Name: Glowing yellow clouds (Visual element)
Description: The painting is characterized by its use of glowing yellow clouds.


Name: Pythagoras (Philosopher)
Description: Founder of the Italian school of philosophy


Name: Qin Dynasty (221–207 BC) (Historical Period)
Description: The first imperial dynasty of China, unifying China politically for the first time in over two centuries.


Name: Ancient Egyptian individuals (society group)
Description: Individuals who would cast spells on their own without assistance


Name: Optical techniques (Method)
Description: Methods used to distinguish natural, synthetic, and imitation diamonds


Name: Pomegranate as the 'fruit of the dead' (mythological association)
Description: The pomegranate was known as the 'fruit of the dead' in ancient Greek mythology


Name: no (Yes/No question answer)
Description: The color change of Rhodolite caused by heating is not permanent.


Name: China's top four banks (Banking Institution)
Description: Top four banks in China


Name: Before the Rain (1994) (Film)
Description: Film nominated for an Academy Award


Name: Labor of Slaves (Labor)
Description: The labor performed by slaves, particularly in the port and banking industries


Name: Boundaries between Countries and Regions (Politics)
Description: The lines that separate one country or region from another


Name: Photographic Industry (Application)
Description: The use of potassium in photography


Name: civilization (Concept)
Description: the advanced stage of human social development characterized by cities


Name: Bauxite (Mineral)
Description: These countries are major producers of the primary ore of Aluminium.


Name: Audi (Corporation)
Description: A German automobile manufacturer.


Name: parliamentary and presidential systems (government system)
Description: -


Name: French appointed governors in Paris (Government)
Description: Administrated Ivory Coast until 1958


Name: Loire Valley (Region)
Description: A region in central France, known for its vineyards, châteaux, and the Loire River.


Name: Containers (Object)
Description: A large and varied type of portable or stationary structure designed to contain or store substances.


Name: Niš, Skopje and Pristina (city)
Description: Cities in southeastern Europe


Name: Venezuela's crisis (political_crisis)
Description: Crisis in Venezuela


Name: France (Country)
Description: Styles of France influenced the rebuilding of Ålesund


Name: Ambrosy and Ivan Fomin (People)
Description: Famous skan' makers in the 15th to 16th century


Name: Stanley Fish (Person)
Description: American literary theorist and philosopher, known for his works in reader-response criticism


Name: Shallow marine environments (Geographical setting)
Description: Environments such as continental shelves or platforms where dolomite was also formed.


Name: Year 2024 (Time)
Description: The year when Türksat 6A will be launched


Name: Digital Media Industry (Industry)
Description: The sector that focuses on the internet and digital electronics when the distribution of data is included.


Name: B2F4, B4Cl4 (Compound)
Description: Well characterized stable compounds with boron in a formal oxidation state less than three


Name: Ann Rayner (Person)
Description: Engraved pictures on black marble using a diamond.


Name: Phyllite (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: It is the next stage of metamorphism for phyllite.


Name: Bronze Age sites in China (archaeological site)
Description: Ancient human-made structures or artifacts dating from the Bronze Age, in China


Name: Gateway Arch (Building)
Description: A prominent monument in St. Louis, Missouri and a symbol of the city's role in the westward expansion of the United States


Name: robes of Pomona, the goddess of fruitful abundance (Artwork)
Description: The color was used in paintings to represent the robes of Pomona


Name: filigree ornaments (art form)
Description: Ornaments made using filigree work, often in the form of flowers or geometric designs


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: Imports the majority of Chinese akoya pearl production


Name: Protein-Rich Cuticles of Sea Mussels (Structural Component)
Description: The structural component of sea mussel shells that contains these bonds


Name: Maize, Rhodes grass, Avocado, Soybean, Asian rice, Chickpea, Barley, Wheat (PlantSpecies)
Description: Various plant species that have different tolerances to Lithium


Name: Subsequent schemes of classifying cataclastic rocks (Classification scheme)
Description: All subsequent classification schemes have been based on Sibson's 1977 classification


Name: Cupronickel (Alloy)
Description: An alloy of copper and nickel


Name: Uranium oxide (Compound)
Description: Oxide produced by heating ADU, used as nuclear fuel


Name: Eclogite facies (Geological conditions)
Description: Geological conditions formed by the metamorphism of oceanic crust under high pressure


Name: Ostracolaba implexa (Organism)
Description: A fungus that can bore through limestone.


Name: Charcoal, Lampblack (Soot), Activated Carbon (Substance)
Description: Substances that are the main constituent of amorphous carbon


Name: Women's Rights (Issue)
Description: Refers to the rights and issues concerning women.


Name: Nikola Gruevski (Person)
Description: Former Prime Minister of North Macedonia


Name: Marble from Golzinne (Material)
Description: Marble produced in Golzinne.


Name: Incomplete Reports (Data)
Description: Reports that are not fully comprehensive or accurate


Name: Drammen (City)
Description: A city in Norway, one of the warmest cities in Scandinavia


Name: Education (SocialIssue)
Description: The process of receiving or giving systematic instruction


Name: Umba Valley (Geographical Location)
Description: The geographical location where Malaia garnet is mined, which borders Tanzania and Kenya.


Name: Vasco Núñez de Balboa (Explorer)
Description: Accompanied an expedition to the territory through the region of Gulf of Urabá and founded the town of Santa María la Antigua del Darién in 1510


Name: International Deals and Trading (Economic Activities)
Description: Transactions between nations or parties


Name: Destruction of Cultural Assets (Action)
Description: The intentional damage or destruction of cultural heritage and property during armed conflict


Name: Church of Norway (in Arendal) (Institution)
Description: The Church of Norway as it exists and functions in Arendal


Name: Carbon (Atom)
Description: The carbon atom in the hexamethylbenzene dication with six bonds


Name: Canada (New Brunswick and Quebec) (Country-Province)
Description: The Canadian provinces bordering New England to the northeast and north


Name: Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: A precious gemstone variety of the mineral corundum, sapphires are typically blue but can come in many colors


Name: Mainland Greece (location)
Description: Geographical area of Greece excluding the islands


Name: Russian War (Historical Event)
Description: During the continuance of the Russian war


Name: Polished Pearls (Jewelry Item)
Description: Pearls that have been polished after treatment


Name: 25% water ice (Composition)
Description: -


Name: Albite (Mineral)
Description: A rare mineral found in granulites.


Name: the Swedish Royal Court (organization)
Description: Official body that maintains the list of confirmed monarchs.


Name: Breast implants, contact lenses, explosives and pyrotechnics (Products)
Description: Additional applications for silicone


Name: magnetic property (physical property)
Description: The ability to be supported by magnets due to its strong magnetic properties.


Name: politics of the Amazigh Identity Movement focused in Kabylie (Political Activity)
Description: The focus of political activities related to the movement was in the Kabylie region


Name: Serbia (Country)
Description: As a result of the Treaty of Peace concluded at Bucharest in 1913


Name: Collonges (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in Switzerland


Name: Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate) (Compound)
Description: A common household chemical used as a leavening agent and cleaning product.


Name: North America (Location)
Description: A continent in the Northern Hemisphere, it consists of Canada, the United States, Mexico, Greenland, and a number of smaller countries and territories.


Name: Jaén Cathedral (Building)
Description: A cathedral in Jaén, Spain


Name: Argument about Pseudotachylyte (Scientific Debate)
Description: A debate in the scientific community about the origin of pseudotachylytes.


Name: Gay community (Group)
Description: Members of the LGBTQ+ community who are attracted to the same sex


Name: Crafts or sciences (Skills)
Description: In modern usage after the 17th century, where aesthetic considerations are paramount.


Name: North Pole of Earth's Magnetic Field (Geomagnetism)
Description: The north pole of the Earth's magnetic field


Name: Pomegranate juice, pomegranate molasses, and vinegar (Mix of ingredients)
Description: A mixture of pomegranate juice, molasses, and vinegar used in many Iranian foods.


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: A color that young leucistic peafowl are born with


Name: 1830 Belgian Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: The event that led to the establishment of Belgium.


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


Name: Physical and Chemical Composition of Abrasives, Shape of the Abrasive (Property)
Description: Variables in abrasives due to their physical and chemical properties.


Name: Signet Rings (artifact)
Description: Form of seals found in ancient Egypt


Name: 3.8% (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of the total population that identified as Indigenous Australians at the 2021 census


Name: Application to other regions and countries (Political Idea)
Description: The possibility of using this democratic format in other regions or nations.


Name: Aosta Valley (Geographical Region)
Description: a geographical region in Italy


Name: Auctions (Event)
Description: The auctions where fragments of the Tissint Meteorite were exhibited


Name: Death and Mourning (Concept)
Description: Abstract concepts related to mortality and grief


Name: various applications (Application)
Description: The various applications of Ho:Cr:Tm:YAG.


Name: East Asia and the Sinosphere (Region)
Description: The region that includes China, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam


Name: geothermal wells leachates (Resource)
Description: Another potential source of lithium identified as of 2012


Name: Parliament (Governmental Body)
Description: The legislative branch of the United Kingdom's government.


Name: Theban hegemony (Political Entity)
Description: Dominance of Thebes in ancient Greece


Name: International Finance (Historical event/Economic system)
Description: The pioneering of international finance on a large scale


Name: Statue (sculpture_type)
Description: Free-standing sculptures not attached to any other surface except possibly at the base


Name: Gutierre de Cetina (Author)
Description: Author of the Seville humanist literary school


Name: 47 ethnic groups (Group)
Description: The estimated number of ethnic groups represented in Turkey


Name: Vikram Samvat (Bikrami) (Calendar)
Description: A regional Hindu calendar emphasising the lunar cycle, used in Nepal and North & Central India.


Name: spinach jade (dark grayish green) (synonym)
Description: An alternative name for dark grayish green nephrite


Name: Battles of Veurne and Menin (military battle)
Description: A series of battles that occurred in 1793


Name: Portugal (Country)
Description: European country


Name: Wadden Sea (Body of Water)
Description: A sea between the North Frisian Islands and the mainland of Northwestern Europe


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Europe


Name: when Mexico became a republic after the overthrow of the first monarch Agustín de Iturbide in 1822 (Historical Event)
Description: The event when Mexico transitioned from a monarchy to a republic


Name: James Hutton (Scientist)
Description: Pioneering Scottish naturalist often described as the father of modern geology.


Name: Western tradition (Art Tradition)
Description: The three classical branches of visual art: painting, sculpture, and architecture.


