Name: Second Largest Population in Latin America (Demographic Feature)
Description: Brazil has the second largest population in Latin America


Name: biological isolation (Biological Phenomenon)
Description: resulting in a dynamic evolutionary ecology


Name: Mesoamerican cultures (Cultural group)
Description: As 'quetzal' jade


Name: Giuseppe Conte (Person)
Description: Former prime minister of Italy


Name: China's high-speed rail had reached 45,000 kilometers of dedicated lines (Fact)
Description: Description of fact


Name: Habitat and biodiversity loss (Environmental issue)
Description: The reduction in the quantity, diversity, or health of ecosystems and habitats


Name: F- (Ion)
Description: Fluoride ion


Name: Jacob van Ruisdael (Person)
Description: A Dutch painter from the 17th century


Name: six public elementary schools (School)
Description: Public elementary schools operated by the town government of Kawamata


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Europe and Southern Europe


Name: Lettering (artistic technique)
Description: A technique used in mapmaking to denote information.


Name: Lamb (Meat)
Description: Consumed in Morocco but has a different flavor


Name: Haner Men (Liao dynasty) (ethnic group)
Description: Men from distinguished Han Chinese or Haner families during the Liao dynasty


Name: Matisse and Picasso (artist)
Description: French artists Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse.


Name: Amsterdam (city)
Description: The city where Schiphol Airport is situated.


Name: restoration_of_diplomatic_relations (political_action)
Description: Action to restore diplomatic relations


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


Name: Ángel Ganivet (Philosopher)
Description: A philosopher native to Andalusia.


Name: Iron(II) sulfate (Chemical Substance)
Description: A cheaper form of iron found in dietary supplements, absorbed equally well


Name: Calcium Carbonate (Mineral)
Description: A mineral used as an abrasive in toothpaste


Name: (Ore magmas versus magmatic waters) (Publication)
Description: Article on Engineering and Mining Journal


Name: Pacific people (Ethnic Group)
Description: People originating from the Pacific Islands or having origins traceable to those islands


Name: Eclogites (Geological formation)
Description: A type of high-pressure, ultramafic metamorphic rock


Name: Zircon (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting primarily of the silicate zirconium silicate (zirconia) and oxygen


Name: Ukraine's strategic objectives (national goal)
Description: Joining the European Union and NATO


Name: Female Peafowl (Animal)
Description: The female of the species, who make mating decisions based on male's tail ornamentation


Name: Aztecs (civilization)
Description: Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican civilization


Name: Cambridge, Massachusetts (Location)
Description: A city in Massachusetts


Name: Quartz diorite and granodiorite (geological formations)
Description: Igneous rocks often found in the Andean-type plutons


Name: Presidential Republic (Political Entity)
Description: The form of government after the 1889 military coup d'état


Name: Kültepe (Geographical Location)
Description: Historical site in the Gaziantep Province of Turkey


Name: Izanagi (deity)
Description: A deity in Japanese mythology who the purification rituals are associated with


Name: Czech Republic (country)
Description: Officially known as the Czech Republic, is a landlocked country in Central Europe


Name: Science (Subject)
Description: The scientific field


Name: Brazilian Armed Forces (military force)
Description: The 9th largest military power on the planet in 2021.


Name: HSL Color Space (Color Space)
Description: A color space in which the saturation exists independently of lightness


Name: Transport Infrastructure of Belgium (Infrastructure)
Description: The network of roads, railways, waterways, and airports in Belgium that are integrated with the rest of Europe


Name: Increasing fuel and oxidizer input in this balanced mix (Process)
Description: A process that involves adding more fuel and oxidizer to the balanced mixture


Name: Soapstone (Material)
Description: Can be used to chill alcoholic beverages


Name: Graef and Langlotz study (Study)
Description: A two-volume study published in 1925–1933


Name: Group 14 (PeriodicTableGroup)
Description: A group in the periodic table


Name: Semiarid Climate (Climate)
Description: Characterizes the regions receiving less than 800 millimeters (31.5 in) of rain


Name: Chancellor Sebastian Kurz (Person Role)
Description: Sebastian Kurz as the Chancellor of Austria


Name: Vector Spaces of Infinite Dimension (Mathematical Structure)
Description: Vector spaces that have infinitely many linearly independent vectors.


Name: Elections to the Assembly (political event)
Description: elections held for the Northern Ireland Assembly


Name: Devín Castle (Castle)
Description: Sometimes identified with Dowina (864)


Name: Tizoc (Aztec Tlatoani)
Description: The Aztec ruler who reigned from 1481 to 1485.


Name: Hoori's brother Hoderi (Mythological character)
Description: Hoori's brother who is threatened with the sea winds by the Sea God.


Name: Gem Expert (Profession)
Description: An individual specialized in gems and gemology


Name: Coalition of peasant rebel forces led by Li Zicheng (Historical event)
Description: A coalition of peasant rebellion that captured Beijing in 1644


Name: carbon dioxide (CO2) (compound)
Description: Produces potassium carbonate (K2CO3)


Name: Disinfectant (Sanitation)
Description: Substance used to kill or inhibit the growth of harmful microorganisms


Name: Vaishnavism (Religious tradition)
Description: A major denomination of Hinduism that worships Vishnu


Name: Kait (Crater)
Description: A crater located on Ceres's equator


Name: Emphatic Hardness, Heaviness and Angularity (Artistic Characteristics)
Description: The defining features of the new artistic style


Name: Malachite (Pigment)
Description: A bright green mineral used as a pigment.


Name: Toughness (Mechanical property)
Description: A material's ability to resist breakage from forceful impact


Name: Los del Río (duo)
Description: A duo from Dos Hermanas with international success.


Name: Greenhouse Gases (Substance)
Description: Gases that contribute to the greenhouse effect in the atmosphere


Name: Granites (Geological Rock)
Description: The rocks from which greisen fluids originate.


Name: Nd:YAG (Compound)
Description: A rare-earth-doped yttrium aluminum garnet.


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: Italy is located in Europe


Name: Nitric Acid Alone (Type of Acid Solution)
Description: Gold does not dissolve in nitric acid alone.


Name: 6–7 GPa (Measurement)
Description: Approximate pressure for the phase transition


Name: Lightning (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: A natural discharge of electricity between a cloud and the ground, or within a storm cloud


Name: Elemental Fluorine (Element)
Description: A highly reactive nonmetal


Name: Northern Wei court (Court)
Description: The imperial court of the Northern Wei dynasty.


Name: Tenth-highest in the world (Ranking)
Description: The position of Brazil's foreign exchange reserves in comparison to other countries


Name: Carbon Dioxide (CO2) (Compound)
Description: A compound containing one atom of carbon and two atoms of oxygen


Name: international_financial_relations, economic_stability_and_growth (Economy)
Description: What the balance of payments is a measure of


Name: Local Group (Galactic group)
Description: The Local Group is a small collection of galaxies, including the Milky Way.


Name: Fastener Company (Company)
Description: A company that distributes fasteners


Name: styles of modernist jewelry (style)
Description: Styles used in modernist jewelry.


Name: Hydrogen (Chemical Element)
Description: A highly reactive chemical element with atomic number 1 and symbol H.


Name: Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA Metropolitan Statistical Area (Geographical region)
Description: A metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in the Southeastern United States


Name: Sword (Bladed Weapon)
Description: An edged, bladed weapon intended for manual cutting or thrusting


Name: Harmattan (Climate Phenomenon)
Description: A dry wind blowing from the Sahara.


Name: cereal (Type of food)
Description: Cereal can be consumed instead of bread with toppings for breakfast.


Name: Sindhu (River)
Description: Believed to be the name of the Indus River in the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent


Name: Increases in the Prices of Copper, Nickel, and Zinc (Economic Event)
Description: An event where the prices of copper, nickel, and zinc increased.


Name: Thematic Cartography (Map Type)
Description: Maps of specific geographic themes oriented toward specific audiences


Name: Celts (Ancient civilization)
Description: An ancient people originating from central Europe


Name: EU Economic Practices (Economic Practices)
Description: The economic practices of the European Union


Name: Textile production (Occupation)
Description: The primary occupation of women in workgroups


Name: 1 micron or less (Physical Measurement)
Description: Grain size


Name: De Beers Diamond Research Laboratory (organization)
Description: Laboratory operated by De Beers Group, a multinational mining company


Name: Renaissance (Art Movement)
Description: A cultural movement in Europe beginning in the 14th century


Name: African Cup (Competition)
Description: International handball tournament organized by the African Handball Confederation


Name: longer print runs (Classification)
Description: The ability to produce more impressions from a single plate.


Name: Northern Tyrol (Geographical Region)
Description: Region located in Austria


Name: Intestines (Organ of Human Body)
Description: A part of the digestive system that absorbs nutrients and water


Name: Acid mine drainage (Environmental issue)
Description: The flow of acidic water from mining activities into the environment, which can be harmful to aquatic life and soil


Name: Competitive Service (Service Category)
Description: The majority of civil service appointments in the U.S.


Name: Battery (Object)
Description: An electrochemical device that converts stored chemical energy into electrical energy.


Name: Spirit of The Rose diamond (Diamond)
Description: An extremely rare purple-pink diamond that was auctioned in 2020


Name: cryptocrystalline minerals (mineral_type)
Description: Minerals that have a microscopic crystalline structure


Name: Taiwan (Location)
Description: Republic of China (Taiwan)


Name: Texas (U.S. State)
Description: A state located in the southern United States


Name: Tenderness (Emotion)
Description: A soft and caring emotion


Name: 6th-most powerful military (Military Power)
Description: Rank of France's military power globally


Name: Taiwan Area (Geographical Area)
Description: Island of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen, Matsu and other territory


Name: 12-coordinate (Physical Property)
Description: -


Name: Contemporary cultures (Cultural group)
Description: Other contemporary cultures


Name: religious affairs and issues in China (Topic)
Description: Matters related to religious activities, organizations and policies within the country.


Name: Vocalisation (Communication method)
Description: A way of producing sounds for communication between species.


Name: Casablanca Jewish community (Community)
Description: A subgroup of the Jewish community in Morocco, primarily located in Casablanca.


Name: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) (Organization)
Description: A federal agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that conducts research and makes recommendations to prevent work-related illnesses and injuries.


Name: Colonists (GroupOfPeople)
Description: The inhabitants of the American colonies under British rule


Name: Indigo (Color)
Description: A color traditionally considered between blue and violet on the visible spectrum


Name: Maghreb (Region)
Description: A region in North Africa where the Berbers lived


Name: England (Country)
Description: The country Queen Pōmare IV sought protection from, due to her Protestant and anglophile beliefs


Name: Alps (Mountain range)
Description: A system of mountains forming a barrier across southern Europe.


