Name: Gadolinium Aluminum Gallium Garnet (GAGG) (Inorganic compound)
Description: A scintillator array used as sensor units in the Gamma-ray Transients Monitor


Name: U.S. Geological Survey (Organization)
Description: A scientific agency of the U.S. Federal Government focused on natural resource management and Earth science research.


Name: Nanoribbons (Allotrope)
Description: A type of carbon allotrope


Name: Virgin of El Rocío (Religious figure)
Description: An image of the Virgin and Child


Name: Frederick Soddy (Person)
Description: British physicist and chemist


Name: Belgium's constitution (Legislation)
Description: The fundamental law of Belgium


Name: True (Boolean Value)
Description: Indicates whether the mineral forms needles or not


Name: Inuit (ethnic group)
Description: Eskimo people inhabiting the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska


Name: Carabinieri (Military force)
Description: An autonomous corps of the military, policing the military and civilian population


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


Name: Brazilian Modernism (Literary Movement)
Description: Concerned with a nationalist avant-garde literature in Brazil


Name: Raeti and Vindelici (Alpine Tribe)
Description: An Alpine people, historically attested in what is now Switzerland and Germany


Name: Scotland (Region)
Description: One of the four countries of the United Kingdom


Name: Palace economy (Economic model)
Description: An economic system where much of the economy revolved around centralized storage and redistribution of agricultural produce


Name: private seals (Artifact)
Description: Seals that can also carry the name of the person's private studio


Name: Scent (Sensory Perception)
Description: Perception of scents or odors


Name: increased_unemployment, decreased_consumer_spending, and potential bank failures (Economy)
Description: Outcomes that can be led to by a recession


Name: Zayyanid kingdom (Kingdom)
Description: The Zayyanid kingdom that reached as far as Tunis


Name: Sigmund Freud (Person)
Description: founder of psychoanalysis


Name: National Military Academy of Afghanistan and Afghan Defense University (Military education institution)
Description: Institutions dedicated to training officers for the Afghan Armed Forces


Name: Boroughs (Geographical subdivision)
Description: An administrative division of a larger city or region.


Name: Earth's atmosphere (Environmental entity)
Description: the atmosphere of Earth


Name: First irregular echinoids (the Atelostomata) (Subset of echinoids)
Description: The first irregular echinoids that appeared during the early Jurassic


Name: Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (1990) (Legislation)
Description: Law requiring compensation to uranium miners diagnosed with cancer or other respiratory ailments


Name: imitation engraved gems (Object)
Description: Enabling a huge production of what are really imitation engraved gems


Name: Stars explode as supernovae (Cosmic event)
Description: Magnesium is expelled into the interstellar medium when stars explode as supernovae.


Name: Tunnel/Foundation/Slope Construction (Engineering Activity)
Description: Construction activities related to tunnels, foundations, or slopes


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: South American country


Name: Star sapphires and rubies (MineralClass)
Description: Natural gemstones that get their asterism from titanium dioxide impurities


Name: Gotthard Road Tunnel (Infrastructure)
Description: A road tunnel connecting Göschenen on the north side with Airolo on the south side


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


Name: higher dopant concentration (Physical property)
Description: Dopant concentration used for pulsed lasers


Name: Crete (Island)
Description: Largest Greek island and site of Minoan civilization


Name: atomic bomb (weapon)
Description: 15 lb (6.8 kg) of uranium-235 can be used to make an atomic bomb


Name: Global Temperature Rise Reduction (Climate Impact)
Description: Estimated impact of China achieving its carbon reduction targets on global temperature rise


Name: Town (Organization)
Description: The organization that bought the house


Name: Other Potential Health Issues (health concern)
Description: various medical conditions or problems that may arise from uranium exposure


Name: Cologne War through the Thirty Years' Wars (1618–1648) (historical_conflict)
Description: Series of religious conflicts that devastated German lands


Name: Benvenuto Cellini (Person)
Description: Maliciously compared Baccio Bandinelli's work to 'a sack of melons'


Name: Afghanistan (country)
Description: Located in South-Central Asia


Name: Hastings in Sussex (Place)
Description: at a by-election later the same month


Name: Neanderthals (Species)
Description: Neanderthals who created the earliest known jewelry (perforated beads)


Name: Oxidation of Iron Oxide (Chemical Reaction)
Description: The process in which iron oxide is converted into iron through reduction.


Name: estimated 3 million deaths (QuantitativeValue)
Description: The number of deaths during the Balkan Wars, primarily among Muslim communities


Name: massive stars (Celestial Body)
Description: The location where most 16O isotopes are produced.


Name: Kingdom of Tungning (kingdom)
Description: A historical kingdom that existed on the island of Taiwan from 1662 to 1683.


Name: 16th-century Germany (time period)
Description: -


Name: Introduction of metal tools (technological advancement)
Description: The introduction of metal tools occurred in the late Zhou period (1050–256 B.C.)


Name: US State Dept Officials (Governmental Entity)
Description: Official representatives of the US State Department.


Name: Qing Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The final dynasty to gain political power within China, beginning in 1644 until 1911


Name: Bavaria (Polity)
Description: Duchy during the Middle Ages in present-day Germany and Austria


Name: Products exploiting structural color (Product)
Description: Products such as 'photonic' cosmetics.


Name: Industrial Robotic or Office Machinery (Printers) (Technology)
Description: Uses industrial robotic or office machinery to apply the pigment.


Name: Jewelers (Profession)
Description: Individuals involved in the jewelry trade or creation of jewelry


Name: architectural_masterpiece (GeographicArea)
Description: A city known for its impressive and innovative architectural designs


Name: Latin medalia (Language term)
Description: The term 'medalia' is derived from Latin.


Name: England (Region)
Description: A region in the United Kingdom


Name: Mycenaean shields (military equipment)
Description: The protective shields used by Mycenaean warriors.


Name: The color of rubies (Physical property)
Description: Can be modified by iron and trapped hole color centers.


Name: Mohammed VI Polytechnic University, l'Institut national des postes et télécommunications [fr; ar], École Nationale Supérieure d'Électricité et de Mecanique (ENSEM), EMI, ISCAE, INSEA, National School of Mineral Industry, École Hassania des Travaux Publics, Les Écoles nationales de commerce et de gestion, École supérieure de technologie de Casablanca (Postgraduate Schools)
Description: Some prestigious postgraduate schools located in Morocco


Name: Two stages of Enseignement secondaire (Educational Stages)
Description: General academic and specialized.


Name: Cataclasite (Fault rock)
Description: A cataclastic rock that consists of angular clasts in a finer-grained matrix


Name: Parthenon (Architecture)
Description: The finest example of Greek architecture.


Name: Crown (Symbol)
Description: A symbol of rulership or sovereignty


Name: Japanese Keshi pearls (Jewelry)
Description: Keshi pearls sent to India


Name: Nazi Germany (HistoricalEntity)
Description: the historical entity that existed from 1938 to 1945


Name: Shangshu (Book of Documents) (Text)
Description: An ancient Chinese text where the imperial emblems were documented


Name: Glacial zone (Climate_zone)
Description: The coldest and highest elevation climate zone in Colombia.


Name: Hattusa (City)
Description: Location where the Hittite Empire was established


Name: Sonic boom, shock waves (Physical phenomenon)
Description: Causes of sounds during meteorite falls


Name: Jewelry and currency (Economic)
Description: Items of value or exchange


Name: wooden sculpture (sculpture)
Description: Surviving wooden sculptures from across the Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia region.


Name: Snow is rare in the coastal areas of the Aegean Sea and very rare in the coastal areas of the Mediterranean Sea (Event)
Description: Description of the snowfall event.


Name: Turks (EthnicGroup)
Description: Competing powers of the era


Name: Imperial and French Fiefs in the Netherlands and Belgium (Political Entity)
Description: The collection of fiefs that were united under the County of Holland


Name: None (generic) (Mycenaean Deity)
Description: Unspecified Mycenaean deities.


Name: Old Church Slavonic (or Old Bulgarian) (Language)
Description: First common Slavic literary language


Name: Indian Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: The sculptures created during the Gupta Empire are significant for Indian art history


Name: Prosperous Middle-Classes (Social Group)
Description: Wealthy group in Europe during the 18th century


Name: Glengarry basin, Western Australia (Geographical location)
Description: A geographical basin in Western Australia


Name: Woad (Plant)
Description: A blue-coloured dye produced from Isatis tinctoria


Name: Pride and Prejudice (2005 film) (Film)
Description: A film adaptation of the novel Pride and Prejudice


Name: Claude Debussy (Composer)
Description: A French composer associated with Impressionist music.


Name: general secretary (political position)
Description: of China


Name: Decoration on the underside (working surface) (Decoration)
Description: Surface of Jitsuin that should be plain


Name: 6th–7th century burial near Chalon-sur-Saône (historical event)
Description: A burial of a girl dated between the 6th and 7th centuries, found near Chalon-sur-Saône


Name: Greece (continent)
Description: Country located in Southeastern Europe and Southwestern Asia


Name: Sphingomonas sp. strain BSAR-1 (Bacteria)
Description: A bacterium that expresses a high activity alkaline phosphatase for bioprecipitation of uranium


Name: Etruscan Writing (Writing System)
Description: The writing system used by the Etruscans.


Name: Product of intentional human manufacture (Concept)
Description: Rather than occurring naturally through processes not involving or requiring human activity


Name: Ran Grove (Arad Park) (Park)
Description: A park located 8 kilometers west of the city center of Arad.


Name: climate change (Concept)
Description: A concept referring to significant changes in global or regional climate patterns.


Name: Gems owned by St Albans Abbey (artifact)
Description: Gems that were illustrated by Matthew Paris


Name: the cultural image of Mexico (cultural representation)
Description: a visual or artistic portrayal that represents a nation's culture


Name: 1492 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Diamond Cubic Lattice (Crystalline Structure)
Description: The most common crystal structure of diamond


Name: OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) (Political Entity)
Description: An international organization that promotes economic growth, financial stability, employment, social cohesion, and sustainable development in its member countries


Name: Hoori (Mythological character)
Description: Hoori, who is told by the water deity about creating winds.


Name: Uranium-238 (Isotope)
Description: Isotope of uranium used in nuclear reactions to produce plutonium


Name: State Council (Executive Body)
Description: The executive body in China


Name: 4.2 million (as of June 2020) (quantity)
Description: Combined number of people living in Taipei and Kaohsiung as of June 2020


Name: Western Balkans (geographical location)
Description: A region in Southeastern Europe, including modern-day countries such as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Serbia, and Slovenia


Name: Ammonia-based Cleaning Kits (product)
Description: A cleaning solution containing ammonia for cleaning diamonds.