Name: Ascetic Meditation of Jainism (ReligiousPractice)
Description: The meditation practices in the religion of Jainism


Name: production cost (monetary_value)
Description: In 2000, a gram of Tyrian Purple made from 10000 mollusks according to the original formula cost two thousand euros.


Name: Vishnu, Brahma, Shiva, or Shakti (Deities)
Description: Depending upon the sect, these are various forms of Brahman


Name: Renaissance (Historical Period)
Description: Period in European history from the 14th to the 17th century


Name: Gold (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au and atomic number 79, gold is a dense, soft, shiny, malleable, and ductile metal.


Name: Gold artifacts (Artifact)
Description: The oldest gold artifacts in the world.


Name: Chinese artifacts and archaeology (Artifacts and Archaeology)
Description: The traditional and modern studies of the physical remains, cultural artifacts, and sites from China's past, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse discoveries.


Name: Non-silicate Minerals (Mineral Class)
Description: These specific minerals belong to the non-silicate class


Name: The National Central Library (Library)
Description: A national library located in Taipei, Taiwan


Name: Leather burnishing tools (Tool)
Description: Used for centuries for polishing leather


Name: Marina Village, Ipswich Waterfront (Development)
Description: A development located in Ipswich Waterfront


Name: Andalusia's sheep and goat meat, milk, leather (animal products)
Description: Animal products from Andalusian sheep and goats


Name: LHI, LHII and LHIII (Historical subperiods)
Description: Subdivisions of the Late Helladic period


Name: Stunted or deformed miners (historical figures)
Description: The miners who were often stunted or deformed due to the working conditions


Name: Time (ConceptualClass)
Description: The series of events that occur chronologically


Name: Formosa (Island name)
Description: Portuguese name for Taiwan, meaning 'beautiful island'


Name: Brendan and Allison Walsh (Person)
Description: -


Name: MIT (Institution)
Description: University where he completed his B.S.


Name: Grisons (Canton)
Description: The largest and easternmost canton of Switzerland.


Name: Cone Cells (Cell)
Description: The cells in the human eye that allow color perception


Name: Korean (language)
Description: spoken natively along the border with North Korea


Name: Precious Stones (type of gemstones)
Description: Includes emerald, ruby, sapphire and diamond


Name: 26 universities and 67 institutions of higher education (EducationalInstitution)
Description: Number of educational institutions in Algeria


Name: 507 nm (Wavelength of Light)
Description: A specific wavelength of light that the dark-adapted human eye is most sensitive to


Name: Commonwealth of Nations (International Organization)
Description: A voluntary association of 54 independent sovereign states


Name: Boston (City)
Description: New England's largest city and the capital of Massachusetts


Name: SPÖ (Political Party)
Description: The Social Democratic Party of Austria


Name: Verhofstadt's coalition (Coalition)
Description: The coalition fared badly in the June 2007 elections


Name: Pechersk Lavra (Building)
Description: Monastery complex in Kyiv


Name: Konar Sandal (person)
Description: Konar Sandal is associated with the hypothesized 'Jiroft culture'


Name: And his work had a profound impact on Western Christianity and European history (Religion)
Description: Martin Luther was a leading figure in German religion during the 16th century. His work had a profound impact on Western Christianity and European history


Name: Mediterreanean Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Mediterranean character


Name: Deserts (Geographical feature)
Description: A large, dry area of land that receives little rainfall and has few plants or animals


Name: Tsai Ing-wen (Political Figure)
Description: President of Taiwan


Name: The mantle (Geographical feature)
Description: The location where water is released from the dehydration process


Name: Sard (mineral variety)
Description: Brown rather than red variety of chalcedony.


Name: ZnO (inorganic compound)
Description: The oxide of zinc


Name: Flooding (Geological Process)
Description: Natural phenomenon experienced by the Rhône river


Name: Low Countries (region)
Description: The region consisting of modern-day Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands


Name: coastal regions of Maghreb (geographical_region)
Description: a geographical region including modern-day Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya


Name: Human color space (Concept)
Description: The set of all possible tristimulus values that humans can distinguish


Name: Strategic Missile Troops (Military Branch)
Description: An independent arm of service in the Russian Armed Forces.


Name: Agni Purana and Agastimata (Texts)
Description: Mid-1st millennium Sanskrit texts on lapidary arts.


Name: Mongolia (historical region) (Region)
Description: A historical region


Name: Moroccan Religious Diversity (Religious Diversity)
Description: The religious diversity in Morocco.


Name: Settlement of Faial Island (Event)
Description: First account relating to the settlement of the island


Name: craftsmanship and distinct cultural identities (characteristic)
Description: Qualities that set the tools apart from earlier ones.


Name: Increase in Gold Price (Event)
Description: An event characterized by a rise in the price of gold due to it being perceived as a safe asset.


Name: Africa (Region)
Description: The Roman name for the North African region, now known as Tunisia


Name: Territories (Region)
Description: Regions with special administrative statuses in Brazil


Name: Corals (Marine life)
Description: The marine life surrounding Zabargad Island that acts as a barrier for fish and other sea life.


Name: English language (Language)
Description: International language used for communication


Name: FIFA World Rankings (Ranking System)
Description: A ranking system for men's national football teams


Name: 1622 (Time)
Description: Year 1622


Name: Māori (Ethnic Group)
Description: The indigenous people of New Zealand


Name: Gulf Stream (Ocean Current)
Description: A warm ocean current that flows northeastward from the Gulf of Mexico


Name: coating (Process)
Description: Applying a layer on the surface of nanoparticles


Name: W. E. B. Du Bois Library (Library)
Description: The tallest academic library in the world, located at the University of Massachusetts Amherst


Name: Industrial Adsorbent (Material Classification)
Description: A material used for absorption in industries


Name: Oxygen atom (Element)
Description: An element with atomic number 8 and symbol O


Name: Commonly (generalization)
Description: In common plants...


Name: Turkish language speakers (Language)
Description: The majority of the Muslim minority in Thrace, Greece


Name: Silver and Gold (Metal)
Description: Two precious metals.


Name: Alps (Geographical Location)
Description: A range of mountains located in Europe and Asia


Name: Commonwealth governments (Government)
Description: Governments of Commonwealth countries


Name: wellness and spa retreats in Greece (Travel experience)
Description: Relaxation, rejuvenation, and holistic health through spa treatments, yoga, and mindfulness


Name: Isle of Mull (Geographical location)
Description: An island that was home to a Gaelic Bard known as The Mull Satirist


Name: gaseous diffusion process (Process)
Description: The process used in the Manhattan Project for uranium enrichment


Name: Italianate purism (Architectural Style)
Description: An architectural style characterized by simplicity and purity


Name: Housing Units (Statistic)
Description: The total number of housing units in Cresciano


Name: Assyrians (Culture)
Description: An ancient Mesopotamian civilization


Name: DDT (rock band)
Description: A rock band that became popular in Russia by the 1980s.


Name: Impression fossil (type of fossil)
Description: Fossil that remains as an impression in the rock, without the original organic material


Name: Parthenon's north, west and east facades metopes (artifact)
Description: The carved panels on the Parthenon's facades


Name: 2015 Cricket World Cup (Cricket Tournament)
Description: The 2015 Cricket World Cup that the team participated in


Name: Diamond (Solid)
Description: A solid substance with an inflexible three-dimensional lattice structure


Name: master craftsman (profession)
Description: The individual with whom the apprentice resides during their apprenticeship


Name: Defences against water (Infrastructure)
Description: The location where terps were constructed


Name: 650 constituencies (constituency)
Description: political divisions of the UK for electing members to the House of Commons


Name: 1600 BC (time)
Description: A specific year in the past.


Name: Jade objects (Neolithic through Zhou) (Artifacts)
Description: Artifacts made from the mineral jade during Neolithic to Zhou periods


Name: English word 'marmoreal' (Word)
Description: Meaning 'marble-like'


Name: 11 councils (local government unit)
Description: units responsible for local governance in Northern Ireland


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A crystalline mineral consisting of pure carbon


Name: 11,700 years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Future Generations of Scientists (People)
Description: Individuals who have been motivated by Marie Curie's work to pursue careers in science


Name: Pindorama (Geographical Area)
Description: Meaning 'land of the palm trees' in Guaraní language, used for Brazil


Name: Oslo (City)
Description: Capital of Norway after its union with Denmark was dissolved in 1814


Name: Silk (material)
Description: Clothing made of silk was initially used for decorative and ceremonial purposes


Name: Red Giants (Stellar Object)
Description: Stars that are in the final stages of stellar evolution


Name: Gold alloys (Compound)
Description: A mixture of metals, primarily gold, combined with other elements such as copper and silver for increased durability.


Name: over 47.6 million students enrolled (NumberOfStudentsEnrolled)
Description: The number of students enrolled in universities located in China


Name: Angle (Mathematical concept)
Description: The abstract mathematical representation of a figure formed by two rays sharing a common origin or endpoint.


Name: Süleyman Demirel, Bülent Ecevit and Turgut Özal (Politician)
Description: Prominent leaders in Turkish politics who achieved multiple election victories between 1960 and the end of the 20th century.


Name: Print Media (Media)
Description: Class of print media in France


Name: Defected nanodiamonds (Nanoparticle)
Description: Defective nanodiamonds


Name: University of Oxford (university)
Description: The university where the school is affiliated


Name: Recreational Activities of U.S. States (Leisure Activity)
Description: The recreational activities offered by the states of the United States


Name: De Beers Consolidated Mines Limited (company)
Description: The former diamond-mining and trading company of the De Beers Group


Name: Barren areas (Seabed habitat)
Description: Areas with lower population densities of sea urchins compared to kelp stands.


Name: non-denominational Evangelical Protestant (Religion_Subgroup)
Description: A subgroup of Christianity that does not identify with a specific denomination but aligns with the principles of Evangelicalism.


Name: Mykonos (Island)
Description: An island in the Cyclades, Greece


Name: provisional government (Government)
Description: A government formed in November 1813


Name: plug-in electric cars (BEV and PHEV) (Product)
Description: electric vehicles that can be recharged from an external source


Name: Japanese Mythology (Mythology)
Description: The mythological system of Japan


Name: Rock structures (Building material)
Description: Structures built using rock as the primary building material


Name: Stream sediments and residual soils (Geological formations)
Description: Formations where quartz is very common as a residual mineral due to its low potential for weathering.


