamon during the Hellenistic period


Name: Winter Months (Season)
Description: A period typically associated with cold weather and snowfall.


Name: elk, moose, bighorn sheep, and black bears (Wildlife)
Description: Wildlife viewing opportunities such as spotting elk, moose, bighorn sheep, and black bears


Name: Tourist Destination (Attraction)
Description: A feature that attracts visitors to Nanoose Bay due to its scenic beauty and rich history


Name: 100 (Number)
Description: The approximate number of members.


Name: offshore (location)
Description: In Taiwan


Name: Mongolian word for 'meadow' (word)
Description: A term used to describe a specific natural habitat


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


Name: Napoleon's era (time period)
Description: The specific time period when costume jewelry became popular


Name: Publication of Eneida in the Ukrainian vernacular (Literary work)
Description: The publication marked the beginning of the modern era of the Ukrainian literary tradition


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: A country located in North America


Name: Rare (Characteristic)
Description: Diamonds graded Z are also rare, and the bright yellow color is also highly valued.


Name: Škoda Transportation (Company)
Description: A Czech company and the fourth largest tram producer in the world


Name: Geographer (Profession)
Description: Someone who studies the physical features, characteristics, and phenomena of Earth.


Name: Chur station (Railway station)
Description: A railway station in Grisons


Name: High performance plastics (Material)
Description: Example of a building that features High performance plastics such as ETFE


Name: Marble Quarry (Aliki area) (Mining Location)
Description: Abandoned marble quarry in the south of Thasos


Name: gold reserve (Treasure)
Description: A gold treasure that could be used in times of need


Name: Gregorian calendar (Calendar)
Description: The most widely used calendar system in the world.


Name: compounds with the Fe(dppe)2 moiety (Chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound containing the Fe(dppe)2 structural unit


Name: Kansas River (River)
Description: River forming part of Missouri's border north of the Kansas River


Name: China (Country)
Description: The country where hard-paste porcelain was developed.


Name: Gemological expeditions (Research)
Description: Scientific research or exploration involving gems


Name: Metal (Material)
Description: The material these concave dishes are typically made from.


Name: Municipal government of Ticino (Government)
Description: Refers to the government of the municipalities in Ticino


Name: Eastern Scheldt (Geographical Feature)
Description: A part of the Western Scheldt estuary in the Netherlands


Name: Green-glazed pot shards (artifact)
Description: Glazed wares that first appear in the archaeological record at the end of the 9th century


Name: Romanticism (Art Movement)
Description: An artistic, literary, and intellectual movement originating in Europe and the United States


Name: Residential areas (building type)
Description: the types of spaces that were designed during the Republican period


Name: Scandinavian Airlines (Airline)
Description: A major airline of Scandinavia


Name: U.S. District Judge Myron Thompson (Judge)
Description: A U.S. District Judge


Name: Elevated Pressure (Geological Condition)
Description: Pressure conditions above typical Earth's surface pressure


Name: 120.68-carat Tsavorite Crystal (early 2006) (gemstone)
Description: A large gem quality tsavorite crystal found in early 2006


Name: 6.8% of the population (2008) (Demographic Percentage)
Description: The percentage of people who identified themselves as black in the 2008 census in Brazil.


Name: Mediterranean basin (GeographicalArea)
Description: An area with exceptional concentrations of endemic species undergoing rapid rates of habitat loss


Name: Other circuits in integrated circuits (Electrical Device)
Description: A collection of transistors, resistors, capacitors, diodes, and other circuit elements that are interconnected together to perform a specific function


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The continent where most of the immigrants originated


Name: Boston (Location)
Description: A city in Massachusetts


Name: ornamental trees and shrubs (Landscape element)
Description: in parks and gardens


Name: Refugee population (1975–present) (Population)
Description: The number of Vietnamese refugees who have resettled in the United States since 1975.


Name: Treaty of Perpetual Peace (1686) (Historical Treaty)
Description: A treaty that divided the lands of the Cossack Hetmanate between Russia and Poland.


Name: Medieval Bosnia, Serbia and Bulgaria (geographical location)
Description: Regions in the Balkans during the Middle Ages


Name: Crystalline perfection (Quality attribute)
Description: A high degree of crystalline perfection required for semiconductors.


Name: crucible made of iridium or molybdenum (Material)
Description: A container made from precious metals used in the Czochralski process


Name: Cosmetic product regulation (Regulation)
Description: The rules and guidelines governing the production, labeling, and safety of cosmetic products


Name: Dominant Vixen or Other Subordinates (Animal gender)
Description: Female red foxes in higher positions within the social hierarchy


Name: Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (International Organization)
Description: European intergovernmental military alliance


Name: Collaboration with Local Businesses (Subject)
Description: Initiatives to involve businesses in the conservation of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Avars (Tribe)
Description: An early medieval Turkic people


Name: Elegant Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed with a refined and sophisticated aesthetic, adding an air of elegance and sophistication to any dining experience


Name: Dissolved CO2 (Compound)
Description: To form limestone (CaCO3)


Name: Mespelbrunn Castle and Miltenberg (Location)
Description: Locations where Kurt Hoffmann's film The Spessart Inn was shot


Name: Vallemaggia district (District)
Description: The district where Maggia is located


Name: humid subtropical and humid continental climates (Dfa) (climate classification)
Description: the climate classifications where the suburbs of New York City transition from


Name: The Dick Van Dyke Show (Television show)
Description: Sitcom that aired from 1961 to 1966


Name: Jewelry-making Techniques (Activity)
Description: Techniques related to the creation of jewelry


Name: 800 °C and 3.5 gigapascals (Temperature and Pressure Range)
Description: A range of high temperature and pressure conditions


Name: create a powerful experience for the onlooker (Purpose of art)
Description: The intended effect of the art


Name: Freshwater Keshi Pearls (Type of Pearl)
Description: Cultivated pearls from China


Name: Carboxylates (Class of Compound)
Description: Organic compounds that contain a carboxylate group.


Name: Production of decorative arts including Villanovan Era jewelry (Activity)
Description: The process of creating objects or adornments intended for beauty