Name: Central panel above the door of the Parthenon (Panel)
Description: Part of the sculptures on the Parthenon depicting a pre-battle sacrifice


Name: Felixstowe Branch Line (RailwayLine)
Description: A railway line to Felixstowe


Name: Classical Geometry (Mathematical Field)
Description: A branch of mathematics focused on the study of shapes and spaces using Euclidean space.


Name: CaUO4 (Compound)
Description: A specific uranate(VI) compound with calcium


Name: Hospitals (Organization)
Description: Institutions primarily dedicated to the care and treatment of the ill or injured


Name: The Patriotic Health Campaign (PublicHealthInitiative)
Description: A public health initiative started by the Communist Party of China


Name: Kingsbridge (Residential Neighborhood)
Description: A residential neighborhood in the northwest portion of Bronx, New York City.


Name: Jitsuin (Seal design)
Description: Traditional Japanese seal used for personal identification


Name: Practitioners of Those Styles (Artist)
Description: Individual who creates visual arts


Name: Edo period (1603–1867) (period)
Description: The Edo period was a time of relative peace and isolation in Japan


Name: Government (Institution)
Description: An organized body governing a territory.


Name: Britain (Location)
Description: One of the places where the Gooseberry is found.


Name: mao (male headwear)
Description: Stiff hats worn by men


Name: Algerian Arabic and Tunisian Arabic (Language)
Description: Dialects of Arabic spoken in Algeria and Tunisia


Name: 1% chromium concentration in ruby (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of aluminium ions replaced by chromium in ruby


Name: Green and bronze or gold plumage (Plumage)
Description: The green and bronze or gold plumage of the male green peafowl


Name: Spreading False Information and Rumors on the Internet (Action)
Description: Up to five years imprisonment and a fine of up to 50,000 dinar


Name: Indian Peafowl (Specific subspecies of Peafowl)
Description: Eat small snakes.


Name: 8th century (Time period)
Description: The tantric tradition was very influential in India and beyond by the 8th century


Name: their own studio seals (Object)
Description: to pieces they have collected as an act of appreciation towards the work


Name: Technique of absolute symmetry (Diamond Cutting Technique)
Description: The technique for which the scaif was invented


Name: Mercosur (Regional Trade Bloc)
Description: A trade bloc between Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Venezuela


Name: Robert Rich Sharp (Person)
Description: An English geologist who discovered the mineral deposits at Shinkolobwe in 1915.


Name: Either Vulpes alopecoides or Chinese V. chikushanensis (Species)
Description: Two species from which the Red Fox may have evolved


Name: number of tourists in NYC in 2023 (Value)
Description: The actual number of tourists visiting the city in 2023


Name: Fault zone (Geological feature)
Description: An area along a fault where movement has occurred or is likely to occur due to tectonic forces


Name: a semipolished or highly polished finish (Quality/Attribute)
Description: Characteristics of whiskey stones


Name: Dutch schools and universities (Educational Institution)
Description: Schools and universities in the Netherlands


Name: Earth's deep time in the Proterozoic and deeper still in the Archean (Geological Time Period)
Description: The geological era before the Phanerozoic eon, roughly spanning from 2.5 billion years ago to 542 million years ago


Name: Gemstones and rare minerals (Mineral Resource)
Description: Specific types of gems and minerals better suited to illegal activities such as looting


Name: molecular clocks (Scientific tool)
Description: A scientific method used to estimate the time of divergence between two living species based on DNA mutations.


Name: Australian Mainland (Geographical Location)
Description: The primary landmass of Australia.


Name: Challenges faced by Algeria's healthcare system (System challenge)
Description: The challenges the Algerian healthcare system faces, including staff shortages, outdated equipment, and inadequate funding


Name: Genghis Khan and his Mongol army (group)
Description: Army that overran the region in 1219 CE


Name: Andalusia (geographical region)
Description: A community autonomous in Spain, located in the south of the Iberian Peninsula.


Name: Distinctive Plant Species (Species)
Description: Plant communities adapted to living on the serpentinite outcrops of New Caledonia resist displacement by introduced species


Name: Work on Black Holes (Stephen Hawking) (Concept)
Description: He is known for his work on black holes.


Name: Large parts of the art collections (Artwork Collection)
Description: Significant portions of the collection of artworks


Name: Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) (Type of Waste)
Description: The bulk of waste generated by household, industrial, and commercial activities.


Name: Researchers (Profession)
Description: People who study the techniques, materials, and artifacts of past cultures.


Name: Style in relief craftsmanship (Craftsmanship technique)
Description: A method of wood carving using fine chisels to create intricate designs.


Name: Pavilion (Part of Diamond)
Description: Has 25 facets on the pavilion


Name: Cereals (Crop)
Description: Small, hard and dry food crops that can be easily stored, measured, and transported.


Name: King William IV (Person)
Description: the King who recognised the declaration


Name: Post-Impressionists (Art Movement)
Description: An art movement that emerged in France in the late 19th century.


Name: Ceramic and textile craftswomen (Job)
Description: Women working in ceramics and textiles


Name: Saybrook, Connecticut (Location)
Description: Town where Yale University was originally founded


Name: Global Internet Infrastructure (Infrastructure)
Description: The physical systems, facilities, and networks that support communication, transportation, and other essential services


Name: Christ (Religious Figure)
Description: The central figure in Christianity and founder of the Christian faith


Name: Armour (Artifact)
Description: Protective clothing or shield made of metal, leather, or other material.


Name: Kimberley Process officials (Organization)
Description: Officials of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme


Name: Homeschooling in Missouri (Education Method)
Description: Alternative to traditional schools for meeting compulsory education requirement


Name: 0.0 (Numeric)
Description: Percentage of respondents who stated that they had no religion in the 2001 census


Name: Jews (in Nazi Germany and German-occupied countries) (Group)
Description: A group of people


Name: Inwood area, Manhattan, New York City (Location)
Description: An area in Manhattan where Tuckahoe marble deposits are found.


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


Name: field of force (Force)
Description: A concept referring to the protection conferred by the amulet's presence


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: Empire in which the Salian Franks appeared


Name: Mohegan and Pequot tribes (tribe)
Description: Tribes that lived in Connecticut.


Name: Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA Metropolitan Statistical Area (Geographical region)
Description: A metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in the West region


Name: Island Equivalent (Policy)
Description: A scheme to financially assist hospitality and retail businesses affected by Level 3 coronavirus restrictions


Name: Purple sapphires (gemstone)
Description: Sapphires with a variety of shades caused by trace amounts of chromium and iron plus titanium


Name: Nymphenburg in Bavaria (1754) and Capodimonte in Naples (1743) (Location)
Description: Locations where porcelain factories were established


Name: Bahá’í community (Community)
Description: Another religious community present in Tunisia


Name: International Monetary Fund (IMF) (Organization)
Description: An organization that provides financial assistance and advice to member countries


Name: Hand-drawn Shaded Relief (Map Technique)
Description: A method for depicting terrain or relief by hand, popular before computer software existed.


Name: William Butler Yeats (Poet)
Description: An Irish poet and one of the foremost figures of 20th-century literature.


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


Name: Deep Ocean (Geographical Location)
Description: The part of the ocean extending beyond the continental margins


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a high hardness level


Name: Glass Lycurgus Cup (Artwork)
Description: Another example of luxury small sculpture


Name: Greeks (Ethnic group)
Description: A nation whose members share a common ancestry, history, culture, and language


Name: Tenuous Atmosphere (Geological Feature)
Description: A very thin layer of gas surrounding a celestial body, such as Ceres


Name: Photographic film (Material)
Description: Film used as an intermediate step in the photoengraving process


Name: Bolivia (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in western South America


Name: Puerto Rican immigrants (Group)
Description: Immigrants from Puerto Rico


Name: Wastewater treatment facilities (Physical entity)
Description: Infrastructure designed to remove pollutants and contaminants from wastewater.


Name: Chinese (Culture or People)
Description: A civilization in East Asia


Name: A 9 motorway (Highway)
Description: A German motorway connecting Munich to Berlin


Name: Indus River (River)
Description: The river that the term Hindu initially indicated the people living beyond it


Name: Strong bonds (Property)
Description: Strong chemical bonds due to the arrangement of atoms in its structure


Name: Elemental Silicon (chemical element)
Description: Silicon in its pure, uncombined form


Name: Essentialism (Philosophical school)
Description: A classification method that sorts entities based on their underlying causes rather than their intrinsic features


Name: star performer or musical group (performer/group classification)
Description: celebrities or musical ensembles whose names are used for the naming of theaters in Branson


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


Name: Adaptability (Ability to adjust to new conditions)
Description: The capacity to change when the environment changes


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


Name: China's military (Military)
Description: The military of China.


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A precious metal used as currency in the Philippine archipelago before European colonization


Name: Biological study of aquatic organisms (Subdiscipline of Ecohydrology)
Description: The biological study of aquatic organisms


Name: Alkaloids (Organic Compounds)
Description: A large class of naturally occurring organic compounds, typically containing nitrogen.


Name: bidentate ligands containing oxygen-donor atoms (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A compound with two bidentate ligands containing oxygen atoms.


Name: Early Rome (historical period or location)
Description: The early stages of the Roman civilization


Name: Vosges and Ardennes ranges (Geographical Feature)
Description: Mountain ranges in eastern France


Name: Gold (chemical element)
Description: a chemical element


Name: Zinc naphthenate (ChemicalCompound)
Description: Used as wood preservative


Name: Government of North Macedonia (Executive branch)
Description: The executive power-holding body in North Macedonia


Name: Prepared molten glass and molds (ManufacturingProcess)
Description: The primary method of manufacturing most glass beads.