Name: Muon (specific elementary particle)
Description: Example of an elementary particle


Name: Swiss Federal Railways (SBB CFF FFS) (Organization)
Description: A railway company operating in Switzerland


Name: Belgium's parliament (Institution)
Description: The legislative branch of Belgium


Name: TV Brasil Internacional (Organization)
Description: International television station launched by the Brazilian government in May 2010


Name: Romans (AncientGroup)
Description: Ancient civilization that conquered Gaul around 125 BC


Name: Saffron Dye (Chemical Substance)
Description: The chemical substance used to produce saffron color


Name: the world's deepest, purest, oldest and most capacious fresh water lake (Description)
Description: A descriptive statement about Lake Baikal.


Name: Sanidinite Facies (Geological Formation)
Description: A high-grade hornfels facies characterized by the presence of sanidine


Name: Computers (tool)
Description: An electronic device used to manipulate data


Name: Silicon dioxide (SiO2) (Compound)
Description: The primary constituent of silicate minerals, consisting of a molecule of silicon and two molecules of oxygen


Name: 500 named cultivars (Botanical variety)
Description: -


Name: Etruscan civilization (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that developed in the area of Etruria, modern-day Tuscany and Umbria.


Name: Pound Ridge (Town)
Description: Town located in Westchester County


Name: Horsetail inclusions (Diagnostic features)
Description: Curving fibers that originate towards the center of the nodule and radiate towards the surface


Name: Cremation ashes (Substance)
Description: The remains left from cremation, often referred to as ashes but primarily consisting of powdered bone fragments.


Name: Bonechea (Person)
Description: The person who died in Tahiti on 26 January 1775


Name: Acrodermatitis Enteropathica (Genetic Disorder)
Description: A genetic disorder affecting zinc absorption


Name: Church of Zillis (Church)
Description: A church with a famous romanesque illustrated ceiling


Name: Atlantic-facing harbors in Andalusia (harbor)
Description: The coastal ports of Andalusia that prospered upon trade with the New World


Name: Biological systems (System)
Description: Complex organized structures or assemblages of living protoplasmic cells


Name: Man-made materials (Material)
Description: Products produced by humans, as opposed to those formed naturally or discovered by humans


Name: Severe Consequences (Punishment)
Description: The severe consequences that can result from the illegal use and production of those special robes


Name: a fringe movement promoting an Andalusian language independent from Spanish (linguistic_movement)
Description: -


Name: Provinces (Territorial divisions)
Description: Territorial building blocks of autonomous communities


Name: Synthetic polystyrene or polyurethane foam (Building material)
Description: A lightweight, easily shaped, and excellent insulator used in construction.


Name: First Buddhist Council (Event)
Description: A gathering held to collectively recite the teachings of Gautama Buddha


Name: Additional divinities (group of deities)
Description: Include Hephaestus, Erinya, Artemis, Dionysos and Zeus


Name: Telescope mirrors (Object)
Description: Often use glass as the supporting material, but this is not a requirement.


Name: Ukraine (Geographical Entity)
Description: The location where the Antes lived in the 5th and 6th centuries


Name: 136Ce, 138Ce, 140Ce, 142Ce (Isotope)
Description: The four naturally occurring isotopes of Cerium


Name: Lignite (Resource)
Description: A type of coal.


Name: HRD Antwerp Diamond Certification Scheme (HADC) (program)
Description: A diamond certification program established by HRD Antwerp to ensure the quality and integrity of diamonds.


Name: Municipalities (Government Level)
Description: One of the components of the Spanish Public Administration


Name: source (light source)
Description: Identified sources of the sky's brightness


Name: largest importer of goods and services (economic status)
Description: the country that imports the most goods and services globally


Name: Carroll Chatham (Person)
Description: American gemologist


Name: Larne (Place)
Description: The town where Edward the Bruce landed


Name: arsenates with anions like AsO3(OH)2- (anion group in arsenate minerals)
Description: Rare type of arsenate mineral anions


Name: 12th in the UN inequality-adjusted human development (Ranking)
Description: The Czech Republic's ranking in a measure of human development that adjusts for income inequality


Name: China (Country)
Description: Growing at a CAGR of +27.8% from 2007 to 2016


Name: France Médias Régionales, France Télévisions and TF1 (Television Broadcasting Entities)
Description: Entities responsible for television broadcasting in France


Name: People view the same outcome of events differently (Perception)
Description: The perception that people may have due to their cultural lenses


Name: Geoffrey Chaucer (author)
Description: English author of The Canterbury Tales


Name: widespread protests (protest event)
Description: The presidential election was affected by widespread protests.


Name: crimson (Color)
Description: A deep red color that was deemed a primary color and symbolized legitimacy in classical times


Name: South Euboea (Subregion)
Description: A sub-region within Euboea, Greece


Name: Tectonic Plate (Geological Structure)
Description: A large, rigid piece of the Earth's lithosphere that floats on the underlying semi-fluid asthenosphere.


Name: Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant (Nuclear power plant)
Description: A destroyed nuclear power station in northern Ukraine that was the site of the Chernobyl disaster on 26 April 1986


Name: Northern Foxes and Southern Grey Desert Foxes (Animal species)
Description: Foxes from the northernmost parts of the fox range and desert-dwelling grey foxes


Name: married couples (tusurthir) (Social unit)
Description: The married couple, tusurthir, at the center of Etruscan society


Name: The late first-row transition metals (Classification)
Description: Zinc tends to form bonds with a greater degree of covalency and much more stable complexes with N- and S- donors, and shares little similarity with the late first-row transition metals.


Name: Shang Dynasty (Historical Period)
Description: An ancient Chinese dynasty that predates the Zhou Dynasty and lasted from approximately 1600 BCE to 1046 BCE.


Name: non-Marxist liberal socialism philosophy (Philosophy)
Description: Philosophy influenced by Italian philosophers


Name: Skeletal System in Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that provides support and protection to a sea urchin.


Name: Earliest examples of gold craftsmanship (Artifact)
Description: The earliest examples of gold craftsmanship in Colombia


Name: Tang dynasty standard (dynasty)
Description: The clothing system was restored to the standard of the Tang dynasty.


Name: Mainland China (Country)
Description: A country located on the eastern coast of Asia.


Name: uranium pitchblende (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in the Shinkolobwe mine, with a high concentration of U3O8


Name: Colloidal probe technique (Method)
Description: A technique that overcomes issues related to tip material and geometric shape in measuring adhesion force


Name: Hare Krishnas (Religious Group)
Description: A Hindu-oriented new religious movement


Name: strong relationships with many countries in East Asia and beyond (relationship)
Description: As of the given context


Name: Revd Professor John Stevens Henslow (person)
Description: Mentor of Charles Darwin at Cambridge University


Name: Warm Colors (Colors)
Description: Colors that create a warm grey


Name: Typical Stimuli for Pearl Formation (Stimulus)
Description: Factors that typically cause a mollusk to form a pearl


Name: Cities like Cartagena and Barranquilla (Geographical Region)
Description: Cities in Colombia where baseball is popular


Name: The Tour of Mull (Event)
Description: A road-closing rally around Isle of Mull every October


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Ocean)
Description: An ocean bordering Brazil to the east


Name: - (-)
Description: The action taken on the South Sea and Tahitian pearl oysters


Name: Afghan Sikhs and Hindus (Religious Minority Group)
Description: Small religious minority in Afghanistan.


Name: Deposits in Saskatchewan (Geological formation)
Description: The deposits are located in the Elk Point Group produced in the Middle Devonian


Name: Medical Records (Document)
Description: Records kept secret under HIPAA in the U.S.


Name: Eight atoms in the unit cell (Atom Count)
Description: The iron monosilicide structure results in a total of eight atoms in the unit cell


Name: Belgium's regions (Geographical Area)
Description: The administrative divisions of Belgium


Name: Sir Peter Lely (Person)
Description: A 17th-century Dutch baroque portrait painter who John Smith lived with for a period


Name: Pablo Picasso (Artist)
Description: Spanish painter, sculptor and printmaker known for 'Guernica'


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Europe, primarily known for its cuisine and culture.


Name: Medical implants (Healthcare technology)
Description: Artificial devices or materials that are inserted into the body to replace, support, or enhance a natural body part.


Name: Korean Peninsula (Geographical region)
Description: A peninsula in East Asia


Name: Forts (Physical Structure)
Description: Number of forts discovered is more than the number recorded in sources


Name: National Archaeological Museum of Florence (museum)
Description: A museum in Florence, Italy, dedicated to archaeology and ancient art


Name: Roman Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Roman architecture with Arab influences


Name: Government statistics (Data Source)
Description: Official data released by the government


Name: Irrritation occurs within the Mantle Tissue (Physical phenomenon)
Description: Natural process leading to pearl formation


Name: the Brandywine School (Art Movement)
Description: A school of illustration in America


Name: Susanoo (Kami (Shinto deity))
Description: The storm god in Japanese mythology


Name: Paris (City)
Description: The capital city of France with a population of 13,171,056 inh.


Name: - (-)
Description: A characteristic of Borobudur temple.


Name: Hardening of Steel (Property of Steel)
Description: The increase in hardness of steel due to rapid cooling during quenching


Name: Other types of agate (gemstone)
Description: Similar but not identical to Lake Superior agate


Name: Different soil types (Natural Resources)
Description: A factor that affects the trace elements found in wood ashes


Name: Halophosphate-based phosphors (Material)
Description: A class of phosphors used in modern lighting


Name: Energy and Mining Materials Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of energy and mining materials


Name: J. J. McGovern (Person)
Description: The person who first discovered the mineral


Name: Mycenaean Economy (Economy)
Description: Economic system during Mycenaean Greece


Name: rarity (qualifying factor for gemstone value)
Description: The scarcity of a particular gemstone, contributing to its perceived value


Name: Dimitar Kovačevski (Person)
Description: The prime minister of North Macedonia from January 2022


Name: Monaco (Geographical Feature)
Description: A sovereign city-state and microstate, located on the French Riviera


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


Name: DVD Recording Technology (technology)
Description: the ability to digitally record video onto optical discs


Name: India, Iran (in Zanjan) (Country)
Description: Countries where filigree has been worked for a long time without any change in designs


Name: [Various international organizations] (List of Organizations)
Description: A list of various international organizations that Colombia is a member of


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


Name: - (-)
Description: Refers to the duration of the Dutch Revolt.