Name: Flat faces with specific orientations (Geometric feature)
Description: Macroscopic single crystals consist of flat faces with specific, characteristic orientations


Name: Palace built at the acropolis of Athens (Building)
Description: Palace that has been almost completely destroyed


Name: Crystallographic Point Group (Crystallography)
Description: The point group in the space groups of the monoclinic crystal system.


Name: New York City's large residential districts (Residential District)
Description: The large residential areas in New York City.


Name: Roman Empire (Polity)
Description: The Roman Empire that followed the Roman Republic


Name: in 1945 (Time Period)
Description: The year when the mountain was opened again after the Japanese Culture Act repealed the edicts.


Name: descriptions and drawings of jewellery (Additional Information)
Description: Descriptions and drawings of 94 pieces of urban as well as rural Berber styles


Name: Borospherene (Molecule)
Description: A hypothetical boron molecule.


Name: Thin film structures (Application of semiconductors)
Description: Semiconductor applications that use thin films


Name: Practical Archaeology (Function)
Description: A function that was taken over by Suffolk County Council Field Archaeology Unit


Name: Extensive and densely populated alluvial plains (Geographical feature)
Description: Flat or nearly flat land deposited by a river


Name: Anton Zeilinger (Person)
Description: An Austrian physicist renown for important developments in quantum optics and quantum information


Name: undefined (group of sea urchins)
Description: A group of sea urchins that Irregularia and Echinacea form a common clade with


Name: Cancellaresca (writing style)
Description: A looping cursive script that became popular in Italy during the Renaissance.


Name: Germanium (Material)
Description: Material with about one-seventh the cost of germanium.


Name: People of Caucasian race (Race)
Description: Often referred to as white


Name: Aegean region (geographical area)
Description: The Aegean region is a geographical area


Name: Left side of the road (Transportation Rule)
Description: The left side of the road is where vehicles are expected to be driven in certain countries.


Name: Organometallic Compound (Chemical Substance)
Description: Organic compounds containing bonds to metal


Name: Tepaneca (Group)
Description: The group who paid tribute to Tenochtitlan


Name: 18th century Russian Painting (Art Movement)
Description: Influential painters like Ivan Argunov, Dmitry Levitzky, Vladimir Borovikovsky became prominent


Name: United States (modern definition) (Country)
Description: The United States with a modern definition of mountains.


Name: Their sum is supplementary and they share a common vertex (Geometric Property)
Description: A property of linear pair of angles.


Name: Microscope (Instrument)
Description: A device used to view objects at magnified size.


Name: National Pawnbrokers Association (Organization)
Description: A trade association for pawnbrokers in the United States


Name: Vocational Students (Part-time) (Quantity)
Description: 6 part-time vocational students in Onsernone.


Name: Illegal and unethical diamond trade (Criminal Activity)
Description: Trade in diamonds that is considered illegal and unethical


Name: 1973 (Year)
Description: The year when Mohammed Zahir Shah was overthrown


Name: Bell Beaker culture (Archeological culture)
Description: A prehistoric culture that existed from approximately 2900 to 1800 BC in Europe


Name: Colors (Color)
Description: Different colors depending on their valence (oxidation state).


Name: Significantly offset anthropogenic CO2 emissions (Event)
Description: Emissions caused by human activities


Name: Statements about medical properties of Lyngurium (Medical claims)
Description: The belief that the stone could break up bladder stones and relieve jaundice


Name: Málaga Airport (Airport)
Description: An international airport in Spain, offering a wide variety of international destinations.


Name: Surface tone (Concept)
Description: Achieved during the printing process.


Name: Earth (Planetary Body)
Description: The planet we live on


Name: Locations where telluric iron is found (Geographical Entity Classification)
Description: Places where telluric iron has been discovered


Name: Aristocracy or Tyranny (Government)
Description: The transition of the rule from monarchy to aristocracy or tyranny over the next four centuries


Name: generation of free radicals by heated filament (Key Features of Hot Filament CVD)
Description: Characteristics of hot filament CVD


Name: Squadra of Crana (administrative division)
Description: Including the territory of Vocaglia, Comologno and Spruga


Name: Battle of Cape Matapan (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A naval battle that occurred off the coast of Cape Matapan in March 1941 between the Royal Navy and the Italian Regia Marina.


Name: Mother of pearl (Material)
Description: The inner iridescent layer of shell of some bivalves and gastropods


Name: The Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art (art school)
Description: One of the major schools of art in the UK


Name: Boston (City)
Description: One of the termini of Amtrak's interstate rail service


Name: Ancient Rome (Civilization)
Description: A civilization in the central Mediterranean


Name: Batteries, lubricants, pharmaceuticals, heat production (Usage)
Description: The uses of the chemical element Lithium


Name: Various coordination complexes (Compound)
Description: Multiple types of coordination complexes formed by copper.


Name: 2.1 million students enrolled in tertiary education in 2015 (Quantity)
Description: The number of students enrolled in tertiary education in Colombia in 2015.


Name: 850,000 (Number)
Description: Approximate number of Tuaregs in Mali.


Name: Ribes uva-crispa (Species)
Description: A species of flowering shrub in the currant family, native to Europe and northern Africa.


Name: Higher Mining School (Higher Education Institution)
Description: A higher education institution founded in 1899


Name: Electric Field (Physical field)
Description: A force exerted on charged particles due to their electric charge.


Name: Peterhof Lapidary Works (Workshop)
Description: A hardstone carving workshop founded in 1721


Name: Nicola Marschall (Artist)
Description: German-American artist who designed the Confederate flag and the new uniforms of Grey


Name: Rock-forming Minerals (Class of Minerals)
Description: Minerals that play a significant role in the formation of rocks


Name: Three Floors (Physical Attribute)
Description: A feature of some Minoan palaces during the 2nd millennium BC


Name: Proto-Indo-European root *ḱlew- (Language Origin Root)
Description: The Proto-Indo-European root that the words slovo, slava, and sluh originate from.


Name: Hieroglyphs (Writing System)
Description: Inscriptions in hieroglyphs rather than images.


Name: Pliny the Elder (Roman author)
Description: Ancient Roman naturalist, philosopher, and writer


Name: World Diamond Congress (event)
Description: An event sponsored by WFDB every two years.


Name: Empress Dowager Cixi (Person)
Description: A significant figure during the Qing dynasty of China


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security


Name: European Royalty (Social group)
Description: Nobles and royals of European countries who valued opal highly


Name: 66 million years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Basalt (Geological composition)
Description: A type of magma that can produce basalt rocks


Name: Angle addition postulate (Mathematical property)
Description: Property that states the angle sum of a triangle is equal to the sum of angles formed by two lines intersecting at the angle


Name: certain headdresses after killing an enemy (jewellery and cultural practice)
Description: Certain headdresses are worn by the inhabitants of Papua New Guinea after they have killed an enemy.


Name: no secondary color is present (color state)
Description: Pure blue diamonds are most beautiful and valuable


Name: Tourmaline, Emerald, Aquamarine, Garnet and Opal (Precious Stone)
Description: Additional precious stones


Name: melting pot (social characteristic)
Description: a country that has a rich cultural diversity due to the influx and integration of people from various nationalities, ethnicities, and religions


Name: Art (Visual Art Form)
Description: A general term for various forms of visual expression


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


Name: Hisøya and Tromøya islands (Islands)
Description: Islands with ferry connections to Arendal city center


Name: 45,596 physicians (number of professionals)
Description: total number of physicians in Austria as of 2017


Name: Veterinary Care (Service)
Description: Medical care provided to animals, including prevention, diagnosis, and treatment


Name: U.S. (Country)
Description: North American country with a federal republic system of government.


Name: Etruscan literary culture (cultural phenomenon)
Description: Literary achievements of the Etruscans


Name: Orange (Color)
Description: A color, next to red


Name: Ammonia (Substance)
Description: A compound of nitrogen and hydrogen


Name: 400 μK (Temperature)
Description: A temperature unit in microkelvin.


Name: Republican Party (Political Party)
Description: New England was a Republican stronghold before the mid-20th century.


Name: Tektites (Geological Object)
Description: Glass-like objects of natural origin, ejected by a meteorite impact


Name: Metamorphic Rock (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of rock that undergoes a formative change due to heat, pressure or chemical alteration


Name: Ferromagnetic material (Material)
Description: Scientists have observed voltage-induced transformation of pyrite into ferromagnetic material


Name: Most of the Netherlands (Country)
Description: Historical region in Western Europe


Name: forms of spiritual connections or value (concept)
Description: Conceptual representation of items that were used for spiritual purposes.


Name: Mica group (Group of Phyllosilicate minerals)
Description: A group related to the mica group but with a brucite-like layer between the T-O-T stacks


Name: 2019 semiconductor market segment for networks and communications devices (Market segment)
Description: 32.4% of the semiconductor market segment in 2019


Name: Algerian Arabic (Darja) (language)
Description: The language used by the majority of Algeria's population


Name: 55,000 plants (Species)
Description: -


Name: Environmental Justice Issue (Classification of Environmental Issues)
Description: A challenge that disproportionately affects marginalized groups


Name: René Lalique (Artist)
Description: A French artist who was a leading figure in the Art Nouveau trend


Name: Brain Gain (MigrationTrend)
Description: In recent decades, however, a 'brain gain' has brought in educated professionals from Europe and less developed countries


Name: Inscribed stelae (Artifact Category)
Description: Stelae with inscriptions that explain their purpose


Name: Slope Place (Landform Category)
Description: A category of landforms that includes hills and other sloping places.


Name: De Beers (company)
Description: A multinational corporation active in diamond mining and retail.


Name: (unknown allotrope) (Allotrope)
Description: A yet unidentified allotrope of iron that appears at high pressures and temperatures.


Name: President Gbagbo (Person)
Description: President of Ivory Coast during the mentioned events


Name: tens of millions to 300 million years old (Geological time frame)
Description: A period of Earth's history, often specified in tens of millions or hundreds of millions of years


Name: FIFA Women's World Cup 1995 (Sports Event)
Description: The 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup


Name: Other Shergottites (notably EETA79001) (Meteorite)
Description: Other meteorites that show similarities with the Tissint meteorite


Name: The Sinking of Pandora (Event)
Description: The event where the ship Pandora sank, resulting in the drowning of four mutineers


Name: Terrestrial Material (Geological Component)
Description: The main component of impactites on Earth, sometimes with pieces of the original meteorite


Name: Inhabitants (Central America) (Culture)
Description: Inhabitants of Central America


Name: Mir (Space Station)
Description: A space station launched in the same period


Name: chinampa agriculture (Agricultural practice)
Description: A form of wetland agriculture practiced in the Mesoamerican region


Name: Allegory (Figurative mode of representation)
Description: A figurative mode of representation conveying meaning other than the literal


Name: K. L. Giesecke (Person)
Description: The mineralogist who first discovered Nuummite in Greenland.