Name: shielding, control rods and shut-down pellets (nuclear applications) (Application)
Description: Various nuclear applications of Boron Carbide


Name: 21st Century Changes (Historical Event)
Description: Changes in the lifestyle of rural Berbers in the 21st century


Name: other iron compounds (chemical compound)
Description: Compounds derived from Iron(II) sulfate.


Name: Water supply and sanitation infrastructure in China (Infrastructure)
Description: The systems designed to provide clean water and manage wastewater in China


Name: Republic of Turkey (Country name)
Description: An alternative name for the country of Turkey, reflecting its status as a republic


Name: The Star of India (gemstone)
Description: Thought to be the third-largest star sapphire with a weight of 563.4 carats


Name: Western music (Music Genre)
Description: Elements from traditional Ukrainian folk music made their way into Western music


Name: Texcoco (city)
Description: Second largest city in the valley of Mexico during the Aztec period with an estimated population of 25,000


Name: Phoenicians (Culture)
Description: The Phoenician culture


Name: Ponderosa pine forest (Ecosystem)
Description: Forest that covers most of the Black Hills


Name: Ukrainian (Language)
Description: The language in which foreign films and television programs are subtitled or dubbed.


Name: molten and mobilized (property of rock constituent)
Description: A characteristic indicating that the leucosome appears to have been melted and moved within the migmatite


Name: Including both solid tumors and certain hematological malignancies (Characteristic)
Description: Cancers under investigation for potential treatment with Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) are varied, including both solid tumors and certain hematological malignancies


Name: Regions of Morocco (Administrative Division)
Description: 12 administrative regions of Morocco.


Name: Ignition Point (Temperature)
Description: The minimum temperature at which a substance begins to burn spontaneously in a particular environment


Name: Japanese language (modern) (language)
Description: The modern form of the Japanese language


Name: Reproductive Prints (Print Category)
Description: Prints that copy another work of art, especially a painting.


Name: Financial Institution (Classification)
Description: A broad category for any organization or entity that deals with financial activities.


Name: Zinc compound with an oxidation state of +4 (Hypothetical_compound)
Description: Calculations indicate that a zinc compound with the oxidation state of +4 is unlikely to exist.


Name: 100°C (212°F) (Temperature)
Description: A specific temperature range where lignite forms


Name: Hazy-Milky-Turbid Sheen (Property)
Description: An optical effect strictly defined as opalescence


Name: Windows and Containers (Product)
Description: Objects designed to contain or enclose things.


Name: Exports (Economic_Indicator)
Description: The goods and services sold to other countries


Name: Doping (Process)
Description: The process of adding impurities to a semiconductor.


Name: (around 168 km²) (Number)
Description: The approximate area of Andros Island


Name: Peloponnese (Geographical region)
Description: The third largest and one of the seven regional units of Greece


Name: Zinc (Metal)
Description: Bluish-white, lustrous transition metal


Name: Ishawiyen (Term)
Description: Instead of Berber/Amazigh


Name: 1720 until 1897 (time_period)
Description: The time period when Ouro Preto served as the capital of Minas Gerais.


Name: Olivine in mafic and ultramafic rocks (Geological feature)
Description: A common mineral found in igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks that are rich in magnesium and iron.


Name: Money (Currency)
Description: Measurement of financial value


Name: 9,000 Carats (Weight)
Description: The weight of yttrium aluminium garnet


Name: Uranium (Chemical Element)
Description: A heavy radioactive metallic element


Name: Sculptors (artist)
Description: Artisans who created sculptures


Name: Magnesium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Mg, atomic number 12, and atomic weight 24.305


Name: Momotaro (Mythic Hero)
Description: A mythical hero who went on a journey to defeat oni.


Name: Rosaries called Malas (Religious Artifact)
Description: Cord with knots or beads used in Buddhism to count repeated chanting of mantras or prayers.


Name: Mauretania (Ancient Kingdom)
Description: An ancient Mauri Berber kingdom in modern Morocco and part of Algeria


Name: Confucius (Person)
Description: Chinese philosopher and politician


Name: Engraving (Artistic Technique)
Description: The process of creating intricate designs or patterns by cutting away material, traditionally done with pressure and manipulation.


Name: Clypeasteroida (subgroup of echinoids)
Description: A subgroup of echinoids that arose in the Paleogene and Neogene periods


Name: Bolts, nails and screws (Hardware)
Description: A device that fastens two or more objects together


Name: Fountain (1917) (sculpture)
Description: A piece of sculpture known for being a 'found object' or readymade.


Name: Indo-Surinamese (Ethnicity)
Description: An ethnic group of Suriname origin


Name: Market size of hanfu (Economy)
Description: The economic value of the hanfu market.


Name: Thessalian independence (Political event)
Description: Independence of Thessaly ended in 1318


Name: Pastoralism (Theme)
Description: Pan symbolizes pastoralism


Name: Boom in Tourism (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A rapid increase in the number of tourists visiting a particular place


Name: The cores of planetesimals that were once molten (Celestial body part)
Description: The central dense and hot region of a celestial body, formed during its early stages


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


Name: Decline of Population and Economy (Event)
Description: The decline of population and economy that Mosogno experienced


Name: - (Overseas regions and territories)
Description: Including French Guiana, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, the French West Indies, and many islands in Oceania and the Indian Ocean


Name: Parades, reviews, courts-martial, tattoos, changes of command (Events)
Description: Formal occasions for military personnel.


Name: Royal Color (Europe) (Concept)
Description: The status that blue achieved in Europe.


Name: hydrothermal fluids and metasomatism (Geological process)
Description: Processes that involve the circulation of hot water and dissolved minerals, as well as chemical alteration of rocks.


Name: Republican action in the city (urban planning movement)
Description: the urban planning movement during the Republican period


Name: Augustus (Ancient Roman Emperor)
Description: First Roman Emperor, known in antiquity as Imperator Caesar Divi Filius Augustus


Name: Brain (Organ)
Description: The organ that controls the body's functions and is located inside the skull


Name: Roman Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: The Roman Empire


Name: Neodymium Magnets (Class: Artifact)
Description: A type of permanent magnet used in various technologies.


Name: The largest cut specimen of grandidierite currently known (Specimen)
Description: A large transparent faceted grandidierite specimen weighing 763.5 carats


Name: Characteristics (Property)
Description: The properties that define different types of rocks, such as mineral and chemical composition, permeability, texture, and particle size.


Name: Outokumpu (Steel_producer)
Description: A Finnish steel company


Name: Yearly group exhibitions (Art exhibition)
Description: Exhibitions held annually for the Impressionist artists.


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


Name: Economic sectors (larger category)
Description: Broader categories in the economy containing multiple industries.


Name: Graphite (Solid)
Description: A solid substance with layers of atoms tightly bonded together


Name: Emperor Ming of Han (Person)
Description: 59 AD, during the Eastern Han


Name: Chariot technology (Technology)
Description: The invention of wheeled vehicles drawn by animals.


Name: Increases Thermal Insulation (Property Change)
Description: The increase in thermal insulation due to the increased amount of plant particles.


Name: Lower Lifetime Cost (Financial Concept)
Description: The long-term cost savings of using certain materials.


Name: Abel Tasman (Person)
Description: Dutch seafarer, explorer and merchant who discovered New Zealand


Name: Japanese coral (Natural resource)
Description: Coral found in the markets of Chennai and Kolkata


Name: Form of the jade piece (Shape)
Description: The shape or design of the finished jade artifact


Name: $18.1 million (U.S.) (Monetary Value)
Description: The monetary value of U.S. marble production in 2006.


Name: Metallic luster (Luster type)
Description: A characteristic used for identification in hand samples.


Name: Hypersimplex (Polytope)
Description: A polytope formed by certain intersections of a hypercube with a hyperplane.


Name: Flat graver (Tool)
Description: A tool used in engraving, walked across the surface of an instrument to make zig-zag lines and patterns


Name: analyze how variations in the rock's composition affect the mineral paragenesis that develops in a rock at particular pressure and temperature conditions (Analysis Method)
Description: Analyzes how variations in the rock's composition affect the mineral paragenesis that develops in a rock at particular pressure and temperature conditions


Name: Sports such as American Football and Basketball (Sport)
Description: Popular sports in the country


Name: El Ghriba Synagogue was built using stones from Solomon's temple legend (Legend)
Description: Legend associated with El Ghriba Synagogue


Name: Alexander II (King)
Description: The king of Scots who aggressively tried to expand his realm into the Suðreyjar.


Name: lithium carbonate (Chemical compound)
Description: Lithium hydroxide monohydrate is a precursor for lithium carbonate


Name: Kyanite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that results from the transformation of sillimanite at pressures above about 4 kbar (400 MPa)


Name: Athena Polias (Deity)
Description: The patron deity of Athens


Name: Lower importance in home heating (Usage significance)
Description: The diminished role of lignite as a residential heating fuel compared to its use in power generation


Name: Interagency Task Force on Electronics Stewardship (Task Force)
Description: A task force established by President Obama in 2010 to develop a national strategy for handling and proper disposal of electronic waste


Name: Kitchen (room)
Description: Room used for food preparation in a home


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


Name: pearl farms (Location)
Description: The places where cultured pearls are produced


Name: Han dynasty (Historical Dynasty)
Description: The period following the unification of China under the Qin dynasty, lasting from 206 BCE to 220 CE


Name: Premier (Head of Government)
Description: The official head of the Executive Yuan; appointed by the president without legislative approval


Name: Encyclopédie (Work of literature)
Description: A comprehensive work published during the 18th century


Name: Baroque Gothic style (architectural style)
Description: A synthesis of the Baroque and Gothic styles in Bohemia


Name: Darius the Great (Person)
Description: The first king of the Persian Achaemenid Empire


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


Name: Lower value (Value)
Description: The lower value range for gems with low saturation or tone


Name: Eppler Cut (Diamond cut)
Description: Cut introduced in Germany in 1939


Name: 124 (Number)
Description: The number of residents of Onsernone who were employed in some capacity in 2007


Name: Andalusia (geographical area)
Description: Autonomous community in southern Spain


Name: Houphouët-Boigny (Person)
Description: The first president of Ivory Coast


Name: Indo-European languages (language group)
Description: Languages that are part of the Indo-European language family


Name: 1666 (year)
Description: Year of the first known record


Name: Cullinan Diamond (gemstone)
Description: Largest gem-quality rough diamond ever found


Name: Staphylus (Mythological Figure)
Description: Beloved son of god Dionysus who lived in Thasos


Name: Lear Corp. (Company)
Description: an American automotive components company headquartered in Southfield, Michigan


Name: France (Country)
Description: One of the countries where Anarchism was most popular.