Name: GIA system (System)
Description: -


Name: The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs (Organization)
Description: A committee within the US Senate responsible for legislation and oversight related to Native American issues


Name: Jair Bolsonaro (Person)
Description: 41st President of Brazil


Name: 2016 (Year)
Description: The year in which Benin had a biocapacity deficit.


Name: Aragonese fleet under Roger de Lluria (Fleet)
Description: A naval force under Roger de Lluria


Name: large hanging earrings, long necklaces and heavy pendants (Etruscan jewelry)
Description: Jewelry items that were popular during the archaic period


Name: Dry Cottonwood Creek near Deer Lodge, Montana (geographical location)
Description: A creek and its location in Deer Lodge, Montana


Name: Czech koruna (Currency)
Description: The official currency of the Czech Republic


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


Name: Banu Hilal Arab tribes (historical_tribe)
Description: Massive migration of Banu Hilal Arab tribes in the 13th century


Name: Indo-Sassanids (Dynasty)
Description: A branch of the Sassanid Empire that ruled over parts of modern Afghanistan


Name: Red and blue (Color combination)
Description: A color combination that forms violet


Name: 0.2 parts per million (Concentration)
Description: A concentration level


Name: The Alpine area (Area)
Description: The area that Wordsworth visited and wrote about.


Name: Federal District (Political Division)
Description: A political division of Brazil


Name: Germany's military spending according to NATO criteria in 2023 (Amount)
Description: The amount of military spending by Germany according to NATO criteria in 2023


Name: some species only survive in specific micro-climates (wildlife)
Description: Various animal and plant species found in the Alps


Name: Garnet identification (Gem identification techniques)
Description: The process of identifying garnets from other gemstones


Name: Four stable isotopes (Physical property of Iron)
Description: The four stable isotopes of iron are 54Fe, 56Fe, 57Fe and 58Fe.


Name: Wine (Product)
Description: Australian wine


Name: Arms and ammunition (Military equipment)
Description: Weapons designed to be held by hand or carried on the body


Name: Legislation (EC) (Legislation)
Description: The European Commission proposes legislation for the European Union.


Name: Geological Changes (Geological Process)
Description: Processes that re-expose deposits to the atmosphere


Name: Ultramarine (Mineral)
Description: A close relative of Lapis Lazuli used for blue pigments


Name: Venetian glassmakers (14th century) (Occupation)
Description: Craftsmen who made glass in the city of Venice during the 14th century


Name: collecting tribute and punishing wrongdoers (Activity)
Description: Main duties of the army


Name: Taenarum (City)
Description: Ancient city located at Cape Taenarum (or Cape Matapan)


Name: 2 Colombian hospitals (in 2023) (Hospital)
Description: Health care institutions ranked among the top 75 of the world


Name: Pierre Curie (Person)
Description: French physicist


Name: 2,770 m (9,088 ft) (Distance)
Description: The height of the pass


Name: Wind Cave National Park (National park)
Description: A national park located in the Southern Hills


Name: signal transduction pathways, neurotransmitter release, muscle contraction, enzymes, fertilization (BiologicalProcess)
Description: Calcium Ions play a vital role in signal transduction pathways, neurotransmitter release, muscle contraction, enzymes, and fertilization.


Name: Evangelization of the Moravian Elite (Event)
Description: The event when the Moravian elite converted to Christianity in the mid-9th century


Name: nephrite jade (term)
Description: a term for nephrite jade


Name: Liangdang (Clothing)
Description: A type of undershirt or waistcoat worn in Northern China during the Sixteen Kingdoms period


Name: A12 road (Road)
Description: A major road running between London and Great Yarmouth


Name: 'Brahmanic-Sanskritic Hinduism' (Religion)
Description: One of the three Hindu religions


Name: Pomegranate (Iranian belief) (Fruit)
Description: Pomegranate as referred to in Iranian beliefs


Name: valley of the Kinzig (Valley)
Description: A valley in Hesse, Germany


Name: Land of Brazil (Terra do Brasil) (Geographical Area)
Description: A name commonly given to the land due to the brazilwood trade


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: A state in the Midwestern and Southern regions of the United States


Name: Gymnasium or Realgymnasium Strands (Educational Pathway)
Description: The two educational paths offered to pupils at age 12 in Gymnasium


Name: cultured pearls (Type of Pearl)
Description: Pearls formed in pearl farms using human intervention and natural processes


Name: Concrete (Material)
Description: A composite material made by combining a relatively strong, durable binder, Portland cement paste, with aggregates such as sand, gravel, crushed rock, or natural pebbles


Name: [Arretium, Caisra, Clevsin, Curtun, Perusna, Pupluna, Veii, Tarchna, Vetluna, Volterra, Velzna, and Velch] (City)
Description: The twelve cities in the Etruscan League


Name: Occupy Wall Street protests (Event)
Description: series of demonstrations in Zuccotti Park


Name: Western modern architecture (architectural style)
Description: Modern architectural style originating from the West.


Name: Marcus Aurelius' Column (Historical Artifact)
Description: Roman triumphal column by 193


Name: Carat Weight (Weight Measurement)
Description: The standard unit of weight for diamonds


Name: Philippines (Country)
Description: The country where the Pearl of Puerto was found


Name: Beiyang government (government)
Description: nascent government established after the 1911 Revolution


Name: Nabimusaite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: faults and fractures (Geological feature)
Description: Features that are indicative of brittle behavior


Name: Public Funding and Management (Governance)
Description: Method of financing and administration for educational institutions


Name: Value of copper (Economic value)
Description: The high monetary worth of copper due to its usefulness and scarcity.


Name: Towns in the Alps (e.g., Aosta, Martigny, Lausanne, Partenkirchen) (Geographical location)
Description: Various towns located within the Alps


Name: Franz-Joseph Müller von Reichenstein (Person)
Description: Chemist who produced a similar substance to titanium around the same time but could not identify it.


Name: Ticino (Geographical Location)
Description: A canton of Switzerland.


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


Name: Maximilian I (person)
Description: Holy Roman Emperor and Archduke of Austria


Name: Beersheba (City)
Description: Nearby location


Name: trimethylaluminium (Al2Me6) (chemical compound)
Description: Dimer such as dimers mentioned in the text


Name: Lusatian culture (Cultural period)
Description: A cultural period in eastern Germany and Poland during the late Bronze Age


Name: Unenriched Uranium Fuel (Fuel)
Description: Uranium fuel not enriched in uranium-235


Name: Monthly records (Weather Records)
Description: Several monthly records were set after 2010 according to official SMHI statistics


Name: Caratage (city)
Description: an ancient city in modern-day Tunisia


Name: Lithium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Li and atomic number 3. It is a soft, silvery-white metal


Name: Ouattara (Person)
Description: Ivorian politician, former Prime Minister and current President of Ivory Coast


Name: Thermal Probe (Instrument or Tool)
Description: A pair of battery-powered thermistors mounted in a fine copper tip


Name: Antidote to Industrial Production (Concept)
Description: Belief that an object should be designed and made by the same person


Name: Vietnam (Country)
Description: The country where Buddhism was introduced around 1st–2nd centuries


Name: Global Emissions (Emission Data)
Description: The total amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere.


Name: Government of France (Government)
Description: The governing body of the country.


Name: Laurent Gbagbo (Person)
Description: Former President of Ivory Coast


Name: Committee of Public Safety (Government Body)
Description: A revolutionary committee that governed France during the Reign of Terror.


Name: Degrees and programs in a wide range of fields (Degree)
Description: Programs offered


Name: Blacksmiths (profession in metalworking)
Description: Individuals who work with iron or steel to create objects, primarily using a forge and hammer


Name: 'natural' (Concept)
Description: The term indicating that a diamond is found in nature, not lab-created


Name: nobility (social_group)
Description: A group of people distinguished above commoners by their titles, privileges, or other distinctions


Name: Exceptional Stiffness (Physical Property)
Description: Has a Young's modulus of 287 GPa.


Name: Tomb of the Unknowns (Tomb of the Unknown Soldier) (Monument)
Description: A monument at Arlington National Cemetery, where a 56-ton block of Yule Marble was used.


Name: Nobles (Social group)
Description: A member of a nobility or ruling class in feudal societies


Name: Middle Ages and Ancient Greek/Roman Art (Time Period Class)
Description: Artistic traditions during the Middle Ages and Ancient Greek/Roman periods.


Name: Karl Lueger (Politician)
Description: Austrian politician who used pan-Germanism as a form of populism


Name: Natural minerals (Geological term)
Description: Solid, inorganic substances occurring naturally as solids and having an orderly internal structure


Name: early 1970s by Soviet scientists under V. V. Osiko at the Lebedev Physical Institute in Moscow (Location, People and Time)
Description: The location, people, and time it was perfected


Name: Sculpture with precious materials (Artwork)
Description: Sculptures that use gold, silver, jade, and ivory


Name: Branching Fulgurites (Geological Formation)
Description: A specific type of fulgurite with branching structures


Name: Manhattan (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division of New York City


Name: Terminology in international trade legislation (Legislation)
Description: The terminology used to refer to foods and goods derived from animals or closely related to them in international trade


Name: Nice (City)
Description: A city on the French Riviera, known for its Mediterranean climate, beaches, and luxury hotels.


Name: Fastener Quality Assurance Act of 1988 (HR5051) (Act)
Description: Proposed to require laboratory testing of fasteners in critical use applications prior to sale


Name: Petrology (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of rocks, including their mineral composition, texture, structure, and origin


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


Name: Varies between groups (Group Variability)
Description: The variation of the orientation of the other axes among different groups


Name: hat (category of garment)
Description: General category for various types of headwear


Name: Posterior Rhine (River)
Description: The river that collects the waters of the Albula.


Name: Kasolite crystal structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: The arrangement of atoms, molecules or ions in a solid substance.


Name: Kansas City (City)
Description: A city in Missouri with a streetcar system


Name: West Francia (Political Entity)
Description: West Francia, the predecessor of France, was one of the three parts into which the Carolingian Empire was divided after the Treaty of Verdun in 843


Name: Zodiac symbols (Symbol)
Description: Symbols representing the Zodiac constellations, popular in the Middle East during the Medieval period


Name: Muslims in Russia (Religious group)
Description: Muslims residing in Russia


Name: Fluorine (Element)
Description: Mostly herbicides and fungicides with a few crop regulators


Name: 25% of the total population (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the total population that is foreigners or their descendants.