Name: Mudslides (continuing) (Geological Phenomenon in Timeframe)
Description: The mudslides that have been continuing since the text was written.


Name: Leatherwork (artifact)
Description: An object made of leather, typically for functional or decorative purposes.


Name: Genoese lira (Monetary unit)
Description: The silver scudo's value increased compared to the Genoese lira


Name: Ion implantation (Process)
Description: A process used to introduce boron into semiconductors


Name: Perspective Artwork (Art form)
Description: Type of artwork using perspective to create the illusion of depth on a flat surface


Name: Warm seasons (Season)
Description: Being easier to observe because of the inclination of a hemisphere with respect to the sun, spring and especially summer


Name: Elba island (Island)
Description: Rich deposits of hematite have been found on the island of Elba.


Name: 13th century BC (Timeframe)
Description: The period during which Mycenaean Greece traded with the Hittites.


Name: Mineral (Chemical Compound)
Description: These eight elements account for over 98% of minerals found in the Earth's crust


Name: Location of Japan (Geographical position)
Description: From the Sea of Okhotsk to the East China Sea


Name: Group IV elements (Classification of chemical element)
Description: The group in the periodic table to which silicon belongs.


Name: Political Power (Condition)
Description: The ability to influence or control the actions of a political system.


Name: ABAB ... structure (Geometric pattern)
Description: The structural pattern of hexagonal diamond or lonsdaleite


Name: Terms Granulitization and granulitic structures (Geological Term)
Description: Terms used to indicate the results of dynamometamorphism acting on rocks at a period long after their solidification


Name: British Museum (Organization)
Description: Museum in London, UK


Name: Oxygenated blood (biological substance)
Description: Blood that contains oxygen in the form of oxygenated hemoglobin


Name: Iberian Lynx, European Brown Bear, and Imperial Eagle (Species)
Description: Three of the many species found in Spain.


Name: Structure for an animal's body (anatomical feature)
Description: The primary function of a hydrostatic skeleton


Name: John F. Kennedy International Airport (Airport)
Description: One of the busiest airports in the New York metropolitan area.


Name: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (Person)
Description: 6th and current President of Turkey


Name: one of the largest rookeries in western Long Island Sound (Geographical Feature)
Description: A large number of bird nesting sites


Name: Chlorite group (Mineral)
Description: A mineral group characterized by a specific structure and formula


Name: Supreme Court (Institution)
Description: Highest court in the United States


Name: Polytope (mathematical object)
Description: A generalization of the concept of a polygon (plane figure) and polyhedron (3-dimensional figure) to any number of dimensions


Name: cerium(III) oxide (Compound)
Description: A compound formed between Cerium and Oxygen.


Name: Carl Linnaeus (Scientist)
Description: Recognized Carl Linnaeus's preference for this type of classification


Name: Kingdom of Brazil (Political Entity)
Description: South American country


Name: Crystal River & San Juan Railway (CR&SJ) (Railway)
Description: The railway to which marble was transported from the Yule Marble Quarry


Name: zirconium dioxide ceramic membranes (Material)
Description: Material used for air separation method of producing oxygen gas


Name: Local Governments in New England (Government)
Description: Government bodies responsible for the region of New England


Name: one of the longest known preserved fulgurites (Physical Object)
Description: Approximately 4 meters in length


Name: Maharajas and people related to royalty (people group)
Description: Indian royal family members and their close associates


Name: RCRA (Act)
Description: Legislation regulating hazardous waste in the United States


Name: Air separation method (Process)
Description: The process used for producing nearly pure O2 gas


Name: Increase in colour programming (Broadcasting)
Description: NBC adopted its peacock logo because of the increase in color programming


Name: Marble, soapstone, and serpentine (types of non-foliated metamorphic rock)
Description: examples of non-foliated metamorphic rocks


Name: Colombia's National Reintegration Council (Organization)
Description: A Colombian government body responsible for the reintegration of former combatants and ex-FARC members.


Name: Capable of Building Ships and Maintaining Them (Capabilities)
Description: Greece


Name: Wattles (Living Thing)
Description: Plants native to Australia, particularly in drier regions and deserts


Name: Primary and Junior Secondary School (Educational Level)
Description: The educational level from age 6 to 15.


Name: Men and women (Social group)
Description: Both men and women in the Han dynasty


Name: Josef Sudek (Art Photographer)
Description: A Czech art photographer who started a new field of art photography


Name: spying for the Chinese military (Activity)
Description: Accusations against several Chinese telecommunications companies


Name: Mkgogan and Msbtunux peoples (People)
Description: The Mkgogan and Msbtunux are Indigenous peoples of Taiwan.


Name: Chinese people and the world (Group)
Description: The audience to whom Yuan Shikai's deliberate way of dressing up was a public declaration


Name: Quote (Speech)
Description: Regarding the meaning of shokunin


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: A country with a Mediterranean climate along its northern coast


Name: Celebrations for International Women's Day, Spring and Labour Day, Russia Day, Unity Day, and Maslenitsa during the Soviet era (Historical event)
Description: The celebrations for these holidays during the Soviet era


Name: Greek Church (Religion)
Description: The Eastern Orthodox Christian Church, primarily based in Greece


Name: after 2004 (Year)
Description: The year when Maggia became a more important regional center


Name: Aphasia (MedicalCondition)
Description: A language disorder caused by damage to the brain


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


Name: Gneiss_dome (Geological_feature)
Description: A dome-shaped geologic feature composed of gneiss.


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


Name: Purple dye (dye)
Description: Dye more reddish than bluish, and faded easily with washing and exposure to sunlight


Name: Balanced Budget (Economic Event)
Description: Achieved a balanced budget


Name: Cutting Process (Technique)
Description: The process of shaping a gemstone to make it suitable for jewelry


Name: 20th Century Men's Fashion (fashion)
Description: The fashion trend in men during the 20th century


Name: Daru (大襦) (Clothing)
Description: Outwear, one of the types of shenyi during Han dynasty


Name: Mahayana sutras and texts (Texts related to Buddhism)
Description: Scriptures from the Mahayana branch of Buddhism


Name: Gateway Mall (Attraction)
Description: A pedestrian plaza with a scenic view of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri


Name: Etruscan government (Government style)
Description: The form of government in Etruscan society


Name: Czernobol (Chernobyl) (Modern City)
Description: The modern city of Chernobyl, now in Ukraine


Name: Visigothic jewellery (artifact)
Description: Decorative items worn for personal adornment created within the Visigothic Kingdom


Name: Red Sun (Symbol)
Description: The symbol by which Mao Zedong was sometimes referred to


Name: Learning (Cognitive Process)
Description: The ability to acquire knowledge and skills through experience, practice, or instruction.


Name: Carbon (Chemical_Element)
Description: Fourth most abundant chemical element in the observable universe.


Name: 1000 transcription factors (Biochemical entity)
Description: Transcription factors that regulate gene expression


Name: Iron production (Industrial Process)
Description: Production focuses on ores with very high quantities of iron


Name: Wire gauge sizing (Sizing system)
Description: A system for denoting the size of wires, often used as a comparison


Name: East (Direction)
Description: Direction from which the Salian Franks were forced


Name: Engadin (Valley)
Description: A large inner Alpine valley oriented towards eastern Europe.


Name: Yttrium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Y and atomic number 39


Name: Belle Époque (Era)
Description: A period of peace and prosperity in Europe between 1871–1914


Name: a distinction between art forms that allow for personal style and those that do not (Style Distinction)
Description: Concept that often sees a distinction between art forms that allow for personal style and those that do not in Western decorative arts


Name: Joseph Conrad (Author)
Description: Polish-born British writer


Name: Tertiary Color (Classification of Colors)
Description: A type of color on the HSV (RGB) color wheel


Name: Monodisperse nanoparticles and colloids (Nanoparticle type)
Description: Refers to nanoparticles that have a single, uniform size distribution


Name: Constitution of Morocco (Legislation)
Description: The fundamental law of Morocco.


Name: Erik Skjoldbjærg (Director)
Description: A director, remembered for Insomnia


Name: Intertidal zone (Seabed habitat)
Description: The area between the lowest and highest tides, where some sea urchins can be found.


Name: Feathered cloaks and headdresses (Art/Cultural Artifact)
Description: Many feathered cloaks and headdresses are now on display at the Bishop Museum.


Name: Quarrying waste (Waste)
Description: The discarded materials generated during the process of marble mining and processing.


Name: Muromachi Period (Historical Period)
Description: The period beginning in 1336 after the overthrow of Emperor Go-Daigo.


Name: Military medals specifically to combatants (Award)
Description: Objects given to combatants for specific events, including military battles and victories


Name: The richest 10% of the adult population in the United States (Social Group)
Description: The top 10% wealthiest adults in the US


Name: High activity of Barbary pirates (Activity level)
Description: The 17th century was characterized by high activity levels of the Barbary pirates.


Name: Industrial scale production of potassium-containing fertilizers (Process)
Description: Start of mass production of potassium-based fertilizers


Name: Florin Curta (Historian)
Description: Romanian historian


Name: Children in developing countries, Elderly with chronic illnesses (Age Groups, Human Population)
Description: Groups at risk for Zinc deficiency


Name: Kyanite Zone (Geological Feature)
Description: A zone defined by the presence of kyanite in a metamorphic rock


Name: Edward IV of England (monarch)
Description: King of England and Ireland from 1461 to 1483


Name: creates a shared understanding (Action)
Description: Produces a community's shared understanding


Name: Pantelleria Island, Sicily (Location)
Description: A place where Ferrohortonolite has been reported


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


Name: Three Kinds of Tirtha (Classification)
Description: The different types of Tirtha in Hinduism


Name: Franz Xaver von Zach (Scientist)
Description: Editor of the German astronomical journal who organized a search for the expected planet


Name: Civil unions for homosexual couples (Legal status)
Description: A legal status that allows civil unions for homosexual couples.


Name: Spring (Season)
Description: Season when the New Year starts in these calendars.