Name: Berbers (ethnic group)
Description: Berber people who arrived towards the end of the caliphate as mercenary forces


Name: Sotheby's (auction house)
Description: International auction house based in London, England


Name: John the Evangelist (Person)
Description: Apostle and author traditionally associated with the Johannine works


Name: Ramsar Convention on Wetlands (Environmental agreement)
Description: An international treaty for the conservation and sustainable use of wetlands.


Name: Crete (Location)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Her paper about her work (Scientific Paper)
Description: A brief and simple account of her discovery


Name: Impact Melt Pools (Geological Feature)
Description: Molten areas on Ceres' surface created by the impact of asteroids or comets


Name: Thrombolites (Geological Feature)
Description: Poorly laminated or non-laminated clotted structures formed by cyanobacteria found in the fossil record and modern sediments.


Name: UN Report of July 18, 2006 (Document)
Description: A report published by the United Nations


Name: dog (Animal species)
Description: A domesticated mammal.


Name: Mineral (Geological entity)
Description: A naturally occurring inorganic solid with a definite chemical composition and an ordered atomic structure.


Name: South Asia (Geographical Location)
Description: A region in Southern Asia


Name: hydrothermal synthesis, sublimation, or solvent-based crystallization (Crystallization methods)
Description: Less exotic methods of crystallization that may be used depending on the physical properties of the substance


Name: Different speed on the milling tool (Tool Speed)
Description: Each material requires a different speed for the milling tool.


Name: Carnival of Cádiz (Festival)
Description: A carnival held in Cadiz, Spain.


Name: Phosphate rock deposits, Lignite, Monazite sands (uranium-rich ores) (Geological_formation, Mineral)
Description: A collection of geological formations and minerals: Phosphate rock deposits, Lignite, and Monazite sands.


Name: - (Statute of Autonomy)
Description: Constitutional documents defining the distribution of powers within an autonomous community


Name: Mycenaean Palaces (Building)
Description: Centers of power and administration in Mycenaean Greece


Name: $400–$450 million (U.S.) (Monetary Value)
Description: The monetary value generated by the marble industry in Palestine.


Name: Brown Color Associated with Aggregation of Vacancies (Color)
Description: The brown color that results from the aggregation of vacancies in irradiated diamonds


Name: Migration (Migratory Movement)
Description: The movement of people from one region or country to another, usually for permanent or semi-permanent residence


Name: Gas tungsten arc welding (welding process)
Description: Electric arc welding using a non-consumable tungsten electrode


Name: Carrier Traps (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Impurities or dislocations that trap electrons or holes


Name: Hierarchical perspectives on culture (Cultural Perspective)
Description: View that sees culture as stratified according to access to cultural capital


Name: Jurchen hairstyle and clothes (cultural_practice)
Description: The Jurchen style of dressing and hairstyling


Name: democracy (government system)
Description: A government in which power is vested in the people, who rule either directly or through elected representatives


Name: official seals (Artifact)
Description: Official seals associated with the individuals and organizations


Name: Design and manufacture of O2 systems (Processes)
Description: Steps involved in creating oxygen systems to ensure ignition sources are minimized.


Name: Balkans (region)
Description: where the South Slavs had been ruled for centuries by other empires


Name: Iceland (Geographical Feature)
Description: A European island country located in the North Atlantic Ocean


Name: West-facing slope of Hymettos (Location)
Description: The western part of the slopes of Hymettos


Name: Main municipalities of the western belt (Administrative division)
Description: Municipalities located within the western emerald belt


Name: Etruscan League meeting at Fanum Voltumnae at Volsinii (Historical Event)
Description: The annual meeting of the twelve city-states of the Etruscan League


Name: Minoan Jewelry (artifact)
Description: Artifacts made by the Minoans, mostly recovered from graves


Name: Middle East (Geographical Region)
Description: Region located in Western Asia and Eastern Africa


Name: Micrococcus halobius (type:bacteria)
Description: Black yeast that colonizes Carrara marble


Name: County Government (government)
Description: the management and governance of the county


Name: Eugène Ysaÿe (Violinist)
Description: A major violinist who emerged in the 19th and 20th centuries


Name: Kyoto (city)
Description: Former capital city of Japan and current cultural hub.


Name: Look of the diamond (Diamond Property)
Description: The appearance aspect of a diamond


Name: Frictional Sliding (Geological Process)
Description: The movement of one rock surface relative to another as a result of friction


Name: Korthi (Name)
Description: Another name for the town of Gavrio in Andros Island


Name: religious composition (Demographics)
Description: The distribution of religious beliefs within a population


Name: Seals in ancient China (Artifact)
Description: Seals used in ancient China for thousands of years


Name: Lender of Last Resort (ECB) during the Eurozone Crisis (Greece) (Financial Support)
Description: Greece received financial support as a lender of last resort from the European Central Bank during the Eurozone Crisis.


Name: Regular Icosahedron (Polyhedron)
Description: A regular polyhedron with 12 vertices, 30 edges, and 20 faces, all of which are equilateral triangles.


Name: Madagascar (Country)
Description: An island country in the Indian Ocean, off the southeastern coast of Africa.


Name: Julie Andem (Creator)
Description: The creator of Skam


Name: Scholarly discussion (discussion)
Description: Whether Pribina had up to that time been an independent ruler or one of Mojmir's officials


Name: Gran Colombia (Historical Region)
Description: A confederation of countries in South America, which included present-day Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela.


Name: Rosso Corsa (Color)
Description: The red international motor racing color of cars entered by teams from Italy


Name: Rusellae (City)
Description: A city sometimes included in the list of cities in the Etruscan League


Name: Mundigak (City)
Description: An early city in Afghanistan


Name: Best Quality Natural Amethyst (Gemstone)
Description: In terms of color, clarity and size


Name: Convention of Constantinople (1881) (Treaty)
Description: Agreement that ended the Russo-Turkish War and determined territorial changes in Europe and the Middle East


Name: Genealogical classification (taxonomic approach)
Description: classification of items according to their common heritage, developed by the theory of evolution


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country located in northwestern Europe


Name: Hudson Valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: A river valley in the northeastern United States


Name: Mount Darwin (Mountain)
Description: A mountain in the West Coast Range, where the glass was first reported.


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


Name: Horns of Consecration (Sacred Symbol)
Description: Symbol represented in seal impressions and found across various regions, possibly representing bull's horns


Name: Global Basketball Association (1987–1992) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that existed from 1987 to 1992


Name: Field (Field)
Description: A specific area or discipline of study, work, or activity.


Name: 0.0078 milligrams per cubic metre (7.8×10−9 oz/cu ft) (Physical Quantity)
Description: The concentration of fine particulate matter in Community District 12


Name: Peridotite (Mineral or Rock)
Description: A type of igneous rock found in the Earth's mantle


Name: Shock metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A type of metamorphism caused by the impact of an extraterrestrial object on Earth's surface


Name: Spartiatis Beach (Skyros) (Beach)
Description: A beach on Skyros called Spartiatis Beach.


Name: Fire agate (Mineral variety)
Description: Type of agate showing iridescent internal flash or fire


Name: First Panathenaia set in mythical times (Event)
Description: Historically reenacted procession in ancient Athens, based on the first one set in legendary times


Name: Madison Square Garden (stadium)
Description: Location where the boxing events take place


Name: which has been reflected in its cinema (Description of Norway)
Description: Norway's strong cultural heritage and national identity are evident in its film industry


Name: 1988 Brazilian Constitution (Legislation)
Description: The current constitution of Brazil


Name: Palestine (Country)
Description: A country in the Middle East


Name: Various Product Information (Information)
Description: Data related to products that are relevant or necessary for their use, evaluation, recovery, recycling, re-use, and other assessments.


Name: Gas and Coal, Nuclear, Oil (Fuel)
Description: Energy sources in descending order of usage


Name: Custom-made reverse punches (tool)
Description: Reversed punches used in mapmaking.


Name: Robes from the Qing emperors (Clothing)
Description: Robes from the Qing dynasty emperors


Name: Planet Mars (Celestial Body)
Description: The fourth planet from the Sun


Name: Improving Governance Levels (Foreign Policy Strategy)
Description: beneficiary of Brazil's quiet diplomacy


Name: Black-figure and red-figure styles (Artistic Style)
Description: Distinctive painting techniques used in ancient Greek ceramics.


Name: Saians (People)
Description: Indigenous Thracian tribe on the island


Name: Metalworking (Activity)
Description: The practice of creating objects using metals.


