Name: Kobe, Japan (Location)
Description: City in Japan where the Belpearl company is based


Name: Bones of the skull (Part of human skeleton)
Description: The bones that make up the skull


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: The planet it occupies


Name: Bone tissue (during embryonic development) (type of dense connective tissue during embryonic development)
Description: Developed individually from skeletogenic cells in the ectoderm and mesoderm


Name: Applications requiring higher reflectivity (Application Category)
Description: Applications where high reflectivity is essential.


Name: Safety Devices (Devices)
Description: Equipment used to ensure safety in water environments


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


Name: Al-Biruni and Ferdowsi (group)
Description: Intellectuals patronized by Mahmud of Ghazni


Name: Heaven and Earth (concept)
Description: A religion connected to Heaven and Earth


Name: Kingsbridge (Neighborhood)
Description: The neighborhood named for the King's Bridge


Name: Saima-Turbino metalworking tradition (Cultural Tradition)
Description: Metalworking tradition from north of China


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


Name: Decree Law 54 (Legislation)
Description: In September 2022 by Tunisian president Kais Saied


Name: belief in multiple deities (Hindu belief)
Description: The belief in multiple deities in Hinduism


Name: Germania Inferior (Roman province)
Description: A Roman province that subsequently covered areas closer to the lower Rhine frontier, including the eastern part of modern Belgium


Name: Sebastián de Belalcázar (Conquistador)
Description: Conqueror of Quito, traveled north and founded Cali in 1536 and Popayán in 1537


Name: Diamond (Allotrope of Carbon)
Description: Graphite turns into diamond at very high temperatures.


Name: French territorial expansion in Europe (Historical Event)
Description: The expansion of French territory during a specific time period in Europe


Name: Ink (Material)
Description: A fluid used for writing or painting


Name: City cult of Athena based in the Acropolis (Cult)
Description: The religious practices dedicated to Athena on the Acropolis


Name: Planet (Celestial Body)
Description: Ceres was initially classified as a planet.


Name: Xianbei women (ethnic group)
Description: Women of Xianbei ethnicity


Name: Fossil trading (practice)
Description: Buying and selling of fossils, often illegally


Name: 32,280 km (20,058 mi) of paved roads (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: The total length of paved roads in Colombia.


Name: Art (concept)
Description: a diverse range of human activities and the products of those activities that have more to do with imaginative or technical skill than with necessity


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: To stop the advance of rebel forces


Name: Trigonal crystal system (Crystal system)
Description: A crystal system with a single three-fold rotation axis


Name: X-ray detectors (Device)
Description: Thin beryllium foils are used as radiation windows for X-ray detectors.


Name: Moslem Pilgrims (Religion Followers)
Description: Muslims making pilgrimages to the tomb of Moses


Name: Baptism and Communion (Sacraments)
Description: Rituals in Christianity


Name: Scholars (Profession)
Description: Individuals who study and research academic subjects.


Name: Wikipedia (Website)
Description: -


Name: inclusions of foreign material (Material)
Description: Impurities that are often found in natural diamonds


Name: COVID-19 Pandemic (Health Crisis)
Description: A global pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, first identified in Wuhan, China


Name: Austria's population (Population)
Description: The people of Austria


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


Name: fortress at Nitra (Location)
Description: -


Name: an upper-middle-income country and an emerging market (Classification)
Description: A description of Turkey's economic status


Name: Itapore, Goiaz, Brazil (Location)
Description: The location where the largest documented single crystal of quartz was found.


Name: European (AncestryGroup)
Description: A broad ancestry group encompassing people of North-West European and Southern and Eastern European descent


Name: Primitive Hexagonal Nickel Sublattice (crystal_lattice)
Description: One of the two sublattices found in the Nickel Arsenide Structure


Name: Amanteca (Craftsmen Class)
Description: The class of highly skilled and honored craftsmen who created feather objects


Name: Southeast Asia (continent)
Description: The region from where the migration of people occurred to Australia by land bridges and short sea crossings.


Name: Ukraine during the Iron Age (time period)
Description: Time period covering the later history of Ukraine


Name: Glaucophane (Mineral)
Description: A sodic, blue amphibole that gives blueschist facies its name


Name: Entire Regions of the Earth's Crust (Geographical Area)
Description: Regions within the Earth's crust undergoing regional metamorphism


Name: Karakul hat (Cultural Artifact)
Description: Traditional hat made from regional sheep fur


Name: Jewels or enamelling (decorative element)
Description: Additional decorations added to cap hooks.


Name: 2020s (Era)
Description: The current decade, ranging from 2020 to 2029.


Name: Surface (Region)
Description: Area on the surface of Ceres where sublimation occurs, leaving a deposit of hydrated particulates


Name: Belgian Revolution (Event)
Description: -


Name: Area of 10 square centimeters (Measurement)
Description: The typical cross-sectional area of the iron swords


Name: Electric arc furnace (Equipment)
Description: A type of metal-smelting furnace that uses electricity to heat the charge material.


Name: GlobalFashionCapital (GeographicalArea)
Description: The four cities known for their influence in the fashion industry


Name: Alexander the Great (Ancient Macedonian King)
Description: King of Macedon and leader of the ancient Greek conquest of Persia


Name: small rooms and ballrooms (Physical location)
Description: Spaces rented according to the number of guests for KTV activities


Name: 80.2% of respondents in July 2009 (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of respondents who considered the ROC and PRC as members of the Chinese


Name: Pit and Central Dome (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological feature within Occator Crater


Name: Many nonstoichiometric chalcogenides (Compound)
Description: Compounds with non-stoichiometric formulas, formed between Cerium and various Chalcogens.


Name: Grade 4 Titanium (Titanium Alloy)
Description: A commercially pure titanium grade with the highest tensile strength and lowest ductility


Name: Parliament (Government Body)
Description: A part of the bicameral legislature of the Czech Republic


Name: Pomo peoples' grass baskets (Artifact)
Description: Many of the Pomo peoples' grass baskets are on display at the National Museum of the American Indian.


Name: Spanish Crown Jewel (Jewelry)
Description: A collection of jewels owned by the Spanish monarchy where La Peregrina pearl was elevated


Name: Public Health Measures (Health Policy)
Description: The implementation of public health measures such as social distancing, mask-wearing, and lockdowns to combat the pandemic


Name: instances of school corporal punishment in Alabama schools (Number of instances of school corporal punishment)
Description: The number of instances of school corporal punishment reported in Alabama schools


Name: Some fruitless varieties of pomegranate (Variety of Pomegranate)
Description: -


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


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


Name: Colombia's Victims' Fund (FV) (Organization)
Description: A Colombian fund responsible for providing financial support to victims of the armed conflict.


Name: Arbor Low (archaeological site)
Description: Neolithic henge monument located three miles west of Youlgreave, dated to 2500 BCE


Name: 1990s (Time period)
Description: A decade that lasted from January 1, 1990, to December 31, 2000.


Name: South Asian inhabitants of Mehrgarh (People)
Description: Inhabitants of the archaeological site of Mehrgarh.


Name: 'the Ukraine' (string)
Description: A specific way of naming the country


Name: red color for the gem (Color)
Description: When one percent of the aluminium ions are replaced by chromium, the ruby gem takes on a red color


Name: Entrepreneurs in the New York area (Person Group)
Description: Group of people who were entrepreneurs in the New York area.


Name: Fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol F and atomic number 9


Name: Shakyamuni's life and death on earth (Event)
Description: The life and death of the historical Buddha, Gautama Buddha


Name: Younger people (Age group)
Description: It was less popular with younger ones


Name: Craftsmen (Profession)
Description: People who worked with gem cutting.


Name: Flyweight weight class in Boxing (Weight Class)
Description: A division in boxing for athletes weighing between 108 to 112 pounds


Name: Quantum physics and material science (Science)
Description: Study of the smallest particles and their interactions


Name: Xitang Hanfu Culture Week (Event)
Description: A cultural event focused on hanfu.


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: Turner used yellow in this innovative way, similar to how romantic composers used music.


Name: Casa consistorial de Sevilla (Building)
Description: The town hall of Seville, Spain


Name: 5500 BC (Time)
Description: A specific year in the past


Name: Diamond (gemstone) (mineral)
Description: A transparent form of carbon, known for its exceptional hardness and dispersion of light.


Name: Chlorophane (Mineral variety)
Description: A fluorescent variety of fluorite that is reddish or purple in color


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


Name: Folk system (Classification System)
Description: A classification system developed by Robert L. Folk


Name: Jet (gemstone) (Material)
Description: A dark, opaque gemstone made from fossilized wood


Name: Uranium Hydride (Compound)
Description: A compound formed between uranium and hydrogen


Name: Second Athenian League (Alliance)
Description: An alliance between Athens and various cities in Greece


Name: Churches (religious structure)
Description: Churches in Britain built on the sites of earlier pagan holy places


Name: the most commercialized country in the world (Historical State)
Description: A state where commerce was highly developed during the High Qing era


Name: Cotton and rice crops (Agricultural product)
Description: Primary agricultural products in this region.


Name: Unclean water and poor sanitation in Algeria (Health issue)
Description: The health problems caused by unclean water and poor sanitation in Algeria


Name: Veio Grotta Gramiccia (Location)
Description: A location near Rome where an Etruscan individual was buried


Name: People (Human Beings)
Description: Individuals belonging to the species Homo sapiens.


Name: Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum (APEC) (Organization)
Description: International forum for the economic development of Asia


Name: Colombia's Rural Reformation Program (PRR) (Program)
Description: A Colombian program aimed at addressing the root causes of the armed conflict, including rural poverty and lack of state presence.


Name: Aristotle's View (Scientific Theory)
Description: Theory that fossils are the remains of ancient life


Name: Passion (Emotion)
Description: Strong emotion caused by love or hatred.


Name: Isotope of Copper (64Cu) (Isotope)
Description: An unstable isotope of copper that decays both ways.


Name: Early Buddhist texts (Texts related to Buddhism)
Description: Scriptures from the early stages of Buddhism


Name: fighting (Conflict)
Description: armed confrontation between parties


Name: Yingyu (Jadeite) (Gemstone)
Description: Known as yingyu in Chinese


Name: Moroccan food (Cuisine)
Description: Traditional dishes and cooking style


Name: 'Gandhiji's Noakhali Abhiyan' (Artwork)
Description: 'Gandhiji's Noakhali Abhiyan' artwork


Name: 3542 Kilojoules per Mole (Energy)
Description: Potassium has an ionization energy second of 3542 kilojoules per mole.