Name: Pahari painting (Art style)
Description: Indian hill painting tradition, with Kangra, Guller and Basholi as major sub-styles


Name: Kamakura Period (Historical Era)
Description: A period in Japanese history that lasted from 1185 to 1333, characterized by political instability and the rise of the Kamakura shogunate.


Name: fideicommissum into a foundation (legal action)
Description: The legal action that transformed the fideicommissum into a foundation


Name: Forsterite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral stable over a broad range of pressure and temperature in marble


Name: Potatoes, Cereals, Fruits, Wines (Agricultural Commodities)
Description: Agricultural products grown or produced on the island


Name: Hermaphroditism (Coral reproduction)
Description: Entire colonies usually have both male and female reproductive organs


Name: Okanogan County (Location)
Description: A county in the U.S. state of Washington


Name: Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust (Organization)
Description: A marine conservation charity based in Tobermory


Name: Body fossils of animals thought to have made them (Fossil type)
Description: The remains of the soft-bodied organisms or hard parts


Name: Asbestos in the northeastern part of Carystus in the Okhi mountain (Resource)
Description: -


Name: Zircon (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with various industrial uses, primarily for ceramics and refractories


Name: Each other, Renal Pelvis respectively (Structures within the Kidney)
Description: The urine flows from minor calyces to major calyces and then to renal pelvis.


Name: Fission Research And Weapon Development (Scientific and Military Application)
Description: Uranium used in the Manhattan Project and the Cold War for fission research and weapon development


Name: Bronze Age and Iron Age remains (Archeological Findings)
Description: Artifacts from the Bronze and Iron Ages


Name: Emil Orlík (Illustrator or Cartoonist)
Description: A Czech illustrator and cartoonist who gained fame in the first half of the 20th century


Name: Flanders (Region)
Description: One of the three regions and one of the two constituent entities of Belgium.


Name: Minoan Civilization (Ancient Culture)
Description: An ancient civilization located on the island of Crete


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: European country


Name: Basal cleavage (Property)
Description: A type of cleavage that occurs in one direction, distinctive property of the micas


Name: Illicit smugglers and collectors (Group)
Description: Individuals who illegally hoard or remove coins from circulation due to their high value


Name: Insulin Secretion Compromise (Condition)
Description: A condition where the secretion of insulin is impaired.


Name: Plumbing (Technology)
Description: A system of tubes, valves, pipes, and fittings for conveyance of liquids or gases.


Name: scientists and general readers in the Western world (Group)
Description: Widely published his findings


Name: Brine pools (in Nevada) (Geographical feature)
Description: Brine pools located in Nevada


Name: Italy via (Connection)
Description: Connection with Italy through the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Roman collecting (concept)
Description: The practice of collecting artifacts in ancient Rome


Name: Chicken (Animal Product)
Description: Commonly consumed in Ivory Coast


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


Name: Maupiti (Island)
Description: The oldest island in the Society Archipelago chain


Name: British Cultural Studies (Concept)
Description: A version of cultural studies developed in the UK after the late 1970s


Name: Beryl (Species)
Description: A mineral species that includes emerald, aquamarine, red beryl, goshenite, heliodor, and morganite as varieties.


Name: Terrace Roofs (Roof Type)
Description: Roofs may be terraces or tiled in the Roman imbrex and tegula style


Name: Neoclassical and Gothic Revival architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: European styles introduced to Brazil during the 19th century.


Name: Electron (Particle)
Description: One of the components of an electron-hole pair.


Name: Strategic provinces (Geographical area)
Description: Provinces that were the basis for further expansion of the Aztec empire.


Name: Bultfontein proper (Area)
Description: The area of Bultfontein within its city limits


Name: Fish Hook (Specific Type of Hook)
Description: A type of hook particularly known for its barb.


Name: Solid Nacre (Material)
Description: The main component of keshi pearls


Name: Patient (Role)
Description: Individual receiving healthcare services in the reformed Ukrainian healthcare system


Name: Corundum (Species)
Description: A mineral species that includes ruby and sapphire as varieties.


Name: Onsernone (Place)
Description: The place that Seghelina is a part of during the Middle Ages


Name: Nabi Musa Shrine and Nabi Musa Festivities (Entity)
Description: Official custodians of the shrine and hosts of the festival


Name: UK (Country)
Description: One of the trading partners of North Macedonia within the EU


Name: Russo-Ukrainian War (Conflict)
Description: Ongoing military conflict between Russia and Ukraine


Name: Fine dining restaurants in Ipswich Waterfront (Restaurant)
Description: -


Name: maintaining the vitality and relevance of the Norwegian film industry in today's global marketplace (Description of The Norwegian Film Institute)
Description: The Norwegian Film Institute offers financial support for the creation, production, and distribution of new Norwegian movies, guaranteeing a continuous flow of unique, innovative content and keeping the Norwegian film industry contemporary and engaging in today's worldwide market


Name: Greek Burial Crown (Artifact)
Description: Ancient Greek funerary crown made of gold


Name: Environmental factors affecting copper's patina (Environmental impact)
Description: The influence of factors such as air quality, humidity, and temperature on the development of copper's patina.


Name: economic difficulties (Economic Problem)
Description: The economic problems faced by North Macedonia after gaining independence.


Name: 1820 (Year)
Description: Around this year, lever watches became common


Name: Natural environment (Environment type)
Description: An environment that is not created or controlled by humans.


Name: 32,000 BC (time)
Description: Year marking the settlement by modern humans in Ukraine and its vicinity


Name: green face (physical_attribute)
Description: portrayal of the monster in The Bride of Frankenstein poster


Name: Venice (Political entity)
Description: A city-state and maritime republic in Eastern Italy


Name: Magyars and the Kabars (Group)
Description: Tribal confederations


Name: Vlašić mountain (Mountain)
Description: A mountain in Bosnia and Herzegovina, from which the Jadar River originates.


Name: NIMBY (Social Movement)
Description: Opposition of residents to a new development because it is close to them


Name: Jadeite (Mineral variety)
Description: One of the several types of stone known as 'jade'


Name: Mora IK (Ice Hockey team)
Description: Another ice hockey team from Dalarna


Name: Characteristic absorption spectrum of diamond (Spectral properties)
Description: The fine line at 415 nm that diamonds exhibit


Name: Chapel S. Giacomo (Chapel)
Description: The chapel that was built in Chiosso in the second half of the 17th century


Name: Dental floss (product)
Description: A type of thin, slick string used for oral hygiene


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


Name: Ancient quarry on Mount Pentelicus (ArchaeologicalSite)
Description: The ancient marble quarry on Mount Pentelicus


Name: Side-sword design (design aspect)
Description: The design of the side-sword that included a guard for the finger.


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


Name: Not specified (Event)
Description: Recognition event in 1832


Name: Hydrothermal vein systems associated with sulfides (Geological formation)
Description: Another way sulfate minerals can form


Name: Tolkowsky Brilliant (Diamond cut)
Description: Cut developed by Marcel Tolkowsky in 1919


Name: Huacos portrait vases (Artwork)
Description: Pottery artwork from the Moche culture, known for depicting human faces expressing different emotions.


Name: Endemic Taxa (Animal Species)
Description: Species unique to the Black Hills, such as white-winged junco, Cooper's Rocky Mountain snail, Black Hills subspecies of red-bellied snake, and a Black Hills subspecies of southern red-backed vole


Name: Each Drum (Component)
Description: A single drum in the columns.


Name: LGBT rights and abortion rights (Rights)
Description: Legal protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender individuals and the right to safe and legal abortions


Name: centralized autocracy (Government System)
Description: A system of government in which supreme power is concentrated in a single person or entity and decisions are made centrally


Name: Minerals, Sand, Glass Beads, Metal Pellets, Copper Slag, Dry Ice (Material)
Description: Various minerals and materials used to make coated abrasives.


Name: 2030 (Time)
Description: Year when the potential source of lithium (geothermal wells leachates) was identified


Name: Niaosung culture (Culture)
Description: A culture where iron appeared.


Name: Europe during the Middle Ages (era)
Description: In Europe during the Middle Ages


Name: Parliaments (Legislative Body)
Description: Legislative bodies specific to each canton


Name: Rumelia Eyalet (administrative_region)
Description: A province or Eyalet of the Ottoman Empire, which consisted of a region of central Albania and western North Macedonia


Name: Tin or Tinia (Deity)
Description: A higher deity in the Etruscan pantheon, representing the sky.


Name: Faialense (Ethnic Group)
Description: Inhabitants of Faial Island


Name: The four immeasurables or four abodes (Meditation Practice)
Description: Four virtues or directions for meditation in Buddhist traditions


Name: Antimicrobial copper alloy products (Object)
Description: Refers to copper alloy products that are being installed in healthcare facilities due to their antimicrobial properties


Name: Bandeirantes (Group)
Description: Explorers and colonizers in colonial Brazil


Name: Non-spectral Color (Quality)
Description: Sometimes called a non-spectral color


Name: Marine organisms (Living being)
Description: Organisms living in the ocean


Name: Autosomal DNA (Genetic Marker)
Description: DNA shared by all parts of an individual's genome


Name: Miscarriage (medical condition)
Description: The loss of a fetus before it is able to survive independently


Name: Stresa (Town)
Description: The town of Stresa that is near Mosogno


Name: Egypt (location)
Description: Country in northeastern Africa


Name: Carat (Weight measurement unit)
Description: A unit of weight equal to 0.2 grams, commonly used for measuring diamonds.


Name: Marl (Geological Feature)
Description: Mainly present in the Serres de Llevant, more rapid erosion has resulted in lower elevations


Name: Grand Canyon (Natural landmark)
Description: A popular destination for stargazing due to its dark skies and clear night views


Name: Semarkona and Chervony Kut meteorites (Meteorite)
Description: Phases of the Semarkona and Chervony Kut meteorites


Name: Ransom (transaction)
Description: Payment made to release a prisoner of war back to their family or clan


Name: Aerogel (Material)
Description: A synthetic porous solid with a solid framework that is filled with gas.