Name: Southern Branch of Buddhist Art (Art Movement)
Description: A grouping of art styles and techniques that originated in Southern regions.


Name: Most of the stable beryllium in the universe (Isotope)
Description: The beryllium that is originally created in the interstellar medium when cosmic rays induced fission in heavier elements found in interstellar gas and dust.


Name: Ukrainian Refugees (Demographic group)
Description: Refugees from Ukraine due to the 2022 Russian invasion


Name: Francesco (Person)
Description: The 'duke' of Andros


Name: Life on Earth (BiologicalEntity)
Description: Living organisms on planet Earth.


Name: orthoquartzite (Geological rock)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of quartz


Name: China (Country)
Description: East Asian country situated in East Asia


Name: n-type semiconductor (Type of semiconductor)
Description: A type of semiconductor doped with donor impurities.


Name: Self-study (Skill Acquisition Method)
Description: Learning an art without formal instruction or enrollment in a university


Name: phosphors (Material)
Description: Substances that emit light in response to radiation


Name: Seven-fold (Quantity)
Description: The growth in real (inflation-adjusted) wages in China from 1978 to 2007.


Name: Integrated Techno-Economic Mechanisms (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: Mechanisms for efficient and sustainable waste management within a circular economy.


Name: 1987 (Year)
Description: The year Turkey applied for full membership of the European Economic Community.


Name: India (Country)
Description: The place where zinc was isolated before it was isolated in Europe.


Name: Macedonian and Albanian languages, or just Macedonian (Language)
Description: The languages used in municipalities with a minority population depending on the presence of other ethnic minorities.


Name: Mexican baroque grotesque style (Artistic style)
Description: A specific style within the Mexican Baroque


Name: Emilio mine, Loroñe (Spain) (Mine)
Description: A mine in Spain where colorless and transparent cubic fluorite crystals are found


Name: Retailing (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as retailing


Name: Brissago Islands (Geographical Location)
Description: An island on Lake Maggiore, Ticino.


Name: Female Skeleton (Anatomical Entity)
Description: A female skeleton on display at the National Museum, New Delhi.


Name: Benelux (International Organization)
Description: An economic union in Western Europe


Name: Second Athenian League (378–355 BC) (Historical Event)
Description: A confederacy of city-states led by Athens, the successor to the Delian League


Name: Persia (Empire)
Description: An ancient empire


Name: electrochemical devices such as lithium-ion batteries, solar panels, and supercapacitors (Application)
Description: Applications for Lithium carbonate and Lithium hydroxide monohydrate


Name: Musket Wars (historical event)
Description: a series of intertribal conflicts in New Zealand


Name: Thessaloniki (City)
Description: A city in Greece


Name: Elections in 1999 (Election)
Description: The elections held in Algeria in 1999


Name: Informal properties of art (aesthetic property)
Description: Properties and aesthetics of art that extend beyond materials, techniques, and form


Name: autonomy (Political Status)
Description: The political status that was preserved by the subjugated tribes within Svatopluk's Moravia


Name: Both Shinto and Buddhism (Religion)
Description: Religions practiced by many Japanese people


Name: Single (marital status)
Description: Individuals who are not married or in a civil union


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A naturally occurring radioactive chemical element with the atomic number 92 and the symbol U.


Name: Pelvis (Bone)
Description: One of the fused bones that make up the pelvic girdle in humans.


Name: Obsidian mirror (Object)
Description: Dated to around 6000 BCE


Name: Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Africa bordered by nine other countries


Name: Some Ancient Berber Beliefs (Belief System)
Description: Beliefs that still subtly exist today within the Berber popular culture and tradition.


Name: Endangered species such as the brown bear, the Eurasian lynx, the roe deer, and the wild goat (Species)
Description: According to the given text


Name: Fire-Gilding Technique (Technology)
Description: Method of producing an even and highly reflective tin coating for glass mirrors


Name: Ancient Greece (Historical Period)
Description: An ancient civilization located on the southern end of the Balkan peninsula.


Name: Heart valves (Medical device)
Description: A device used for heart repair or replacement


Name: Zincblende structure (Crystal structure)
Description: A crystal structure that exhibits tetrahedral coordination.


Name: Many Conceptual and Contemporary Works of Art (Art)
Description: Works of art that are a matter of assembly of found objects


Name: Human Rights Issues (Issue)
Description: Human rights issues faced by LGBT people in Turkey.


Name: Renaissance (Time Period)
Description: Period during which fox hunting became a traditional sport of the nobility


Name: Sahrawi refugee camps (Location)
Description: Refugee camps in western Algerian Sahara desert


Name: Gneissose (Term)
Description: A term used to describe rocks with the texture of gneiss


Name: Northern Europe (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical area where Sweden is situated


Name: Philippines (Country)
Description: An island country in Southeast Asia in the western Pacific.


Name: Novgorod (city)
Description: A historical city in Russia founded in the 9th century


Name: Axayacatl (Aztec leader)
Description: The father of Motecuhzoma Xocoyotzin


Name: Compared to other countries (Economic_growth)
Description: An increase in the output and productivity of an economy


Name: Town Hall (Building)
Description: The town hall of Ipswich, England.


Name: Pan-Slavism's leader (-)
Description: -


Name: moon stones (Name)
Description: The traditional name given by Aboriginal people due to their belief of them falling from the sky


Name: Early modernist movement (Art movement)
Description: -


Name: History (Historical resource)
Description: the record of past events within a nation or civilization


Name: [1865, 1871] (Time period)
Description: The time period during which the quarry was in operation.


Name: Extroverts (Personality Traits)
Description: Individuals who are outgoing and talkative


Name: Football in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland (Sports)
Description: The football sports in each Home Nation


Name: Agriculture of Thessaly (Agricultural Data)
Description: The agricultural activities in Thessaly


Name: conquest of Herat (Campaign)
Description: A military campaign led by Dost Mohammad Khan


Name: Charlemagne (person)
Description: King of the Franks and eventual Holy Roman Emperor


Name: Taiwan People's Party (TPP) (Political Party)
Description: A political party in Taiwan.


Name: Cords or ribbons (Physical object)
Description: Material used to secure pendent seals to documents.


Name: Petra Diamonds (company)
Description: The owner of several major diamond mines in Africa.


Name: Hagia Sophia and Istanbul Archaeological Museum (Building)
Description: Two locations where verd antique sarcophagi are found today


Name: Paul Scherrer (Person)
Description: A Swiss physicist known for his work on neutron scattering technologies


Name: Morocco and parts of Western Sahara (Region)
Description: The regions ruled by the Marinids, which included Morocco and parts of Western Sahara


Name: Saijō (City)
Description: A city in Uwajima, Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: Carving Technique (Artistic Technique)
Description: Technique used to create carvings


Name: Crafts and Design (applied art)
Description: Difference is more about value judgments than clear definition


Name: Vladimir Vysotsky (musician)
Description: A renowned balladeer in Russia during the Soviet era.


Name: Oldest US pottery (Artifact)
Description: The oldest pottery found in the United States, dating to 2500 BCE.


Name: Button Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry responsible for manufacturing buttons.


Name: conditions in Great Britain during the Bronze Age (Information)
Description: Conditions that the culture emerged to exploit


Name: Granulite (German petrologists) (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A more or less banded fine-grained metamorphic rock, consisting mainly of quartz and feldspar in very small irregular crystals and usually also containing a fair number of minute, rounded, pale-red garnets


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


Name: Old Turkic: Kök Teŋri/Teŋiri (Ancient Language Term)
Description: One of the terms used for Tengri in Old Turkic language.


Name: Triclinic Hemihydrdal (Space Group Alias)
Description: An alias for Pedial, one of the two space groups associated with the Triclinic crystal system.


Name: Han Chinese (ethnicity)
Description: The majority ethnic group in Taiwan, accounting for 95% of the population


Name: Beer (Alcoholic Beverage)
Description: An alcoholic drink made from cereal mash, brewed by fermentation of sugary liquid


Name: Caucasus and northern Africa (Region)
Description: Additional region where Ribes uva-crispa is native.


Name: German Language (Language)
Description: The earliest forms of literature were in this language


Name: Environmental purposes (Industrial purpose)
Description: The use of limestone in environmental applications, such as water treatment and pollution control.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Country across the main ridge of the Alps


Name: Heating (Process)
Description: The process of exposing sapphires to high temperatures in a furnace, typically between 800 and 1,800 °C.


Name: Henri Becquerel (Scientist)
Description: French physicist who discovered radioactivity


Name: Tantra practices (Practices within Shaktism)
Description: Associated traditions in Shaktism


Name: Talat Xhaferi (Person)
Description: The president of the Parliament of North Macedonia as of January 2020


Name: Verb (part of speech)
Description: A word or group of words that forms the predicate of a sentence and typically denotes an action, activity, or occurrence.


Name: Lowenstam (1981) (Person)
Description: Author Lowenstam in 1981


Name: Hartford Athletic (Soccer team)
Description: A USL Championship club based in Connecticut, USA


Name: president (political position)
Description: In 2000


Name: a certain rate of forest cover (Rate)
Description: The rate of forest cover in Austria


Name: Left Pinky or Little Finger (Anatomy)
Description: The finger the signet ring is traditionally worn on.