Name: Ground Forces (Military Branch)
Description: A branch of the Russian Armed Forces.


Name: Incineration with Energy Recovery (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A strategy that focuses on burning waste materials to generate energy, reducing the volume of waste and its disposal


Name: Livers (Animal organ)
Description: The liver of animals


Name: François Caret (Person)
Description: French Catholic priest who was expelled by Queen's advisor Pritchard


Name: Second lowest position (Ranking)
Description: Poverty rate ranking among OECD members in 2016


Name: Edouard Manet (Artist)
Description: French painter known for 'Le Déjeuner sur l'Herbe'


Name: Frankish Kingdom (Historical Entity)
Description: A medieval kingdom in western central Europe, founded by the Franks


Name: Honeyland (2019) (Documentary film)
Description: First non-fictional film to receive a nomination in both International Feature Film and Documentary Feature categories at the Academy Awards


Name: Athens (City-state)
Description: A city-state in ancient Greece


Name: Bishopric of Brixen (Religious Institution)
Description: A Roman Catholic diocese in Italy


Name: Coxeter Notation (Crystallography Notation)
Description: A notation used to describe the space groups in the monoclinic crystal system.


Name: Korite (Company)
Description: A company that employs over 280 people.


Name: Financial Reports (Document)
Description: Reports kept secret to limit insider trading.


Name: Northwest Territories of Canada and Brazil (Region)
Description: Regions with commercial diamond deposits being actively mined


Name: Carbon Dioxide (Gas)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas produced by respiration, decomposition, and fermentation


Name: Generation Stage (Tantra Stage)
Description: A stage in Anuttarayoga practice where one meditates on emptiness and visualizes oneself as a deity


Name: Wearing conspicuous religious symbols in schools since 2004 (Legislation)
Description: The act of banning wearing conspicuous religious symbols in schools.


Name: population of al-Andalus (population)
Description: Population of al-Andalus


Name: 14th-century change from mail to plate armour (Historical event)
Description: Change from protective garments made of interlinked rings to armors made of solid plates.


Name: Spanish crown (political entity)
Description: The central government and royal institution of Spain


Name: A generalized sense of New Zealand identity (Identity)
Description: Represents the overall identity associated with New Zealand


Name: Salts (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds made of an metal and a non-metal, often used as food additives or in various industrial processes


Name: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) (Organization)
Description: A public research university in Lausanne, focusing on natural sciences, engineering, and technology


Name: Bahuvrihi Compound (exocentric compound)
Description: A type of compound whose nature is not expressed by either of the words


Name: Heated Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: Sapphires after being heated for improvement or enhancement


Name: Large meteoroids (Celestial body)
Description: Large objects in space that may strike the Earth at high speed


Name: Japan (Country) (Country)
Description: Population, aging status, fertility rate, median age, and expected future population


Name: Columbia, Pea, and Goose Islands (Island Group)
Description: A group of islands off the Long Island Sound shore


Name: important 'intangible cultural treasure' (status)
Description: 'Intangible cultural treasure' status given to Kakiemon wares by the Japanese government in 1971


Name: col du Mont-Cenis (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A high mountain pass in the Western Alps, located on the border between Italy and France


Name: Some aspects of Chinese Culture (Culture)
Description: Certain elements of traditional Chinese culture, such as the use of Traditional Chinese, were better preserved in Taiwan than on mainland China


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


Name: Urban Settings (Location)
Description: Places where chemicals are used to manage Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Alternating Layers of Mud and Plant Matter (Construction Material)
Description: Materials used to construct chinampas


Name: UV-filtering sleeves or tubes (Equipment)
Description: Artificial lights can be equipped with UV-filtering sleeves or tubes.


Name: Zaranj (City)
Description: Another city in Afghanistan.


Name: modern reforms of Thai Buddhism (Event)
Description: reforms that took place during his reign


Name: Community Engagement for Urban Wildlife Conservation (Subject)
Description: Initiatives to engage communities in the preservation of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Greek military (MilitaryForce)
Description: The armed forces of Greece.


Name: Fabricated stereotypes about Hinduism (historical_concept)
Description: Misrepresentations about Hinduism


Name: New South Wales (Geographical Feature)
Description: A region in eastern Australia, now a state


Name: Grinding wheel/Polishing agent (Tool)
Description: Tools used to grind, shape, and polish gemstones.


Name: Areas where industry, commerce or council-rented houses predominate (Location)
Description: Includes areas with high density and less human resources


Name: Arthur Danto (philosopher)
Description: An American philosopher and art critic who was a professor at Columbia University for more than 40 years


Name: Jewelry Making (Craft)
Description: The process or activity of creating jewelry


Name: 1.3 billion years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country in Southern and Western Europe


Name: Crystallinity (Property of crystalline materials)
Description: The degree to which a material is crystallized, meaning the arrangement of its atoms or molecules


Name: The work-in-progress of a workshop (Event)
Description: -


Name: Michele Parrinello (Person)
Description: Scientist working in Ticino, received more than 100,000 scientific citations and has an h-index greater than 100 in chemistry


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: A color


Name: The West (Location)
Description: Western countries


Name: CANDU reactor fuel fabrication (Process)
Description: The process of manufacturing fuel elements for CANDU reactors, which involves using beryllium as a braze filler material.


Name: Green Suit (clothing)
Description: traditional clothing worn by Irish leprechauns


Name: Ticino (Region)
Description: A region in Switzerland


Name: Carbothermic Reduction (Chemical Process)
Description: A chemical reaction where a metal oxide is reduced using carbon


Name: - (-)
Description: The renewal of an existing initiative or policy.


Name: Sodium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Na and atomic number 11


Name: Gem trade (Trade industry)
Description: Industry involved in the buying, selling and dealing of gemstones.


Name: Cancer (Disease)
Description: A group of diseases characterized by abnormal cell growth


Name: Departments of State (Ireland) (Institution)
Description: Government departments in Ireland, excluding ministers and political advisors


Name: Corderite (Geological mineral)
Description: A mineral that is stable under certain conditions


Name: Nigamas (terminology in Tantra)
Description: Term used in the context of Tantra to refer to the Vedas and certain teachings


Name: Allies in World War II (political alignment)
Description: the nations that fought against the Axis powers during World War II


Name: An undeveloped brain is not the main cause of teenagers' turmoils (Opinion)
Description: The opinion stated by Robert Epstein regarding the causes of teenager's troubles


Name: cobalt blue, cerulean blue and cobalt green (Synthetic pigments)
Description: The manufacturing process of Cobalt violet is similar to that of cobalt blue, cerulean blue and cobalt green


Name: Earthquakes (Natural disaster)
Description: Natural disasters that occur frequently in Afghanistan


Name: US Federal Government (Government Organization)
Description: Representative body of the United States government


Name: Aluminum (Metal)
Description: Base metals and alloys such as aluminum have been used


Name: a founding and leading member of the European Union and the eurozone (Category)
Description: A category referring to a collection or grouping of entities based on shared characteristics


Name: Australites (Tektite)
Description: A type of tektite found in Australia and other regions


Name: Matthew Bolton's Pattern Book (Document)
Description: A pattern book by Matthew Bolton


Name: Examinations for the Indian civil service (System/Assessment)
Description: Examinations introduced in 1829 for the British East India Company's administrators


Name: Infiltration metasomatism (Geological process)
Description: A scheme for the manifestation of metasomatism in nature, discussed in granitic systems.


Name: 15 (Quantity)
Description: The number of businesses in the secondary sector of Vals


Name: Lithium ions (Ion)
Description: The ionic form of the element Lithium


Name: General Electric (GE) (Company)
Description: A multinational conglomerate corporation


Name: Cisalpine Gaul (Geographical Region)
Description: Geographically part of Italy


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


Name: Temperate Climate (Climate)
Description: Characterized by generally cool temperatures and plentiful rainfall all year round


Name: Underglaze printing (Process)
Description: A process for decorating pottery


Name: Summer_visitors (Tourist)
Description: People who visit resorts during summer months


Name: Protective layer (Part of Mirror)
Description: A layer added to the mirror for protection.


Name: Rose flower (Flower)
Description: In many languages, the word for the color pink is based on the name of the rose flower


Name: The Warm Sun (Astrological Body)
Description: Represents the warm sun in Hindu belief.


Name: Gemologists (Profession)
Description: Individuals specialized in the identification, classification and grading of gemstones.


Name: Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, German, Dutch (Languages)
Description: Other Germanic languages where compounds are normally written as one word.


Name: Gibbsite, Alumina, and Iron(III) oxide (Mineral composition)
Description: The minerals present in Staurolite


Name: Turks (Army)
Description: The Turks controlled Mocha after leaving Egypt due to dissatisfaction with the rule of Muhammad Ali of Egypt


Name: Constantine (Person)
Description: He made Christianity the state religion of the empire.


Name: Tawfiq Canaan (Person)
Description: Palestinian Arab archaeologist, historian, poet, novelist and writer


Name: 1902 Exhibition in Düsseldorf, Germany (Exhibition)
Description: For display and public viewing


Name: longest published German words (linguistics feature)
Description: German compound words with the most letters


Name: Rugby union (Sport)
Description: A team sport that originated in England.


Name: New South Sea Pearl projects were commenced in the early 1950s (Project)
Description: The projects for the cultivation of South Sea Pearls


Name: Marcasite (Mineral) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of iron and sulfur with the chemical formula FeS2


Name: Sierra Nevada mountain range and Cascade Range extending into the northwestern United States (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A mountain range in California, USA


Name: White, gray, and green opals (grouping)
Description: most common types


Name: Various dried sausages (Food and Beverage)
Description: Belonging to the metworst-family of Dutch sausages


Name: time when all of Ireland was part of the United Kingdom (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Allochromatic elements (mineral property)
Description: -


Name: Neodymium Compounds (chemical substance)
Description: Compounds of neodymium with other substances


Name: Porcelain (material)
Description: A hard and brittle material used for making ceramic objects.


Name: Minerals (Geological Mineral)
Description: Various minerals, including Biotite Mica, Quartz, Feldspar, Graphite, Tourmaline, and Iron Oxides


Name: mineralized dinosaur fossils (specific type of fossil)
Description: Fossils in which the original bone or shell is replaced with minerals


Name: Muscle and connective tissue (tissue)
Description: Tissues forming the walls of hydrostatic cavities


Name: Stromatoporoids (fossil organism)
Description: A group of sponges that were responsible for organic reef construction during certain geological time periods.