Name: North Korea Nuclear Threat (Military Threat)
Description: The threat posed by North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs


Name: One free neutron (Particle)
Description: In the nuclear reaction that occurs, a beryllium nucleus is transmuted into carbon-12


Name: Germany and France (Alliances)
Description: An alliance between Germany and France


Name: Sapphires with a secondary hue of brown or black (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has a secondary hue of brown or black in addition to the primary blue hue


Name: Joseph Stalin (Person)
Description: General Secretary of the Communist Party who became the country's dictator by the 1930s


Name: 1971 (year)
Description: Year when the production of synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals was first reported


Name: Laboratory (LocationType)
Description: Academic laboratories where oxygen can be prepared


Name: Augustus (Emperor) (Person)
Description: First Roman Emperor


Name: jewellery (artifact)
Description: Precious objects made of precious materials, worn for personal adornment


Name: Generation, transportation, treatment, storage and disposal (Lifecycle stages)
Description: Stages in the life cycle of hazardous waste


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


Name: Chlorine trifluoride (Compound)
Description: A compound able to ignite other substances


Name: Guadalquivir valley and plain of Granada (geographical location)
Description: River valleys in southern Spain


Name: Changshan and Magua (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese formal wear for men, established in 1927


Name: More Evolved Volcanic Rocks (Geological Entity)
Description: Volcanic rocks with higher silica content


Name: East Macedonia and Thrace region (Geographical region)
Description: As a separate regional unit


Name: Unnormalized chroma (Color Space Property)
Description: The radial component of the cylindrical coordinate representation of LAB and LUV color spaces


Name: Nicéphore Niépce (Person)
Description: A French inventor who developed the first photoengraving process


Name: Young's modulus, compressive and tensile strength, and the pressure at which they transition from brittle to ductile behavior (Mechanical property)
Description: Properties that determine the mechanical behavior of the rock


Name: biominerals (Mineral)
Description: Biominerals in the mineral kingdom


Name: Maintenance-free automotive batteries (Device)
Description: Using calcium–lead alloys instead of antimony–lead alloys


Name: Language (Communication Medium)
Description: Art can also refer to the developed and efficient use of a language to convey meaning


Name: Yule Marble (Material)
Description: The type of marble found in the Yule Creek Valley


Name: Taipei (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Taiwan.


Name: Original Porphritic, Fluidal, Vesicular or Fragmental Structures of the Igneous Rock (Geological Structure)
Description: Structures present in the igneous rock before its thermal alteration.


Name: Temperature upon landing (Property)
Description: Ranges from 'burning hot to the touch' to cold enough to condense water and form a frost


Name: Upper crust (Geological formation)
Description: The topmost layer of the Earth's crust, which geologists can directly sample.


Name: German petrologists (Profession)
Description: Scientists who study rocks and minerals in Germany


Name: State service, Local service and Hospital service (Job Role)
Description: Three categories of public sector employment in France


Name: Religions and cultures (Societal concept)
Description: Beliefs and practices of a group or society.


Name: many small and picturesque villages (Village)
Description: several small and beautiful villages that exist in Aosta Valley


Name: Paleontology (Science)
Description: The study of life that existed prior to, and sometimes including, the start of the Holocene Epoch (roughly 11,700 years before present)


Name: more than 2,300 sunshine hours every year (Sunshine Hours)
Description: Number of sunshine hours Ticino receives compared to Zurich


Name: 85% (Numerical Value)
Description: Percentage of decline in profits during 2008-2009


Name: Hypernymy (semantic relation)
Description: A semantic relation between a generic term (hypernym) and a specific instance of it (hyponym).


Name: 1 year (Duration)
Description: The length of mandatory military service for Greek military personnel.


Name: Transport (Atlantic Ocean) (Transport Route)
Description: The Atlantic Ocean as a vital transport route for global trade


Name: Sierre (City)
Description: A city in Valais


Name: Cut steel jewellery (artifact)
Description: An ornament made of cut steel


Name: Emu (Animal)
Description: Large flightless bird native to Australia


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


Name: Person (Class)
Description: Category for human entities


Name: Alluvial diamonds (Diamond)
Description: More easily exploited by rebels


Name: Polisario Front (Militant group)
Description: A Sahrawi political and military organization.


Name: Kabul (City)
Description: Location of National Military Academy of Afghanistan and Afghan Defense University


Name: Saint Peter (Person)
Description: An apostle and martyr in Christianity.


Name: Monoclinic and triclinic (Geometric Property)
Description: Two geometric properties of Chloritoid


Name: Melting and Differentiation of Asteroids (Geological Event)
Description: The process by which a celestial body becomes layered due to density differences


Name: Nephrostomy (Medical Procedure)
Description: A procedure to insert a drainage tube into the renal pelvis, bypassing the urinary tract.


Name: Monazite-(Nd) (Mineral)
Description: An exception where neodymium is dominant in the mineral


Name: Solid Flow (geological process)
Description: The slow movement of rocks in a solid state due to applied stress.


Name: Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont (Country Subdivision)
Description: Northern New England contains Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont


Name: Sharpened tools (Object)
Description: To place the honoured tools during New Year's


Name: 1087-1114 (Time Period)
Description: The period when Mallorca was an independent Taifa


Name: 2008 (Year)
Description: The year that Zimbabwe was suspended from the Kimberley Process


Name: Climates (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the climate tolerance of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Eastern Zhou period and Shang dynasty (historical_period)
Description: Historical periods in Chinese history.


Name: Joanna Hiffernan (Person)
Description: Mistress of James McNeill Whistler who was a model for the painting.


Name: Waltersdorf (Mniszków) (town)
Description: The town Waltersdorf (Mniszków)


Name: Refract light (Light Interaction)
Description: The function of the crown is to refract light into various colors


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: A common structural material.


Name: Public Transportation (Statistic)
Description: The public transportation in Cresciano


Name: Spruce and pine woods (NaturalFeature)
Description: Forests consisting mainly of spruce and pine found in the valleys of Oppdal, Norway


Name: The earliest recorded metal employed by humans (Fact)
Description: A fact related to the earliest metal used by humans


Name: British Economy (Economy)
Description: The economy of the United Kingdom


Name: King Charles I (Person)
Description: The King of England who was executed in the mid-17th century.


Name: Marco Polo (Person)
Description: Venetian merchant traveler and adventurer


Name: Industrial Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: Diamonds valued for hardness and heat conductivity, primarily used industrially


Name: Sunlight (Radiation)
Description: The light that is unable to pass through thick stratiform clouds, making them appear darker.


Name: industrialisation scheme (Economic policy)
Description: which quadrupled Soviet Ukraine's industrial output during the 1930s


Name: war with Ukraine (War)
Description: A military conflict that began in 2014.


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: An alliance that constitutes a system of collective defense between its member countries.


Name: laws of the spiritual world (interpretation by Vivekananda)
Description: A belief held by Hindu modernist Swami Vivekananda


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


Name: Greek War of Independence (War)
Description: The war fought for Greek independence from the Ottoman Empire


Name: a complex system of social hierarchy and a warrior elite (Societal Structure)
Description: The societal structure that was prevalent in the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Empress of Uruguay (Geode)
Description: The largest amethyst geode found as of 2007


Name: Those Born on a Wednesday (light green for those born at night) (Astrology)
Description: People born on a Wednesday, considered auspicious in Thailand and associated with light green


Name: Lunar Soil Samples from Tycho crater (Geological Sample)
Description: Samples collected by the American Surveyor 7 spacecraft near Tycho crater.


Name: Peru (Country)
Description: A neighboring country of Brazil to the west.


Name: Sámi (Language)
Description: Minority language recognized as co-official in Northern Norway


Name: Plants (Organism)
Description: When soil boron content exceeds 1.8 ppm, even somewhat tolerant plants will show symptoms of boron toxicity.


Name: Bicameral Parliament (LegislativeBody)
Description: A legislative body consisting of two chambers.


Name: Amazon Rainforest (Natural Feature)
Description: One of the largest and most biodiverse rainforests in the world


Name: Bengal School (ArtMovement)
Description: An art movement and style of Indian painting that originated in Bengal


Name: 5,268 square miles (13,640 km2) (Quantity)
Description: Land area of Okanogan County


Name: Sun (Star)
Description: The central star of the Solar System


Name: Maxixeite (mineral_variety)
Description: A green variety of beryl.


Name: Treated yet valuable sapphires (Quality of sapphire)
Description: Heat-treated sapphires are common in the market and, while they have been treated to improve their appearance, they are still considered valuable


Name: Kolmården (location)
Description: A location in the province of Östergötland, Sweden


Name: The diamond (Diamond)
Description: The large diamond discovered by an unknown party


Name: James Clerk Maxwell (Person)
Description: Scottish mathematical physicist


Name: Taiping Heavenly Kingdom (Han Chinese rebellion)
Description: Han Chinese rebellion during the mid-19th century


Name: China (Country)
Description: Saw a far-reaching popular uprising (the May Fourth Movement)


Name: Vue Entertainment (Company)
Description: Vue Entertainment (formerly known as Vue Cinema) is a British cinema chain, headquartered in the United Kingdom


Name: Sněžka (Mountain)
Description: The highest peak in Czech Republic


Name: Liberty, equality, fraternity, social and political upheaval (Characteristic)
Description: Key aspects that defined the French Revolution


Name: Bulgarian, Greek, and Serbian nationalists (Historical Group)
Description: Nationalist groups that contested the region in the early 20th century


Name: Gold-convertibility (Monetary_policy)
Description: The ability to exchange currency for a fixed amount of gold


Name: Members of the Portuguese diaspora in New England and Massachusetts Senator John F. Kennedy (Person)
Description: The individuals who spearheaded the migration to the United States


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A transparent crystalline form of carbon, extremely hard and valued for jewelry


Name: Martin Heinrich Klaproth (Scientist)
Description: German chemist who discovered uranium


Name: UV Radiation (Radiation)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation of wavelengths just shorter than those that can be seen by the human eye.


Name: Porcelain (Materials used in Coins)
Description: A non-metallic material used for some coins


Name: Low-background steel (Material)
Description: Steel manufactured prior to 1945


Name: Kinder Scout (Mountain Peak)
Description: The highest peak in the Peak District National Park


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: Largest minority religion in New Zealand according to the 2023 census


Name: Subparticle structure (Structure)
Description: The subparticle structure induced by the different particle and crystallite size growth rates at increasing annealing temperature


Name: Gold (Natural Resource)
Description: A precious metal that is the most malleable and ductile metal known


Name: Sedimentary basins (geological features)
Description: Depressions in the Earth's crust where sediments accumulate


Name: Biodiversity, Air pollution, Water Resources etc. (EnvironmentalIssue)
Description: The environmental issues Austria scores good in


Name: honoring Norway's rich cinematic history while paving the way for its vibrant future (Description of The Norwegian Film Institute)
Description: The Norwegian Film Institute provides resources for the preservation, restoration, and promotion of classic Norwegian movies, safeguarding their significance and ensuring their continued entertainment value for upcoming generations, while simultaneously fostering the growth and development of a prosperous and dynamic Norwegian film industry


Name: Silk Road transmission of Buddhism to China (Historical event)
Description: The event that marks the transmission of Buddhism from India to China via the Silk Road.