Name: Ireland (Country)
Description: An island in the North Atlantic


Name: Highly exothermic chemical reaction (Chemical Reaction)
Description: A reaction that releases a large amount of energy in the form of heat


Name: National Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters (Organization)
Description: An advisory organization related to science in Benin


Name: Nanoparticles (small size) (Physical characteristic)
Description: Characteristic of having a small size


Name: Capoeira, Vale tudo and Brazilian jiu-jitsu (Martial_art)
Description: Developed in Brazil.


Name: [22.2% under 18, 9.1% from 18 to 24, 24.2% from 25 to 44, 31.5% from 45 to 64, and 13.1% who were 65 years or older] (Age distribution)
Description: The age distribution of the population in Franklin as per the 2010 US census


Name: UAB Heersink School of Medicine (Medical school)
Description: Affiliated medical school


Name: Amulets (artifact)
Description: Objects made with specific symbols, gods, animals or hieroglyphs


Name: Indigenous Amerindians (Ethnic_group)
Description: Influence on Brazil's language and cuisine


Name: Including small molecules, peptides, and liposomes (Characteristic)
Description: Boron-containing compounds used for Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) treatment are varied, including small molecules, peptides, and liposomes


Name: Sigillography or Sphragistics (discipline)
Description: The name by which the study of seals is known


Name: The first community of adherents of the Baháʼí Faith in Alabama (Religious Community)
Description: Paul K. Dealy founded the first community of adherents of the Baháʼí Faith in Alabama


Name: Protestant minority of Ireland (Religious Group)
Description: The Protestants that William III defended against the majority Roman Catholic population in Ireland.


Name: 1990 (Year)
Description: Year when David Dinkins was elected as the first strong mayor


Name: Uranium metal, uranium-derived plutonium-239 (Material)
Description: Components used in nuclear weapons


Name: Pragmatic, Functionalist, and Teleological Approaches (Approach to Classification)
Description: Not covered by Ereshefsky


Name: Neutron sources (Laboratory device)
Description: That use neutrons for research purposes


Name: massacres, 'disappearances', and cases of torture and forced displacement (Crime)
Description: Major human rights violations


Name: Radiolarite (Geological formation)
Description: Known as radiolarian chert when well-cemented with silica


Name: Water (Inorganic compound)
Description: A chemical compound that is essential for most forms of life and takes the form of a clear, tasteless liquid at room temperature and pressure.


Name: Seven Crops Annually (Agricultural Production)
Description: Number of crops produced annually on chinampas


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


Name: Titanium (Element)
Description: Perovskite contains titanium


Name: Gjevilvatnet (NaturalFeature)
Description: A scenic lake in the municipality of Oppdal, Norway


Name: Prescott Jernegan (Person)
Description: A person who ran a gold-from-seawater swindle in the United States in the 1890s


Name: Very Fine Finishes, Light Cuts, or High Precision Forms (Product)
Description: The products produced by grinding machines.


Name: Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range located in southern Europe and northern Italy


Name: Titanium nitride (TiN) (chemical compound)
Description: Used as a hard coating for jewelry and other decorative items.


Name: forested ecosystems (Ecosystem)
Description: An ecosystem consisting mainly of forests


Name: Retina (Body part)
Description: The innermost layer of the eye containing photoreceptor cells


Name: King Philippe (Person)
Description: Current King of Belgium


Name: Cartilage (Material)
Description: The lighter weight of cartilage allows these fish to expend less energy when swimming.


Name: Granite (Igneous Rock)
Description: A common type of granitic rock which can be granular and medium to coarse-grained


Name: Oltu (town) (1914) (Historical Event)
Description: The demographic information of the town of Oltu in 1914


Name: Lincoln National Corporation (Insurance Company)
Description: An insurance company with major operations in Hartford


Name: Cerium (Rare-Earth Element)
Description: A rare earth element discovered in 1803


Name: Atlantic Forest (NaturalFeature)
Description: a forest region in Brazil


Name: Jundah and Quilpie (Place)
Description: South West Queensland locations where large quantities of boulder opal are found


Name: Hardness tests (Test)
Description: Infrequently used in practical gemology because of their potentially destructive nature.


Name: Chian earth (Material)
Description: White dirt found near Pyrgi on Chios island


Name: Olive Green (Color)
Description: Pantone 448 C was originally described as a shade of olive green.


Name: Tetrapods, Arthropods, Mollusks (Species)
Description: Examples of animal species


Name: Metropolitan of Philadelphia (Religious Authority)
Description: A high-ranking ecclesiastical title in the Eastern Orthodox Church


Name: Valtellina wine region (Location)
Description: A wine-producing area of Valtellina, Italy


Name: 2001 to 2011 (TimePeriod)
Description: A period during which there was a 12% decrease in the number of people who identified as Christian


Name: 770°C (1,420°F; 1,040K) (Temperature)
Description: The temperature where iron's spins of the two unpaired electrons align with neighbors


Name: Ceres (dwarf planet) (Astronomical object)
Description: The dwarf planet Ceres


Name: Gray or white color (Color)
Description: Infrequent colors that kyanite can exhibit


Name: Leningrad (Location)
Description: The city of Leningrad (now St. Petersburg)


Name: External flaws and poor polish (Property)
Description: A characteristic often present in diamond simulants, helping to differentiate them from diamonds


Name: Port of Mobile (Water Port)
Description: -


Name: Oxygen storage or transportation (Storage or Transportation)
Description: The storage and transportation of oxygen gas in a cryogenic state


Name: Risk Management (Concept)
Description: Approaches for averting direct damages


Name: toothpaste (Product)
Description: Its polishing qualities are also behind its use in toothpaste.


Name: opalized fossil remains (Fossil)
Description: Opalized fossil remains, including dinosaur bones in New South Wales and South Australia, and marine creatures in South Australia


Name: Limestone (geological formations)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of the minerals calcite and aragonite


Name: Beryllium (Element)
Description: A lightweight, silver-white, alkaline earth metal


Name: Working solar cell (Artifact)
Description: A device that converts sunlight into electricity.


Name: Sicily (City)
Description: City in Italy


Name: Guan (冠) (Clothing)
Description: Headgear with a flat top worn by officers and nobles during Han dynasty


Name: Grave Circles A and B (Archeological Site)
Description: An archeological site in Mycenae


Name: 7 of its 42 cultural UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Andalucia (UNESCO World Heritage Sites)
Description: Seven out of Spain's total of 42 cultural UNESCO World Heritage Sites are located in Andalusia.


Name: Limestone (Material)
Description: A major industrial raw material in constant demand.


Name: Dictator Dollfuss (Person)
Description: Austrian dictator


Name: Legislative Entities (Government Branch)
Description: Entities responsible for making statutes in Brazil


Name: Colombian Press (Media)
Description: The media in Colombia that has promoted the work of cartoonists.


Name: Zurbarán, Velázquez and Murillo (Artist)
Description: Three important painters associated with the Sevillian school


Name: uranium (Chemical Element)
Description: Uranium that Kazakhstan mines


Name: Les Follatères (location)
Description: An area in Valais


Name: in the 13th century (Time Period)
Description: A period spanning from 1201 to 1300


Name: Imperial throne (Political entity)
Description: The royal family of Japan


Name: A diagram of Ecton Hill made from Ashford Black Marble and other minerals (Diagram)
Description: -


Name: Diamond Synthesis (Material Science)
Description: The process of creating diamonds, which are a form of carbon characterized by their exceptional hardness and clarity.


Name: Electrons (Physical Concept)
Description: The fundamental particles that surround an atomic nucleus


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country to the northeast and east


Name: The Grey Leagues (translation)
Description: A translation of Graubünden in English


Name: Quartzite (Rock)
Description: A type of sandstone or a form of metamorphic rock composed of quartz and minor amounts of feldspar and mica


Name: Castleton (England) (Location)
Description: A location in England known for the quality of its fluorite specimens


Name: Hejaz and Levant (Region)
Description: Regions in the Middle East


Name: World (Geographical Region)
Description: The World


Name: Giallo (Italian term)
Description: In Italian, this association began around 1930


Name: North Korea (Country)
Description: An isolated, highly militarized communist country in East Asia under totalitarian rule by the Kim dynasty.


Name: Electronic Technology (Field)
Description: The field that uses semiconductors to create electronic devices.


Name: Holding a shield or parrying dagger in off hand (action)
Description: The ability to hold additional weapons in the off-hand


Name: Christians (Religion)
Description: Followers of Christianity


Name: Eight Major Elements (Geological Property)
Description: The eight most common elements in the Earth's crust, by weight


Name: Whereby they produced a warmer, drier climate more conducive to fire (Climate Change)
Description: The change in the climate that made it more suitable for fires


Name: Red (Color)
Description: The color that is reflected, giving a ruby its appearance


Name: Manganese (II) oxide (MnO) (Chemical compound)
Description: The oxide of manganese with a +2 oxidation state


Name: Two-dimensional slice of a diamond (Representation)
Description: A representation of the diamond as a two-dimensional object


Name: Chrysolite (Gemstone)
Description: A variety of olivine with a golden-yellow color


Name: Berbers (Group)
Description: The group of people who led the revolt


Name: 7th century (Century)
Description: The century when the Chinese Tang dynasty occurred


Name: Sened language (Language)
Description: Extinct Berber language in Tunisia


Name: Artiste (French) (Variant of Artist)
Description: A French variant used in English for performers, but this use has become rare.


Name: Untreated ammolite (Gemstone)
Description: A small fraction of production that requires no treatment other than cutting and polishing


Name: Parikia (Place)
Description: The capital of the island of Paros, situated on a bay on the north-west side of the island.


Name: The nation's most renowned cultural figure in the 1830s (Role)
Description: Taras Shevchenko gained prominence during this time


Name: Zealandia (Microcontinent)
Description: Nearly half the size of Australia


Name: Governor-General (head of state)
Description: The representative of the British monarch in Australia


Name: Kulturbrille (Term)
Description: A term that refers to the 'lenses' through which a person sees their own culture.


Name: County Antrim (County)
Description: A county in Northern Ireland


Name: Impurities and radiation damage (Factor affecting semiconductors)
Description: Factors that can affect the performance of semiconductors


Name: International Stardom (Status)
Description: A level of fame that allowed an actress to attain recognition worldwide.