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


Name: Scientific Collaboration (Collaboration)
Description: The joint effort of multiple entities to achieve a common scientific goal, often involving research, development, and innovation


Name: Kyiv (Place)
Description: The capital city of Ukraine, also known as Kiev


Name: Sects (religious_grouping)
Description: Development in Hindu religions


Name: German Spelling Reform of 1996 (Event)
Description: A spelling reform introduced in German in 1996


Name: Jiang Qing (person)
Description: The fourth wife of Mao Zedong


Name: Gemological spectroscope (Instrument)
Description: The instrument used to detect chromophores in a gem.


Name: Economic indicator (concept)
Description: A measure used to reflect the general economic conditions of an entity


Name: India (or Indus Valley civilization) (Geographical Region)
Description: Region encompassing modern-day Pakistan and part of northern and western India


Name: price_stabilization_program (Program)
Description: The program taken to slow inflation in Taiwan using part of China's gold reserves


Name: Yellow Satin Gown with Dragon Designs, Jade Belts, Yishanguan (翼善冠) (Clothing & Accessories)
Description: The clothing and accessories worn by the emperor on formal occasions


Name: Mount Athos in Greece's taboo on women and female animals (Taboo or restriction)
Description: The prohibition of women and female animals at Mount Athos


Name: authenticity of cultured pearl products (question or issue)
Description: Disputed the authenticity of these new cultured pearl products.


Name: Substantial revision to Jewelry Guides (Legislation)
Description: A set of rules governing the description of diamonds and diamond simulants


Name: Yoga Sutras of Patanjali (Text)
Description: An ancient Indian text on yoga and philosophy


Name: voters of Western and Central Ukrainian oblasts (people)
Description: Voters in western and central Ukraine who tend to support parties with a pro-Western agenda


Name: GDP per capita in Thessaly (economic_statistics)
Description: The GDP per person in the region Thessaly


Name: Development of Photoengraving Process (Event)
Description: The event during which the first photoengraving process was developed


Name: 1830 (Year)
Description: Year of foundation


Name: Intermediate stage of Hornfels and Skarn (Geological Stage)
Description: A stage in the geological process between a fine-grained hornfels and a coarse-grained skarn.


Name: Cerium oxide (Compound)
Description: Most prevalent cerium compound in industrial applications


Name: Healthcare (Healthcare)
Description: The healthcare facilities of Larne as per the given data


Name: Fractured (Physical Property)
Description: A state where the rock is broken or cracked.


Name: Basicity (Chemical Property)
Description: A property indicating the ability to neutralize acids


Name: Codex Mendoza (Text)
Description: An important pictorial and alphabetic text produced in the early sixteenth century


Name: Diamonds from Marange Diamond Fields (Resource)
Description: Conflict-free diamonds mined from the disputed diamond fields in Zimbabwe


Name: 235 (Number)
Description: The atomic mass of uranium-235


Name: Christian bishopric (Religious Jurisdiction)
Description: A religious diocese for the Christian Church


Name: Waimea and Golden Bay counties (Geographical Area)
Description: Two historical counties that merged to form Tasman District in 1989


Name: Ishizuchi cult (Cult)
Description: The Ishizuchi cult that dates back to the Nara period


Name: Italy (country)
Description: A country in Southern Europe


Name: G7 (International Organization)
Description: Group of Seven major advanced economies


Name: a high nominal per capita income globally (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to a high global nominal per capita income


Name: Mahmud Tarzi (Politician)
Description: Afghan journalist, politician and intellectual


Name: Saijō Domain (Historical domain)
Description: A historical domain in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: Silver-coated metal mirror (Artifact)
Description: An artifact developed in China using amalgam coating.


Name: Renal Tubules (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Tubes in the kidney that filter the blood and reabsorb substances


Name: Arable Land (Natural Resource)
Description: Land suitable for growing crops.


Name: Publications (Category)
Description: Books are a type of Publications


Name: Anatolia (geographical region)
Description: The western part of the Asian continent covering modern Turkey and parts of neighboring countries.


Name: 600 CE - Viking Age (Time Range)
Description: The approximate number of farms in Oppdal during this time period


Name: Mycenaeans ancestry (Ancestry)
Description: Genetic composition of Mycenaean people


Name: Egyptian Sunk-Relief (sculpture_technique)
Description: Technique restricted to ancient Egypt for relief sculpture


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: South European nation


Name: liberation_movements_in_Africa (Action)
Description: Algeria's support for liberation movements in Africa


Name: Practitioner of Visual Arts (Visual Artist)
Description: Someone who creates visual art


Name: Torc (Artifact)
Description: A torc that is broadly in Celtic style but uses the Roman technique of laced gold wire


Name: Libyan Arabic (Language)
Description: Dialect of Arabic spoken in Libya


Name: Gold and Silver Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Gold and silver jewelry that were donated by Prussian citizens for military funding during the German Campaign of 1813


Name: 3.6% of total GDP (Economic Indicator)
Description: -


Name: Kınık branch of the Oghuz Turks (people)
Description: The specific branch of the Oghuz Turks from which Seljuks originated.


Name: Visigothic art style (art style)
Description: A blend of Roman and Germanic styles, primarily from the Visigoths


Name: Pakistan (Country)
Description: a country situated to the east and south of Afghanistan, sharing its longest land border


Name: Cerebral zinc homeostasis (Biological Process)
Description: The maintenance of stable levels of zinc within the brain.


Name: First Ionization Energy (Physical Property)
Description: The energy required to remove one electron from a neutral atom or molecule


Name: Badr Hari (Person)
Description: a Moroccan-Dutch kickboxer and martial artist


Name: Bronze Age Sword (Artifact)
Description: An ancient weapon made primarily of copper alloyed with tin and occasionally arsenic, aluminum, or other metals


Name: Personal Grooming (Activity)
Description: The act of grooming oneself, typically with the aim of looking attractive or clean


Name: settlement (Human Settlement)
Description: A permanently occupied place with a defined community and living area


Name: argent (Color)
Description: White or silver in heraldry


Name: Organization of African Unity (OAU) (Organization)
Description: The organization formed by various African countries


Name: Synthetic Ruby (material)
Description: Artificially created ruby


Name: Crane (machine)
Description: A piece of machinery used for lifting heavy objects


Name: Thomas Lüthi (motorcycle racer)
Description: A Swiss motorcycle racer who won the 2005 MotoGP World Championship in the 125cc category.


Name: Davids and Equestrian statue of Gattamelata (Artwork)
Description: seminal statues including his Davids in marble and bronze, and his Equestrian statue of Gattamelata


Name: Wet look effect (Visual effect in wood)
Description: A visual effect observed in wetting certain finishes on wood.


Name: Diverse Forests (France) (Biodiversity)
Description: The diversity found in the forests of France


Name: NASA (Organization)
Description: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration


Name: possible reasons for the decline of the Mycenaean civilization (Reason)
Description: Theories that suggest natural events may have contributed to the downfall of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: 1,200 meters (3,900 ft) (Geographical Feature)
Description: Elevation of 1,200 meters or 3,900 feet


Name: tax evasion and financial support of crime (Illegal Activity)
Description: The illegal activities enabled by the diamonds mined by the RUF


Name: Wildlife (Animal Species)
Description: Various species of animals found in the Black Hills


Name: Emperor Qin Shi Huang Di (Person)
Description: First Emperor of a unified China from 221–210 BC


Name: Quenching (Process)
Description: The process of heating the steel and quenching it in water or oil


Name: Chinese literature (Art/Literature)
Description: The transition to written vernacular Chinese for ordinary citizens


Name: Green and dark-green tints (Color)
Description: The alteration of igneous rocks can produce these tints.


Name: Algeria (country)
Description: A North African country


Name: New Steelmaking Process (Process)
Description: Mild Steel was produced using Henry Bessemer's new steelmaking process.


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia.


Name: Coins (Technology)
Description: A piece of metal used as a medium of exchange, legally tender in an area and carried by its owner for spending.


Name: Bhutan (Country)
Description: An Himalayan kingdom known for its extensive biodiversity and the Bhutanese monarchy


Name: Expanded PTFE (ePTFE) (Fluoropolymer)
Description: A fine-pored membrane sometimes referred to by the brand name Gore-Tex and used for rainwear, protective apparel, and filters.


Name: [Santorini, Mykonos, Crete] (Geographical Feature)
Description: The beautiful islands and coastlines that Greece is known for


Name: primary sector (Economic Sector)
Description: The primary sector of economy


Name: 106,016 (Integer)
Description: As of 1 September 2022


Name: Tunisia's national basketball team (Sports Team)
Description: The national basketball team of Tunisia


Name: Uncle Tom's Cabin (Literary work)
Description: An influential book in the spread of abolitionist ideas


Name: Figure painting (Work of art)
Description: A work of art with the primary subject being the human figure


Name: bird (Class)
Description: The superclass of golden eagle in the class hierarchy


Name: COVID-19 Outbreak (Global Event)
Description: A global pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus


Name: Astaxanthin (Compound)
Description: A carotenoid pigment found in crustaceans and salmon.


Name: Firearm and Sword Possession Control Law (Law)
Description: Legislation regulating civilian ownership of guns, swords, and other weaponry


Name: Lord Salisbury (Politician)
Description: A British statesman who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom four times between 1885 and 1902.


Name: [Language laws] (Law)
Description: Laws related to the use of languages in Belgium.


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au (from Latin aurum) and an atomic number of 79.


Name: IR, UV and VUV (vacuum UV) applications (Physical object)
Description: Different ranges of the electromagnetic spectrum used in various applications


Name: Red No. 40 (Name)
Description: Common name for Allura Red AC (E-129) in food labeling.


Name: Carbon–zinc type flashlight cells (Device)
Description: A type of primary battery using carbon as the anode, manganese dioxide (or sometimes zinc oxide) as the cathode, and a chemical electrolyte


Name: East Anglia (Location)
Description: The region of England consisting of Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire


Name: Rio Grande do Sul (state)
Description: A state in Brazil


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


Name: Telemedicine and digital solutions in Algeria's healthcare system (Technological innovation)
Description: The consideration of telemedicine and digital solutions as a means to improve accessibility and efficiency within the Algerian healthcare system


Name: EU (European Union) (Political Entity)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries that promotes free trade, monetary union, and the sharing of best practices in various areas


Name: Meteorites (cosmic object)
Description: Stony or stony-iron meteoroids that originate from the early Solar System.