Name: Venezuela (Country)
Description: A country in South America


Name: Ureter (Tube)
Description: The tube that carries excreted urine from the kidney to the bladder.


Name: Rocks already discussed (Geological Formations)
Description: Formations in the Black Hills previously mentioned


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


Name: Witwatersrand Gold Rush (Event)
Description: A gold rush that occurred in Witwatersrand, South Africa


Name: clay ore (Geological formation)
Description: Requirement for concentrated sulfuric acid to leach lithium from clay ore in McDermitt caldera


Name: Rocks (Geological Entity)
Description: The rocks that undergo the process of metasomatism, including those that are only dehydrated


Name: Zinc Oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A common compound of zinc


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A country located in Western Europe.


Name: Body-centred cubic (BCC) structure (Metallurgical structure)
Description: A type of structure that the most stable form of pure iron assumes at room temperature


Name: 44 (Number)
Description: The number of workers who commuted away from Onsernone in 2000


Name: Luis de Góngora (Author)
Description: Greatest exponent of the culteranismo of Baroque poetry in the Siglo de Oro


Name: Female Figures (Artwork Type)
Description: A higher number of female figures compared to other ancient cultures


Name: Constitutional Monarchy (Government Type)
Description: The system of government in which the head of state is both a political leader and a figurehead.


Name: Karstic Processes (Geological Process)
Description: The dissolution of soluble rocks, such as limestone, by water to form distinctive landscapes


Name: Betzalel Tabib, Mordechai Brill, Tali Ploskov, Avraham Shochat (Person)
Description: Persons who have served as heads of the municipality of Arad


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: The country where Tyrol is located and with which it had a dispute over its status


Name: 18th- and 19th-century composers (People)
Description: Composers active between the 18th and 19th centuries


Name: Wind or Clouds Which Prevent Fog Formation (Meteorological Condition)
Description: Conditions that hinder the formation of fog.


Name: Aluminium Hydroxychlorides (Compound)
Description: A compound used in various industries


Name: Didierea (Genus)
Description: A genus of plants native to Madagascar and Africa


Name: Telecommunication services (Industry)
Description: Services provided by Afghan Telecom, Afghan Wireless, Etisalat, MTN Group, and Roshan


Name: Hungarians (ethnic group)
Description: Uralic ethnic group living mainly in Hungary and Romania


Name: Apricot (Fruit species)
Description: A stone fruit species


Name: Almost six million fraud and cyber crimes (Quantity)
Description: Number of fraud and cyber crimes committed in England and Wales in the previous year


Name: Moine gneisses (Geological Rocks)
Description: A group name of granulites


Name: Lake Biwa (Body of Water)
Description: A lake where the industry cultivated these pearls using the Biwa pearly mussel


Name: Transport Infrastructure Design, Construction, Maintenance, Operation, and Administration in Colombia (Transport Infrastructure Management)
Description: The design, construction, maintenance, operation, and administration of the transport infrastructure.


Name: Chemistry (Subject)
Description: A field of study that deals with substances and their properties and reactions


Name: Metropolitan France (country)
Description: Area that is now modern day France


Name: maqam (Muslim shrine) of Nabi Musa (Religious Site)
Description: A Muslim shrine dedicated to Prophet Moses


Name: Animal Product (Substance)
Description: A material derived from the body of a non-human animal


Name: Villages in Sierra Leone (Geographical location)
Description: Entire villages were burned


Name: Treaty of San Francisco (1952) (International agreement)
Description: The treaty that ended the Allied occupation


Name: Thessaly (Region)
Description: A region in Greece


Name: U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) (Government Agency)
Description: The government agency responsible for investigating the source of conflict minerals


Name: Italian forces (Military)
Description: The military force of Italy that the Greco-Italian War was fought against


Name: Spanish Citizens (Human Group)
Description: Citizens of Spain


Name: the Belt Supergroup in the Coeur d’Alene district of northern Idaho (Geological_formation)
Description: A geological formation located in the Coeur d'Alene district, northern Idaho


Name: Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: An object or material worn for personal adornment, decoration, or celebration.


Name: Shaivas (Followers of Shaivism)
Description: Adherents of the tradition that focuses on Shiva


Name: Taxonomy for software testing (Concept)
Description: A taxonomy to bridge the communication between researchers and practitioners in software testing


Name: War criminals from Japan (People group)
Description: The individuals charged with war crimes from Japan


Name: Alkali (Chemical Term)
Description: A substance that reacts with acids to produce salts and water.


Name: Genetic classification of ore deposits (Article)
Description: An article published in Science, new ser.


Name: Ruby (color) (Color)
Description: The deep tone of ruby that is called 'ruby' in the British Standards 381 color list.


Name: Afghan afghani (Currency)
Description: The currency of Afghanistan, which is the Afghan afghani


Name: Myōkō-Togakushi Renzan National Park (National Park)
Description: A national park in Japan.


Name: Benjamin Silliman Jr (Person)
Description: American chemist and educator, son of Benjamin Silliman


Name: Alexander Calder (artist)
Description: American sculptor and artist who is considered the seminal figure in American contemporary jewelry.


Name: island of Lesbos (geographical entity)
Description: An island located in the Aegean Sea.


Name: O-nami Elementary School (School)
Description: Elementary school in Kawamata, temporarily housing students displaced due to the Fukushima nuclear disaster


Name: water during photosynthesis (chemical compound)
Description: The process by which plants and other organisms convert carbon dioxide into glucose using sunlight.


Name: Fall foliage (natural_phenomenon)
Description: The fall foliage at the Shingon temple


Name: Bivalves, Gastropods and Cephalopods (Class of Molluscs)
Description: Some of the most ancient lineages of these classes.


Name: Campania (Region)
Description: One of the three Etruscan confederacies.


Name: 750,000 (Quantity)
Description: A numerical value representing the number of employees in the city's health care sector


Name: Eastern culture (culture)
Description: The cultures of Eastern societies


Name: Local professional body (organization)
Description: A local professional body is an organization that regulates a specific profession.


Name: Penetration twinning (Type of mineral twinning)
Description: Two single crystals that have grown into each other


Name: Fashion World (GeographicalArea)
Description: The community of individuals and organizations involved in the fashion industry


Name: Local elected governments (government entity)
Description: Governments at the local level within individual states


Name: Cyanobacteria (Organism)
Description: A group of prokaryotic photosynthetic organisms that are thought to have played a key role in the early evolution of Earth's atmosphere.


Name: north–south (Geographical direction)
Description: A direction facing towards North and South


Name: 13% (Numerical Value)
Description: Percentage of total assets held by US banks during 2008-2009


Name: Reliable Product Information (Information)
Description: Data concerning relevant characteristics of products, such as durability and reliability.


Name: Greek derivative opállios (language term)
Description: -


Name: Golden Horde (empire)
Description: A Mongol khanate that was the successor state to the Mongol Empire in eastern Europe and Central Asia


Name: Banbi (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing commonly worn in the Tang dynasty


Name: Cultural differences (differences)
Description: Differences in culture between various indigenous groups in Brazil


Name: Athenian water deities (Mythological entity)
Description: Deities associated with rivers and waters in Athens


Name: Cameo (type of jewelry)
Description: A decorative item carved in relief, typically used in jewelry and art


Name: Nephrectomy (Medical Term)
Description: A term derived from Latin and Ancient Greek, meaning related to the kidney.


Name: Iwaoka Shrine Festival, Isono Shrine Festival, Iizumi Shrine Festival (Festival)
Description: Three annual fall festivals in Saijō


Name: Middle Ages (time period)
Description: A period in European history that lasted from the 5th to the late 15th century


Name: Old Town Square (Square)
Description: A historic city square located in Prague, Czech Republic


Name: political life, diplomacy, and material well-being. (description)
Description: Description of the scope of Artha in Hinduism.


Name: White pigments, especially titanium dioxide (Substance)
Description: -


Name: Vladimir Illych Ulyanov (Vladimir Lenin) (Political Figure)
Description: The revolutionary and founder of the Soviet Union who resided in Switzerland


Name: Radioactive Displacement Law of Fajans and Soddy (Scientific Principle)
Description: Fundamental step toward understanding the relationships among families of radioactive elements


Name: Raphael (Person)
Description: Artist who might have used a pose supplied by Perugino from one of Lorenzo's gems


Name: David (Sculpture)
Description: A masterpiece sculpture created by Michelangelo, featuring a contrapposto pose


Name: the largest power plant (Three Gorges Dam) (Power Plant)
Description: As of the provided context


Name: Abd ar-Rahman III (Person)
Description: The Umayyad Caliph who proclaimed himself in 929 and brought Berber settlers as mercenaries


Name: Map (Product)
Description: A visual representation of an area or subject


Name: monetary policy for Afghanistan (Monetary_Policy)
Description: The monetary policies that the Central Bank of Afghanistan sets for Afghanistan


Name: Greek colonies at Pithecusae and Cumae (geographical locations)
Description: Places that influenced the Etruscan texts


Name: Adrian Holovaty and Drew Blank (Person)
Description: Two American web developers who worked on the initial development of GeoJSON


Name: Members of the Beat Movement in New York and San Francisco (Group)
Description: A literary movement originating in the United States in the 1950s, characterized by a rejection of conventional norms


Name: Cap Badges Worn by Invading Military (Fashion Accessory)
Description: Cap badges worn by the invading military


Name: NBC's logo (Logo)
Description: Logo used by American broadcaster NBC


Name: Other teeth (Anatomy)
Description: Part of the human body that gold alloys are used to create a superior fit with.


Name: Walter Guyton Cady (Person)
Description: An American electrical engineer who made significant contributions to radio technology.


Name: Idocrase (mineral)
Description: A pyroxene mineral.


Name: Yellow diamond (Color)
Description: A color of diamond found in increasing rarity after colorless


Name: Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process that causes various minerals to transform and recrystallize in response to heat, pressure, or a combination of both.


Name: Modern mysticism and literary symbology (Concept)
Description: Fields outside mathematics where the symbol is used


Name: Red (Color)
Description: In both Christian and Hebrew tradition, red is also sometimes associated with murder or guilt, with 'having blood on one's hands', or 'being caught red-handed'.