Name: Rutile (OxidesClass)
Description: One of the three important polymorphs of titanium dioxide


Name: Renaissance paintings (Artwork)
Description: Paintings created during the Renaissance period


Name: Radiodifusora Nacional de Colombia (Radio Network)
Description: A state-run national radio network in Colombia


Name: Palaeopolis (Ancient City)
Description: The ancient capital of the island Andros, built into a steep hillside


Name: Mad Men (Television show)
Description: Drama that aired from 2007 to 2015


Name: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, and others (Attraction)
Description: Attractions located in New York City


Name: sapphire (Material)
Description: Natural or synthetic sapphire


Name: The parent body of the Vesta Family (Celestial body)
Description: A group of asteroids believed to originate from a single protoplanet


Name: Eduard Imhof (Cartographer)
Description: A Swiss professor respected as a master of hand-drawn shaded relief.


Name: Rural population in China (Population)
Description: People residing in rural areas of China


Name: Calcium Carbonate (CaCO3) (Geological Compound)
Description: The main component of limestone and other carbonate minerals


Name: European merchants and colonists (Group)
Description: Referred to the followers of Indian religions collectively as Hindus in the 18th century


Name: Alluvial deposits of the Umba River (Geographical feature)
Description: Deposited sediment of a river.


Name: Biological System (Anatomical structure or physiological process)
Description: The complex organization of living parts in a living organism


Name: Graphite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that can be found in some spots within the hornfels


Name: New York's fashion district (Location)
Description: Area in Midtown Manhattan


Name: Bombs (Object)
Description: Approximately 42,500 bombs during World War II


Name: Christians (Religion)
Description: Monotheistic religion


Name: Deinotherium giganteum (Extinct Mammal)
Description: A giant mammal whose skull was found in Crete and Greece


Name: drawing directly on a plank of wood (Process)
Description: The process where an artist draws a design directly on a wooden block


Name: Survival Ability (Animal Trait)
Description: The ability of an animal to avoid predators and survive in natural conditions


Name: peridot (Gemstone)
Description: The Zabargad Island was discovered as the first source of peridot


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country located in Oceania


Name: Precipitation Amount (Climatic Condition)
Description: The average annual precipitation for the given location


Name: Medieval Islamic Art (Art Movement)
Description: A period of artistic development in Islamic history, characterized by a high level of craftsmanship and intricate detail.


Name: Non-Aligned Movement (International Organizations)
Description: The international alliance of states that were not formally aligned with or against any major military alliance.


Name: Gothic architecture (Art style)
Description: A style of architecture developed in the Middle Ages, particularly for churches.


Name: Toledo (Location)
Description: A location where Berbers were involved in military operations


Name: Gateway to the West (Nickname)
Description: Because it served as a significant departure point for expeditions and settlers heading to the West during the 19th century


Name: Shoreline settlements (Settlement)
Description: There are modern coastal settlements like Maries–Skala Maries


Name: analytic philosophy and contemporary philosophy of mathematics (Philosophy)
Description: Analytic philosophy and contemporary philosophy of mathematics founded by Giuseppe Peano


Name: Tin and Silver (Mineral Resources)
Description: Legends perpetuated by members of the Portuguese court


Name: Indochina (indochinites) and Tasmania (tasmanites, Darwin glass) (Geographical locations and tektite classes)
Description: Geographical locations Indochina and Tasmania, as well as tektite classes indochinites, tasmanites, and Darwin glass


Name: More convenient stores of assured metal quantity and purity (Function of Coins)
Description: Bullion coins' role in storing metal


Name: Tenochtitlán (city)
Description: The main city of the Aztec civilization


Name: Colombia's National Government and FARC (Organization)
Description: Representatives from the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).


Name: Ceramic artists (Group)
Description: Refers to a group of pottery artists who were nurtured or attracted by Stoke-on-Trent


Name: one of the sport's greatest players (Description)
Description: Recognized for his exceptional skills and contributions to tennis


Name: Brazilian Population (Group)
Description: The citizens of Brazil classified by their racial and ethnic identity


Name: Female progenitors of Peacocks (Generations of Females)
Description: The female ancestors of modern-day peafowl


Name: Chiapas and Guatemala (geographical areas)
Description: Political entities that were conquered by the Aztec Empire.


Name: Temperate maritime (Cfb) (Climate type)
Description: A temperate oceanic climate characterized by all months having a daily average above 0 °C (32.0 °F)


Name: Euro (Currency)
Description: The official currency of the Eurozone countries, including the Netherlands


Name: Coldest month in January 1987 (Weather Record)
Description: -


Name: Nepal, Bhutan, China, Malaysia, Vietnam, Taiwan, Korea, Japan (Country)
Description: Countries where Mahayana Buddhism is predominantly practised


Name: 3 times (Number)
Description: A numerical value


Name: European Traders (mostly Portuguese, but also French) (Culture)
Description: The traders who purchased the harvested brazilwood


Name: Toni Greenbaum (author)
Description: Author who wrote about Bob Winston.


Name: 2.4% (Percentage)
Description: Unemployment rate in 2016


Name: Nestos-Prinos basin (geographical feature)
Description: An oil-producing Late Miocene basin located between Thassos island and the mainland


Name: Sphne (Mineral)
Description: An accessory mineral found in granulites.


Name: Parthenon (Architectural Structure)
Description: The ancient temple on the Athenian Acropolis in Greece


Name: Tourism, Telecoms, Information Technology, Textile (Industry)
Description: The industries with the highest growth in Morocco's economy


Name: Fez (City)
Description: A city in Morocco where the university is situated


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: Almost all metallic aluminium is produced from the ore bauxite.


Name: Plymouth Council for New England (Company)
Description: Joint-stock company established to colonize and govern the region


Name: Zinc Binding to the Human Dopamine Transporter (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which zinc binds to the human dopamine transporter, amplifying amphetamine-induced dopamine efflux


Name: Schweizer's reagent (Reagent)
Description: A chemical reagent dissolving cellulose


Name: International Festival of Carthage, International Festival of Arts of Mahr, International Festival of Hammamet (Festival)
Description: Hundreds of international festivals that punctuate the calendar year in Tunisia


Name: Ceres (Dwarf Planet)
Description: A dwarf planet located in the asteroid belt


Name: the age of moldavites (time period)
Description: The age determined for the Nördlinger Ries crater agrees well with the age determined for moldavites


Name: Afghanistan (south of Hindu Kush) (Location)
Description: Region located in South-Central Asia


Name: Mythical figure (Fictional character)
Description: Characters or beings that appear in myths, legends, and folklore


Name: US Government (commercial aspect) (Country)
Description: The country that generates a large percentage of munitions waste


Name: African leopard (Animal)
Description: A species of wild cat native to Africa, characterized by its yellowish-brown or golden coat with black spots


Name: Marital status distribution (Maggia) (demographic data)
Description: Distribution of marital status in Maggia


Name: Iron Ore (Mineral)
Description: An ore that contains iron


Name: New Zealand (Place)
Description: Country in the Pacific Ocean


Name: Civil Criminals (People)
Description: Deported to Faial Island


Name: Animals (Living Beings)
Description: Depictions of various animals, including marine fauna


Name: 2020 (Time Period)
Description: The year 2020


Name: Carnivals in the Canary Islands (Festival)
Description: Annual celebrations held during Carnival season on the Canary Islands, Spain.


Name: Cutlery (Man-made object)
Description: A set of knives, forks, spoons, and other tableware used in eating


Name: Low Clouds (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: Clouds that form near the earth's surface when the air temperature is below the dew point.


Name: India's e-waste production (Quantity)
Description: ~2 million tonnes (Mte) annually


Name: Formal abolition of slavery (Historical event)
Description: The act of legally ending slavery in Brazil


Name: Vocal Range (sound)
Description: spans five octaves


Name: excessive_lending, speculative_investment and poor_risk_management (EconomicFactor)
Description: Factors that contributed to the global financial crisis


Name: in the Grisons region (Location)
Description: Swiss Post expanded their bus transportation in the Grisons region


Name: - (-)
Description: Inkan is a type of seal used for official purposes.


Name: the gay capital of the world (Description)
Description: Nickname for New York City


Name: 10 to 12 sculptures depicting the Birth of Athena (Sculptural work)
Description: The figures originally depicted on the east pediment


Name: Laocoon and the Pergamon group celebrating victory over the Gauls (Artwork)
Description: Group compositions depicting scenes from Greek mythology and historical events


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


Name: Penobscots (tribe)
Description: Tribe that lived along the Penobscot River in Maine.


Name: Red ochre (Type of Ochre)
Description: Red ochre contains unhydrated hematite


Name: heart cut (Diamond shape)
Description: Diamond shaped like a heart


Name: Calendrical Devices (Function)
Description: The potential function of the golden hats as calendrical devices


Name: 19th century (Time Period)
Description: A historical period when emigration was an important feature of British society


Name: American Association (1882–1891) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional baseball league that played from 1882 to 1891


Name: People in Alabama (Population)
Description: The total number of people residing in Alabama.


Name: Mica (Mineral)
Description: A group of silicate minerals that are physically and chemically distinctive because they have platy or lamellar crystal forms


Name: Depleted uranium (Metal)
Description: A byproduct of the process of extracting uranium for nuclear reactors, which has lower concentration of U-235


Name: Indigenous peoples (Ethnic group)
Description: Some of the Indigenous groups are mentioned in the text


Name: Sinosphere seals (Concept)
Description: Seals used in the Sinosphere, which are different as they are used with ink


Name: None (It is not a specific entity in this context) (Recreational Feature)
Description: Opportunities for various outdoor activities in the Alps


Name: Global Insurance Industry Presence (Lloyd's of London) (Industry Presence)
Description: The presence of Lloyd's of London in the global insurance industry


Name: a new area within the ambit of personal style (Style Concept Area)
Description: Concept that brings a new area within the ambit of personal style


Name: Chemical Compounds containing Sodium Ion (Class of Compound)
Description: Compounds that contain the sodium ion.


Name: Wedding day (Event)
Description: By Japanese men


Name: Cinema Paradiso, Life Is Beautiful and Il Postino: The Postman (Film)
Description: Three films that have gained significant recognition.


Name: Oxygen (O) (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element that is essential for life on Earth and exists in multiple isotopes.