Name: Smaller Islands (Islands)
Description: Various small islands belonging to Australia


Name: many birds (species)
Description: Warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrates with feathers, beaks, and wings


Name: The avoidance of meat (Action)
Description: Encouragement from Indian Mahayana thinkers for the avoidance of consuming meat


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


Name: national_economic_growth, exchange_rates, and employment_levels (Economy)
Description: What balance of trade impacts


Name: Missouri farmers (People group)
Description: Farmers residing in Missouri


Name: Spanish population (Population)
Description: A portion of the Spanish population who speak Basque as their native language


Name: Norwegian Resistance Movement (resistance_movement)
Description: A resistance movement built by Norwegians during German occupation, incorporating civil disobedience and armed resistance.


Name: Jewelry Industry (Industry)
Description: The jewelry industry that popularized double-ring ceremonies in the U.S.


Name: X-ray Technology (ScientificField)
Description: The use of X-rays for medical imaging, industrial inspection, and scientific research


Name: Tintinnabulum, tympanum and crotales (percussion instrument)
Description: percussion instruments used by the Etruscans


Name: variety of industries (Applications of CVD process)
Description: Industries that utilize the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process


Name: Magnetite (Fe3O4) (Mineral)
Description: An iron oxide mineral that can be found in the same geological context as Pyrite


Name: 4–5% Muslims living in Spain (Percentage of Population)
Description: The percentage of the Muslim population residing in Spain.


Name: men (gender)
Description: Members of the male sex, collectively or individually.


Name: Other Cultures and Nations (Culture)
Description: Cultures and nations that have interacted with Algeria.


Name: ROC (Political Entity)
Description: The Republic of China


Name: Tachi (sword_type)
Description: A long cavalry sword used in Japan


Name: Leather and wood industries for stains and dyes (Industries)
Description: Uranium was used in the leather and wood industries for stains and dyes


Name: Agglutinative compounds, Hyphenated compounds, Abbreviated compounds (acronyms), Reduplication (Types of compounds in Russian language)
Description: Different ways of forming compound nouns and adjectives in the Russian language.


Name: Creating green sparks in fireworks (Process)
Description: Production of green light during the combustion of barium salts


Name: India's royalty (royalty)
Description: Members of the Indian royal family


Name: Western art (Art Movement)
Description: The art of Europe, particularly from the Renaissance to the present day.


Name: Pablo Picasso (artist)
Description: Spanish painter and sculptor


Name: Tiny Point (Location)
Description: The starting point for the growth of sapphire crystals in the Verneuil process


Name: Fluorescence (Optical Property)
Description: A property that emits visible light when exposed to ultraviolet light


Name: Cuyahoga County Court House (Building)
Description: A courthouse located in Cleveland, Ohio


Name: Grossular + Topaz + Stishovite + H2O (compound)
Description: Compound resulting from the decomposition of Lawsonite.


Name: World ski championships (Sport_event)
Description: International ski competitions


Name: Transpower (Electricity Transmission Company)
Description: A state-owned electricity transmission company in New Zealand


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


Name: Greek army (Military Force)
Description: Army of the Kingdom of Greece during Greco-Turkish War of 1897


Name: weathering of copper ore deposits (Process)
Description: The process by which Azurite is formed


Name: Specific region or location (Geographical Area)
Description: The place where culture is initially developed or predominantly practiced


Name: Construction (Industry)
Description: The business of constructing buildings, roads, infrastructure, and other assets


Name: Covert feathers during courtship displays (Courtship trait)
Description: The Congo peacock does not display covert feathers during courtship displays


Name: Cold mirror (Mirror type)
Description: A dichroic mirror that efficiently reflects the entire visible light spectrum while transmitting infrared wavelengths.


Name: related phenomenon (atmospheric phenomenon)
Description: A related atmospheric occurrence to Earth's shadow


Name: Sword production in China (Historical event)
Description: The production of swords in China


Name: Mycenaean Greek (language)
Description: The language of administration on Crete after 1450 BC.


Name: Wood engravers (Engraving machine)
Description: Engraving machines specifically designed for wood engraving


Name: Various Regions (Geographical Area)
Description: Includes Canaan, Kassites, Mitanni, Assyria, Egypt


Name: Portuguese (ethnicity)
Description: Efforts to control the Atlantic sea trade in the 15th century


Name: Höhere Technische Lehranstalt HTL, HAK, HBLA and Matura (Educational Institution or Exam)
Description: The types of further education that Hauptschule prepares pupils for.


Name: Quote from Ezra Pound (Quote)
Description: A quote taken from Ezra Pound's writing


Name: Middle Mississippi Valley (GeographicalRegion)
Description: A region within the Mississippi Valley, now part of Missouri


Name: lignite (Resource)
Description: Germany is the largest producer of lignite.


Name: Germany (Höchstberg, near Hausach, and Clara mines near Oberwolfach, Black Forest) (Location)
Description: Places where Eulytine was later discovered in Germany


Name: Sepntentinite (Mineral)
Description: A rock composed mainly of the mineral serpentine, formed by the alteration (weathering) of peridotite or, less commonly, of pyroxenite or olivine.


Name: Hematitic jasperoid (Geological formation)
Description: A type of rock formation characterized by the presence of hematite, silica, and sulfides


Name: Etruscan language (Language)
Description: One of the ancient languages spoken by the Etruscans


Name: German chemists (Organization)
Description: Chemists from Germany who synthesized indigo in 1878


Name: Realism (Artistic Style)
Description: Grew in Catholic Europe's Art


Name: Tenochtitlan, the capital city of the Mexica or Tenochca (city-state)
Description: One of the three city-states that formed the Aztec Empire.


Name: broadcaster (Broadcaster Type)
Description: The largest broadcaster in the world


Name: The Lives of Others (Das Leben der Anderen) (Film)
Description: A German film that won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 2007


Name: Orange-pink sapphire (Gemstone name variant)
Description: Another name for 'padparadscha sapphire'


Name: Tale of Snow White (fairy tale)
Description: A fairy tale from the Grimms' Fairy Tales


Name: presidential election (Event)
Description: Election held in Algeria


Name: Steve Benner (Person)
Description: A chemist and synthetic biologist.


Name: Late Bronze Age cultures of the rest of Europe (Civilization)
Description: In general, compared to the Late Bronze Age cultures


Name: Poland (Country)
Description: Eastern European country located in Central Europe


Name: Ion-Exchange Purification (Method)
Description: Used for the highest purities (typically >99.99%)


Name: Carthage (Ancient City)
Description: An ancient city located in modern Tunisia and the capital of the Carthaginian civilization


Name: ji for women (Hanfu type for women)
Description: During a coming-of-age ceremony called Ji Li


Name: National Liberation Front (FLN) (Organization)
Description: The Algerian National Liberation Front


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The species to which Behavioral Modernity is uniquely attributed.


Name: λίθος νεφριτικός (líthos nephritikós) or νεφρός λίθος (nephrós líthos) (term)
Description: the Ancient Greek names for nephrite jade


Name: Duchamp's Fountain (artwork)
Description: A porcelain urinal signed R. Mutt 1917 by Marcel Duchamp


Name: Violinist (Occupation)
Description: Profession associated with playing the violin


Name: Landscapes (Art Form)
Description: A type of art depicting natural scenery such as mountains, valleys, trees, rivers, and forests


Name: China's Professional Football League (Sport League)
Description: The highest professional league for association football clubs in China.


Name: The people living in the Kainah (Kainaiwa) reserve (People Group)
Description: Indigenous community residing in the Kainah (Kainaiwa) reserve


Name: Zuccotti Park (Location)
Description: a public park located in the Financial District of Manhattan


Name: Fascist Movements in the Netherlands (PoliticalParty)
Description: Fascist movements active in the Netherlands before World War II


Name: The Four Noble Truths (Buddhist Teachings)
Description: A fundamental set of teachings in Buddhism


Name: up to 6% (Concentration)
Description: Lithium concentration in the brine of Salar de Atacama, Chile


Name: North, Central, and East European meal structures (Geographical region)
Description: Meal structures common to Northern, Central, and Eastern Europe


Name: Main Shield-Building Phase (Geological Timeframe)
Description: The initial phase of volcanic island growth


Name: Orthoclase feldspar (Mineral)
Description: A mineral commonly found in granite


Name: Latinobarómetro 2023 estimates for Raizal people (Study result)
Description: The specific ethnicity of the group is not specified in this case


Name: Suppressed (Action)
Description: An action that could potentially be taken to optimize reaction conditions and suppress the formation of side-products


Name: Accounting practices (Business practice)
Description: The bookkeeping systems used by Goldsmith bankers to record transactions.


Name: optically pumped lasers (Laser Technology)
Description: A type of laser that is excited and amplified by light rather than electrical current


Name: Green in nature (Color in Nature)
Description: -


Name: Abel Tasman National Park (National park)
Description: A national park located in the Tasman Region of New Zealand


Name: Zinc deficiency (Deficiency)
Description: May cause deficiency of other nutrients such as tyrosine, tryptophan and thiamine


Name: Magic swords (weapon)
Description: Swords imbued with magic


Name: Insurance Sector (UK) (Sector)
Description: The insurance sector in the UK


Name: Glycine (Amino Acid)
Description: The least expensive amino acid used to produce iron glycinate supplements


Name: Empire of Russia (Political Entity)
Description: Russia as an empire from 1721 to 1917


Name: Phlogopite (mineral)
Description: A potassium-rich phyllosilicate mineral, belonging to the mica group.


Name: Soddyite (Mineral)
Description: A radioactive mineral containing uranium and oxygen


Name: Late Roman to Early Byzantine Period Rings (time period)
Description: Rings from the late Roman to early Byzantine period


Name: Ipswich Buses (TransportationCompany)
Description: A bus company operating in Ipswich


Name: α-Hematite (Magnetic structure)
Description: The magnetic structure exhibited by one of the phases of hematite


Name: an extraterrestrial origin of carbonados (Origin)
Description: The belief that carbonado has an origin from outer space


Name: Yule Marble Contract (Contract)
Description: A contract for the Yule marble.


Name: Brownish-black (Color)
Description: The color of Lignite


Name: Local Group (GroupOfGalaxies)
Description: A collection of at least 54 galaxies, including the Milky Way and Andromeda.