Name: Gastropods (Class of Mollusk)
Description: A class of marine and terrestrial gastropod mollusks


Name: Chemical Dyes (Invention)
Description: The invention that enabled mass production of children's clothing and washing in hot water without fading


Name: East European Plain (Region)
Description: The region where Ukraine mostly lies


Name: Modern Jewelry Designers (Group)
Description: Designers specializing in modern jewelry design


Name: Combined efforts of all expeditions (Collection)
Description: Combined collection of more than 23,000 classified meteorite specimens since 1974


Name: 270 square kilometers (Area)
Description: The initial area of Arendal municipality


Name: Published genomes of Myceneans from mainland Greece (Genetic Data)
Description: The genetic data of Myceneans from mainland Greece


Name: Silica (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound consisting of the chemical element silicon bound to oxygen.


Name: Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of pure carbon, crystallizing in the isometric system


Name: regional metamorphism accompanying the process of mountain building (orogeny) (geological process)
Description: Is typically formed during regional metamorphism accompanying the process of mountain building.


Name: William Buckland (Person)
Description: English geologist and cleric


Name: Difficult Molding (Manufacturing process)
Description: The ability to shape a material into a desired form


Name: 11.48% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of illiterate citizens in Brazil in 2008


Name: Round-tipped drills (Tool)
Description: Round-tipped drills were used by Carolingian cutters instead of flat-edged wheels.


Name: After the standardization (Event)
Description: The event when the diamond industry standardized to GIA grading terminology


Name: Cerium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Ce and atomic number 58.


Name: Stone tools (tool)
Description: Tools made from stone used by humans and earlier hominids.


Name: Hunsrück Slate mining areas (Location)
Description: Areas where Hunsrück Slate was mined


Name: Mr. Song Yingxing (Person)
Description: A Chinese polymath who lived during the Ming Dynasty


Name: Article output in scientific and technical journals (Quantity)
Description: The number of articles published in scientific and technical journals by Turkey


Name: Ceramics (Materials)
Description: Hard, brittle, non-metallic substances made by heating mixtures of various minerals


Name: Industries (Category)
Description: The proportion of employment in specific industries


Name: Ammar Farhat (Person)
Description: A Tunisian artist who was part of the founding members of the School of Tunis.


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: Officially known as the Russian Federation


Name: island of Taiwan, Kinmen and Matsu, islands the ROC controls in the South China Sea, and territories governed by the Republic of China in the South China Sea (Territory)
Description: Disputed territories claimed by both PRC and ROC


Name: Greek words leukos and foinis (Language components)
Description: Words from which the mineral's name is derived


Name: Sand and gravel (Geological_formations)
Description: A mixture of sand and gravel used in various industries


Name: Catastrophism (Geological theory)
Description: Theory that geologic history has been marked by cataclysmic events and periods of relative calm


Name: Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) (Chemical)
Description: A perfluorinated anion


Name: vibrant music and dance scenes (arts)
Description: The lively musical and dancing traditions of Benin


Name: Kidney Disease (Medical Condition)
Description: A disorder affecting the kidneys.


Name: media which criticises the government or the king (Media)
Description: Publications and broadcasts that critique the government or the monarchy


Name: Italian theatre (Artform)
Description: Theatre in Italy


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


Name: Cerium(III)-doped yttrium aluminium garnet (Ce:YAG) (Phosphor)
Description: A phosphor used in CRT TV screens, fluorescent lamps, and white light-emitting diodes.


Name: by the number of patent applications (Concept)
Description: A request for the grant of rights to exclude others from making, using, selling or importing an invention


Name: Kharkiv (City)
Description: A city in Ukraine


Name: Tongs (Organized Crime Group)
Description: An organized crime group active in the Five Points neighborhood.


Name: Water bodies (environmental component)
Description: Environment where free oxygen occurs in solution


Name: Green (Color)
Description: A color associated with different meanings in various cultures


Name: Medici Bank (Bank)
Description: One of the most famous Italian banks set up by Giovanni di Bicci de' Medici in 1397


Name: Mayors of cities (mayor)
Description: The leaders of cities in Afghanistan


Name: Alexandrite, Citrine, Pink Tourmaline, Tanzanite, Spinel (gemstones)
Description: Gemstones added to the list of birthstones


Name: Spiral Defects (defect in nacre)
Description: Defects that spiralled in opposite directions.


Name: Techniques to create finishes (Class of jewellery techniques)
Description: Various methods used to modify the appearance of jewellery


Name: Women (Demographic Group)
Description: Half of the human population


Name: Cookware (Man-made object)
Description: A type of cookware made of steel, typically used for cooking and serving food


Name: Corruption Perceptions Index for 2023 (Index)
Description: An index that measures perceived levels of public sector corruption within a country.


Name: Nanodiamonds (Chemical Compound)
Description: Nanoscale crystals of diamond


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: Country where the Sened language is no longer spoken


Name: - (Economic Measure)
Description: Indicates that the economic rank of Taiwan is based on Nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP)


Name: Agriculture (Sector)
Description: An area of economic activity primarily focused on food production


Name: Fluorspar (Mineral)
Description: A commercial term for fluorite ores, used especially in the mining and steel industries


Name: Sports Entertainment (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as professional sports teams, stadiums, and related facilities


Name: Paññā (Wisdom)
Description: Prajñā in Pali language


Name: Latin language (Language)
Description: The Romance language of the Roman Empire


Name: Frankish Empire (Political Entity)
Description: Historical empire of the Franks


Name: 1848 (Year)
Description: The year 1848 in the Gregorian calendar


Name: soil surface (Location)
Description: The location where 10Be accumulates


Name: Puig Tomir (Mountain Peak)
Description: A notable peak in Mallorca, exceeding 1,000 meters in elevation


Name: "the" standard within US policy (Policy Standard)
Description: A widely accepted or recognized standard within the United States' policy making.


Name: five boroughs (borough)
Description: Administrative divisions of New York City.


Name: Of this, about 60% are males and 40% females (Gender ratio)
Description: Gender distribution of students in Afghanistan


Name: Painting (Visual arts)
Description: The practice of applying paint, pigment, color or other medium to a surface


Name: Bartholomew Manfredi (Person)
Description: An Italian clockmaker who is considered an early inventor of the pocket watch.


Name: Area above 3500 meters (Geographical area)
Description: In recent years, there has been a rise in temperatures.


Name: Palace scribes (Administators)
Description: Officials responsible for managing the workgroups and providing food


Name: Shiva as Nataraja (Artwork)
Description: One of the iconic forms of Shiva created by the Chola Dynasty


Name: - (-)
Description: Not applicable.


Name: Common minerals (Geological term)
Description: Minerals that are abundant, relatively easy to extract, and have low economic value


Name: Barca (Region)
Description: An ancient name for the North African region, now known as Tunisia


Name: aquo complexes [K(H2O)n]+ (compound)
Description: Main species in water solution, where n = 6 and 7


Name: Trade and Taxes (Exchange Mechanism)
Description: Due to the difficulty of conserving feathers, fewer than ten pieces of original Aztec featherwork exist today


Name: downstream and near the sea (Geographical Location)
Description: In comparison to Germania Superior


Name: Classical Left-Right Divide (political issue)
Description: Another main political issue in Ukraine's politics


Name: Albanian citizens (Nationality)
Description: 4.4% of the total population


Name: Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646–1716) (Philosophers)
Description: Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, German philosopher and mathematician, one of the most important figures in the history of philosophy


Name: Minguo Era System (era system)
Description: Era system starting in 1912, the year the ROC was founded


Name: Lighter weight (Physical Property)
Description: Property of a substance that indicates its relative mass


Name: Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) (Legal framework)
Description: The legal framework regulating the international trade of black corals.


Name: urea (Compound)
Description: A compound used as an industrial route to cyanuric acid and melamine


Name: Distinctive Cuisine (Cultural Practice)
Description: cultural practice recognized worldwide for its unique offerings


Name: Iron(III) Oxide (Fe2O3) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A non-stoichiometric compound used as an ore for iron production


Name: UNESCO (International Organization)
Description: It was inscribed in the UNESCO, as an Intangible Heritage Of Humanity.


Name: tawny or brusk (Heraldry terms)
Description: Terms used to refer to orange in heraldry when orange was infrequently used.


Name: Spanish colonial state (government entity)
Description: The governing body of the Spanish colonizers in New Spain


Name: 'Incredible' (Adjective)
Description: Description given by Kevin Leahy for the Staffordshire Hoard


Name: Aristotle (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher considered the founder of Western philosophy


Name: illusionistic ceiling painting genre (Art Technique)
Description: A technique used in fresco painting to create the optical illusion of a scene on a flat surface, with elements appearing to recede into the distance.


Name: Starbucks coffee shop (Building)
Description: A Starbucks coffee shop located in Ipswich.


Name: T-M184 paternal haplogroup (Genetic Marker)
Description: A specific paternal haplogroup T-M184.


Name: Regular Sea Urchins (Subgroup of Sea Urchin)
Description: Sea urchins with spherical bodies and five equally sized parts.


Name: High-yield synthesis of fluorescent nanodiamonds (nanodiamond production method)
Description: Method for high yield synthesis of fluorescent nanodiamonds


Name: Alkali Feldspar, Sodic Pyroxene, Sodic Amphibole (Minerals)
Description: The presence of these minerals characterize Fenite alteration.


Name: Dentists in Algeria (Profession)
Description: The professionals working as dentists in Algeria


Name: world's 100 worst invasive species (List)
Description: -


Name: Queens (Geographical Location)
Description: A borough served by the Queens Borough Public Library.


Name: Mg(OH)2 (Inorganic Compound)
Description: A basic hydroxide of magnesium


Name: Spain (country)
Description: The world's fifty-first largest country and Europe's fourth largest country


Name: glioblastoma, head and neck cancer, cutaneous melanoma, hepatocellular carcinoma, lung cancer, extramammary Paget's disease (Disease)
Description: different types of cancers


Name: Gonzaga Cameo (Artistic object)
Description: A possible Hellenistic gem-type cameo (depending on its date)


Name: Atorvastatin (Drug)
Description: A cholesterol-reducer drug (Lipitor)


Name: Undefined (Undefined)
Description: Undefined


Name: the death of last Barbary lion in the wild (Event)
Description: The shooting of the last remaining Barbary lion in the wild in 1922


Name: Cosmetic product (Product)
Description: A cosmetic product that may contain toxic substances due to the use of unsafe ingredients, improper manufacturing practices, or contamination during storage


Name: Orange-brown when exposed to weather (Color change)
Description: The color change that Tuckahoe marble undergoes when exposed to weather


Name: The overall reaction phlogopite + amphibole + plagioclase → kyanite + talc + quartz + Fe(hematite) + Na, Ca, K, Mn (fluid) (Chemical_reactions)
Description: Reaction that describes the full stability range of the kyanite + talc assemblage under high oxygen fugacity conditions


Name: Radioisotopes of zinc with mass number lower than 66 (Category)
Description: The different atomic forms of the radioisotopes that have a mass number lower than 66.