Name: Wallonia (Region) (Region)
Description: One of the three regions of Belgium


Name: California Gold Rush (Event)
Description: Gold rush that occurred in California, United States


Name: About two billion people in the developing world (Population)
Description: The population of the developing world


Name: Polygon/Circle/Half-plane/Plane (Geometric shape)
Description: A shape that can define a face, depending on the context


Name: Holyhead Mountain and Holy island (Geographical Feature)
Description: Geographical features found in Anglesey, Wales


Name: Sociologists of Culture (Group of Scholars)
Description: A group of scholars who reject the abstracted postmodern aspects of cultural sociology


Name: European and North American ships (group)
Description: ships from Europe and North America


Name: Governments (Political entity)
Description: Organized political communities


Name: Theoretical limit for this material (Limit)
Description: The maximum local tensile stress a single crystalline diamond can withstand under tension or bending is very close to this value


Name: Final rule on handling of automobile airbag propellants (Legislation or Rule)
Description: A rule issued by the EPA regarding the handling of automobile airbag propellants


Name: Northeast Megalopolis (Geographical region)
Description: A megalopolis that stretches from Boston to Washington, D.C.


Name: Bright Spots on Ceres (Bright Spot)
Description: Bright spots located on the surface of Ceres


Name: alpine region of Switzerland (Geographical_region)
Description: The climatic, geological and topographical conditions of the alpine region in Switzerland


Name: Animal Feeds (Feed)
Description: Materials fed to animals as food or supplements


Name: High-Purity Quartz (Mineral Resource)
Description: Quartz crystals of extremely high purity, necessary for the semiconductor industry.


Name: Aluminosilicates (Type of Tectosilicates)
Description: Tectosilicates that contain aluminum in addition to silicon and oxygen


Name: Metal Dissolution (Process)
Description: The process of breaking down a solid metal into an ionic solution through chemical reaction


Name: Knowledge of brass production originated (historical event)
Description: The invention or discovery of the technique to produce brass


Name: Chinese Civil War (War)
Description: -


Name: Book of Later Han (Text)
Description: A Chinese historical text from the Later Han dynasty


Name: Industrial Design (Applied Art)
Description: The application of aesthetics to industrial products or systems.


Name: silk production on Andros (Economic activity)
Description: The production of silk on the island of Andros


Name: Tōhoku earthquake (Natural disaster)
Description: One of the largest earthquakes in Japan's recorded history


Name: Vegas gold (Color)
Description: A color associated with the glamorous casinos and hotels of the Las Vegas Strip, United States


Name: Pico and São Jorge (Islands)
Description: The nearby islands of Pico and São Jorge.


Name: Temporary strands (Grouping of pearls)
Description: Temporary strings of pearls


Name: Robert Kirkman (Comic book writer)
Description: American comic book writer, best known for The Walking Dead


Name: Magnesium extraction method (Method)
Description: The process of extracting magnesium from its compounds.


Name: Political Parties (Organization)
Description: Rarely used as a color by political parties


Name: Karst_regions (Erosion_landscape)
Description: Erosional landscapes characterized by the dissolution of soluble rocks, such as limestone


Name: 532 nm Green Laser Pointer (Physics)
Description: A type of laser widely available to the general public that emits light at a wavelength of 532 nm


Name: Opal (Mineral)
Description: Indicates that opal is mined and produced in countries other than Australia


Name: Chinese loess deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Loess formations in China.


Name: Suevite (rock_type)
Description: A rock consisting partly of melted material.


Name: Not mentioned in the text (Mineral)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: Hibatullah Akhundzada (Leader)
Description: Supreme leader of the new government proposed to be similar to Saayid Ali Khamenei


Name: Production of ATP during cellular respiration (Processes)
Description: Process whereby copper facilitates the production of ATP during cellular respiration


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located in South America


Name: Micas (Mineral)
Description: Minorals in this group having one strong cleavage plane


Name: Tail of Garter Snake (Part_of_reptile)
Description: A part of the garter snake that may be lost as a defense mechanism.


Name: United States (country)
Description: Country where saffron has been cultivated since the early 18th century by the Pennsylvania Dutch community


Name: Grey (Color)
Description: Compared to bead-nucleated pearls


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: South Asian country that was invaded by the United States in 2001.


Name: donor impurities (Type of impurity)
Description: The type of impurity used to dope the n-type semiconductor.


Name: Etruscan tombs (Historical structure)
Description: Tombs of the Etruscan civilization


Name: Copper (Material)
Description: Original medium used for music engraving before pewter


Name: Nuclear Atom (Physics Concept)
Description: A model in which an atom consists of a dense, central nucleus surrounded by orbiting electrons


Name: Monarchism (Ideology)
Description: A political ideology advocating for the monarchy form of government


Name: regions of Oaxaca, Guerrero, Puebla and Gulf coasts (geographical regions)
Description: Regions subjected to the Aztec empire by Motecuhzoma Xocoyotzin


Name: Persian and Sudanese Poetry (Art)
Description: Literary works from Persia and Sudan


Name: High altitudes (Location)
Description: During the summer months


Name: Graphite (Allotrope of Carbon)
Description: An allotrope of carbon that forms at normal temperature and pressure


Name: Carbon dioxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A gas that is a product of various chemical reactions and combustion, used in the solid oxide membrane technology.


Name: Alumina Coating produced with plasma electrolytic oxidation (Material)
Description: A type of alumina coating with higher hardness values


Name: Ruby & Sapphire: A Gemologist's Guide (Book)
Description: A book about gemology, specifically about rubies and sapphires


Name: Tarik Banzi (Person)
Description: Morisco visual artist/composer/oudist who founded the Al-Andalus Ensemble


Name: Other Race Alone (Ethnic Group Subdivision)
Description: People who identify as belonging to a race that is not White, Black or African American, Asian, Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, or American Indian and Alaska Native


Name: Infanta Isabella of Portugal, Duchess of Burgundy (Person)
Description: Isabella of Portugal, a member of the House of Aviz


Name: Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) (Chemical compound)
Description: Fluorinated ethylene propylene can substitute for PTFE.


Name: Manhattan (Location)
Description: one of the five boroughs of New York City


Name: Stilton cheese (Product)
Description: A type of blue cheese made primarily from creamy blue-veined cattle's milk


Name: Radioactivity (PhysicalConcept)
Description: The property of certain substances to emit radiation spontaneously


Name: Chinese Populace (Group)
Description: The people living within a nation or state, particularly of China.


Name: Demand for spathic iron ores (Mineral Resource)
Description: Ores rich in manganese and negligible phosphorus


Name: Peacekeeping Efforts (International Cooperation)
Description: Tunisia's involvement in international peacekeeping missions


Name: Foreign language (Linguistic class)
Description: A language spoken by people in a country other than their native language.


Name: Bilingual Stream (Educational Program)
Description: A bilingual educational program offered by some Gymnasiums in Austria.


Name: Frankenstein (Work of Literature)
Description: A novel written by Mary Shelley


Name: Raccoon Dog (Carnivore)
Description: A canid species native to East Asia


Name: Traffic Lights (Transportation Signal)
Description: The system of traffic lights using green and red, first erected in 1868 in London


Name: Middle East (Region)
Description: Place where the origin of Filigree is believed to be.


Name: Round Brilliant-cut (Diamond cut)
Description: The original form of the brilliant cut, from which other variations like the Scandinavian Brilliant cut are derived


Name: Condensation Nuclei (Particle)
Description: Particles in the atmosphere that provide a surface for water vapor to condense upon


Name: Portraits of Rembrandt van Rijn and El Greco (Artwork)
Description: To highlight the faces and costumes of central figures


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: The religion and philosophy founded by Siddhartha Gautama


Name: Aluminium Tribromide and Aluminium Triiodide (chemical compounds)
Description: Two chemical compounds made of aluminum and bromine/iodine


Name: Salamander (Amphibian)
Description: Any of numerous, usually terrestrial or semi-aquatic, four-limbed amphibians having moist skin and a larval stage in the water.


Name: Ocean Mixing and Cellular Recycling (Geological Process)
Description: The movement of seawater and the cyclic processes within marine ecosystems.


Name: Francesco Grimaldi (Astronomer)
Description: An astronomer who named Mare Tranquillitatis in 1651.


Name: Laacher See Caldera Eruption (Volcanic Event)
Description: A volcanic eruption that formed the Laacher See caldera


Name: Erbium and TmysteryRareEarthElement (Element)
Description: -


Name: Athena's great cult image (Sculpture)
Description: The statue of Athena housed in the Parthenon


Name: New Musical Forms, New Sounds (Musical Concept)
Description: A new type of music or sound invented by Claude Debussy.


Name: South Asia markets (Market)
Description: Markets located in South Asia


Name: Eastern Orthodoxy (Religion)
Description: The largest Christian denomination in Ukraine


Name: Greek poleis (Political Division)
Description: Ancient Greek city-states


Name: Channeling Machine (Tool)
Description: A tool used for cutting blocks of Yule Marble


Name: Army of the house of La Tour-Chatillon (historical entity)
Description: An army belonging to the House of La Tour-Chatillon


Name: Around the North African regions (North Africa)
Description: Originated around the North African regions.


Name: 12.011 Å (Crystal structure property)
Description: The length of a side of the unit cell, as determined by x-ray powder diffraction analysis


Name: Parochial Schools in Missouri (Educational Institution)
Description: Schools that students can attend to meet compulsory education requirement


Name: Construction (Process)
Description: Currently under construction extension of the A9 towards Brig


Name: Late Stone Age people (Species)
Description: People who scraped and ground red-colored ochre between 170,000 and 40,000 years ago


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: Presidential republic in North Africa


Name: Hexagonal Crystal System (Crystal System)
Description: A crystal system with a single six-fold rotation axis


Name: Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (Class: Automotive)
Description: A type of vehicle that can be recharged from an external source and also uses traditional fuel.


Name: Middle/High school (Educational institution)
Description: The middle and high schools operated by the New York City Department of Education


Name: Beji Caid Essebsi (Person)
Description: The President of Tunisia who was in office when the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet in 2015


Name: Chalcopyrite (Mineral)
Description: A brassy-colored mineral with a metallic luster that displays extinction when viewed under plane polarized light and cross polarized light.


Name: Ransomes (Company)
Description: manufacturer of the world's first commercial motorized lawnmower


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A country located in South America


Name: UN (International Organization)
Description: Brazil is a member of the United Nations


Name: Supporters of an extraterrestrial origin of carbonados (Group)
Description: People who believe that carbonado has an extraterrestrial origin


Name: Iyo-Saijō Station (Station)
Description: A train station where the museum is located


Name: Swan River Colony (Geographical_area)
Description: Represents Western Australia being part of the Swan River Colony.


Name: Movement of Water (Geographical Process)
Description: The movement of water across the Earth's surface and beneath it


Name: savings accounts (Financial Account)
Description: An account that allows an individual to save money for future use.