Name: 1958 (Year)
Description: The year the first Eurovision competition was held


Name: New York City (City)
Description: City in the United States


Name: Blue Rose art group (art group)
Description: Art group known for their use of blue


Name: Taiwan (country)
Description: The country where the Chinese calendar was officially used


Name: Members of the Obama administration (Organization)
Description: Representatives of the US government during the Obama presidency


Name: Receivership in July 1916 (Event)
Description: A financial crisis experienced by the company


Name: 12.3:1 (Ratio)
Description: The student-to-teacher ratio in Wallkill Valley Regional High School during the 2022–23 school year


Name: ZnCl2 (inorganic compound)
Description: The chloride of zinc, used in various applications


Name: tens of thousands more, including Jews persecuted by the Nazis (People seeking refuge)
Description: People fleeing war or persecution


Name: Silicate minerals (Mineral)
Description: Common minerals


Name: Use of copper in coinage (Application)
Description: The use of copper in the manufacture of coins, taking advantage of its attractive appearance and resistance to tarnish.


Name: Riemannian circle (Geometry)
Description: A concept in Riemannian geometry representing a circle on a curved surface.


Name: diamond cubic crystal lattice (space group 227) (Crystal Structure)
Description: The crystal structure of silicon under standard conditions.


Name: Macuahuitl (Traditional Sword)
Description: A wooden broadsword and club used by various Mesoamerican civilizations


Name: Waitaha people (Ethnic Group)
Description: The ancestral group of Tasman District according to Māori tradition


Name: Macedonian Slavic speakers (Language)
Description: A group of people who speak Macedonian in Greece.


Name: Linear B (Writing system)
Description: A writing system used for Mycenaean Greek, an early form of the Greek language.


Name: GlassMaking (Process)
Description: The process of creating glass, a material that is solid but can be formed into sheets and other solid shapes


Name: Graphene (Allotrope)
Description: A two-dimensional allotrope of carbon


Name: Ototachibana (Heroine)
Description: Wife of Yamato Takeru.


Name: Expansion of Algeria's Ministry of Health's infrastructure and services (Government action)
Description: The expansion of the Algerian Ministry of Health's infrastructure and services over the past decade


Name: Joachimsthaler (Currency)
Description: Silver coin minted by the Schlicks since 1520


Name: Appositional Compound (compound (linguistics))
Description: A lexeme that has two (contrary or simultaneous) attributes


Name: Quarries near Simitthus, Tunisia (Location)
Description: The location where Giallo antico was extracted


Name: Health care facilities (Category)
Description: The types and number of health care facilities available in the area


Name: Gestation period of Red Foxes (Life event)
Description: The 49–58 days period during which the fox embryo develops


Name: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (Event)
Description: Annual parade in New York City


Name: Foreign Operators (Company)
Description: Companies from other countries


Name: Network of Families (Social Group)
Description: Familial connections among Calpolli members


Name: Rugby Union (Sport)
Description: A contact team sport


Name: Stoeffler firm (jewelry_manufacturer)
Description: A German jewelry manufacturing company based in Pforzheim


Name: around 2,100 km (1,305 mi) of duplicated highways (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: The total length of duplicated highways in Colombia.


Name: Canton of Grisons (Political Subdivision)
Description: A canton in Switzerland.


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


Name: Project Ni-Goh Kenkyu (NIGO) (Project)
Description: World War II project focused on searching uranium ore


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


Name: Feijoada, beiju, feijão tropeiro, vatapá, moqueca, polenta and acarajé (Food)
Description: Examples of Brazilian regional foods.


Name: Nótt (Deity)
Description: A goddess of the night in Norse mythology


Name: Mallorca (Island)
Description: The largest and most populous island of the Balearic Islands, Spain


Name: Video game production worldwide (Industry)
Description: The combined video game production of all countries globally


Name: Pearl dyeing (Process)
Description: Pearls (especially cultured freshwater pearls) can be dyed yellow, green, blue, brown, pink, purple, or black.


Name: Bronze mirror (Object)
Description: Manufactured from around 2000 BC


Name: 3rd century Buddhist text Rathanpariksha (Text)
Description: A Sanskrit treatise on lapidary arts from the 3rd century.


Name: Polymer materials (Synthetic material)
Description: Materials where the lengths of the molecules usually prevent complete crystallization


Name: Superior lobe glacier (geological feature)
Description: A lobe of glacial ice that moved into Minnesota


Name: Continental Crust before approximately 2.5 billion years ago (Geological Timeline Event)
Description: The time when the Earth's continents were primarily composed of a different type of crust.


Name: Polynesia (Region)
Description: A region of the Pacific Ocean, mainly made up of island groups


Name: Modern Berbers (Ethnic group)
Description: Approximately the same population as modern Berbers


Name: Surveyor 5 (Lunar lander)
Description: The fifth lunar lander of the uncrewed Surveyor program


Name: Crystal (mineral form)
Description: A solid substance having an ordered internal structure and characteristic optical properties.


Name: Variscan orogeny (Geological Event)
Description: Major mountain-building event that affected much of Europe and North America


Name: U.S. (Country)
Description: The United States of America


Name: [Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States] (Country)
Description: Countries where afwillite can be found


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: Country located in East Asia


Name: Cemeteries (Physical Object)
Description: Two cemeteries discovered within the settlement


Name: Japanese fleet (Military formation)
Description: Naval forces of Japan that were transported by the tsunami


Name: Scottish government (Government Entity)
Description: The governing body of Scotland


Name: Retail trade sector (economic sector)
Description: Sector containing industries such as clothing stores, shoe stores, and health and personal care stores.


Name: Mary Ann Maria Williams (Person)
Description: Percy Williams Bridgman's mother


Name: foreign_investment, economic_growth, and peace (Economy)
Description: What political stability impacts


Name: OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) (Political Entity)
Description: An international organization that promotes economic cooperation, policy dialogue, and the sharing of best practices among its 38 member countries


Name: Cerium oxide (Compound)
Description: Oxide of cerium


Name: agriculture, trade, and a complex system of palace-centered administration (Economic System)
Description: The economic foundations of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Pyroxene, Plagioclase Feldspar, Accessory Garnet, Oxides and possibly Amphiboles (Mineral)
Description: Common minerals found in granulite.


Name: Many countries (geographical location)
Description: Geographical locations with government regulations related to health risks from the residual radioactivity of treated gemstones.


Name: G20 (International forum)
Description: An international forum for the governments and central bank governors from 19 countries and the European Union, with the aim of studying, reviewing, and promoting high-level discussion on key issues regarding the global economy.


Name: Use of copper in electrical wiring (Application)
Description: The use of copper in electrical wiring because of its superior conductivity.


Name: Abrasive which is too hard or too coarse (tool)
Description: A tool that can leave undesired scratch marks


Name: Lanthanum(III) hydroxide (InorganicCompound)
Description: A compound formed by the reaction of lanthanum and water


Name: The Corn Exchange (Attraction)
Description: An attraction located in Ipswich


Name: Ihram (Adornment)
Description: Two simple, unsewn cloths worn by Muslim pilgrims during the Hajj


Name: Nonmetals (Class of Elements)
Description: Elements that are not metals


Name: Modern Period (Time Period)
Description: It continues to evolve and develop in the Modern Period


Name: Items made of Ashford Black Marble (Object)
Description: Includes pre-cut pieces ready for inlaying


Name: Rhombohedral lattice system (Lattice system)
Description: One of the two lattice systems in the Hexagonal Crystal Family.


Name: Yamakiya Skating Rink (facility)
Description: An outdoor ice rink which is normally open during January and early February


Name: all but unique (adjective)
Description: Used to describe something that is almost one of a kind, but not quite


Name: music (Art Form)
Description: A major part of Ukrainian culture


Name: medium grade of metamorphism (geological condition)
Description: Reflects a medium grade of metamorphism.


Name: Antiquity (Time Period)
Description: For intaglio engraved gems


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: The element that reacts with carbon dioxide in the solid oxide membrane technology.


Name: New York City (city)
Description: the city where the Bronx and Staten Island are located


Name: St. Louis (City)
Description: A city in the state of Missouri


Name: Central American strewn field (geological formation)
Description: A proposed tektite strewn field that covers Belize, Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and possibly parts of southern Mexico


Name: Phenocrysts of Quartz (and other minerals) (Mineral Formation)
Description: Phenocrysts that may show rounded corroded surfaces.


Name: 90 new pieces of Pentelic marble (Quantity)
Description: 90 new pieces of Pentelic marble will be installed


Name: forests (ecosystem)
Description: Ecosystems dominated by trees and other woody plants


Name: Hindu Polycentrism (Religious Concept)
Description: The existence of multiple centers or authorities in Hinduism.


Name: Old Master paintings, modern and contemporary art (Art form)
Description: The type of art that the museum is famous for


Name: Borax (Compound)
Description: A white, powdery mineral composed of sodium borate and hydrated boron oxide.


Name: Council of State (Governmental body)
Description: The privy council presided over by the monarch, which advises on the monarch's actions as head of state.


Name: country between the Oder and the Elbe-Saale line, Bohemia, Moravia, much of present-day Austria, the Pannonian plain and the Balkans, upper Dnieper river, Iberian Peninsula, North Africa (geographical_region)
Description: The regions that the Slavs migrated to during their westward movement


Name: Aerosol paint (Paint Type)
Description: The type of paint used by graffiti artists


Name: Northern Ireland (Country Subdivision)
Description: One of four countries that forms part of the United Kingdom


Name: Properly quenched hardened and tempered steel (Material)
Description: A more common material for swords in the 10th century.


Name: Moroccan Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: The architectural style of Morocco.


Name: Second-highest number of international migrants worldwide (Quantity)
Description: Approximately 12 million people


Name: Mycenaean Greeks (Ancient Civilization)
Description: Civilization that arose in Greece around 1600 BC


Name: Ipswich (Location)
Description: County town of agricultural Suffolk


Name: Tenochtitlan (Aztec city-state)
Description: The capital of the Aztec Empire


Name: Rose (Nature)
Description: A plant whose Greek name is rhodon


Name: Historic Desirability and Beauty of Fluorescent Diamonds (quality)
Description: The desirable and beautiful aspect of naturally fluorescent diamonds.


Name: Negev Bedouin tribes (Group of people)
Description: Tribes inhabiting the Negev desert in modern-day Israel and Palestine


Name: Alleged breaches of the Treaty of Waitangi (Legal Matter)
Description: A legal dispute or controversy.


Name: Euboea (Peninsula)
Description: A peninsula in Greece


Name: Finishes on wood (Treatment for wood)
Description: Various finishes applied to wood to alter its appearance.


Name: Pampean Pegmatite Province (Geographical feature)
Description: A geographical area with lithium deposits


Name: Scala Prinos (Settlement)
Description: A settlement in Thasos island, 20 km south of the town


Name: Website (Online Service)
Description: A service accessible over the internet


Name: 3.5 (Numeric Value)
Description: -


Name: French policy in Algeria (Policy)
Description: The policies implemented by France during their conquest and colonization of Algeria


Name: Sword (weapon)
Description: A bladed weapon intended for cutting or thrusting.