Name: UEFA Euro 1984 (Football tournament)
Description: an event hosted by France


Name: Leaching powdered 96–97% pure silicon with water (Chemical Process)
Description: A chemical process to purify silicon to approximately 98.5%


Name: Accomplishing climate goals in Turkey (Process)
Description: The actions and investments required to achieve net zero emissions by 2053 in Turkey


Name: Large fragments of rock and fine-grained matrix (Components of Fault breccia)
Description: The physical structure of Fault breccia


Name: Two schools of Hindu philosophy (Philosophical Schools)
Description: -


Name: BNNTs (Nanomaterial)
Description: nanotubular structures formed by hexagonal boron nitride


Name: American Colonies (Region)
Description: The territories inhabited by the American colonists


Name: many of the world's most lucrative art auctions (Auction House)
Description: Multiple high-value art auctions held in New York City


Name: Other techniques (Art Technique)
Description: Various other printmaking or engraving methods not specified in the text.


Name: Ottoman Turkish rule (Historical event)
Description: The governance of a territory by the Ottoman Empire


Name: Alleghanyite (Mineral)
Description: Grades to alleghanyite.


Name: Minoan Women (Gender)
Description: Women from the Minoan civilization


Name: Copper doorknobs (Object)
Description: Refers to knobs made of copper used in hospitals to help limit the spread of diseases


Name: Reliquaries, religious paintings or other objects that were distinctively used for personal piety (Combinations)
Description: Description of the mirrors owned by Burgundian dukes


Name: land of the Afghans (or Pashtuns) (Translation)
Description: -


Name: such strong gravitational forces that nothing, not even light, can escape its pull (property)
Description: A black hole is an object in space with such strong gravitational forces that nothing, not even light, can escape its pull.


Name: Parliament of Andalusia, its chosen president, a Consultative Council, and other bodies (Government Bodies)
Description: The Regional Government of Andalusia includes the Parliament of Andalusia, its chosen president, a Consultative Council, and other bodies


Name: Sutton Hoo find (Event)
Description: Led to the formation of an external team led by Charles Phillips


Name: Biodegradation (Process)
Description: The decomposition of organic substances by bacteria, fungi or other organisms


Name: Nevada Consolidated Copper Company (Company)
Description: Copper mining company


Name: 18th Century (Time Period)
Description: Alum was imported to Europe from the eastern Mediterranean until the 18th century


Name: Aristocracy (Social Class)
Description: A potential social class that controlled government and religion, according to earlier beliefs


Name: 45 subspecies as valid (Number)
Description: The number of subspecies listed as valid in the 3rd edition of Mammal Species of the World


Name: Côte d'Ivoire (Country)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Crete (Geographical Feature)
Description: The largest and most populous of the Greek islands


Name: Chemical composition of Ammolite (Substance)
Description: The chemical makeup of ammolite


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A North African country


Name: Immigrants of non-Western origin and their children enumerated in Drammen (Population group)
Description: A specific demographic group


Name: Qujupao (Clothing)
Description: A type of Shenyi worn during the Warring States period


Name: Grading societies (Diamond evaluation organizations)
Description: Organizations that grade diamonds based on their quality.


Name: STEG (Société Tunisienne de l'Electricité et du Gaz) (Company)
Description: Tunisian state-owned electric utility company.


Name: military technology (Field of Technology)
Description: Innovation areas, in this case, related to military technology


Name: Peabody Museum of Archeology and Ethnology at Harvard University (museum)
Description: Museum that presented the exhibition Imazighen! Beauty and Artisanship in Berber Life


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


Name: Old Church Slavonic (Language)
Description: A literary and ecclesiastical language derived from the South Slavic dialects spoken in Thessalonica.


Name: Carthaginian Army (military unit)
Description: Army of Carthage


Name: Saijō (City)
Description: A city in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: Properties of nanoparticles (Physical property)
Description: The physical and chemical properties of a material in nanoparticle form


Name: Sustainable Agriculture (Climate Solution)
Description: Agricultural practices that preserve natural resources, reduce environmental impact, and promote biodiversity


Name: Lapis Lazuli (Mineral)
Description: A mineral used for blue pigments in the past


Name: Central Asia (region)
Description: a region in Asia, primarily comprising the former Soviet republics


Name: Government of Japan (PoliticalEntity)
Description: Executive power is wielded by the Prime Minister and his Cabinet


Name: Nostrani (Products)
Description: Large variety of cheeses, meat specialities such as salami and prosciutto, and wines


Name: Shruti (category of sacred texts)
Description: A category of Hindu scripture consisting of the Vedas and Upanishads


Name: Farming scene (Activity)
Description: Scene of men harvesting olives


Name: Global Political Events and Policies (Political Event)
Description: An event that significantly impacts a political system or government


Name: Mid-18th Century (Time Period)
Description: Century


Name: Turkish invasion of Cyprus (1974) (War)
Description: The conflict between Turkey and Cyprus


Name: Aesthetic Appeal Criteria (Criteria)
Description: The standards, qualities, or characteristics that make something aesthetically pleasing.


Name: global warming (climate_phenomenon)
Description: An increase in global temperatures and related changes


Name: Commercial waste (Waste type)
Description: Waste generated by businesses and commercial occupancies


Name: amphibian species (Animal)
Description: a specific number of amphibian species


Name: Latin word lapis (Language term)
Description: Meaning 'stone'.


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: Mammals who can handle graphite without immediate harm


Name: Cumulation (Process)
Description: A process in color theory where the portion of the emission or reflection spectrum of a color is increased to perceive different colors


Name: Regional Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: Metamorphism affecting entire regions of the Earth's crust


Name: Calcite and Aragonite (carbonate minerals)
Description: Most commonly found polymorphs of calcite


Name: Shruti (Concept)
Description: Referring to the Vedas, which form the earliest record of Hindu scriptures


Name: The British Museum (Museum)
Description: Located in London, England. It has a collection of ceramic pieces mostly before 1400 CE.


Name: Ideal Diamond Dimensions (Diamond Specification)
Description: The ideal dimensions of a round brilliant cut diamond according to Marcel Tolkowsky's calculations


Name: Mayflower Compact (Document)
Description: First governing document of the Pilgrims


Name: Marble, Bear Hunt in the Rockies (Movie)
Description: A movie premiered in Marble, Missouri in January 1910


Name: Recycled Gold (Gold Supply Source)
Description: Gold that has been previously mined and is being recycled


Name: Cloak cap or veil cap (Historical Artifact)
Description: A type of cloak or veil worn as a head covering


Name: Eastern European migration (Group)
Description: Movement of individuals from Eastern Europe


Name: Geology of eastern Nevada (Geological Concept)
Description: The geology of eastern Nevada


Name: United States Mint (Organization)
Description: A bureau within the United States Department of the Treasury responsible for the production of coins


Name: Spessart (GeographicalRegion)
Description: A forested range of hills in central Germany


Name: 60% indigenous and mixed ancestry population in Brazil (Population Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the population with indigenous or mixed ancestry


Name: South America (Continent)
Description: Brazil is located in South America


Name: Defense of Colombia (Responsibility)
Description: Managing the defense of Colombia


Name: Cultural Studies in the US (Concept)
Description: A version of cultural studies initially more concerned with understanding audience reactions to mass culture


Name: Óscar Iván Zuluaga (Politician)
Description: Right-wing rival of Juan Manuel Santos


Name: flora and fauna (-)
Description: -


Name: Minoan cities (Settlement)
Description: Cities of the Minoan civilization


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


Name: Catalytic Coating (Material)
Description: The coating within catalytic converters that reduces harmful emissions


Name: 70% of the free oxygen produced on Earth (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Earth's oxygen production contributed by green algae and cyanobacteria in marine environments


Name: Derby Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum that has a diagram of Ecton Hill made from Ashford Black Marble and other minerals


Name: Greenstone belts (Geological feature)
Description: Belt-shaped region consisting mainly of greenstone rocks, usually a part of the Earth's crust


Name: lithium-6 (Isotope)
Description: -


Name: New Zealand Sign Language (Language)
Description: The sign language of New Zealand, recognized as one of its official languages in 2006


Name: Women's clothing in the early Tang dynasty (Clothing)
Description: The clothing worn by women in the early part of the Tang Dynasty


Name: semiconductors (Material)
Description: A material whose conductivity can be controlled by adding a small amount of impurities.


Name: incoming gamma ray photons (Energy)
Description: -


Name: Phidias (Artist)
Description: An ancient Greek sculptor


Name: Chalcedony (mineral)
Description: A variety of microcrystalline quartz characterized by a finely grained, cryptocrystalline structure.


Name: many educated Berbers (ethnic_group)
Description: A group of indigenous peoples in North Africa


Name: Crimean War (1853–1856) (event)
Description: A military conflict fought between the Russian Empire and an alliance of the French Empire, British Empire, Ottoman Empire, and Kingdom of Sardinia


Name: Lamproite (Rock type)
Description: A diamond-bearing rock that has Ti-phlogopite.


Name: Cataclastic Flow (Geological Process)
Description: The macroscopic flow of a rock over a wide brittle zone in the crust due to a combination of brittle deformation mechanisms


Name: Lanthanum Nitrate (Compound)
Description: The nitrate of lanthanum


Name: Vintage Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware produced during a specific era or by a particular manufacturer, showcasing classic and timeless designs


Name: Emperor Taizong of Tang (person)
Description: the second emperor of the Tang dynasty, who ruled from 627 to 649


Name: Medieval Latin corneolus (word origin)
Description: Word derived from the Latin word cornum, which is the cornel cherry


Name: Hydrogen Fluoride (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula HF


Name: Mont Sokbaro (GeographicalFeature)
Description: The highest point in Benin at 658m


Name: The SEC's Division of Corporation Finance's response to the court's ruling (Action)
Description: Impacted companies should review the SEC's Division of Corporation Finance's response to the appellate court's ruling for guidance on the effect of the ruling


Name: Traditional Sweets in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The traditional sweets found in Moroccan cuisine


Name: 26 public elementary schools and ten public middle schools (Schools)
Description: Operated by the city government


Name: Renin (Enzyme)
Description: An enzyme which regulates angiotensin and aldosterone levels


Name: reducing inflammation and promoting healing (Function)
Description: Used for reducing inflammation and promoting healing.