Name: traditional grading system of its British counterpart (System)
Description: The structure to rank positions in the British Home Civil Service


Name: Sea Urchin (Organism)
Description: Acts as a valuable model organism for studying the evolution of innate immunity


Name: For personal identification (Purpose)
Description: One of the uses of hanko


Name: Wriggle cuts (Artistic style)
Description: Zig-zag lines and patterns commonly found in silver Western jewelry and other Western metal work, also used in musical instrument engraving


Name: Thailand (Country)
Description: a Southeast Asian nation


Name: Second Taiwan Strait Crisis in 1958 (Political_crisis)
Description: The crisis that occurred in 1958


Name: African Americans (Racial and ethnic group)
Description: Americans who have ancestry from Africa.


Name: Climate Change (Environmental Issue)
Description: -


Name: Liège (City)
Description: A city in Belgium


Name: 9,900 members (2009) (demographic)
Description: The number of Eastern Orthodox members in Norway as of 2009


Name: Eleven Constituencies (Political Division)
Description: The division of Derbyshire for the election of members of parliament


Name: 1991 (Year)
Description: The year when the constitution was put into effect


Name: Geological eons (time periods)
Description: The largest divisions of geological time, representing long stretches of Earth's history defined by major changes in the composition and characteristics of the planet


Name: Paris (City)
Description: The capital city of France, known for its iconic landmarks, fashion, and cuisine.


Name: [Rumford, Maine, US] and [Minas Gerais, Brazil] (location)
Description: The places where the first pink quartz crystals were found


Name: Christchurch Mansion (Building)
Description: The Tudor house given to the town by Felix Cobbold and eventually became the art and local history department of the Borough's Museums


Name: Calcite Pseudomorphs (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks or minerals that have been replaced by other minerals


Name: the race/ethnicity distribution (Census data)
Description: The breakdown of the population by race and ethnicity


Name: Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) (Transportation Authority)
Description: An entity providing public transportation service in the New York City area.


Name: Yamor Mons (mountain)
Description: an ancient, impact-cratered peak on Ceres


Name: the C9 League (MembershipInC9League)
Description: The affiliation of Tsinghua University and Peking University to the C9 League


Name: Reti (Person)
Description: A chief who welcomed Louis-Antoine de Bougainville in Hitiaʻa O Te Ra


Name: Albert Memmi (Author)
Description: Tunisian author known for his pessimistic views


Name: a single bar with an X profile (Structural feature)
Description: A structural characteristic of the rarer type of Celtic torc


Name: Circular huts, Dartmoor longhouse, modern buildings (implied) (Building)
Description: Different types of buildings constructed throughout the ages in UK and other places


Name: Western and Central Ukrainian oblasts (political division)
Description: Political divisions in western and central Ukraine


Name: 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: Rafael Lozano (Person)
Description: A boxer from Córdoba who won a bronze and silver medal in the Olympic Games


Name: March 2004 (Time)
Description: A specific month when significant events took place in Ivory Coast


Name: Economy (System)
Description: The wealth and resources of a country or region, especially in the broadest sense


Name: Vincent van Gogh (Artist)
Description: A Dutch Post-Impressionist painter who is among the most famous and influential figures in the history of Western art.


Name: Mineral examples of the tetragonal crystal system (fact)
Description: Statement that there are minerals that exhibit the tetragonal crystal system


Name: New Hollywood (Hollywood Renaissance) (time period)
Description: A period of change and innovation in the U.S. film industry


Name: Military Force (Financial Resource)
Description: Russia's military expenditure on the Russian Armed Forces.


Name: Andalusia Coat of Arms (symbol)
Description: The coat of arms used by Andalusia


Name: Divine essence or luminosity (Concept)
Description: The divine energy that gives life and animation to all matter


Name: Les Bleus (Football Team) (Sports team)
Description: The national football team of France.


Name: Diatomic Carbon (C2) (Allotrope)
Description: A gaseous allotrope of carbon consisting of two carbon atoms bonded together


Name: mineral resource exploitation in general (Activity)
Description: the activity causing environmental damage


Name: Septum (Ceuta) and Tingis (City)
Description: Two cities located in Mauretania Tingitana


Name: Insects, arthropods, reptiles, amphibians, plants and small mammals (Food types)
Description: Various food items consumed by wild peafowl.


Name: Historicist theory of knowledge (philosophical theory)
Description: theory that knowledge is shaped by historical events and context


Name: Franz E. Suess (Person)
Description: Austrian geologist who seconded Verbeek's proposal of an extraterrestrial origin for tektites


Name: Red Bull Arena (Stadium)
Description: A stadium located in Harrison, New Jersey


Name: Cerrado (tourism_attraction)
Description: A tropical savanna ecoregion located in central Brazil.


Name: 1901 (Year)
Description: The year disfranchisement of Blacks occurred in Alabama


Name: Unconditional surrender (1945) (Historical event)
Description: The unconditional surrender of Japan in 1945


Name: Chocolate Producer (Industry)
Description: The industry for which Belgium is renowned.


Name: Mass production (Process)
Description: The process that led to the greater availability of affordable mirrors.


Name: Scot James Tassie (Person)
Description: Published catalogue with 15,800 items in 1791


Name: Nobel Prizes (Award)
Description: A set of annual international awards given in several categories for outstanding contributions in science, literature, and peace


Name: joining year of Greece to the EU (Time period)
Description: The year Greece joined the European Union


Name: coral properties (Property)
Description: Properties of coral that were believed by the Roman people


Name: Botswana (Country)
Description: A significant producer of diamonds


Name: steppes between the Caucasus in the south, to the east past the Volga river basin, and west as far as Kyiv on the Dnieper river (geographical location)
Description: A region covering a large part of southern Russia and Ukraine


Name: Silver (Metal)
Description: Material used to create filigree work


Name: Oratorio della Confraternita dei Santi Fabiano e Sebastiano (Church)
Description: A church in Maggia (municipality)


Name: Greco-Turkic dialect speakers (Urums) (Language)
Description: A group of people who speak a Greco-Turkic dialect in Greece.


Name: Soviet Union (political_entity)
Description: the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)


Name: New Zealand Film Commission (Film commission)
Description: An organization assisting local film-makers in New Zealand since 1978


Name: Information (Information)
Description: Data or facts about a subject


Name: Western culinary traditions (Culinary Tradition)
Description: Culinary practices in Western countries.


Name: Glass fiber, fiberglass and borosilicate glassware production (Production)
Description: The production of glass fiber, fiberglass, and borosilicate glassware


Name: 1,944 species across 65 genera (Number of Species)
Description: of indigenous vascular plants


Name: Ribbons attached to officials seals (Artifact)
Description: Ribbons connected to the official seal


Name: Year 2022 (Time Period)
Description: Year 2022


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: All human beings


Name: Championship (League)
Description: The second-highest division of English football


Name: Credit and Lending (Financial Concept)
Description: The practice of providing a resource owned by one entity to another in exchange for a commitment to return resources or repay an amount, often with interest.


Name: Oldest Known Fossil Records (Time frame of fossils)
Description: The oldest known records of life on Earth


Name: Ancient Times (Time Period)
Description: Time period when Potash was first used


Name: Sochi (City)
Description: A city in Russia that hosted the event


Name: Highest among OECD countries (as of 2014) (Ratio)
Description: The highest doctor-to-population ratio among OECD countries as of 2014


Name: Sui (Historical event)
Description: Chinese imperial dynasty known for constructing the Grand Canal


Name: Boreal Kingdom (Kingdom)
Description: A biogeographical kingdom that includes Eurasia and North America


Name: The Great Dividing Range (mountain range)
Description: runs parallel to the coast of Queensland, New South Wales and much of Victoria


Name: Synthetic Corundum (Material)
Description: A synthetic form of corundum used in various applications


Name: Civilian rapier (type of sword)
Description: A civilian variant of the rapier that was not used in combat


Name: Wales (Country)
Description: One of the four countries of the United Kingdom


Name: Phlogopite, Various Feldspars, Pyrites, Quartz and Actinolite (Geological Minerals)
Description: Other minerals often found in Calcium-Silicate Hornfels.


Name: Messenian Gulf and Laconian Gulf (Geographical Features)
Description: Two gulfs in Greece


Name: David Kalupahana (Philosopher)
Description: Buddhist scholar


Name: Confederate forces (Military force)
Description: The land-based military force serving under the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War


Name: Korean language (Language)
Description: An East Asian language that belongs to the Koreanic family and is primarily spoken in Korea.


Name: Appliances (Man-made object)
Description: A household machine that performs a specific function


Name: Media and Communication Center (Category)
Description: A city that is home to numerous media companies, broadcast networks, and publishing houses.


Name: Granulite Rock (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: Rock that forms under specific metamorphic facies conditions


Name: Pyrophoric Substances (Chemical Compound)
Description: Substances that ignite spontaneously in air


Name: Itajubá (City)
Description: Another city in Minas Gerais, Brazil


Name: Suffolk County Council Field Archaeology Unit (Organization)
Description: An organization that houses the Sites and Monuments Record


Name: Multiverse (Hypothetical universe)
Description: A set of multiple universes that together comprise everything that exists: the entirety of space, time, matter, energy, and the physical laws and constants that describe them.


Name: Calcite (Mineral)
Description: An accessory mineral found in granulites.


Name: Mong Hsu (Location)
Description: An area in central Myanmar that rapidly became the world's main ruby mining area during the 1990s


Name: Appearance of Diamond (Diamond Quality Attribute)
Description: The visual aspects of a diamond, such as how it appears white when viewed from the top


Name: Scriptures (Religious texts)
Description: Texts containing sacred writings or teachings of a religion


Name: Australia (Location)
Description: The location where Taylor made his lecture-tour in 1885


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


Name: Rainy Pass (Geographical Feature)
Description: A mountain pass on State Route 20 in the North Cascades mountains of Washington state.


Name: Qing dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Last imperial dynasty of China, ruled from 1636 to 1912


Name: the creative industries in the UK (Industry Contribution)
Description: A significant contributor to the creative industries in the UK


Name: Giuseppe Peano (Mathematician)
Description: An Italian mathematician who made significant contributions to various areas of mathematics.


Name: Prophets and religious figures (Historical figures)
Description: Includes Solomon, Ali ibn Abi Talib, Hasan, Husain, the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus.