Name: the traditional clothing of the Han ethnic group (Ethnic Group's Traditional Clothing)
Description: Hanfu is recognized as the traditional clothing of the Han ethnic group


Name: Boron trifluoride (Compound)
Description: A compound used as a catalyst in the petrochemical industry


Name: Ivan Wilson (Person)
Description: A person who discovered a significant number of meteorites in Roosevelt County, New Mexico


Name: The Fronde (Historical Event)
Description: A rebellion in France during the minority of Louis XIV


Name: Vermont (U.S. State)
Description: A state that was admitted to statehood in 1791


Name: Jade Carving Tradition (Artistic Tradition)
Description: The tradition of fine decorative jade carving


Name: Marian Marble Quarries (Mining Site)
Description: Quarries located on the northern side of Mount Marathi in Paros Island


Name: NATO's military-integrated command (military organization)
Description: The military command structure of NATO, from which de Gaulle withdrew.


Name: pottery techniques of the Villanovan period (art technique)
Description: Pottery techniques that served as basis for Etruscan ceramic art


Name: Large Owls (Species)
Description: Representative examples include Eurasian eagle-owl and snowy owl


Name: Hôtel de la Monnaie (Building)
Description: Neoclassical edifice housing the Monnaie de Paris


Name: Tribal solidarity and personal honor (Social norm)
Description: Pashtuns in Afghanistan have strong tribal bonds and value personal honor.


Name: Pre-Mycenaean local population (Population group)
Description: The inhabitants before the rise of Mycenaean civilization.


Name: The influx of steppe-related ancestry (Historical event)
Description: The movement or introduction of people with steppe-related ancestry into Greece


Name: Photocurrent Generation (Method)
Description: A method used in chemical sensing that measures the photocurrent emitted by quantum dots


Name: Ambulacral Area (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Each of the five circular rows of tubular structures in the skeleton of a sea urchin.


Name: Fu (袍) (Clothing)
Description: Fur-lined robes worn by officers and nobles during Han dynasty


Name: Municipal Governments (Government Entity)
Description: Local government bodies responsible for city administration


Name: Macquarie Island and Lord Howe Island (Geographical Entity)
Description: Remote islands in Australia.


Name: World Trade Center (Building)
Description: a complex of seven buildings in Lower Manhattan


Name: Warsaw (Location)
Description: The capital city of Poland


Name: Peking Jade Carvers (Profession)
Description: Craftsmen who specialize in carving jade in Peking (Beijing)


Name: French overseas departments and territories (territory)
Description: Territories that remain under the sovereignty of France.


Name: Hydrocarbons (Compound)
Description: organic compounds consisting entirely of carbon and hydrogen atoms


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia and the world's most populous nation


Name: George Armstrong Custer's Black Hills Expedition (Exploration)
Description: An expedition led by George Armstrong Custer in 1874


Name: Soil (Natural Environment)
Description: A part of the Earth's terrestrial surface.


Name: Washington, D.C. (location)
Description: The city where the federal government is headquartered


Name: Theravada (Buddhist branch)
Description: One of the major extant branches of Buddhism emphasizing nirvana attainment to transcend individual self and end the cycle of death and rebirth


Name: Boxers named or nicknamed 'red' (Individual)
Description: Includes Red Burman, Ernie 'Red' Lopez, and his brother Danny 'Little Red' Lopez


Name: Alpheus F. Williams (person)
Description: The person who received the first specimen of Bultfonteinite.


Name: Imperial Diet (Historical Institution)
Description: The legislative assembly of the Holy Roman Empire


Name: European foxhounds (Animal Group)
Description: Hound breed used for fox hunting in Europe


Name: Fewer regulations (Legal issue)
Description: A lack of standardized rules governing the activity


Name: Sanyāsini (title for a Hindu female renunciate)
Description: Title used to address a Hindu female renunciate.


Name: Civil Law (Legal System)
Description: The legal system Colombia operates under since 1991


Name: Sustainable (Quality Attribute)
Description: Adhering to practices that maintain ecosystem health and social equity.


Name: Chlorite group of minerals (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of phyllosilicate minerals that are monomeric aluminum silicates with hydroxide or oxide groups


Name: Septimer Pass (Mountain pass)
Description: A mountain pass in the canton of Grisons


Name: asphalt mixture, leveling grade respectively (Uses)
Description: Reuses of milled asphalt and fill dirt


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


Name: CarbFix Project in Iceland (Project)
Description: A project testing carbon capture and storage methods using basalt


Name: Northgate High School (School)
Description: A comprehensive school located in Ipswich.


Name: Revenue (Financial Value)
Description: A financial value representing the income generated by Fluoropolymers


Name: Metalliferous soils containing copper (Soil type)
Description: Soils that contain copper and can support the growth of ericoid mycorrhizal fungi


Name: white hackle of 2 SCOTS, red hackle of 3 SCOTS and blue hackle of 4 SCOTS (hackle)
Description: Types of hackles that have a known ancestry


Name: being deeply buried beneath the Earth's surface (Process of formation)
Description: Metamorphic rocks can form when they are subjected to high temperatures and pressure due to being buried deep in the Earth.


Name: seed stone (gemstone)
Description: A gemstone used as a starting point in the growth process


Name: Gas Exchange Function of Sea Urchin Respiratory System (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The function that the respiratory system plays in allowing a sea urchin to take in oxygen and expel carbon dioxide.


Name: Precise conditions (Condition)
Description: Conditions under which the semiconductor materials are doped to control the concentration and regions of p- and n-type dopants.


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


Name: Loss of Appetite (Medical Condition)
Description: A condition characterized by reduced desire to eat


Name: Visual branding of WSPU (Women's Social and Political Union) (Branding)
Description: There is some disagreement over who designed the visual branding of WSPU


Name: Patriots' Day (Holiday)
Description: A holiday celebrated in several northeastern U.S. states


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


Name: Mandate of Heaven (Concept)
Description: A central concept in Chinese political thought


Name: Victorian Dress Code (Historical Event)
Description: The unofficial dress code in Victorian England for mourning


Name: Dmitry Belyayev (Person)
Description: Russian geneticist who developed the lineage of domesticated silver foxes


Name: Asylum seekers (Group)
Description: Individuals who are seeking asylum or refugee status


Name: Younger_people (Age_Group)
Description: People belonging to younger age groups


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


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


Name: erosion and blown sand (Natural phenomenon)
Description: Geological processes causing soil erosion


Name: Late Middle Ages (Time Period)
Description: A period in European history spanning the 14th and 15th centuries


Name: Chatoyancy or the 'cat's eye' effect (Optical phenomenon)
Description: The phenomenon of light being reflected off inclusions in a way that creates a shining band


Name: NATO (Alliance)
Description: An intergovernmental military alliance that consists of 30 North American and European countries


Name: diplomatic gifts (Action)
Description: The purpose for which the Imperial porcelain of the Song dynasty was used


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


Name: Long-Distance Trade (Economic Activity)
Description: Limited almost exclusively to luxury goods in early stages


Name: Valais (Canton)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Fossil (Thing)
Description: Any preserved remains, impression, or trace of a once-living organism from a past geological age


Name: Swiss Plateau (Geographical Feature)
Description: Greater open and hilly landscapes in Switzerland


Name: Enormous Capital Flight (Event)
Description: Massive transfer of capital from one country to another.


Name: 220 AD (Year)
Description: A year in the proleptic Gregorian calendar


Name: Woodchucks (Animal)
Description: Animals that can share red fox dens.


Name: Lithium (supply chain management) (Resource Supply Chain Management)
Description: Overview of the lithium supply chain, including mining, processing, refining, and manufacturing


Name: native Kingdom of Tlemcen (Kingdom)
Description: The native kingdom in Tlemcen, Algeria


Name: Entire Network (Railway Network)
Description: The entire railway network in Norway


Name: Object (Original) (Physical Entity)
Description: The original physical entity before reflection


Name: Entities (Organization or Business)
Description: Automobile dealerships, salvage yards, automobile repair facilities and collision centers


Name: Comptroller General of the United States (Government position)
Description: In accordance with rules promulgated by the Commission


Name: Monnaie de Paris (Organization)
Description: Government-owned institution responsible for producing France's coins


Name: Romans (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that originated in Rome.


Name: a rich history and numerous cultural landmarks, including the Louvre Museum and the Eiffel Tower (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a rich history and numerous cultural landmarks, including the Louvre Museum and the Eiffel Tower


Name: Performance of professional athletes (Athletic performance)
Description: The ability to compete successfully in a particular activity.


Name: [Zirid, Ifranid, Maghrawa, Almoravid, Hammadid, Almohad, Merinid, Abdalwadid, Wattasid, Meknassa and Hafsid dynasties] (dynasty)
Description: Various Amazigh dynasties in the Maghreb region


Name: acquisition_of_seal_and_mandate_of_heaven (event)
Description: Myth perpetuated to legitimize rule over China


Name: Moissanite (Material)
Description: Lab-grown product introduced at the end of the 20th century and gained popularity as an alternative to diamond


Name: Services on these lines (Transportation Service)
Description: Speed of services on specific high-speed rail lines in China


Name: Tuareg (Berber ethnic group)
Description: A Berber ethnic group with a traditionally nomadic pastoralist lifestyle, primarily inhabiting the Sahara Desert.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The United States of America


Name: Innsbruck, Austria (Location)
Description: A city in western Austria, host of the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympics.


Name: Titanium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ti and atomic number 22


Name: Development of Technologies (Event)
Description: The development and advancement of technologies within a society


Name: number of species known through the fossil record (Scientific data)
Description: The number of species that have been discovered and identified based on their fossilized remains.


Name: UN Security Council members (SecurityCouncilMember)
Description: Four of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council


Name: more death sentences than Texas (Legal Outcome)
Description: in some years, it imposes more death sentences than does Texas


Name: Tobermory (town)
Description: Main settlement on the Isle of Mull


Name: Construction (Industry)
Description: The process of constructing or repairing buildings, roads, and other physical infrastructure


Name: Earliest Known Surviving Example of Photoengraving Print (Artifact)
Description: The earliest known surviving example of a print made using the photoengraving process


Name: Mycenaean Greeks (Civilization)
Description: By Łukasz Niesiołowski-Spanò


Name: Workforce of New Zealand (Demographic Concept)
Description: 7.5% in 2016


Name: Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia (region)
Description: Southeast Asian regions that predominantly feature Chinese influence in later periods.