Name: ensuring a level playing field for Norwegian cinema in the global marketplace (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies frequently receive support from regional and local governments, enabling them to compete equally with more substantial film industries, ensuring fairness for Norwegian cinema on the international stage


Name: Lugano (City)
Description: A city in Ticino, Switzerland


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


Name: Equestrian statue (type of sculpture)
Description: A grand form of portrait sculpture featuring a rider on horse.


Name: Goldsmiths (Occupation)
Description: Craftspeople who work primarily with gold and silver


Name: Nuclear Instability (Physical Property)
Description: The relationship between the chemical element Lithium and nuclear instability


Name: Solid-state diffusion (Geological process)
Description: A mechanism by which rock compositions can be changed over tens of centimeters adjacent to melt conduits.


Name: Violet/Purple Necktie (Artifact)
Description: A type of necktie that gained popularity among political and business leaders at the end of the first decade of the 21st century


Name: Boning forks (Cutlery)
Description: A type of cutlery used when formal meals included dishes that have since become less common.


Name: Operation Resolute Support (Military Operation)
Description: A NATO-led military mission that replaced ISAF in 2015, focusing on training and advising Afghan forces


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


Name: Chinese population (Population)
Description: Chinese people living on Taiwan


Name: Monticellite (Silicate Mineral)
Description: A gray silicate mineral of the olivine group with compositions CaMgSiO4.


Name: Compounds with positive oxidation states other than +1 or +2 (Classification)
Description: No compounds of Zinc in positive oxidation states other than +1 or +2 are known.


Name: Missouri (Geographical area)
Description: A state in the Midwestern United States.


Name: Some Hindus (Group or Community)
Description: Followers of Hinduism who question the authority of the Vedas


Name: Norwegians and persons of Norwegian descent (People)
Description: Individuals who were either Norwegian citizens or had ancestry from Norway.


Name: DNA mutations (Biological process)
Description: A biological process that occurs in the genome of a cell and results in changes to the DNA sequence over time.


Name: Kingdom of Kush (ancient civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization in Sudan ending around 350 CE


Name: Republic of Formosa (PoliticalEntity)
Description: Proclaimed by pro-Qing high officials to resist Japanese rule


Name: Large amount of fresh water (Natural resource)
Description: The large amount of fresh water present due to the Mississippi River, Missouri River, Table Rock Lake and Lake of the Ozarks


Name: Hamersley Basin (Geographical location)
Description: A geographically large and productive sedimentary basin in Western Australia


Name: Fortification Agate (type of Lake Superior Agate)
Description: A common type of Lake Superior Agate known for its banding patterns


Name: buke shohatto, as a code of conduct to control the autonomous daimyō (Policy)
Description: Code for the control of feudal lords


Name: US Banking Industry (Subset of Banking Industry)
Description: The banking industry within the United States


Name: authorised organisations and businesses (organization)
Description: Organisations and businesses in Vietnam


Name: gradually decreasing state involvement in investment and foreign trade (economic_trend)
Description: As of the given context


Name: Court dress of the Han Chinese (Clothing)
Description: -


Name: Arad (City)
Description: A city in the Southern District of Israel


Name: 2 ppm (MassQuantity)
Description: The minimum concentration level of zinc that affects fish


Name: Post-Roman Europe (historical era)
Description: The period following the end of the Roman Empire in Europe


Name: the end of the nuclear arms race (Historical Event)
Description: A period characterized by a significant reduction in military activity between two opposing powers


Name: Mediterranean (especially Greece and Asia Minor) (Region)
Description: Areas where coins were invented earlier than in the Roman Republic.


Name: HM Diplomatic Service (Governmental Body)
Description: A group of British diplomats who serve overseas


Name: Preserves, Reserves and Hunting Farms (Geographical Area)
Description: Areas where ground-nesting birds are protected and raised


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located on the north-western coast of Europe


Name: Diamond grinding grit (Industrial Product)
Description: Currently of synthetic origin (approx. 90%)


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: Has territorial disputes with South Korea over the Liancourt Rocks


Name: Anthropic rock (Rock class)
Description: Synthetic or restructured rock formed by human activity


Name: Color of Zircon Gemstone (Attribute)
Description: The color of a zircon gemstone


Name: 1st century BC Winchester Hoard (Artifact hoard)
Description: A collection of Iron Age treasures discovered in Winchester, England


Name: Medium ruby (Color)
Description: The color called 'ruby' in Crayola Gem Tones.


Name: Euboea (GeographicalArea)
Description: The island to which Skyros shares postal codes with


Name: Economy (Economic Activity)
Description: with a gross metropolitan product estimated at US$2.16 trillion in 2022


Name: financial markets (Economic Environment)
Description: Places where various types of assets are bought and sold.


Name: Linear B (Writing System)
Description: The first written records of the Greek language


Name: AlkaliMetals (GroupInPeriodicTable)
Description: A group of elements in the periodic table, all of which have a single valence electron.


Name: Steinkern (Fossil)
Description: The term used when bivalves are preserved in the form of Steinkerns.


Name: Czech National Revival (Historical Movement)
Description: The movement aimed at reviving the Czech language, culture, and national identity


Name: AB (large cations) (Ion)
Description: Metal ions that form large cations in the perovskite structure, typically magnesium, ferrous iron, or calcium


Name: System of Rewards Defined and Administered by the Community of Workers (Concrete Concept)
Description: The system of rewards is defined and administered by the community of workers


Name: enhanced (Condition)
Description: Despite having poor color and texture


Name: No.1 seam (Mineral Seam)
Description: A mineral seam mined at the Nchwaning mine, averaging 6 metres in thickness


Name: International Mineralogical Association (Organization)
Description: An organization that sets standards for the classification of minerals.


Name: Western Australia (region)
Description: a region of Australia


Name: German Language, French Language (Language)
Description: The earliest forms of literature were in German; French became fashionable later


Name: Fluorination (Chemical Process)
Description: Process of adding a fluorine atom to a compound


Name: a compatibility diagram for four components as a projected tetrahedron (Geologic Diagram)
Description: Plots a compatibility diagram for four components as a projected tetrahedron when necessary


Name: Many radiolarites (Geological formation)
Description: Show evidence of a deep-water origin


Name: Largest Luxury Goods Company (Business Ranking)
Description: The position of being the biggest in a particular industry.


Name: Japan (Location)
Description: A place mentioned in the context


Name: Anorthite (Feldspar mineral)
Description: A calcium-rich feldspar mineral


Name: Warsaw Scientific Society (Organization)
Description: Scientific research institute in Warsaw, Poland


Name: Diamond's hardness (physical property)
Description: the hardness of diamond


Name: Vrilissia (Suburb)
Description: A suburb of Athens, Greece


Name: The Old Cannon Brewery (Building)
Description: A brewery that was originally a cannon foundry and is located in Ipswich.


Name: Doner kebab (food)
Description: Marinated lamb slices cooked vertically


Name: exposures in the Hatrurim Basin (Geographical Area)
Description: The area the formation was named after


Name: Varanidae family (biological taxonomy)
Description: A family of carnivorous reptiles


Name: Open-pit mining (Mining process)
Description: A surface mining technique that removes a deposit of ore or coal by open-cutting into the ore body


Name: Ancient Egypt Artists (Culture)
Description: Artists in Ancient Egypt who used orange colour in their works


Name: Protective object that protects a person from trouble (Description)
Description: Pliny's Natural History description of amulets.


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


Name: Properties (Physical Attributes)
Description: Characteristics exhibited by objects or substances


Name: Ismail Ibn Sharif (Person)
Description: The ruler who began to create a unified state in Morocco


Name: region of Pelagonia (geographical location)
Description: region where Kuber and his followers settled


Name: Satoyasu Iimori (Person)
Description: Japanese analytical chemist and pioneer of radiochemistry


Name: Celeste (HEX#99cbff and RGB 153,203,255) (Color Value)
Description: A conventional celeste containing 100% of blue.


Name: Nature (Environment)
Description: The natural world, including plants, animals, and landscapes.


Name: Principal_center_or_navel (concept)
Description: The principal center or navel in the Mexica's cosmovision


Name: Jadarite Processing Plant (Infrastructure)
Description: A processing plant for jadarite ore


Name: Velázquez (artist)
Description: Spanish painter from the golden age of Spanish painting


Name: Early 14th century (YearRange)
Description: Century when St. Vitus Cathedral was founded


Name: Ipswich Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Ipswich, England.


Name: 2,228 m (7,310 ft) (height)
Description: its height


Name: Historical approach insufficient to understand complex realities of North African people's lives (Concept)
Description: The idea that the historical approach has been inadequate to fully understand the realities of North African peoples


Name: Temples (Religious place)
Description: In many temples, including Balaji temples.


Name: Before the Christian era (Time period)
Description: Time before which St. Augustine used a seal


Name: Inwood branch (temporary location) (Library Branch)
Description: A temporary library facility in Inwood, located across the street from the original site for construction of a mixed-use complex.


Name: Dr. Fang Jiann-Neng (Person)
Description: The researcher who conducted mineralogical research and suggested naming Taiwan Black Jade as ‘Taiwan Black Jade’.


Name: Mourning and Mounting (Event)
Description: The feelings of sorrow, grief, or despair caused by death


Name: year 1981 (Time period)
Description: The year 1981


Name: much wider section of the population (Social Group)
Description: The group for whom the moulded relief decoration was created


Name: electoral interference (Activity)
Description: The act of interfering in an election process.


Name: Song Birds (Bird)
Description: Various species of songbirds hunted by red foxes


Name: Romanticism (Art Movement)
Description: A literary movement in the 19th century


Name: Debate (Activity)
Description: Controversy or discussion about a particular topic


Name: prospectors who wish to mine ammolite deposits on Crown land (Profession)
Description: People who wish to mine ammolite deposits on Crown land in Alberta, Canada.


Name: Art and Architecture Center (Category)
Description: A city that plays a significant role in the development, exhibition, and appreciation of art and architecture.


Name: Early Yayoi period (≈300 BC) (time_period)
Description: Time period starting around 300 BC in Japan


Name: Priapulid worms (Fossil organism)
Description: A group of worm-like fossils


Name: Pyramidal elements (Design feature)
Description: Characteristic design features found in the jewellery of Berber people from Mauritania.