Name: Number of Businesses (Marble, Missouri) (Economic Event)
Description: The businesses located in Marble, Missouri


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: Late phase of the ancient Roman civilization


Name: Gertrude Middleton (Person)
Description: Spouse of Arie Poldervaart


Name: British heavy cavalry (military personnel)
Description: Heavy cavalry of the British Army


Name: Nepal (Country)
Description: a landlocked nation in South Asia


Name: High Dispersion (0.051) (Physical Property)
Description: Property that makes it attractive and valued


Name: Sigismund (Person)
Description: The King of Hungary (1387–1437) and Holy Roman Emperor (1410–1437)


Name: 2011 (Year)
Description: The year all seats in the Supreme Court and state appellate courts were lost by Democrats to Republicans


Name: Physical regularity (Environment attribute)
Description: Regular patterns in terms of structure and temporal characteristics.


Name: copper and bronze tools (tool)
Description: Tools made from metals that replaced stone tools following the development of metallurgy.


Name: University of Vermont (University)
Description: The fifth oldest university in New England, founded in 1791


Name: Dutch troops (Military Unit)
Description: -


Name: mapmaking (artistic process)
Description: The process of creating maps.


Name: Crystal Habit (property of mineral)
Description: refers to the overall shape of crystal


Name: Svalbard, Norway (Region)
Description: An archipelago and county of Norway


Name: Two aboriginal affairs sub-prefects (Government Officials)
Description: The number and positions of the aboriginal affairs officials appointed by the Qing administration


Name: Rod (Anatomy)
Description: Photosensitive cells in the retina of the eye


Name: Yes (Boolean)
Description: Whether the Festival della Madonna della Neve includes fireworks


Name: Tibetan Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A branch of Buddhism practiced primarily in Tibet and surrounding regions.


Name: census (Census)
Description: The ruling that required Alabama and other states to redraw their congressional districts based on the census


Name: Cubic Zirconia (Diamond Simulant)
Description: Non-diamond material used to simulate the appearance of a diamond.


Name: Nafsa Berbers (Group)
Description: A Berber tribe among the Berbers of North Africa


Name: Intercalated A cells (Cell type)
Description: A type of kidney cell that helps maintain acid-base homeostasis


Name: Chryselephantine statues (Sculpture)
Description: Large sculptures made of gold and ivory


Name: Thin or Absent Soil Cover (Geographical Feature)
Description: Soil cover over serpentinite bedrock tends to be thin or absent


Name: Herodotus (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek historian who is considered the father of history.


Name: Conservatism (Social Characteristic)
Description: A political and social philosophy that supports traditional institutions


Name: Collagen Fibrils (biological structure)
Description: structures found in various fossils from the Devonian to the Jurassic


Name: Modern Humans (Species)
Description: Modern humans have inhabited Turkey since prehistoric times.


Name: Water Ice on Ceres (Geological Feature)
Description: Water ice found on the surface of Ceres


Name: prosthetic devices (Medical device)
Description: Used in prosthetic devices for increased durability and biocompatibility.


Name: 8th century (Time)
Description: Earliest time period when Portuguese Filigree was produced.


Name: Kingdom of Khotan (Political Entity)
Description: A kingdom located on the southern leg of the Silk Road


Name: Egyptians (Ancient_group)
Description: People living in ancient Egypt


Name: regional theater (Theater)
Description: Theater outside of New York City and its productions


Name: 2 million potential consumers (consumer group)
Description: In 2018, it was estimated that the hanfu market consisted of 2 million potential consumers.


Name: copper accumulation and cirrhosis of the liver (Health Condition)
Description: Conditions resulting from Wilson's disease


Name: Catedral-Basílica de Santa María de Mallorca (Building)
Description: The famous tourist attraction in Palma, Mallorca.


Name: Small calcite crystals in limestone and chalk (Mineral)
Description: Small calcite crystals found in sedimentary rocks limestone and chalk.


Name: Tellurium hexafluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluoride of tellurium


Name: Various films on HMS Bounty mutiny (Film)
Description: A collection of films narrating the story of the 1789 mutiny on HMS Bounty


Name: USDA, EU (Organizations)
Description: Two different regulatory bodies that have different definitions for animal by-products


Name: Thin metal layers/Dielectric layers (Material)
Description: The materials used to create these mirrors.


Name: Migration Period (Historical period)
Description: Celtic torcs disappeared in the Migration Period.


Name: Lead-sulfide and lead-selenide materials (Material)
Description: Materials that were researched in the years preceding World War II


Name: Immigrants from Hong Kong (People Group)
Description: An average of about 9,000 immigrants per year moved from Hong Kong to Taiwan between 2019 and 2022


Name: Tomb (Physical Location)
Description: The tomb near Anyang where the standardized cast tokens were discovered


Name: Cattle Raising, Farming (Activities)
Description: Activities involving livestock and agriculture


Name: ancient Greek world (civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization inhabiting the southern Balkan peninsula and parts of south-eastern Europe and Asia Minor.


Name: Unkei, Kaikei, and Tankei (Buddhist sculptors)
Description: Famous sculptors during the Kamakura period


Name: 36% of the rural population in China (Quantity)
Description: Percentage of the rural population without access to improved sanitation in 2015


Name: Dyckman Street IRT (SubwayStation)
Description: A subway station located in Inwood, Manhattan


Name: Bleach in papermaking (Paper production)
Description: Substance used to whiten and brighten paper


Name: Volcanic rocks (Geological formation)
Description: A type of rock formed by volcanoes


Name: Technological and scientific advancements, spread of Roman culture (Event)
Description: Key events during Ancient Rome


Name: Moksha (psychological concept) (Concept)
Description: A psychological interpretation of Moksha, implies unlocking unused human potential


Name: 1,208,440 hectares (ha) (Area)
Description: A square area of land.


Name: Artisanal Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware handcrafted by skilled artisans, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail


Name: Chodkiewicz family (Family)
Description: A Polish noble family, prominent in the 16th to 19th centuries


Name: Uromodulin (Protein)
Description: The most abundant protein in urine with functions that prevent calcification and growth of bacteria


Name: Iron Age (Historical Period)
Description: A historical period characterized by widespread use of iron tools and weapons.


Name: X-ray diffraction (Physical phenomenon)
Description: A technique used to study the atomic and molecular structure of materials


Name: 21st in the Global Innovation Index (Rank)
Description: Innovation index ranking of a country


Name: Automobile parts manufacturing (Industry)
Description: Recent industry of Kawamata


Name: Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) (Organization)
Description: Ukrainian nationalist and revolutionary organization


Name: Strawberry Tree (Tree)
Description: A Mediterranean native tree with green leaves, white flowers and red berries


Name: Iron (Chemical Element)
Description: A hard, silvery-white metal that is ductile and malleable.


Name: Gersdorffite (Fe7S8) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in the same geological context as Pyrite but with a different structure


Name: bird watchers (Activity)
Description: Individuals who enjoy observing birds, often in their natural habitats


Name: Cyrillo-Methodian cultural mission (cultural mission)
Description: the cultural mission of Cyril and Methodius


Name: the metamorphic parent rock paleosome (rock constituent)
Description: The alternate layer in a migmatite rock that has a pegmatitic, aplitic, granitic or generally plutonic appearance


Name: Talison mine in Greenbushes (Mine)
Description: A mine known for its high-grade ore and large production of lithium


Name: Allotropes (Group of chemical compounds or elements)
Description: Structurally different forms of the same element.


Name: November 1811 (Date)
Description: The month that Cartagena declared independence


Name: Sulfosalts (Geological Compound)
Description: In which a metallic element is bonded to sulfur and a semimetal such as antimony, arsenic, or bismuth.


Name: Astringent and cosmetic (Substance)
Description: Chian earth was famed as an astringent and cosmetic


Name: Toxic substance (Substance)
Description: A substance that can cause harm or damage to living tissue when ingested, inhaled, or comes into contact with the skin or eyes


Name: La Francophonie (International Organization)
Description: International Organization of La Francophonie


Name: Mining of copper (Extraction process)
Description: The process of mining copper, which involves extracting it primarily from underground deposits or as a byproduct of other mineral mining operations.


Name: Lubricants (Substance)
Description: A substance that reduces friction between two surfaces, improving the efficiency and durability of machinery.


Name: Alternative Treatment and Disposal Technologies for Medical Waste (Technology)
Description: Technologies developed due to the potential of negatively affect air quality from medical waste incineration.


Name: (−π/2, π/2) (Interval)
Description: A set of numbers between two specific values.


Name: diamond cutters (Occupation)
Description: Professionals who cut and shape diamonds


Name: dragons (mythical_creature)
Description: A mythical creature in Chinese culture


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country located on the British Isles.


Name: Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) (Governmental Body)
Description: Indian autonomous organization that conducts the Civil Services Examination


Name: 5 (Quantity)
Description: The number of NATO countries that meet or surpass the minimum defense spending target.


Name: Schools and services for African Americans (Services)
Description: The provision of schools and services for African Americans in Alabama by the rural-dominated legislature was inadequate


Name: Percentage of Country's GDP (statistics)
Description: Accounts for about 1.2% of the country's total GDP as of 2018


Name: Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) (Health Concept)
Description: An alternative name for Dietary Reference Values in certain contexts


Name: University of South Alabama (University)
Description: Public university in Mobile


Name: 20th century (time period)
Description: A period from 1901 to 2000


Name: Central Planning (Soviet Union) (Governance Structure)
Description: A system whereby a central authority manages and controls the economy and economic decisions


Name: Metamaterial (Artificial material)
Description: A material engineered to have a property that is not found in naturally occurring materials


Name: Denial of Human Rights Abuse Allegations (Statement)
Description: A refusal to accept or admit the truth of an accusation.


Name: President of the Republic (political position)
Description: -


Name: Excitable Species (Chemical Substance)
Description: Substances that impart specific colors to the flame due to their bright emission spectrum lines.


Name: fluorine (element)
Description: A highly reactive nonmetal that belongs to the halogen group


Name: high-pressure and vacuum chambers for spectroscopy (Equipment)
Description: Chambers used for high-pressure and vacuum spectroscopy


Name: Hormone secretion (hormone secreted: gonadotropins) (Process)
Description: The release of hormones from endocrine glands or tissues.


Name: George Lakoff (Person)
Description: Cognitive scientist


Name: Retirees from EU (People group)
Description: A group of people who are citizens of other European Union countries and have retired.


Name: [Major Economic Power in Africa] (Ranking)
Description: The position of Morocco as a major economic power in Africa


Name: Cloning (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which a single-celled organism, or identical twin, is produced artificially from the nucleus of a differentiated cell.


Name: Essai sur la géographie minéralogique des environs de Paris (Paper)
Description: The most significant work for Brongniart that identified nine formations around Paris


Name: Tommy Tuberville (Politician)
Description: One of the two U.S. senators from Alabama


Name: Wines and fruit brandies (Product)
Description: A type of agricultural produce


Name: Hamilton Gamble (Person)
Description: A U.S. politician who served as Governor of Missouri during the American Civil War


Name: English porcelain (Material)
Description: A term used to refer to bone china, both in the UK and around the world.