Name: Canary Islands (Island Group)
Description: An archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean that is part of Spain


Name: Prague Spring International Music Festival (Event)
Description: Annual classical music festival in the Czech Republic


Name: Dolomitic rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Mainly present in the mountainous regions of Mallorca


Name: Manner of Formation of Rock (Geology Property)
Description: The manner in which the rock was formed


Name: Hindu majority (Demographic group)
Description: The religious majority in the newly formed Republic of India


Name: Photographing through a screen (Action)
Description: The action taken to create the halftone effect


Name: Belite (Mineral)
Description: The name used in the cement industry for dicalcium silicate.


Name: Sahrawis (EthnicGroup)
Description: A Saharan people indigenous to the territory of Western Sahara


Name: Glazes (Property of Ceramic Tableware)
Description: Ensures impermeability, reduces adherence of pollutants and eases washing


Name: A1 Ethniki (League)
Description: The A1 Ethniki is the top basketball league in Greece.


Name: Karst (Geological Feature)
Description: Extensive areas of karst have been formed due to the limestones in Mallorca


Name: Puysegur Trench, Hikurangi Trough, Kermadec Trenches, and Tonga Trenches (GeologicalFeature)
Description: Submarine troughs or depressions formed by plate boundary movements


Name: Zinc oxide, zinc acetate, zinc gluconate, or zinc amino acid chelate (ChemicalCompound)
Description: Included in most single-tablet, over-the-counter, daily vitamin and mineral supplements


Name: large organic ligand (chemical compound)
Description: Ligand connecting two aluminum atoms in these compounds


Name: Roman Catholicism (Religion)
Description: The central religion of the Habsburg monarchy


Name: Charles Darwin (Person)
Description: The English naturalist and biologist who presented evidence for it being a variety under domestication


Name: Thessaly (geographical_area)
Description: -


Name: Statoil (now Equinor) (Company)
Description: The Norwegian state-owned oil company founded in 1973.


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


Name: Northern Ireland (Region)
Description: A region in the northern part of the island of Ireland, part of the United Kingdom.


Name: Ye'elim neighborhood (Neighborhood)
Description: Part of Arad city


Name: Wealth in the United States (Economic Concept)
Description: The distribution of money, wealth, and assets in the US


Name: Eurovision Song Contest (MusicCompetition)
Description: An annual international song competition held among many European countries


Name: Lake Superior agate (Mineral variety)
Description: Type of agate found in Lake Superior region


Name: Muzo (Location)
Description: An emerald mining area in Colombia


Name: Caprarola and Ronciglione (Municipalities)
Description: Administrative regions where Lake Vico is part of.


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


Name: 2.45 to 3.15 (Numeric Range)
Description: 2.45 to 3.15


Name: French Polynesia and New Caledonia (Location)
Description: Locations where Aircalin offers flights.


Name: Recreational and commercial uses of public forests (Activity)
Description: The activities performed on public forests like grazing, logging, and mining


Name: glacial zone (climatic zone)
Description: covers the glaciated areas of the Alps


Name: aquamarine (Type of Gemstone)
Description: A blue or cyan variety of the mineral beryl, colored by iron impurities


Name: Greek modelling of heads (Art Technique)
Description: A technique of modelling figures that was common in Greek art, and became popular in Etruscan art.


Name: Scratches, digs, pits, sleeks, edge chips, or blemishes in the coating (Surface defect types)
Description: Common surface imperfections found in mirrors


Name: Minister of Foreign Affairs (Position)
Description: The person responsible for foreign affairs in Colombia


Name: Alabama's constitution (Constitution)
Description: The fundamental governing document of Alabama.


Name: Illicit Trade of Colombian Emeralds (Phenomenon)
Description: A large illegal trade of emeralds from Colombia


Name: Marie Curie's Remains (Physical Object)
Description: Remains of Marie Curie transferred from Sceaux to Paris Panthéon


Name: None (oxidation state property) (Oxidation State Property)
Description: The charge a chemical element would have if it were fully oxidized


Name: Gallium Nitride (GaN) (Material)
Description: Material used in blue light-emitting diodes (LEDs).


Name: Solution of copper(II) chloride (Compound Solution)
Description: A solution containing copper(II) chloride


Name: Doña Isabel Moctezuma and Doña Leonor Moctezuma (Aztec Nobles)
Description: Daughters of Moctezuma II


Name: Gaze (verb)
Description: A verb that denotes the act of looking fixedly, intently or steadily at someone or something.


Name: Calcium carbonate teeth or plates (5) (physical object)
Description: Teeth or plates used for chewing food in sea urchins


Name: French Wars of Religion (war)
Description: A series of religious civil wars in France between Catholics and Protestants


Name: Large Magma Chambers on Venus (Geological Feature)
Description: Hypothesized large magma chambers on Venus


Name: Manuel de Falla (composer)
Description: Spanish composer from the early 20th century


Name: Local Communities, Schools, and Parks (Subject)
Description: Groups that local authorities may work with when managing Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Renewable Energy (Energy Source)
Description: Energy that is generated from natural sources or processes that are constantly replenished


Name: René Guénon (Philosopher)
Description: A French philosopher and esotericist who considered the Cintamani to be the equivalent of the Philosopher's Stone.


Name: Balkan provinces (Geographical region)
Description: Regions in the Balkans that were part of the Ottoman Empire


Name: Bismarck's policies (Historical Event)
Description: Policies implemented by Otto von Bismarck that excluded Austria and the German Austrians from Germany


Name: Taliban (Organization)
Description: The current government of Afghanistan, led by Hibatullah Akhundzada


Name: Development as rubbings (Printing technique process)
Description: The process of transferring an image from a raised surface to another material.


Name: Form with larger oxygen affinity (Protein structure)
Description: A shape of hemoglobin that has a higher affinity for oxygen


Name: Interior part of the Southern Peninsula (region)
Description: Interior region of the southern Korean Peninsula


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


Name: Crystal System (gemstone characteristic)
Description: The geometric arrangement of atoms, ions or molecules in a crystal


Name: Rays parallel to its axis (optical ray)
Description: Rays that seem to emanate from the focus of the surface, behind the mirror


Name: Humidity level between 25% and 40% (Environmental Condition)
Description: Prints onto animal skins (vellum) should be maintained at a humidity level between 25% and 40%.


Name: classical texts such as The Golden Ass by Apuleius (Literary_work)
Description: A work of literature from ancient Rome


Name: Etruscan Jewelry (culture)
Description: Artifacts from the Etruscan civilization


Name: 700 thousand years ago (Time Period)
Description: The age of Australites according to the potassium-argon dating method


Name: junxuan (袀玄) (Clothing)
Description: A uniform type of black shenyi used in the Qin dynasty


Name: Potassium (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery-white metallic alkali metal


Name: Newspapers devoted to business and sports (Classification of Newspaper)
Description: Newspapers which use pink color for their newsprint


Name: Iron Age and Medieval Settlements (Archaeological Site)
Description: Areas with past human activity that have been uncovered by archaeologists


Name: Pink diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: A rare type of diamond with a pink color


Name: diverse cultural heritage (Concept)
Description: A blend of Arabic, Berber, Jewish, French, Spanish, and Anglo-American influences


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A precious stone with exceptional hardness and brilliance


Name: Axiom of Infinity (mathematical axiom)
Description: An axiom that guarantees the existence of infinite sets.


Name: Combination of sufficiently high temperatures and pressures (Geological Condition)
Description: Combination of temperatures above 650°C and pressures above 34MPa


Name: Torre del Greco (City)
Description: A city in Italy, known for its coral industry


Name: Cryogenic temperatures (Temperature Range)
Description: The Verdet constant increases substantially as Terbium gallium garnet approaches cryogenic temperatures


Name: Aegean Sea (Sea)
Description: The Aegean Sea is a body of water in the southeastern Aegean region of Europe and Turkey.


Name: Balance wheel and balance spring (mechanical component)
Description: A mechanical component that regulates the timing or escape of a movement.


Name: Beads (Beads)
Description: One of the reasons why humans developed language.


Name: Regional Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: It is the result of regional metamorphism.


Name: Saijō High School (School)
Description: A school located in Saijō


Name: Mikis Theodorakis (Musician)
Description: The composer


Name: People of Recent Celtic and Germanic Ancestry (Ethnic Group)
Description: Individuals with a lineage originating from Celtic or Germanic regions


Name: Decision Making (Process)
Description: What governs the choice of materials for construction.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: Scandinavian country in Northern Europe


Name: Chislehurst, East Jaffrey, New Hampshire (Location)
Description: Summer home in East Jaffrey, New Hampshire.


Name: Middle English and Old English Word Grene (LanguageElement)
Description: A word originating from Middle English and Old English, which shares a root with the words grass and grow


Name: Ain Hanech (Algeria) (Archaeological site)
Description: An archaeological site in Algeria that houses the oldest archaeological materials in North Africa.


Name: Diseases and Parasites (Subject)
Description: Health concerns associated with Urban Red Foxes


Name: Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental political and economic union consisting of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates


Name: Treaty of Versailles (Agreement)
Description: The agreement signed in 1919 that ended World War I and imposed severe penalties on Germany


Name: Soda (Compound)
Description: A common name for sodium carbonate.


Name: Minoan Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Crafted by the Minoans.


Name: US One-Cent and Five-Cent Coins (Coin)
Description: The one-cent and five-cent coins of the United States.


Name: ROC (KMT regime) (Political_group)
Description: The Nationalist government of China based on Taiwan


Name: Career civil servant (occupation)
Description: A permanent government employee hired through competitive examination


Name: Na+ cation (Ion)
Description: The sodium ion, Na+, is the positively charged form of the sodium atom


Name: Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) (Waste type)
Description: Common household waste


Name: many of the world's largest and most influential (Description)
Description: Characteristic of Swiss corporations


Name: Zinc Selenide (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula ZnSe


Name: Ink Transfer (Process)
Description: The act of transferring ink from a matrix to a sheet of paper or other material.


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A Northern African country located between Algeria and the annexed Western Sahara.


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


Name: Painted Sculptures and Dance (Art Forms)
Description: Artistic elements characterized by painting on sculptures and dance performances


Name: Inclusions of amphibole (mineral)
Description: The cause of the green color in prase


Name: Peacock (Bird)
Description: A large bird with a colorful, fan-like tail, native to South Asia and widespread elsewhere as an ornamental.