Name: Ancient Shipwreck at Kumluca, Antalya Province (location)
Description: The location where the artifact was found


Name: Facial expressions (artistic feature)
Description: The visible expression of an emotion on a face


Name: Watchman, Angels Landing, and the Court of the Patriarchs (Rock formation)
Description: Colorful sandstone cliffs and rock formations such as the Watchman, Angels Landing, and the Court of the Patriarchs


Name: Calcite and dolomite particles, hematite and pyrite (Minerals)
Description: The minerals primarily composing Tuckahoe marble.


Name: Crown Prince of Denmark and Norway (Person)
Description: The heir apparent to the Danish and Norwegian thrones, who was elected king of Norway in 1814


Name: Population Distribution (demographic)
Description: the age distribution of the county's population


Name: Cell Metabolism (Biological Process)
Description: By replacing acetate in the citric acid cycle


Name: Isaac Albéniz (Composer)
Description: A Spanish composer noted for his piano works


Name: Algeria's healthcare system (Healthcare system)
Description: The Algerian healthcare system


Name: $105 million (2012) (MonetaryValue)
Description: A monetary amount earned in a specific year


Name: Missouri (state)
Description: The 24th and the 33rd US state.


Name: Robert Hadfield (Person)
Description: A British metallurgist who made significant contributions to the field of metallurgy


Name: Austria's parliament (political entity)
Description: The legislative body of Austria


Name: German Revolution (November 1918) (Event)
Description: A revolution that led to the abdication of Wilhelm II and the ruling princes, and the declaration of Germany as a federal republic


Name: Wavelength range (450-495 nm) (Physical property)
Description: The approximate wavelength range for the color blue


Name: Mycenaean Greeks (Culture)
Description: Ancient Greek culture


Name: Coquinite (Geological Formation)
Description: When better consolidated


Name: England (Country)
Description: The place where dress hooks are documented in wills and inventories, and surviving hooks have been identified.


Name: Oppdal (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in Norway


Name: Local resident protests (Event)
Description: Demonstrations, signs posting and local referendums against the national park plan


Name: Tsuruoka Junior High School (School)
Description: Junior high school in Tsuruoka, temporarily housing students displaced due to the Fukushima nuclear disaster


Name: German (Language)
Description: The term quartzite is originated from this language


Name: Hunsruck slate (GeologicalFormation)
Description: The Hunsrück Slate geological formation


Name: Lithium (markets and pricing) (Resource Markets and Pricing)
Description: Analysis of the global market for lithium, including trends in production, consumption, and pricing


Name: Barbary macaque (Animal)
Description: A primate endemic to Morocco and Algeria


Name: Silex (Term for Chert)
Description: An older term used to refer to chert.


Name: Out-of-pocket co-payments (Payment method)
Description: Additional costs paid by the insured for specific services.


Name: Pōmare I (Monarch)
Description: His father, a previous King of Tahiti


Name: 1925 (Year)
Description: The year the Bronx River Parkway was completed.


Name: Infection, Diarrhea (Disease)
Description: Health issues caused by Zinc deficiency


Name: Euechinoids (Subset of echinoids)
Description: A group of irregular echinoids that evolved during the Jurassic


Name: Tour de Suisse (Competition)
Description: A competition held in Switzerland


Name: Creation of National Center for Historical Memory (CNMH) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Gailmard, S. (Author)
Description: Author of the article 'Slackers and zealots: Civil service, policy discretion, and bureaucratic expertise'


Name: Dutch literature (Group)
Description: The collection of literature written by Dutch authors


Name: Smaller diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Diamonds with a smaller carat weight


Name: Chlorite, Actinolite, Albite (Minerals)
Description: Typical minerals found in greenschist facies


Name: Dadia Forest (Forest)
Description: An ancient forest in the Evros regional unit, known for its vastness and thickness


Name: Group 11 (Periodic Table Group)
Description: Gold belongs to group 11 in the periodic table


Name: Diamond (Diamond)
Description: A diamond that may fluoresce when examined under X-ray or other higher energy radiation sources


Name: Old High German Suittes (Historical Event)
Description: The first known name of Schwyz


Name: 1400 to 1800 degrees Celsius (Temperature condition)
Description: The typical operating temperature range for a single zone crystal growth furnace


Name: Latin America (Geographical Region)
Description: Region where cochineal became a highly profitable export from Spanish Mexico to Europe


Name: Laboratories as containment for high-pressure experiments (diamond anvil cell) (Experiment equipment)
Description: Used as a container in high-pressure experiments


Name: Moissanite inclusions (Inclusion)
Description: -


Name: California (U.S. state)
Description: A U.S. state located on the west coast


Name: development of kana (hiragana and katakana) (phonetic system)
Description: Development of the phonetic system known as kana during the Early Heian period.


Name: Defined foliation (Geological Feature)
Description: Foliations that are determined by a dominant planar orientation of mineral crystals.


Name: Grand Canal (Physical structure)
Description: A historic canal in China, one of the longest and oldest in the world


Name: Svatopluk's envoy (Person or Group)
Description: Svatopluk's representative(s)


Name: East Asian Buddhism (Buddhist tradition)
Description: Not defined in the input, but mentioned as one of the three main traditions


Name: Brownish-blue or blackish-blue sapphires (Type of sapphire)
Description: A specific type of sapphire with a secondary hue of brown or black


Name: Earth's crustal content (Geological Feature)
Description: The outermost solid layer of the Earth, including the lithosphere and the uppermost part of the asthenosphere.


Name: Stalin's Leadership (Time Period)
Description: Time period during which the industrialization occurred


Name: New Style (Artistic Style)
Description: The new artistic style that replaced the classical tradition in Roman art


Name: Land restoration (Environmental Measure)
Description: Restoration of land to its original state after mining


Name: Swiss Confederation (Political Alliance)
Description: The Swiss Confederation


Name: [Li(thf)4]+[((Me3Si)3C)2Li]– (chemical compound)
Description: A lithium complex that does not follow the duet rule, having four electrons around lithium


Name: Otjosondu, Otjozondjupa Region, Namibia (Location)
Description: Location where Calderite was described as a mineral in 1909.


Name: Trans-Hudson orogeny (Geological Event)
Description: A geological event that occurred approximately 1.8 billion years ago.


Name: Kraków University (Educational institution)
Description: A university in Poland


Name: Bardi and Peruzzi families (Family)
Description: Dominated banking in 14th-century Florence, establishing branches in many other parts of Europe


Name: State of pilgrimage (Status)
Description: A state where a person is performing the Hajj


Name: Italian Compound (Language Construct)
Description: A type of compound in Italian with the noun in the singular form


Name: X-ray imaging (Imaging Technology)
Description: The use of X-rays to produce images of internal body structures


Name: Over 100 Legal Parties (as of February 2012) (PoliticalParty)
Description: The number of legalized political parties in Tunisia.


Name: negative net migration rate (Demographic Phenomenon)
Description: A situation where more people are leaving the country than entering


Name: Bond Market (Financial Market)
Description: A market where debt securities are traded


Name: Large scale, resulting in a variety of structural features (Characteristic)
Description: The deformation of Thasos is extensive, resulting in diverse structural features


Name: what is now Switzerland and Germany (Location)
Description: The current location of the Vindelici


Name: Spanish explorers (Person)
Description: Explorers from Spain


Name: Red Light (Light)
Description: The light used to help adapt night vision in low-light or night time.


Name: Fleets of the Hanseatic League (Military Entity)
Description: The naval forces of the Hanseatic League


Name: Vectors with Unequal Length and Different Angles (Crystal Property)
Description: A property that characterizes the Triclinic crystal system.


Name: Fermi-Dirac statistics (Scientific Theory)
Description: A statistical model used to describe the behavior of electrons in a semiconductor


Name: F-W 2-step model (Nanoparticle Model)
Description: The initial Finke-Watzky 2-step model which was proposed in 1997


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


Name: Poetry (Activity)
Description: An educational pillar in the region


Name: 24 karat (Quantity)
Description: A measure of the fineness of a gold alloy


Name: Wealth and social status (Social Construct)
Description: A construct used to denote wealth and social standing


Name: Nassau County, New York (Administrative division)
Description: County on Long Island in southeastern New York state


Name: $1,080,000 (Monetary Value)
Description: The cost of the contract.


Name: Derby (Town)
Description: A town in Derbyshire


Name: Electric Motors (in hybrid cars) (technology)
Description: Motors used in hybrid vehicles


Name: Oxygen (Gas)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8. It is a colorless, odorless, tasteless diatomic gas that comprises roughly 20.95% of Earth's atmosphere.


Name: about half of Soviet civilian and military death (Quantity)
Description: The number of deaths during the Great Patriotic War in the Soviet Union


Name: Cultural heritage (Historical resource)
Description: art, architecture, customs, traditions, and other aspects of a society's past


Name: Spectral Colors (Color)
Description: The spectral colors follow roughly the horseshoe-shaped portion of the CIE xy chromaticity diagram


Name: Cottage Industry (Production Method)
Description: A type of production system where goods are produced in a rural home.


Name: Methylcyclopentadienyl manganese tricarbonyl (Organometallic Compound)
Description: An organometallic compound used as an anti-knock compound added to gasoline (petrol) in some countries.


Name: first crewed Moon landing with the 1969 Apollo 11 mission (Event)
Description: A significant milestone in space exploration


Name: K-1 World Grand Prix 2008 and 2009 finals (Event)
Description: an annual kickboxing tournament organized by K-1


Name: High carbon steel wire (material)
Description: Modern needles are manufactured from this material.


Name: India, Bhutan, Senkaku Islands, South China Sea Islands (Country/Area)
Description: The countries and areas involved in maritime disputes with China


Name: Aztec Ceramics (Artifact Class)
Description: Ceramics produced by the Aztecs, categorized into orange wares, red wares, polychrome ware, and black-on-orange ware


Name: 2005 U.S. Marble Production (Production)
Description: The amount of marble produced in the U.S. in 2005.


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The religion established by the Roman people in the Alps


Name: Harlem River Drive (Highway)
Description: A highway providing access to the Inwood area from the southeast.


Name: Leucite and Lepidolite (Mineral)
Description: Minor minerals containing potassium.


Name: Thomas Gainsborough (Person)
Description: A British painter


Name: Virginia Company (company)
Description: Privately funded ventures intended to claim land for England, conduct trade, and return a profit.