Name: 223 writers (Group of people)
Description: A number of Ukrainian writers were repressed during this period


Name: works of art for churches (artwork)
Description: art created for religious institutions


Name: Incendiary Bomb (Weapon)
Description: A weapon designed to start fires by igniting flammable objects, especially fuel


Name: Humanity (Group)
Description: The entirety of the human population on Earth


Name: monasteries in Alps (Building)
Description: A building where monks live together under religious rules, located in the Alps


Name: League of the Ten Jurisdictions (Historical League)
Description: Another league


Name: Catalanism (ideology)
Description: A Catalonian nationalist ideology that arose in Spain during the period


Name: a strong tradition of studio artists working in ceramics (artistic tradition)
Description: A strong artistic tradition of studio ceramic artists in the United States


Name: Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge (bridge)
Description: The longest suspension bridge in the Americas


Name: Mesoamerica (Geographical region)
Description: An area of the Americas including Mexico and Central America


Name: President Lincoln's administration (Government body)
Description: The executive branch of the United States federal government during the presidency of Abraham Lincoln


Name: Aspiring nationalism (Emotion)
Description: Desire for independence, autonomy, or separation


Name: War (Event)
Description: An event that is also a common association for red


Name: an oceanic plate (geological feature type)
Description: An example of an oceanic plate, which is composed mainly of the ocean floor and consists of dense, cold rock.


Name: £52 billion (Monetary value)
Description: A sum of 52 billion British pounds


Name: Lithium Oxide (Compound)
Description: A compound of lithium used as a flux in silica processing


Name: birds (Class Aves)
Description: Feathered, warm-blooded, egg-laying vertebrates


Name: Simple Fission Bomb (Nuclear Weapon)
Description: A relatively simple type of fission bomb using uranium-235


Name: Dutch tulips (Attraction)
Description: one of the famous flowers associated with the Netherlands


Name: AI (art) software (Artificial intelligence)
Description: Software using artificial intelligence to create art in specified styles.


Name: Canadian Diamond Code of Conduct (Regulation)
Description: A stringent tracking system of Canadian diamonds to ensure they are conflict-free


Name: Heaven (Deity)
Description: A religious concept symbolizing the sky or cosmos


Name: Olympic Games in 1984 (Sporting event)
Description: Olympic games where Saïd Aouita won gold medal for Morocco


Name: In the world (Ranking)
Description: The Brazilian men's national team is ranked among the best in the world


Name: Research Results (Scientific Finding)
Description: The results of the bioarcheological investigation


Name: Hexagonal close-packed system (crystal system)
Description: A crystal system characterized by stacking layers of atoms in a hexagonal grid


Name: Artisanal Production (Production Method)
Description: The production of items by artisans or craftspeople.


Name: Reality (or an imagined reality) (Concept)
Description: The subject matter of a map.


Name: AntioxidantActivities (Process)
Description: The process by which certain substances prevent or delay the oxidation of other molecules


Name: OH (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical group consisting of a hydrogen atom bonded to an oxygen atom, typically found in water (H2O) and hydroxyl groups (-OH).


Name: Adult literacy rate (Statistic)
Description: 99% as of the given context


Name: 2021 State Duma election (Election)
Description: The legislative elections held in Russia on 19 September 2021


Name: Exodus 28:19 (Biblical passage)
Description: One of the precious stones set into the hoshen


Name: Stupas (Buddhist structure)
Description: Funerary mounds containing relics


Name: Compounds (Noun)
Description: Linguistic units consisting of two or more words joined together to function as a single unit


Name: Ancient sites of Sidon and Tyre (Archaeological Site)
Description: Ancient sites where mountains of empty shells from the spiny dye-murex snails have been found


Name: Nephrite (mineral)
Description: a variety of the calcium, magnesium, and iron-rich amphibole minerals tremolite or actinolite


Name: lead (mineral)
Description: A mineral used in the composition of certain dyes


Name: Western Sahara (Territory)
Description: A disputed territory on the northwest coast of Africa


Name: Dalarna province (Province)
Description: The province of Dalarna


Name: Pteridichnites (Ichnotaxon)
Description: An ichnotaxon entity


Name: Sanyasa (Life stage)
Description: A life stage in the Hindu four ashramas, characterized by a renunciation of worldly pursuits and a dedication to spiritual growth.


Name: Banks (Financial Institution)
Description: Financial institutions that provide services such as deposits, loans, and investments.


Name: State and federal law (Law)
Description: Authorized by both state and federal law


Name: The only butcher's shop on the island (Location)
Description: The only butcher's shop located on the island of Mull


Name: Industrial Applications (Application)
Description: The use of diamond for purposes other than jewelry due to its hardness and light dispersion


Name: the imperial examination system (system)
Description: A historical Chinese system of civil service selection


Name: 4-20 meters per second (Measurement)
Description: Speed at which kimberlite magma rises


Name: Press with hardened steel toroidal belt (Machine)
Description: The press used for the synthesis of diamond


Name: Ethnicity distribution of Westchester County in 2018 estimates (Statistic)
Description: From 2014 to 2018 there were 53.1% of the county was non-Hispanic white, 16.6% Black or African American, etc.


Name: The Spessart Inn (Film)
Description: A film based on Wilhelm Hauff's novella


Name: Monks of the Cistercian Order (Religious Person)
Description: Monks of the Cistercian Order.


Name: 9.5% of the population aged 18–66 in Norway (Population Group)
Description: A group of individuals aged 18–66 who receive a disability pension in Norway.


Name: Anastasios V. Harissis (Person)
Description: An archaeologist


Name: Clay, Wax, Cloth, and Metal (physical entities)
Description: Other classes of material sometimes used for writing


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A federal republic located in western-central Europe


Name: Huangdi (deity)
Description: Embodiment of the God of Heaven and one of the two divine patriarchs of the Chinese people


Name: Coat of Arms (Symbol)
Description: The coat of arms used by the province of Dalarna


Name: Constitutional changes (event)
Description: Changes made to the constitution of the Netherlands in 1840


Name: Assimilation Policy (Policy)
Description: A policy that expects immigrants to adhere to the host country's values and norms


Name: 1700s (Time Period)
Description: A period of time during the 1700s


Name: Hominids (Species)
Description: A taxonomic group consisting of humans and their extinct evolutionary ancestors


Name: Kimberlites (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks that carry diamonds to the earth's surface


Name: Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Franz Schubert (Composers)
Description: Four famous composers of classical music


Name: Medals (Award)
Description: Several medals in various competitions


Name: Blue-green spectrum (Color Range)
Description: A range of colors, largely limited to blues and greens in ancient Egyptian faience glazing.


Name: Morocco (over Perejil Island) (Country)
Description: A country located in North Africa.


Name: British monarch (Monarchy)
Description: The head of state of the United Kingdom.


Name: High temperatures (Physical Property)
Description: A high value on the temperature scale, typically 100°C or above.


Name: Giuseppe Garibaldi (Person)
Description: revolutionary and general who led the republican drive for unification in southern Italy


Name: Bloomery and crucible (Technique)
Description: Methods of producing steel in antiquity


Name: Outer space (Astronomical concept)
Description: The space beyond the Earth's atmosphere


Name: First printing press in America (Historical Artifact)
Description: The first printing press established in the United States


Name: Chromatography (Analytical Technique)
Description: A laboratory technique used to separate, identify, and quantify components that are mixed up together


Name: Lithium (improving supply chain sustainability) (Resource Supply Chain Management Improvement Initiatives)
Description: Overview of the lithium supply chain discusses initiatives to improve the sustainability and efficiency of the supply chain through collaboration between stakeholders


Name: Amethyst, Topaz, Agate (Precious Stone)
Description: Three types of precious stones


Name: Regional aircraft from Western Norway (Aircraft)
Description: Planes serving the airports in western parts of Norway


Name: EGL Diamond Reports (EDR) (program)
Description: A diamond report system established by EGL.


Name: Yule Creek (GeographicalFeature)
Description: The only visible marble is the 1-mile-long seam of the present-day quarry on the west side


Name: Navy (Branch of Military)
Description: The naval military branch of Tunisia


Name: Purkinje effect (Optical Phenomenon)
Description: The phenomenon that cones do not function as efficiently in dim light, causing red objects to appear black.


Name: Goldschläger, Gold Strike, and Goldwasser (alcoholic drink)
Description: Alcoholic drinks containing gold as an ingredient.


Name: 12th Dynasty of Ancient Egypt (dynasty)
Description: Dynasty during which the written reference was recorded


Name: Informal Waste Sector (Economic Sector)
Description: The unregulated sector involved in waste management activities


Name: Archaeological committee (organization)
Description: A group of archaeologists responsible for documenting artifacts


Name: Minaret of Jam (architecture)
Description: Architectural achievement of the Ghurids


Name: Hartford Steam Boiler (Insurance Company)
Description: An insurance company based in Hartford


Name: Manner (Art historical term)
Description: A sub-division of a style or technique, often focusing on particular points of style.


Name: Dutch (Language)
Description: The official language of the Netherlands


Name: Duke Huan of Qi (ruler)
Description: Purple became a fashionable color in the state of Qi due to Duke Huan's preference for it


Name: Nyaya School (School of Hinduism)
Description: Later scholars argued for the existence of God.


Name: Spanish Chamber Deputies (Political body)
Description: A political assembly in Spain


Name: Roughly equal width lines (Line thickness)
Description: Line thickness used in Jitsuin lettering


Name: North America (continent)
Description: A continent located in the Northern Hemisphere


Name: Gold (Element)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 79.


Name: Dutch Language (Language)
Description: The Dutch language is a West Germanic language and the official language of the Netherlands


Name: Thai Culture (Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: The beliefs, practices, and traditions of the people of Thailand


Name: Sierra de Grazalema (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in Andalusia


Name: a tax surcharge on employers (Tax)
Description: A tax used to fund the healthcare system


Name: Unenriched Uranium Case (Material)
Description: Non-fissile material used to contain the device


Name: Ethiopia and Eritrea's Sculpture Creation (Art Form)
Description: Can be traced back to ancient past


Name: European and World championships (Sport Event)
Description: The events they appeared in.


Name: Celestial Bodies (Astronomy)
Description: Large, celestial bodies in space such as planets, moons, or asteroids.


Name: Central Asia (Geographical region)
Description: Region located between South Asia and Eastern Europe


Name: 1979 Environmental Protection Law (Legislation)
Description: Environmental law enacted in 1979 in China