Name: Sex Ratio in Russia (Demographic characteristic)
Description: The sex ratio in Russia


Name: Horst Skoff (Person)
Description: An Austrian former tennis player


Name: Private equity funds managed by NBGI Private Equity and Ethemba Capital (Business)
Description: The entities that co-own the Dutch company


Name: Eagle (Symbol)
Description: An animal representing John in symbolism


Name: Production scale-up (Process Step)
Description: Production scale-up involves increasing the production volume of the cosmetic product, while ensuring consistent quality


Name: a reusable surface, easily inscribed and erased, and an easy combination with materials like wood that give it durability (advantages offered)
Description: the advantages that wax offers for writing


Name: Troy (City)
Description: The city is located in central Alabama, and was incorporated on February 25, 1867.


Name: Contaminated water (Natural resource)
Description: Water that is not safe for consumption due to the presence of pollutants and contaminants.


Name: Honda Manufacturing of Alabama (Company)
Description: An automobile manufacturing company based in Lincoln, Alabama


Name: 10th district (City Council) (Political district)
Description: District in the New York City Council represented by Democrat Carmen De La Rosa


Name: Stromatolite (Geological Feature)
Description: A layered sedimentary structure formed in the presence of mat-building photosynthetic organisms, such as cyanobacteria.


Name: Thirty Years' War (War)
Description: A conflict fought mainly in the Holy Roman Empire between 1618 and 1648


Name: Aesthetic (Quality)
Description: Relating to beauty, taste, and the senses.


Name: 1,300 km (Coastline)
Description: The length of Tunisia's coastline


Name: Complicated Spherical Curve (Geometric Figure)
Description: A more complex curve on the surface of a sphere


Name: Charles Rudd (Person)
Description: Businessman who amalgamated smaller mining companies into De Beers Mining Company


Name: Imperial seals (Object)
Description: Numerous imperial seals created by the Qing emperors to reduce the significance of the Heirloom Seal


Name: Concentration Camps (Building)
Description: The buildings where concentration camps were located during World War II.


Name: Tang Dynasty (dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in Chinese history that ruled from 618 to 907


Name: Aosta Valley students (Student)
Description: Students attending schools in Aosta Valley


Name: Models of Slaves, Animals, Buildings and Objects (Artifact)
Description: Small models of the slaves, animals, buildings and objects necessary for the deceased to continue his lifestyle in the afterworld


Name: Cultural Sociology (Discipline)
Description: A branch of sociology focusing on cultural analysis and critical theory


Name: Allies (coalition)
Description: The coalition of European powers opposed to Napoleon


Name: Russian Empire (empire)
Description: -


Name: Michigan (State)
Description: A state located in the Great Lakes region of the United States


Name: Hernando Castrillo (Author)
Description: Spanish author who first published a work on the mineral in 1636


Name: Employment rate (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of the population that is employed


Name: Trojans (ethnic group)
Description: Trojans are an ethnic group


Name: Tritium (Nuclide)
Description: Synthetically produced by surrounding the reacting plasma with a 'blanket' containing lithium.


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: The city located in the state of New York, United States


Name: Furniture Print (Artwork)
Description: A large mezzotint with sufficiently bold tonal contrasts to hold its own framed and hung on the wall.


Name: New Zealand (Location)
Description: New Zealand is a popular travel destination.


Name: Hydrofluoric acid (Compound)
Description: Aqueous solution of hydrogen fluoride


Name: 198.8 million tonnes of manganese ore grading 55% manganese metal (Quantity)
Description: The quantity of manganese reserves


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


Name: Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople (Religious Organization)
Description: An autocephalous Eastern Orthodox Christian Church, recognized as the oldest among the world's Orthodox Churches.


Name: Passing a stream of clean, dry air through one bed of a pair of identical zeolite molecular sieves (Process)
Description: A process used in the production of oxygen gas.


Name: Alkali Metals (ChemicalGroup)
Description: Potassium belongs to the Alkali Metals group.


Name: Gregor (Person)
Description: Not specified in provided context


Name: Myanmar (country)
Description: An Southeast Asian nation bordered by India, Bangladesh, China, Laos and Thailand.


Name: American War of Independence (Historical Event)
Description: The war fought between Great Britain and 13 North American colonies which became the United States.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: The country belonging to Western Europe


Name: In situ TEM (Method)
Description: A technique that provides real-time, high resolution imaging of nanostructure response to a stimulus


Name: Greek word for locations related to the tribe of the Magnetes, either a district in Thessaly called Magnesia or Magnesia ad Sipylum, now in Turkey (Geographical location)
Description: The geographical origin of the name magnesium


Name: Half-Life (Physical Property)
Description: The time it takes for the amount of radioactive isotope to decay by half


Name: Economic Freedom Rank (ranking)
Description: High ranking in economic freedom


Name: Archaeological Evidence, Indigenous Writings, Spanish Conquistador Accounts, Spanish Clergy Writings and Nahuatl Language Documents, Florentine Codex (InformationSource)
Description: Various sources used to understand the Aztec culture and history.


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A country in central Europe, officially known as the Republic of Austria


Name: Iron, Aluminium, Vanadium, Molybdenum, Among Other Elements (Element)
Description: Titanium can be alloyed with iron, aluminium, vanadium, molybdenum, and other elements


Name: Habsburg monarchy (Monarchy)
Description: Historical political entity centered in Austria


Name: Halftone process (Photographic process)
Description: A process used to print grayscale photographic images


Name: over 700,000 migrants (Number of people)
Description: The number of migrants that Italy took in between 2013 and 2018


Name: Turkestan (Historical region)
Description: A historic region in Central Asia


Name: Seal (emblem) (Object)
Description: A device for making an impression in various media, used originally to authenticate documents or prevent interference with packages.


Name: Elevation to the status of a 'plant beneficial substance' (status)
Description: Recognition as a substance that benefits plants


Name: Pergamum's kingdom (Political Entity)
Description: Kingdom that requested assistance from Rome


Name: National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, Tate Britain and Tate Modern (art galleries)
Description: Important art galleries in the United Kingdom


Name: Knossos Palace (building)
Description: Palatial center of the Minoan civilization on Crete


Name: Beryllium (chemical element)
Description: The chemical element with a high electronegativity compared to other group 2 elements


Name: changes in generations, taste and wealth (cultural evolution)
Description: Factors that made the age estimation challenging


Name: Chera Dynasty Tamils of South India (Culture)
Description: A group of people from South India who originated the steel technology


Name: October 1929 (Date)
Description: The month and year when Mohammed Nadir Shah was declared King


Name: old religion of Greece (Religion)
Description: Ancient Greek pagan religion


Name: Third French Republic (republic)
Description: after the collapse of the First French Empire during the Franco-Prussian War in 1870


Name: Many different colors (color categories)
Description: The various colors that saltwater pearls can come in


Name: IPC's Survey Results (Quantity)
Description: Possibility of over 195,000 businesses that could be subject to some level of supply chain traceability effort


Name: White, blue and red (Group)
Description: The flag of Scotland uses white, blue, and red


Name: Etruscans (Civilization)
Description: A pre-Roman civilization that lived in central Italy


Name: Megas Hymettos (Peak)
Description: The highest point of Hymettus in ancient times


Name: China, Russia and Belarus (Location)
Description: Countries where nanodiamond powder is mainly produced


Name: Scholars (Group)
Description: Scholarly study of Aztec civilization is most often based on scientific and multidisciplinary methodologies


Name: Hellenistic period (Historical Period)
Description: The period following the death of Alexander the Great, characterized by cultural and political interactions between Greek and non-Greek societies


Name: Han Chinese (Ethnic group)
Description: The dominant ethnic group in China, named after the Han dynasty


Name: Mobile troops armed with carbines and klewangs (Military force)
Description: Mobile troops using carbines and klewangs during the Aceh War


Name: southeastern Native American tribes (Tribe)
Description: Native American tribes in Southeast US


Name: European 'china' (by the mid 18th century) (Tableware)
Description: European 'china' by the mid 18th century


Name: Saijō's festivals (Festival)
Description: Three annual fall festivals in Saijō


Name: 30,000 species of wildlife (wildlife)
Description: Various animal and plant species found in the Alps


Name: Facoidal_gneiss (Geological_formation)
Description: A type of gneiss used as a building material.


Name: Paris and some other centres (Locations)
Description: Cities in France, including Paris, that had a significant carving industry


Name: Calcium (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ca and atomic number 20.


Name: Industry classification (Process)
Description: The grouping of economic activities into categories


Name: Government of India (Government)
Description: The national government of the Republic of India.


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


Name: Piety (Concept)
Description: According to contemporary surveys in Europe and the United States, purple is the color most often associated with piety.


Name: largest Tibetan population outside Asia (PopulationGroup)
Description: The largest Tibetan population living outside of Asia


Name: 1485 (Year)
Description: The year Tizoc died.


Name: Magnesium metal (Chemical Element)
Description: The end product of the electrolysis of magnesium chloride in the Dow process.


Name: Jewelry (Object)
Description: Traditionally seen as sacred and precious


Name: Türksat 6A (Satellite)
Description: Turkey's first communication satellite manufactured domestically


Name: Arts and Crafts Movement (Art Movement)
Description: Movement emphasizing traditional production techniques


Name: Traditional Painting Medium (Art Materials)
Description: Adapts traditional painting medium such as acrylic paint, oils, ink, watercolor, etc.


Name: Eselsweg (Trading route)
Description: A trading route used to transport salt from Bad Orb to the Main near Großheubach


Name: Roman Villas (Architecture)
Description: Residential buildings of the Roman Empire


Name: Greek Resistance (Movement)
Description: A resistance movement in Greece during World War II


Name: Dietary Zinc Intake Below Recommended Amount (Condition)
Description: A dietary intake of zinc below the recommended amount


Name: Seafood (Ingredient)
Description: Including pescaíto frito, gazpacho and various rice-based dishes.


Name: the political landscape of France for years to come (political landscape)
Description: The political landscape of France for years to come, which was significantly impacted by the May 1968 events in France.


Name: Inability to Cut Costs (Business Practice)
Description: The inability of a business to reduce expenses.


Name: Po basin (lands to the south of the Alps) (Geographical area)
Description: A geographical area located south of the Alps.


Name: Meteorological Station in Svalbard (meteorological_station)
Description: The meteorological station Germany secretely established in 1944.


Name: Bull-Leaping Scene (Scene)
Description: A common scene in Minoan art, including the Theseus Ring.