Name: Zirids (Málaga) (Berber dynasty)
Description: The Zirids who controlled Málaga


Name: Acts of Kindness, Acts of Devotion, Battling Frightful Enemies (Activities)
Description: Types of adventures experienced by the heroes in Japanese mythology


Name: SVP (Political Party)
Description: A political party in Switzerland


Name: Chios massacre (Historical Event)
Description: A massacre of Greeks on the island during the Greek War of Independence in 1822


Name: Carrara Marble (Material)
Description: A type of white or blue-grey marble popular for use in sculpture and building decor.


Name: The human body (Species)
Description: The species where copper is absorbed


Name: Bi, Fe, Cr etc. (Element class)
Description: MIII represents Bismuth, Iron, Chromium etc.


Name: Organisms with pliant skeletons (living organism)
Description: Organisms that have pliant skeletons, such as jellyfish and bivalves


Name: Fernando Collor (President)
Description: The president who Franco succeeded


Name: Extensive use of scooters (transportation means)
Description: The widespread use of scooters as a mode of transportation


Name: Different Strategies of Control (Government strategy)
Description: Different strategies used for control in the outer regions of the Aztec empire.


Name: expansion of trade (economic_activity)
Description: Growth of business transactions


Name: Electronic devices (Technology)
Description: Devices that utilize electrical currents to perform operations.


Name: Western Pacific (Ocean region)
Description: An ocean region where some Corallium species are found.


Name: University of Chicago (Educational Institution)
Description: A private research university in Chicago, Illinois


Name: Many UN agencies and international organizations (Organization)
Description: Including the World Health Organization, International Labour Organization, etc.


Name: Acid and alkali (Chemical Substance)
Description: Substances that can dissolve aluminium hydroxide


Name: Rurikid kniazes (Historical Entity)
Description: Interrelated rulers of the several principalities in Kievan Rus'


Name: Mobile County, Alabama (GeographicalArea)
Description: A county located in the state of Alabama


Name: Glomeruli (Kidney Compartment)
Description: A part of the kidney where filtration occurs


Name: sedimentary rock (geological_formation)
Description: Olivine is rarely found in sedimentary rock due to its rapid weathering.


Name: Cordierite, garnet or andalusite crystals (Mineral)
Description: These crystals are often scattered through the fine matrix of hornfels.


Name: Jian (简) (Clothing)
Description: Simplified clothing worn by commoners and laborers during Han dynasty


Name: North-eastern mountain region of the Aurès (Location)
Description: Region in north-eastern Algeria where Chaoui Berbers used silver jewellery.


Name: Global Fluorite Mining Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry responsible for mining fluorite ores worldwide


Name: Reduced risk of spontaneous combustion (Risk reduction)
Description: The effect of the drying process on lignite's susceptibility to spontaneous combustion


Name: Glazing (Technology in Pottery Making)
Description: Process of applying a glaze to pottery before firing in a kiln


Name: Cocoa (Commodity)
Description: The dried roasted seed of the tropical Theobroma cacao tree used in making chocolate.


Name: Marinid and Saadi dynasties (Dynasty)
Description: Two dynasties that resisted foreign domination in Morocco


Name: An Alleged Cult Object in Most pri Bratislave (Artifact)
Description: An object dedicated possibly to the god of war and thunder Perun


Name: Bingeman (Person)
Description: The person who gave the term priming effect in 1953


Name: Global Commodity Prices (Commodity Price)
Description: The cost of goods that are basic inputs to an economy


Name: Interpenetrating Primitive Cubic (IPC) Structure (Crystal structure)
Description: A structure that has a basis composed of two different atomic species.


Name: Japanese word for 'blue' and 'green' (word)
Description: A term used to represent two colors


Name: Cross shapes (Symbol)
Description: Cross-shaped hieroglyphs representing various concepts like 'life', 'protect' and 'good'


Name: lavender pink to raspberry rose or raspberry red and from purplish-violet (grape) to purplish red (Color range)
Description: The different color shades Rhodolite can exhibit.


Name: Greiff portraits (artwork)
Description: Artwork showcasing what Colombian art could do with new techniques applied to traditional themes


Name: Fascist Italy (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Europe, officially known as the Italian Republic (Repubblica Italiana)


Name: C. E. Adams (person)
Description: The person who found the additional samples of Bultfonteinite.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country located primarily in central Europe.


Name: Tool (Object Classification)
Description: A tool consisting of a length of material that contains a portion curved or bent back to grab, latch or attach onto another object.


Name: American poetry (Genre of literature)
Description: Literary works written in the United States


Name: 12 cones (Number)
Description: A higher number of cones compared to most animals, leading to a potentially richer color gamut


Name: such placers (Geological Feature)
Description: Deposits of valuable mineral substances


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


Name: Throne Room Decoration (Art)
Description: Decorations found inside Mycenaean throne rooms


Name: Japanese imperial line (Historical entity)
Description: The ruling family of Japan


Name: social_cohesion (Economy)
Description: The degree to which a society is bound together by shared values, norms, and a sense of belonging


Name: Jadarite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral named after the Jadar River.


Name: Water (Geological Feature)
Description: The natural substance that covers most of the Earth's surface


Name: Iyo-Saijō Station Museum (Museum)
Description: The museum where the locomotive is located


Name: Ashramas system (concept in Hinduism)
Description: One facet of the dharma concept in Hinduism aimed at providing a Hindu with fulfilling life and spiritual liberation.


Name: Bern (City)
Description: The capital city of Switzerland, known for the medieval Bern Cathedral and the bear park, housing the national symbol


Name: Main deposits of jade (Geological Formation)
Description: Primary locations where jade is found in Russia


Name: The Epiphany (Festival)
Description: A Christian feast day commemorating the revelation of Godhood of Jesus Christ


Name: Rhinestones from Angola (Resource)
Description: Man-made stones made to resemble diamonds


Name: Zaman Shah Durrani (Person)
Description: Son of Timur Shah Durrani who succeeded him


Name: Glaciology (Subdiscipline of Hydrology)
Description: The study of the cryosphere, including glaciers and coverage of the Earth by ice and snow


Name: Ipswich Witches (Speedway Team)
Description: A speedway team based in Ipswich


Name: Beryllium-diffused orange sapphires (Gemstone)
Description: Difficult to detect treated sapphires


Name: Early Indo-European migrations (historical event)
Description: Migrations of Indo-European people from the Pontic–Caspian steppe


Name: World's second largest exporter of television series (economic_category)
Description: Currently ranks as the second largest TV series exporter


Name: 10463 (Zip Code)
Description: A postal code


Name: over 323,000 workers employed (Employment)
Description: The number of people working within a specific industry or region.


Name: Color (Visual Property)
Description: The attribute of an object that produces different types of light when stimulated.


Name: Saint Louis Art Museum (Attraction)
Description: An art museum in Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri that houses a vast collection of works spanning 5,000 years


Name: Sodium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Na and atomic number 11


Name: Roman Republic (Historical entity)
Description: Ancient republic that ruled the region of Italy and later much of Western Europe, North Africa, and central Mediterranean


Name: Soot (Chemical Compound)
Description: A black or brown solid substance consisting of carbon and other elements, often formed in an incomplete combustion process


Name: Fatty acids (Organic compound)
Description: A type of carboxylic acid, which is a chemical compound containing a carboxyl group.


Name: 1947 (Year)
Description: A year in the 20th century.


Name: Zinc sulfate, zinc citrate, gluconate and picolinate (ChemicalCompound)
Description: Commonly used forms of zinc


Name: Lime (Chemical Substance)
Description: A material derived from limestone, primarily used for treating soils, purifying water and smelting copper


Name: Architectural element (Element of architecture)
Description: Components that make up a building or structure


Name: national_income_per_person, standard_of_living, and economic_growth (Economy)
Description: What GNP per capita is a measure of


Name: Water (Liquid)
Description: A transparent and nearly flavorless chemical substance


Name: Archaeocyathids (fossil organism)
Description: An extinct group of marine organisms that appeared in the early Cambrian and were responsible for organic reef formation.


Name: Green Women (People)
Description: Dark-skinned women considered erotic in Persian and Sudanese poetry


Name: Ban Non Wat (Artefact Site)
Description: A rich site in Burma with over 640 graves excavated


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


Name: today's abrasive market (Market)
Description: The current diamond drilling and abrasive market


Name: Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL Metropolitan Statistical Area (Geographical region)
Description: A metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in the South region


Name: Strong anisotropy (Physical property)
Description: Characteristic of kyanite being strongly anisotropic


Name: Bernard Leach (Person)
Description: Potter who established a style of pottery influenced by Far-Eastern and medieval English forms


Name: Parinirvana of Gautama Buddha (Event)
Description: The event marking the death and final liberation of Gautama Buddha


Name: Pipelines (Infrastructure)
Description: A system of pipes conveying substances or materials


Name: Nobel Prize in Chemistry (Award)
Description: The prestigious award for chemistry


Name: Earth's crust (GeographicalLocation)
Description: Calcium is abundant in the Earth's crust.


Name: Alpine culture (customs_or_traditions)
Description: Customs and traditions in the Alps


Name: Newly Formed Stars (Astronomy)
Description: Stars in the process of formation, typically found within nebulae.


Name: Telecommunications sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Oswald Spengler (Person)
Description: A German historian and sociologist known for his historical philosophy


Name: Impressionists (Artists)
Description: Practitioners of the Impressionist movement.


Name: Goldsmiths and jewellers (Occupation)
Description: People who work with precious materials like gold or gems


Name: Basalt (Rock)
Description: A type of mafic igneous rock


Name: Alyattes (Person)
Description: King Alyattes of Lydia who is mentioned as the originator of coinage due to the first electrum coins issued by him.


Name: Germania Superior (Historical Region)
Description: Roman province upstream part of present-day Belgium and Germany


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


Name: Textile manufacturing (Industry)
Description: Manufacturing of textiles


Name: Radiolarians (Marine organisms)
Description: Dominated the extraction of silica from seawater prior to the Jurassic


Name: The Neoproterozoic Eon (Geological Eon)
Description: The latest eon of the Proterozoic Era, lasting from about 1.8 billion years ago to the beginning of the Ediacaran Period.


Name: interior and exterior flooring, stairs, walkways, wall cladding (Building components)
Description: Various components of a building where slate tiles are used


Name: both genders (gender)
Description: Both male and female gender


Name: Paros (Ancient) (Ancient City)
Description: The ancient capital of Paros, situated on the island of Paros.


Name: High Purity Neodymium Production (Process)
Description: The process of producing high purity neodymium


Name: Elemental boron (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol B and atomic number 5


Name: slot canyons, mesas, buttes, and cliffs (Canyon, Mesa, Butte, Cliff)
Description: Natural environments characterized by slot canyons, mesas, buttes, or cliffs