Name: Software Verification (Process)
Description: Process of evaluating a software to determine if it meets its specified requirements.


Name: mortar (Building material)
Description: A mixture of cementitious materials, water and fine aggregates


Name: Labour Party (Norway) (political_party)
Description: The political party that distanced itself from the Communists.


Name: Hilts of Naue II Type Swords (Sword Hilt)
Description: The handles of the Naue II Type Swords


Name: several hundred years (Time duration)
Description: Often with little or no maintenance


Name: Coarse Granulars (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Heavy particles that fall immediately back to the ground


Name: Second World War (Conflict)
Description: The second global conflict of the 20th century, lasting from 1939 to 1945


Name: Uraga (place)
Description: Uraga is a port city in Japan, located at the head of Tokyo Bay


Name: Quests (Action)
Description: The central objective or driving force behind a series of linked events or operations.


Name: Powers Street Mosque (Building)
Description: One of the oldest continuously operating mosques in the U.S.


Name: Community of Theravada Buddhists (Religious Community)
Description: A community of Theravada Buddhists found in Alabama


Name: Germany's Green Party (Die Grünen) (Political parties)
Description: The German Green party, a political party focusing on environmental and social issues


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in Europe


Name: church of Ernen (Church)
Description: A church with quality architecture due to Ulrich Ruffiner (16th century)


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Cu and atomic number 29


Name: 0.43 global hectares per person (Biocapacity)
Description: The biocapacity within its territory


Name: Urban population of United States (Population distribution)
Description: About 82% of Americans live in urban areas, including suburbs.


Name: Liquid water and prebiotic complex organic substances (Substance)
Description: Chemicals essential for life as we know it


Name: Minimal outlines (Drawing)
Description: On the metal surface or paper just prior to engraving.


Name: geographic information systems (GIS) (technology)
Description: Computerized system for capturing, storing, checking, and displaying data related to positions on Earth


Name: ao worn in the Ming dynasty (clothing)
Description: during the late Qing dynasty


Name: Government funding (Funding)
Description: Financial support provided by governments for BNCT research and development


Name: Copper usage intensity”, (Measure)
Description: A measure of the quantity of copper necessary to install one megawatt of new power-generating capacity


Name: Terrestrial volcanic glasses (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Distinguished by several physical and chemical characteristics


Name: Their Number (Population)
Description: The number of Jewish Berbers in Morocco after emigration.


Name: Nuclear weapons (Category)
Description: A category of weapons that derive their destructive force from nuclear reactions


Name: one million Austro-Hungarian soldiers (People)
Description: Soldiers from the Austro-Hungarian Empire


Name: Steelmaking (Process)
Description: Process of making steel with manganese


Name: Teaching Professional (Hong Kong) (profession)
Description: A teaching professional in Hong Kong is required to hold a PGDE or BEd from an approved educational institution to work in a state or government-funded school.


Name: Château d'Amboise (Building)
Description: One of the Loire Valley châteaux, in the town of Amboise, Indre-et-Loire


Name: Angle (Geometric concept)
Description: A geometric shape defined by two rays sharing a common endpoint, called the vertex.


Name: mobile radiography units (Medical Device)
Description: Mobile X-ray devices for medical imaging


Name: Several major academic and scientific publishing bodies (Organization)
Description: Publishing bodies involved in developing Project CRediT


Name: Cancer types under investigation (Type of Cancer)
Description: Cancers being studied for potential treatment with BNCT, such as glioblastoma and pancreatic cancer


Name: Morality and Religion (Concepts)
Description: Ideas closely linked with this region, particularly the role of morality and religion.


Name: climate (Geography)
Description: The weather patterns and environmental conditions of a particular region


Name: Production and Curing of Cured Hams (jamón serrano and jamón ibérico) (Food Production)
Description: The production and curing processes for jamón serrano and jamón ibérico


Name: Models of the potential barrier and of the characteristics of a metal–semiconductor junction (Scientific model)
Description: The models developed by Schottky and Mott


Name: Aromatic hydroxy ligands (ChemicalCompoundClass)
Description: Ligands containing aromatic rings and hydroxyl groups (i.e., phenols).


Name: Southern Mexico and northern Central America (Geographical Location)
Description: Region where the Haematoxylum campechianum is naturally found


Name: 3rd or 4th centuries CE (time)
Description: Time period when the potter's wheel and a kiln capable of firing stoneware appeared in Japan


Name: Class-based distinctions between high and low culture (Cultural Distinction)
Description: Distinction between the cultural capital of the social elite and the lower classes


Name: Ruby and Sapphire varieties of corundum (mineral)
Description: Examples of minerals with allochromatic elements


Name: Each state's governor (Political Position)
Description: The representative of the King in each state.


Name: Holmenkollen ski jump, Oslo (Attraction)
Description: The Holmenkollen ski jump in Oslo, Norway


Name: Etruscan title lucumo (Title)
Description: An Etruscan title possibly held by last kings of Rome


Name: Metalworking techniques (Technology)
Description: Methods used in the process of metalworking.


Name: Jazz (MusicGenre)
Description: A genre of music originating from African-American communities in New Orleans


Name: World War I (Historical Event)
Description: A global conflict that took place from 1914 to 1918, involving multiple nations and reshaping the political landscape of the world


Name: Ancient Indian Beliefs (Ayurveda) (Cultural Belief System)
Description: Belief in the Ayurvedic system that the kidneys are important for a person's health balance and temperament


Name: United Nations (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security, develop friendly relations among nations, promote respect for human rights, and uphold international law.


Name: Coral Red (Color)
Description: The RGB, hex and HTML color table display name


Name: Films (Media)
Description: Feature films, short films, and documentaries produced in Algeria.


Name: Afghan society (Society)
Description: The mainstay of Afghan society.


Name: Grain (Crop)
Description: Small, hard and dry food crops that can be easily stored, measured, and transported.


Name: Grit (Material)
Description: Material embedded in the lap for grinding and sanding gemstones


Name: eighth-largest oil reserves (Quantity)
Description: The eighth-largest oil reserves in the world.


Name: Advaita Vedanta (School of Thought)
Description: One of the schools of Hinduism that interpret moksha


Name: Donors (Physical entity)
Description: Atoms or molecules that supply electrons to a conductor.


Name: Quetzalcoatl (Deity)
Description: Another main deity in Aztec mythology


Name: de rabia puso rompiendo la olla (compound)
Description: example of compound in Tamil language


Name: 5300 BC (Date)
Description: The era when the first known Swiss farming settlements were established


Name: Samori Ture (person)
Description: A West African leader who resisted French colonization.


Name: 6.3 trillion miles or 10.4 trillion kilometers (distance)
Description: One light-year is equivalent to approximately 6.3 trillion miles or 10.4 trillion kilometers.


Name: Personal Care Products (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of products for personal care, such as cosmetics, soaps, and shampoos


Name: average American life expectancy (2021-2022) (Statistic)
Description: the change in average life expectancy between 2021 and 2022


Name: Neutron Emission (Process)
Description: A type of radioactive decay where a neutron is emitted from the atomic nucleus.


Name: Colored Glass (Material)
Description: A material used in imitation gems


Name: Upper Paleolithic era (time period)
Description: The time when cave paintings in France emerged.


Name: Lower Andalusia (Geographical Area)
Description: The nearly flat territory, open to the Gulf of Cádiz in the southwest


Name: Jewelry and Ornaments (artifacts)
Description: Decorative objects, typically small, worn as accessories.


Name: Bishop and Tithings of the Upper Valais (Political Entity)
Description: The religious and secular rulers of the upper part of the canton of Valais


Name: 72 electorates (including seven Māori electorates) (number_of_electorates)
Description: The total number of electorates in New Zealand, including the number of Māori electorates


Name: Sir William Killigrew (Person)
Description: Advocated for government bond issuance in 1663


Name: Old Trafford (Stadium)
Description: The football stadium in Manchester, England


Name: Drying out and breaking (Event)
Description: The effect of using black corals for making jewelry.


Name: Western Zhou dynasty bronzes (artifact)
Description: Bronze artifacts from the Western Zhou Dynasty


Name: Schwyz (Place)
Description: A town and canton in Switzerland


Name: Hills (Geographical feature)
Description: A landform that rises above the surrounding area but is smaller than a mountain


Name: Sylvite (KCl) (Mineral class)
Description: Common example of halide minerals


Name: The Topaz of Aurangzeb (Gemstone)
Description: A 157.75 carats topaz observed by Jean Baptiste Tavernier


Name: cyanide (chemical compound)
Description: A highly toxic compound used in gold extraction processes.


Name: Informal recognition (Recognition status)
Description: Practically, despite no formal recognition


Name: International Committee composed to organise the International Congresses for the Unity of Science (1938) (Organization)
Description: Committee that Bridgman participated in 1938


Name: mineral or minerals (solid substances with definite chemical composition and crystal structure)
Description: the constituent parts of a rock


Name: About 6 kilometers south of (Relationship)
Description: The relationship between Nafplio and Midea in terms of geographical proximity


Name: 78% of the population (Percentage of Population)
Description: -


Name: Zinc–carbon battery and the alkaline battery (Technology)
Description: Types of batteries that use industrially produced manganese dioxide


Name: United Nations (International organization)
Description: The international community's most widely represented and established multilateral body


Name: Silk (Fiber)
Description: Another valuable material often cited together in Islam


Name: Heraklion (City)
Description: The capital of Crete, Greece.