Name: Barrovian metamorphism (Geological phenomena)
Description: The most recognized metamorphic series in the world, specific to pelitic rock


Name: 17.7% ($14.1 billion) of total exports in 2018 (Percentage and Monetary Value)
Description: -


Name: Excessive zinc intake (Quantity)
Description: An amount of zinc that can be harmful to the body


Name: Indian Bollywood films and music (Media)
Description: Afghans have long been accustomed to watching Indian Bollywood films and listening to its filmi songs


Name: 137.327 (Number)
Description: The atomic weight of Barium


Name: Clover, South Carolina (Location)
Description: A town in the United States.


Name: Thermal Windows Fur (Fur attribute)
Description: The fur attribute that does not change with the seasons.


Name: movies (Art Form)
Description: Several notable films produced during the golden age of Greek cinema


Name: Inhalation Hazard (Hazard)
Description: A situation where a substance can be harmful to the respiratory system when inhaled.


Name: Tucson Gem and Mineral Show (Event)
Description: Initial gem and mineral show in Tucson, Arizona


Name: The assumption that grain agriculture led to early settlements and social stratification (Assumption)
Description: A belief based on the idea that grain agriculture was a key factor in the development of permanent settlements and class systems.


Name: Single-tablet, over-the-counter, daily vitamin and mineral supplements (Product)
Description: Daily dietary supplements that are available without a prescription


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


Name: northern areas of Ivory Coast (Region)
Description: Northern regions of Ivory Coast


Name: - (Culture)
Description: Traditions associated with the Alps


Name: Worldwide Banking and Finance (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as banking, finance


Name: Superstition (Belief System)
Description: There are claims that it carries the gift of 'inner radiance' and aids in spiritual growth, but there is no scientific evidence for these claims


Name: Colombian Murial Movement (art movement)
Description: Art movement started by Pedro Nel Gómez and Santiago Martínez Delgado in the 1940s, featuring neoclassical elements of Art Deco


Name: Decreasing Temperature, Decreasing Pressure (Geological Conditions)
Description: Conditions where retrograde metamorphism takes place.


Name: Shell (part of turtle skeleton)
Description: The shell is formed from the ribcage, creating an exoskeleton


Name: LaH2 (Compound)
Description: The dihydride of Lanthanum


Name: Titanium dioxide (Inorganic Compound)
Description: A white, insoluble compound of titanium and oxygen with excellent whiteness, opacity, and UV resistance


Name: Portugal (Country)
Description: A country to the west of Spain


Name: Turkish Black Sea coast (Region)
Description: A region on the Black Sea coast of Turkey.


Name: Modern Greeks (Contemporary Population)
Description: The contemporary population of Greece.


Name: Migration Period civilizations (Historical Period)
Description: Civilizations existing during the Migration Period


Name: Morokweng impact structure (Geological feature)
Description: The first example of a stony meteorite found in association with a large impact crater


Name: other regions of Greece (Location)
Description: Regions of Greece that were administered by Germany during the occupation


Name: goldsmithing (Art_and_craft)
Description: The art and craft of creating jewellery from gold


Name: The Chairman (person)
Description: the chairman elected by the commissioners for a one-year term


Name: Diet of white-tailed eagle (Attribute)
Description: The white-tailed eagle feeds on fish, such as salmon, herring, and mackerel, as well as small mammals


Name: Pimple Hills (Geographical_formation)
Description: A geographical formation in Sussex County, New Jersey.


Name: true (boolean)
Description: Indicates whether Cerium is easy to extract: true.


Name: Universe (Cosmic Body)
Description: The space containing all matter and energy that exists or has existed.


Name: Moxie (Beverage)
Description: One of the first mass-produced soft drinks in the United States


Name: Tyrrhenians (ethnic group)
Description: An ancient people possibly originating from Lemnos Island


Name: Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) (country)
Description: The countries from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: Hole (Physical Object)
Description: A hole made through the block for cable insertion


Name: Aztec Codex Mendoza (Document)
Description: A colonial Aztec document demonstrating the use of phonetic signs for writing place names


Name: Serbia (Country)
Description: Country where the Pločnik archaeological site is located


Name: Ceres (dwarf planet)
Description: a dwarf planet in the outer region of the Solar System


Name: verbally across generations (action)
Description: Transmission of oral tradition


Name: Fossil (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A collection of preserved remains or traces of organisms from the past


Name: year (time period)
Description: The specific point in time being referred to


Name: aristocratic family (at Rome) (Social institution)
Description: The aristocratic family at Rome, similar to the gens


Name: New Hampshire (administrative division)
Description: One of the six states that constitute New England


Name: Antoine Lavoisier (Person)
Description: A French chemist and biologist regarded as the 'Father of Modern Chemistry'


Name: Full-Time Vocational Students (Student Class)
Description: Vocational students who attend the program as full-time students


Name: Walnut Tree Wharf, Ipswich Waterfront (Development)
Description: A development located in Ipswich Waterfront


Name: Bane NOR (Company)
Description: A Norwegian state-owned company responsible for managing the country's rail infrastructure


Name: Roman Catholic church (Religion_place)
Description: Church dedicated to Our Lady


Name: Mary E. Thompson (Person)
Description: An American geologist, name unknown


Name: Sea Urchin (Animal)
Description: A type of marine echinoderm


Name: Almonds and Honey (Ingredients)
Description: Common ingredients in Andalusian confectionery


Name: Tizerzaï (Type of Fibula or penannular brooches)
Description: A specific type of fibula or penannular brooch, composed of a symmetrical pair of triangular plates with pins.


Name: Municipality (Administrative division)
Description: A local administrative division within a country


Name: 68% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of residents in Community District 12 who described their health as 'good', 'very good' or 'excellent'


Name: 1410 (Year)
Description: Year when the Astronomical Clock was first mentioned


Name: First Department of the Supreme Court, Appellate Division (court)
Description: A department of New York's highest court.


Name: Ancestors (Religious Concept Term)
Description: The association of Tengri with Ancestors.


Name: Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine (Medical school)
Description: Private osteopathic medical school in Dothan


Name: nuclear reactor shielding (Technological artifact)
Description: The barriers that protect operators, the environment, and the reactor vessel from ionizing radiation.


Name: International Office of Water (IOWater) (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization fostering sustainable water management


Name: Through 2019 (TimePeriod)
Description: The time period during which wealth inequality increased in Switzerland


Name: African plate (tectonic plate)
Description: The top part of the Alps consists of nappes derived from the African plate


Name: The New Testament (Scripture)
Description: The second part of the Christian Bible.


Name: International Olympic Committee (IOC) (Organization)
Description: The international organization responsible for the Olympic Movement


Name: Russian Orthodox Christmas (Holiday)
Description: Orthodox Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ


Name: novels, movies, and television programs (Media type)
Description: Stories told in written or visual form


Name: Journeyman or Apprentice (Subset of Artisan)
Description: Artisans who did not operate their own businesses.


Name: [The Australian and The Australian Financial Review] (Newspaper)
Description: -


Name: cancer treatment (medical treatment)
Description: A medical procedure or method used to treat cancer


Name: Carbon (in solution) (Element)
Description: Carbon that is dissolved in the austenite phase of steel during high temperatures


Name: Cidaris abyssicola (Sea urchin species)
Description: A sea urchin species that can live at depths of several kilometres.


Name: Skeptics' Views (Opinion)
Description: Views of skeptics that the procedures related to kidney urine therapy are nonsensical


Name: Flowering plants (Plant Family)
Description: The most abundant group in the flora of North Macedonia


Name: reincarnation of one's ātman (Hindu belief)
Description: The belief in reincarnation based on self (ātman) in Hinduism


Name: two Orthodox, four Conservative, ten Reform, and one Humanistic synagogue (Jewish Denomination)
Description: Different branches of Judaism present in Alabama


Name: Preliminary Visualisations of the Interior of Ipswich Museum's Redevelopment (Visualisations)
Description: Preliminary visualisations of the interior of Ipswich Museum's redevelopment


Name: 37 W/(m·K) (approximately) (Physical Property)
Description: Approximate thermal conductivity of sapphire


Name: Nepheline (Mineral Species)
Description: A common example of a feldspathoid.


Name: Chamonix, France (Location)
Description: A town in southeastern France, host of the 1924 Winter Olympics.


Name: Art criticism and the history of art (Professional Fields)
Description: The professional study of artworks.


Name: various early Buddhist sources (Literature)
Description: These sources are used to identify parallel texts and common doctrinal content.


Name: Assertiveness (Quality)
Description: Symbolizes assertiveness and confidence


Name: Crushing Strength Range (Physical Property)
Description: Up to 180 MPa, dense limestone can have


Name: Rio de Janeiro (City)
Description: second largest city in Brazil and the capital city of the state of Rio de Janeiro


Name: Rice bowl hat (Clothing)
Description: A traditional Chinese brimless hat with a flat, round or conical crown.


Name: Lorenzo Ghiberti (Person)
Description: Italian sculptor who won the competition for the doors of the Florence Baptistry in 1403


Name: Marco Polo sheep (Wildlife species)
Description: An endemic wild sheep species found only in the Wakhan Corridor


Name: Corresponding Boron Hydride (Compound)
Description: The corresponding boron hydride that is a dimer with the formula (BH3)2.


Name: Mitzvot (Jewish Law)
Description: The 613 commandments or moral and religious obligations in Judaism.


Name: Union Significance (EU) (Union Importance)
Description: The significance level of the EU as an economic and political union


Name: Baklava (dessert)
Description: Originally Turkish dessert made with filo dough


Name: Pyrophoric nature (Property)
Description: To prevent fire hazards


Name: Correfoc (Festival)
Description: Mallorcan festival of dance and pyrotechnics


Name: Liechtenstein (Country)
Description: A European country


Name: OECD report (Report)
Description: A report published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)


Name: Sculpture styles (art style)
Description: A group of elaborate and highly stylized formal styles in North America


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


Name: NILS and Australian Bureau of Statistics (Organization)
Description: NILS and the Australian Bureau of Statistics use different classifications for Indigenous Australian languages.


Name: Southeast Asia (Geographical Region)
Description: A region consisting of countries located in Southeastern Asia


Name: Low-level waste (Radioactive waste)
Description: Radioactively contaminated waste generated from industrial processes or research.


Name: Oxford English Dictionary (Reference Material)
Description: A major English dictionary published by the Oxford University Press.


Name: Well-cut diamonds (Quality of cut)
Description: Diamonds that have been skillfully cut to maximize light reflection


Name: 1,221 species of birds (Number of species)
Description: The eighth-highest number of bird species in the world


Name: Diamond Industry (industry)
Description: The industry involved in the mining, cutting, and trading of diamonds.