Name: Metallic Calcium (Compound)
Description: Mainly used in steelmaking


Name: Large mirrors (Object)
Description: Mirrors used in rear-projection televisions


Name: Southwestern Bulgaria (region)
Description: A geographical region in Bulgaria


Name: Cultural Anthropology (Academic Discipline)
Description: Academic discipline that studies human cultures and societies


Name: a network of railroads (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: The total network of railroads in Colombia.


Name: Northwest Africa (NWA) meteorites (Geological entity)
Description: Meteorites originating from Morocco, Algeria, Western Sahara, Mali and possibly further afield


Name: Swedish Royal Family (institution)
Description: A family consisting of members of the Swedish Royal House of Bernadotte, closely related to the King of Sweden.


Name: Dyckman Houses public housing development (Public Housing)
Description: A public housing development that replaced the Dyckman Oval, which was demolished in 1938.


Name: Greater Rio de Janeiro, not including the city proper (Region)
Description: Region surrounding the city of Rio de Janeiro


Name: Tunisie (French Derivative)
Description: The French derivative of Tunisia


Name: Tetrachromacy (Biological Phenomenon)
Description: A condition of having four types of color-sensitive cone cells in the eye


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: A country located in South America.


Name: European Union (Political Entity)
Description: Political and economic union of 27 European countries


Name: Purépecha (Tarascans) (Culture/Ethnic group)
Description: An indigenous Mesoamerican people of western Mexico


Name: April or May (Month)
Description: 4th or 5th month of the year


Name: Sillimanite (Mineral)
Description: Found in metamorphic rocks


Name: Old Fissures (Geological Feature)
Description: Fractures or cracks in rock formations where Naxian marble can be found.


Name: Aluminium Fluoride (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound made of aluminum and fluorine


Name: Resident population of New Zealand (Population)
Description: The total number of residents enumerated in the 2023 census


Name: Ceremonies (Action)
Description: Ceremonies are performed to honor ancestors and their spiritual power.


Name: Bosphorus and the shores of the Black Sea (Geographical Area)
Description: Regions surrounding the Bosphorus Strait and the Black Sea


Name: food and cooking tours of Greece (Tour type)
Description: Tours that focus on the culinary traditions and cuisine of Greece


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: Eastern European country


Name: France's economy (Economy)
Description: The economic system of France


Name: Basil II (historical_figure)
Description: Byzantine emperor from 976 to 1025


Name: Shaivism (Hindu current)
Description: A modern Hindu current based on the primary deity Shiva


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


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: Kabylie is located in Algeria.


Name: Irish missionaries (group of people)
Description: Sent by the Archdiocese of Salzburg


Name: Indigo (Color)
Description: A color that is considered as a complement for spectral yellow according to Grassmann.


Name: Harvard Pilgrim Health Care (Healthcare Provider)
Description: A healthcare provider based in Hartford


Name: Dark Spot on Ceres (Piazzi) (Surface Feature)
Description: A dark spot on the surface of Ceres, initially thought to be a crater


Name: ornamental carvings (product)
Description: Product where natural fluorite mineral is used


Name: Averting Direct Damages (Goal)
Description: End of averting direct damages


Name: Certain friendly units within the context of NATO Military Symbols for Land Based Systems (Military Unit)
Description: Units representing friendly forces in NATO simulations


Name: NATO (Organization)
Description: Military alliance founded in 1949


Name: Servant Dressing (Activity)
Description: The act of dressing someone, particularly upper-class women in the past


Name: Bacteria (Organism)
Description: A large and diverse group of single-celled microorganisms.


Name: Gender Ideology (Aztec) (Ideology)
Description: The ideology of gender complementarity among the Aztecs.


Name: World Diamond Council (Organization)
Description: Organization representing the diamond industry globally


Name: Concept of spheres in Earth science (concept)
Description: A model for understanding the Earth's surface and its various processes.


Name: General Nathaniel Lyon (Person)
Description: Nathaniel Lyon was a career officer in the United States Army, known for his role in the American Civil War.


Name: Population of Canton Ticino (Demographic)
Description: The total number of people residing in the canton


Name: Numerous copper alloys (Alloy)
Description: Various combinations of copper with other elements


Name: Semi-merit system (Historical system)
Description: A Chinese bureaucracy system after the fall of the Han dynasty, combining merit and aristocratic recommendations


Name: Disks of large diameters and small thicknesses (Shape)
Description: Round flat objects with a large diameter and thin profile


Name: Toarcian age of the Early Jurassic epoch (Geological Time Period)
Description: A geological time period that occurred approximately 181 million years ago


Name: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) (Organization)
Description: A government agency that regulates the stock market


Name: Talc (Mineral)
Description: A soft hydrous magnesium silicate mineral with the chemical formula Mg3Si4O10(OH)2


Name: India (Country)
Description: Location where alexandrite stones typically exhibit blue or grassy-green hues in daylight


Name: NaCl (Compound)
Description: A compound with rock-salt structure


Name: British colonies in North America (Geographical Area)
Description: The territories controlled by Great Britain in North America.


Name: Hurricane Sandy (Natural Disaster)
Description: Category 1 hurricane that struck New York City on October 29, 2012


Name: 7th Earl of Elgin (Historical Figure)
Description: From 1800 to 1803


Name: Earth's crust (Geographical feature)
Description: The outer solid layer of the Earth, where living organisms reside.


Name: Nanodiamonds (Chemical substance)
Description: Nanodiamonds are able to penetrate the blood–brain barrier.


Name: Ipswich Transport Museum (Attraction)
Description: An attraction located in Ipswich


Name: Agricultural Fertilizers (Substance)
Description: Material rich in nutrients added to soil to enhance plant growth


Name: Solar System (Celestial body)
Description: The sun and its orbiting planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and other bodies.


Name: Civil Service in Spain (Función Pública) (Public Administration System)
Description: Includes all employees at different levels of Spanish public administration


Name: Gelgia (River)
Description: A tributary of the Albula.


Name: Naturally occurring Ruby and Sapphire (Real Stone)
Description: These are the naturally occurring variety


Name: Buildings (Structure)
Description: A large, permanently enclosed construction taking up much living space and standing more or less permanently in one place


Name: Federation's bicameral legislature (Legislative House)
Description: The main source of law in Brazil


Name: Explosive Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of explosives


Name: [Ar]3d64s2 (Electron Configuration)
Description: The electron configuration of Iron: [Ar]3d64s2


Name: ManganeseSulfate (Compound)
Description: A compound of manganese and sulfur with various forms and uses


Name: Opal (Gemstone)
Description: The parent gemstone


Name: Population Rank of a State (Demographic Term)
Description: The rank a state holds in terms of its population size within the United States


Name: civilizing the country (Idea)
Description: The idea that French policy in Algeria was aimed at 'civilizing' the country


Name: 1991 European Cup Final (Event)
Description: a significant football match


Name: Indian 'rose cuts' (Diamond Cutting Technique)
Description: The Indian version of the rose cutting technique


Name: Precipitation from water containing dissolved calcium (Geological process)
Description: The process by which limestone is formed due to the precipitation of calcium carbonate minerals.


Name: Svatopluk II (Person)
Description: -


Name: Dál Riata (Political entity)
Description: A kingdom established by Irish migrants


Name: Global Navigation Satellite System (GLONASS) (Technology)
Description: A technology that expanded the making and accessibility of maps


Name: Matthew Turner (Shipbuilder)
Description: The American shipbuilder who built Papeete in 1891


Name: Catalyst (Compound)
Description: Expensive material dispersed over the surface of alumina in industrial processes


Name: Arabs or Berbers (Ancultural group)
Description: North African people or cultures


Name: Syros (Location)
Description: The location where the construction of Andrian ships was shifted to


Name: John Taylor Johnston (Person)
Description: Railroad executive who founded The Metropolitan Museum of Art


Name: Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999 (Law)
Description: The law enacted by the Government of India for registering and protecting geographical indications.


Name: the total area (Geographical measure)
Description: The sum of the land and water areas of the county


Name: Athens (city)
Description: Capital and largest city of Greece


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: North African country located in the Maghreb region


Name: Vaulted tombs (Structure)
Description: Tomb structures constructed beneath the Parthenon's floor


Name: Electron transfer (Chemical process)
Description: The movement of electrons from one atom, molecule, or ion to another.


Name: black-cock tail feathers (feather)
Description: Black tail feathers originally worn in the 1904 pattern Kilmarnock Bonnet and latterly in the regimental Glengarry Cap by the Royal Scots and King's Own Scottish Borderers


Name: Ski Resorts of France (Ski Resort)
Description: Ski resorts in France.


Name: Three-point or six-point asterism (Optical phenomenon)
Description: Star-like patterns observed in some rubies


Name: Smaller crystalline units (type of solid structure)
Description: A mosaic crystal consists of smaller crystalline units that are somewhat misaligned with respect to each other


Name: Farmland Regions (Geographical Region)
Description: The North Island has several farmland regions, including the Waikato and the Bay of Plenty


Name: jiaoling youren (ceremonial gown) (Artifact)
Description: The ceremonial gown worn by Yuan Shikai on the day of his proclamation as Emperor Hongxian


Name: Online shopping (Activity)
Description: Buying goods over the internet


Name: Tomb of Pope Julius II (Monument)
Description: A tomb created by Michelangelo for Pope Julius II


Name: COVID-19 pandemic in the United States (event)
Description: The city was significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.


Name: Svartån (River)
Description: A river in Örebro


Name: Ming dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: Chinese dynasty that ruled China from 1368 to 1644.


Name: Andrej Babiš (person)
Description: Second-richest man in the Czech Republic and leader of ANO 2011


Name: Construction Materials, Limestone for Lime Production, and in Agriculture as a Soil Amendment (Products)
Description: Materials or substances used for various purposes.


Name: Syracuse (City)
Description: A city in Sicily, known for its numismatic art during the classical period


Name: Green Light (Light)
Description: The color of light with a dominant wavelength between approximately 500 and 570 nanometers.


Name: No Religion (Religion)
Description: people who declared themselves without a religion


Name: Leposavić (City)
Description: Incorporated into Kosovo and Metohija in 1959


Name: habitat of India's tigers (Geographical Region/Wildlife)
Description: Area affected by soapstone mining


Name: Increased production and consumption (Phenomenon)
Description: An increase in the production and consumption of animal products over the past 50 years