Name: Ion implantation (Process)
Description: A process used to treat surfaces of dielectric materials


Name: Bulgaria (country)
Description: A country in southeastern Europe


Name: Trichromatic theory (Visual theory)
Description: The theory that the human visual system has three types of color receptor cells (cones)


Name: Pseudotachylyte (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A rock formed by shear heating within impact structures.


Name: Nitrous-oxide reductase (Protein)
Description: A unique tetranuclear copper center has been found in this protein


Name: Calcium Fluoride usage in lenses (Technology Usage)
Description: The use of calcium fluoride in lens technology


Name: - (-)
Description: Not applicable as it is a statement about the properties of the element


Name: three Hindu religions and four forms of Hindu religiosity (Classification of Hinduism)
Description: Three Hindu religions are 'Brahmanic-Sanskritic Hinduism', 'folk religions and tribal religions', and 'founded religions'. The four forms of Hindu religiosity are 'karma-marga', 'jnana-marga', 'bhakti-marga', and 'heroism'


Name: Ignacio Gómez Jaramillo (artist)
Description: Colombian artist known for his Greiff portraits


Name: Age groups (Category)
Description: The proportion of the population belonging to specific age groups


Name: Pisanello (Artist)
Description: Generally agreed to be the finest medallist of the Renaissance


Name: Catalonia, Galicia, Basque Country, Andalusia, Valencian Community, Canary Islands, Balearic Islands, Aragon (Autonomous Communities of Spain)
Description: Individual autonomous communities in Spain


Name: Messenia (Region)
Description: A region located in the southwestern Peloponnese, Greece


Name: Mike Inganamort (politician)
Description: A politician representing Chester Township in the General Assembly


Name: Federal Assembly (BV 1848) (Legislative Body)
Description: The Federal Assembly established in the 1848 Constitution


Name: Tuff (Rock)
Description: A consolidated volcanic rock, composed mainly of lithified (solidified) volcanic ash and sometimes pumice


Name: Light (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Visible electromagnetic radiation within a certain portion of the electromagnetic spectrum


Name: Medium-high income (income level)
Description: Individuals or households with an annual income between certain thresholds, often used for targeted policies


Name: Chopsticks (Eating utensil)
Description: Used in much of East and Southeast Asia for over three millennia.


Name: Total CO2 Emissions (Almost 2000 Gt) (Event)
Description: Almost 2000 Gt of carbon released to the atmosphere, sea, and land.


Name: Intaglio (Design technique)
Description: A technique where the design is carved below the flat surface.


Name: UO2Br2 (Compound)
Description: Specific compound within the Uranium oxyhalides group


Name: Edgar Bailey (Scientist)
Description: An American geologist who introduced the term blueschist into metamorphic geology


Name: 4,200 Taiwanese enterprises (Companies (Class))
Description: Enterprises based in Taiwan


Name: Protestant settlers from England and Scotland (People Group)
Description: Individuals who moved to Northern Ireland during this time period.


Name: 1980s diamond production (Historical Event)
Description: Diamond production statistics from the 1980s


Name: Substitution (Chemical process)
Description: The structure of silicon-oxygen tetrahedron can be affected by the substitution process


Name: African Slaves (People)
Description: Individuals trafficked through the Atlantic slave trade


Name: Make Love, Stop the Gunfire (Song)
Description: The first anti-war protest song in Greek rock


Name: World's largest known naturally occurring crystal (Geological feature)
Description: A beryl crystal from Malakialina, Madagascar, measuring 18 m (59 ft) long and 3.5 m (11 ft) in diameter.


Name: financial_center (GeographicArea)
Description: A major hub for financial activity and transactions


Name: High-speed centrifuges (Machine)
Description: The machines used in the gas centrifuge process


Name: Potassium (Element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white metal


Name: Late 19th Century (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Population aged 15 years and older in Canton Ticino (2012) (Demographic)
Description: The population aged 15 years and older in the canton in 2012


Name: 1526 (Year)
Description: The year when the last traces of the Bishop's jurisdiction were abolished


Name: New Hampshire (State)
Description: A swing state according to Gallup


Name: Blue-grey eye colour (Eye color)
Description: Eye color resulting from leucism


Name: Tatsuhei Mise and Tokichi Nishikawa (Persons)
Description: Recipients of the information about the perliculture process for cultured pearls from William Saville-Kent


Name: Reabsorption of glucose at normal plasma levels (Physiological process)
Description: The role of the Na+/glucose cotransporter in the reabsorption process.


Name: African and indigenous North American cultures (Culture)
Description: Social groups sharing common characteristics, including language, religion, customs, beliefs, and institutions.


Name: Fair Weather for the Near Future (Weather Condition)
Description: A period of stable and generally pleasant weather in the near future.


Name: 'The Big Apple' (Nickname)
Description: A popular nickname for NYC


Name: Moroccan authorities (GovernmentOrganization)
Description: The governing body of Morocco


Name: Antenor (Person)
Description: Naval commander of Perseus during the Third Macedonian War


Name: Duchess (Royalty)
Description: A title held by noblewomen in the Middle Ages and Renaissance


Name: Muscovite (Specific mineral)
Description: A specific type of potassium mica


Name: Zhou Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: An ancient Chinese dynasty that ruled from around 1046 BCE to 256 BCE


Name: Objects (Item)
Description: Anything that can be named, described, or classified


Name: Tombstones and commemorative tablets (Artifact)
Description: Objects made of stone to memorialize a deceased person


Name: Last Shipment (Shipment)
Description: The last shipment of the Yule marble from the quarry.


Name: Etruscan endonym (cultural term)
Description: The self-designated name of the Etruscans: Rasenna


Name: Ishikawa clan (Political Entity)
Description: A clan in Japan


Name: Indochinese peninsula (Geographical region)
Description: A geographical region covering parts of Southeast Asia and China.


Name: Masculine (Gender)
Description: China is associated with the masculine


Name: Jericho to Jerusalem Trek (Activity)
Description: The trek pilgrims made back from Jericho to Jerusalem with English military music.


Name: Cheshire (County)
Description: A county in North West England.


Name: Mantle (Component)
Description: Outer layer of Ceres, composed mainly of ice and micron-sized solid particulates


Name: Patches and veins of granitic material in high-grade gneisses as collection sites for partial melt (Geological phenomenon)
Description: The interpretation of patches and veins of granitic material by Holmquist


Name: Greater Boston (City or Urban Area)
Description: An urban area that includes parts of southern New Hampshire


Name: Mature Peahen (recorded cases) (Species age)
Description: Fully grown peahens that have exhibited male characteristics


Name: Michael Schumacher (Person)
Description: A retired German racing driver who raced Formula One in the 1990s and 2000s.


Name: women (gender)
Description: Female human beings


Name: Engagement rings (Product)
Description: Jewelry items used for marriage proposals


Name: Preventing false readings (Action)
Description: Protecting against the manipulation of meter readings


Name: Hishult and Tvååker/Sibbarp (Location)
Description: Locations in Halland where iron extraction took place during the Iron Age


Name: Edward Whiting Gilman (Person)
Description: Brother of Yale graduate and educator Daniel Coit Gilman.


Name: Socialists party (Political Party)
Description: A political party in Wallonia, Belgium


Name: EPA, RCRA and Atomic Energy Act (Acts)
Description: Legislation regulating the management of mixed waste, particularly in relation to radioactive materials


Name: Self-Strengthening Movement (Movement)
Description: A political, economic, and cultural reform movement in late 19th century China


Name: Cephalopods (Class of Mollusk)
Description: A class of marine cephalopod mollusks


Name: Évian Accords (treaty)
Description: A treaty signed in 1962 that led to Algerian independence.


Name: reliable data on ethnic mix of the population (Data)
Description: The unavailability of reliable data on the ethnic composition of Turkey's population


Name: Lieutenant (Military Rank)
Description: In the Southern Troop commanded by Captain Sir George Prescott, 1st Baronet


Name: Itoigawa (City)
Description: A city located in Niigata Prefecture, Japan.


Name: Portman Road Stadium (Stadium)
Description: The home stadium of Ipswich Town F.C.


Name: non-binding guidelines (Guidelines)
Description: The non-binding guidelines for the identification of conflict-affected and high-risk areas under Regulation (EU) 2017/821.


Name: documentary, theatre and literature in film, poetic or experimental practices (film genres)
Description: Different styles and forms of films


Name: Baishi Mountain (mountain)
Description: Northern tip of the Taihang Mountains


Name: Berber cultures (Culture)
Description: These forms can be found in Berber jewelry, buildings, clothes, carpets, tattoos, and rock art.


Name: Lake Geneva (body_of_water)
Description: The only truly large lake in the canton of Valais


Name: Goychay Pomegranate Festival (Event)
Description: An annual festival held in the city of Goychay


Name: Military Technology (Technology)
Description: Technology used by military forces.


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


Name: Tetrahedral Coordination (Coordination)
Description: The type of coordination each atom has in the wurtzite crystal structure.


Name: Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) (Medical Condition)
Description: A leading global public health problem


Name: Luxury boats business (Business)
Description: A business that operates from the dock in the waterfront area


Name: France (country)
Description: Western European country


Name: Morocco and Algeria (Country)
Description: Countries in North Africa where silver jewellery was predominantly used.


Name: Phosphorus trifluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluoride of phosphorus


Name: Indigenous people (group_of_people)
Description: Original inhabitants of Australia


Name: Invertebrates (animal group)
Description: A diverse group of animals without a backbone, including examples like jellyfish and bivalves


Name: Men in Aztec Society (Gender Role)
Description: The role and position of men in Aztec society.