Name: Brain Drain (MigrationTrend)
Description: New Zealand has experienced a series of 'brain drains' since the 1970s that still continue today


Name: New York (State)
Description: One of the 50 states of the United States


Name: Beryllium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the atomic number 4 and symbol Be


Name: Sparta (City-state)
Description: An ancient Greek city-state known for its military strength and discipline


Name: Early farmers from Crete (ancient population)
Description: The early farming population of Crete during ancient times.


Name: Mario Draghi (Person)
Description: Former president of the European Central Bank


Name: employment_levels, economic_growth, and happiness (Economy)
Description: What living standards impacts


Name: Barite (Mineral)
Description: A sulfate mineral belonging to the Barite group


Name: Holi and Diwali (Festival)
Description: Two major pan-Hindu festivals that often coincide with lunar phases


Name: Oceania (Region)
Description: The region where Australia is located


Name: Netball, rugby union and football (soccer) (Sports)
Description: Popular sports among young people in New Zealand


Name: US Geological Survey (USGS) (Organization)
Description: Scientific agency of the U.S. government


Name: Baroque pearl (type of pearl)
Description: Pearls with irregular, non-spherical shapes


Name: Earth's Crust (GeologicalFormation)
Description: The solid outermost layer of the Earth, extending from the base of the oceans to the top of the atmosphere.


Name: Heliochone (Ichnotaxon)
Description: An ichnotaxon entity


Name: Prince Bertil, Duke of Halland (Person)
Description: Swedish royal prince and duke of the province Halland (1912–1997)


Name: Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (IMRO) (Political_Organization)
Description: An organization promoting the concept of an Independent Macedonia in the interwar period


Name: 10 bishops (Clergy)
Description: Leaders of the church


Name: State of New York (state)
Description: A state in the northeastern region of the United States.


Name: Flanders (Place Class)
Description: A region in northwest Europe, part of modern Belgium and the Netherlands.


Name: Accident (Event)
Description: An unforeseen and usually unfortunate event


Name: Yellow-green algae (Algae)
Description: A class of algae in the Heterokontophyta division


Name: islands (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Natural geographical features that are surrounded by water and smaller than continents


Name: Laconia and modern village of Xirokambi (Location)
Description: Location where the palace is found


Name: Isaac Newton's Opticks (Scientific Work)
Description: A book by Sir Isaac Newton on the nature and behaviour of light


Name: Inhabitants of Gozo (People)
Description: The entire population of the Maltese island of Gozo enslaved by Turgut Reis in 1551.


Name: Phoenicians (Ancient Civilization)
Description: A maritime civilization of ancient Mediterranean origin


Name: Oxygen in Earth's atmosphere (Event)
Description: The event when oxygen appeared on Earth


Name: International Incident (Event)
Description: Small international dispute caused by the implementation of the law in Oman


Name: Cahaba (City)
Description: First permanent state capital of Alabama from 1820 to 1825, now a ghost town


Name: contemporary, studio, and art (Terms for Art Jewelry)
Description: Three most common terms identified by Liesbeth den Besten


Name: Rachid Boudjedra, Rachid Mimouni, Leila Sebbar, Tahar Djaout and Tahir Wattar (Authors)
Description: Authors who emerged on the Algerian literary scene after independence


Name: garnet group (mineral_group)
Description: The category to which Almandine belongs.


Name: What will be considered an acceptable audit scope or process (Action)
Description: The lack of guidance provided by the law regarding the acceptable audit scope and process


Name: Ruan Yu (Nephrite) (Gemstone)
Description: Known as ruanyu in Chinese


Name: Cocada (Dish)
Description: A type of Brazilian dessert.


Name: Crimea (Geographical Region)
Description: A region on the north coast of the Black Sea, generally recognized as comprising the Crimean Peninsula.


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: Another primary color in the RYB color model.


Name: Text seen in a mirror (Two-dimensional representation)
Description: The text as it appears when viewed in a mirror


Name: Financial services and insurance sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: uncontrolled agglomeration of powders (physical process)
Description: The clumping together of particles due to attractive forces


Name: Concept of dharma (Philosophical concept)
Description: A universal order maintained by its followers through rituals and righteous living


Name: Mongol conquest of China (conquest)
Description: a series of military campaigns by Genghis Khan and his successors resulting in the establishment of Mongol rule over China


Name: Spanish companies (Company)
Description: Companies based in Spain.


Name: Immigrant groups (ethnic_group)
Description: Various ethnic groups who immigrated to the United States


Name: Dutch Language (Language)
Description: West Germanic language, one of the official languages in Belgium


Name: World Athletics Championships (event)
Description: International athletics competition held every odd-numbered year


Name: 'black gold' politics (corruption controversy)
Description: During his administration


Name: Unknown (-)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: Lowland Valleys of Coastal Regions (Geographical Region)
Description: The lowland valleys located in the coastal regions of Italy


Name: Early Ming royals (person)
Description: Including the Hongwu Emperor himself and Zhengde Emperor, who wore Mongol clothing despite the decrees.


Name: Midtown Manhattan (district)
Description: A district in New York City


Name: Örebro Central Station (Railway Station)
Description: Train station in Örebro


Name: Computer Software (Software)
Description: Used to generate digital elevation models which show shaded relief.


Name: Secret Societies (Social group)
Description: Groups that use secrecy to attract members by creating a sense of importance.


Name: Clay-rich limestone (Geological formation)
Description: -


Name: Nationalized Industries (Economic Entities)
Description: Industries under government control due to nationalization


Name: Tail of Thresher shark (Part_of_animal)
Description: A part of the thresher shark used for stunning prey.


Name: Alkaline Batteries (Device)
Description: A type of battery that uses alkali compounds as its electrolyte


Name: Fen Complex (Norwegian: Fensfeltet) (Geographical Location)
Description: The type locality for Fenite


Name: Algeria's military (Military)
Description: the armed forces of Algeria


Name: Pentelic marble (material)
Description: Another white marble with a faint yellow tint


Name: 14 December 1997 (date)
Description: The date when the constitution was approved.


Name: Perception of Green (Process)
Description: The process through which green is perceived by the human eye


Name: Ailymas (Person)
Description: Berber leader who allied with Greeks against Carthage


Name: tongue stones of ancient Greco-Roman mythology (Artifact)
Description: Objects that were thought to be the tongues of venomous snakes but were found out to be extinct species of shark teeth.


Name: expatriate Greek artists (Artists)
Description: Greek artists working outside their home country.


Name: Paper (Product)
Description: A material made from cellulose fibers, usually derived from wood or rags.


Name: bureau of copyists (Government agency)
Description: Agency responsible for rewriting candidates' exams to prevent favoritism


Name: Electric Power (Resource)
Description: Mainly through hydroelectric plants


Name: 1826 (Time)
Description: The year when Jean Baptiste Guimet won the prize


Name: Vatican City (Geographical Feature)
Description: An independent city-state enclaved within Rome, Italy


Name: the town of Quartzsite in western Arizona (Town)
Description: A town located in western Arizona


Name: Wall paintings in Ancient Greece (Art)
Description: Paintings created on walls in ancient Greece


Name: Ultramafic Protolith (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of protolith composed mainly of ultramafic minerals


Name: Lumber and Mining Industries (Industry)
Description: Other industries on the island of Thasos


Name: First Try (Event)
Description: The first attempt when the cap was quarried


Name: Chalcogen (Material)
Description: A member of group 16 of the periodic table.


Name: Government (Executive Branch)
Description: The branch of government responsible for the exercise of executive power


Name: Primary Trading Port in Europe for Grain from the Baltic Region (Economic Entity)
Description: Amsterdam's role as a major trading port for grain from the Baltic region


Name: Public Holidays in Japan (Event)
Description: The holidays officially recognized by the Japanese government.


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


Name: 200 tonnes of yellowcake (Quantity)
Description: Amount of yellowcake (processed uranium ore) obtained by Israel


Name: Colombia's Local Development Plans (Program)
Description: Local development plans created by communities affected by the conflict, as part of the peace agreement.


Name: Bismarck (Politician)
Description: Prussian statesman who dominated German politics from the unification of Germany in 1871


Name: Russian aggression (since 2014) (Aggression)
Description: ongoing aggressive actions from Russia since 2014


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


Name: Central Europe (location)
Description: Location where gold artifacts such as the golden hats and the Nebra disk appeared during the 2nd millennium BC


Name: Phrases (Literary device)
Description: Like '拋磚引玉/抛砖引玉' (lit. 'casting a brick to draw a jade'), '玉容' (a beautiful face), and '玉立' (slim and graceful)


Name: Reliable Watches (Object)
Description: Watches produced in large quantities


Name: Nature (EnvironmentalContext)
Description: In nature, potassium occurs only in ionic salts.


Name: Algerians (EthnicGroup)
Description: People from Algeria


Name: IMRO (Political_Organization)
Description: IMRO conducted insurgent war in Vardar Macedonia


Name: heavy metal/rock (Music genre)
Description: A genre of music characterized by heavy use of electrical instruments


Name: Orange and white (Color combination)
Description: Adopted as its official colors in 1872.


Name: PSG (Sports_club)
Description: The French football club, Paris Saint-Germain


Name: Diamond (Abrasive type)
Description: A hard substance considered as the hardest in existence


Name: Croatia (Country)
Description: Country at the crossroads of Central and Southeast Europe


Name: Folk healers and seers (medical practitioner)
Description: Individuals who could perform medical tasks, prescribe herbal remedies, interpret dreams


Name: Gemstones (Material)
Description: Small, shiny precious stones.


Name: Tourism Sector in Algeria (Process)
Description: The development of the tourism sector in Algeria


Name: Protection Zone (PoliticalEntity)
Description: A territory designated by Nazi Germany as off-limits to Allied military operations.


Name: Distinctive Pottery (Artifact)
Description: Pottery that gives these cultures their names


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


Name: India's military budget (Monetary Value)
Description: The estimated military budget of India in 2023


Name: Receive a share of taxes collected by the federal and state government (Action)
Description: The ability of municipalities to receive a share of taxes collected by both the Federal and State governments


Name: Astrology and Crystal Healing (Alternative Medicine)
Description: For its supposed healing properties


Name: Hierarchical Taxonomy (Classification structure)
Description: A tree structure of classifications for a given set of objects


Name: Textual study (Buddhist_study)
Description: Central to Theravada and highly important to Tibetan Buddhism