Name: IG Farben, Nacken, Tairus, Johann Lechleitner, and others (organization or person)
Description: Organizations or individuals who have attributed to the production of hydrothermal synthetic emeralds


Name: Austrian military (military)
Description: Austria's armed forces


Name: Many people moving from Oppdal (Action)
Description: The action of many people leaving Oppdal during the 19th century


Name: old museum on the Acropolis (Museum)
Description: Old museum on the Acropolis of Athens


Name: Wood (Building Material)
Description: Used in building various types of structures in most climates


Name: liver and kidneys (organs of human body)
Description: Vital organs involved in detoxification, metabolism, and excretion processes


Name: Feldspar (Mineral)
Description: Another mineral that is common alongside feldspar in granulites.


Name: Early portraits of the Sikh Gurus (Artwork)
Description: Portraits made of the first ten Sikh gurus


Name: Defeating a rebellion against Al-Hakam (Event)
Description: The rebellion against Al-Hakam in Toledo


Name: Olympic Pantheon (Religion)
Description: The religious system followed by the Greeks, including several deities.


Name: Ukrainian Culture (Culture)
Description: The cultural aspects of Ukraine


Name: Obstetrics (Medical_field)
Description: The aetite was worn to help with childbirth


Name: 39,600 members (2009) (demographic)
Description: The number of Pentecostal members in Norway as of 2009


Name: First level healthcare providers (HealthcareProvider)
Description: The first level of healthcare providers in the Netherlands


Name: Pre-Primary Education Access (Education Issue)
Description: The availability and affordability of early childhood education for children in Turkey.


Name: Albanians (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of people from the Balkans


Name: Ridley's Breweries (Business)
Description: A company that takes over Tolly Cobbold in 2002


Name: New method of placing numbers before names (Naming Convention)
Description: A new way to number asteroids based on their order of discovery


Name: Architects throughout Western Europe (Profession)
Description: Professionals in the field of architecture


Name: Missouri State Board of Education (Governmental Body)
Description: The body responsible for general authority over all public education in the state of Missouri


Name: coral reefs (Marine life)
Description: The coral reefs that are located near Zabargad Island.


Name: emperor (Person)
Description: The ruler of the Austro-Hungarian Empire


Name: high homicide rates (Statistic)
Description: U.S. homicide rates are significantly higher than in other high-income countries


Name: influence the political decisions of other countries. (Action or Measure)
Description: -


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


Name: five time zones (Geographical_feature)
Description: A geographical feature representing time zones in China.


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


Name: Central Powers (Alliance)
Description: allies during World War I including Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire


Name: Impurity-related complex centers (Synthetic diamond property)
Description: The growth process of synthetic diamond leads to the formation of impurity-related complex centers


Name: sandy coastline of Huelva and Almería (geographical location)
Description: Coastal regions in southern Spain


Name: Centralized Authority of Son of Heaven (Governance Structure)
Description: A term used in Chinese history for the ruler of China


Name: Spitzer Space Telescope optics (Telescope component)
Description: Due to its properties and the cold environment it operates in


Name: Boston Seaport District (Location)
Description: From Fairfield, Connecticut


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


Name: Alexander De Croo (Person)
Description: Belgian Flemish liberal politician who became the new prime minister in October 2020


Name: carbonate (Anion)
Description: One of the two anions linked to copper(II) cations in Azurite


Name: Mezuzah (Artifact)
Description: A doorpost inscription considered by some to be a form of amulet.


Name: Photoengraving (Process)
Description: The overall process of photoengraving


Name: Harlem River (River)
Description: Isham Park was originally extended to the Harlem River


Name: Members of Algerian Parliament (Political Position)
Description: Individuals elected or appointed to serve in the Algerian Parliament


Name: Various actions by the ROC government (Actions)
Description: Excluding Formosans from higher positions, postponement of local elections, smuggling of valuables, expropriation of businesses, and hyperinflation


Name: Papeʻete Wharf (Wharf)
Description: The main hub for ferries in Tahiti.


Name: translucent to opaque (Clarity)
Description: Translucent to opaque


Name: Valley of Mexico (location)
Description: A valley where a number of city-states rose to power in the classic period.


Name: Tracey Emin (Artist)
Description: An artist known for her works in contemporary art


Name: 'Act on Confirmation, etc. of Personal Signature (본인서명사실 확인 등에 관한 법률)' in 2012 (Law)
Description: The Korean government passed the 'Act on Confirmation, etc. of Personal Signature' in 2012.


Name: Terror attacks by the Sicilian Mafia (Historical Event)
Description: Consequences of new anti-mafia measures by the government


Name: Lithium hydroxide (Chemical compound)
Description: Lithium hydroxide


Name: Woodcut (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A type of relief print, the earliest printmaking technique.


Name: Collectors (Individuals who collect coins)
Description: People who collect coins for various purposes, such as hobby or investment


Name: Empress (unspecified name) (Empress)
Description: The unspecified Empress during the context


Name: Being a watery refined slip (Description)
Description: -


Name: Xi, Mekong, Brahmaputra and Amur (River)
Description: Other major rivers in China


Name: Mineral and vegetable pigments and dyes (chemical substance)
Description: pigments and dyes used before the discovery of synthetic green substances


Name: Late medieval French and Burgundian courts (Organization)
Description: Collected and commissioned gems, and began to use them for portraits


Name: Meissen Porcelain Factory (Factory)
Description: First European factory to produce hard-paste porcelain


Name: Manufacture of ceramics and abrasives (Industries)
Description: Industries where kyanite is used


Name: Rio de Janeiro (city)
Description: The city of Rio de Janeiro


Name: 16 June 1916 (Date)
Description: The date when the contract was completed.


Name: Canterbury Region, West Coast Region, Marlborough Region, Nelson City (Geographical Area)
Description: Adjacent regions of the South Island


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


Name: Gold Medal (Award)
Description: First place at the Winter Olympics in Downhill Skiing


Name: Special Tribunals created by International Organizations (Tribunal)
Description: Courts established to hear specific cases.


Name: high resistance to water seepage (physical property)
Description: The marble has a high resistance to water seepage due to its high calcium content.


Name: 3300 BC (Time Period)
Description: The start year of the Bronze Age


Name: Electrical Arc Lamp Electrodes (Electric Component)
Description: Component used in electrical arc lamps


Name: Computer-generated Design, Individual's Skill and Expertise (Factors)
Description: Design factors for faceting a gemstone


Name: Prime Minister of Italy (Political Position)
Description: Head of government in Italy who has executive authority


Name: Aragonite (Form of Calcium Carbonate)
Description: Hexagonal platelets of aragonite 10–20 μm wide and 0.5 μm thick arranged in a continuous parallel lamina.


Name: G20 (Organization)
Description: An international forum for the governments and central bank governors from G20 countries


Name: Buddhist works (Text)
Description: Texts associated with Buddhism


Name: Individuals on low incomes (Demographic)
Description: People who receive compensation to help them pay their insurance


Name: Heat water (Action)
Description: The action performed in a power station to produce steam


Name: Emerald mines in Egypt (Mining Operation)
Description: Emerald mines located in Ancient Egypt


Name: George Papandreou's centrist government (Government)
Description: A political party and government led by George Papandreou.


Name: Educational attainment in Cresciano (Set of entities)
Description: The distribution of educational attainment levels among the population of Cresciano.


Name: Neutron Halo (Physical Property)
Description: A phenomenon where the nucleus of an atom has an enhanced probability to capture additional neutrons.


Name: US$1.5 billion (2013) (Monetary Value)
Description: According to Norwegian Geological Survey data


Name: Carbonate Rock (Geological Formation)
Description: Large masses of rock containing carbon, such as limestone, dolomite, marble.


Name: Kobayakawa Takakage's campaign to subdue Iyo Province (Event)
Description: An event during the Invasion of Shikoku


Name: Craft Artist (Occupation)
Description: An individual who creates handmade objects or crafts for a living


Name: Journal Science Advances (Publication)
Description: A peer-reviewed scientific journal focusing on research in all areas of science.


Name: Organic Molecules (Class of Molecule)
Description: Organic molecules with paired electron spins


Name: Local Coinage (Monetary System)
Description: Official currency used within Great Moravia.


Name: Anthropomorphic diamond known as Pink Diamond (Fictional character)
Description: A character from the animated series Steven Universe


Name: Architecture (visual_arts)
Description: The practice of designing and constructing buildings.


Name: constitutional republic (political structure)
Description: a form of government in which the powers of the state are delegated by a constitution and exercised by elected officials


Name: creativity (skill or trait)
Description: Eschewing creativity


Name: Design (classification)
Description: A general term referring to the aesthetic arrangement or concept of a product or object


Name: Vacuum Environment (Physical Condition)
Description: Environment devoid of matter, often used in space technologies


Name: Fremy (Chemist)
Description: Another French chemist who synthesized ruby


Name: Continuing photosynthesis (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which green plants and other organisms convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen.


Name: Migrants coming from Africa in 2022 (Group)
Description: Individuals who moved to France from African countries in that year


Name: Processing marine and dairy fats (Activity)
Description: The usage of soapstone vessels in Shetland for processing marine and dairy products.


Name: In extraterrestrial life or other hypothetical types of biochemistry (BiomoleculeComparison)
Description: Silicon as a potential alternative for carbon in DNA-like molecules in extraterrestrial life.


Name: Low-Intensity Orange-Yellow (Color)
Description: A low-intensity color that perceives as brown


Name: Penalty (Legal act)
Description: A punishment imposed for a criminal offense or violation of a law


Name: Norberg's church tower (Building)
Description: The oldest parts of Norberg's church


Name: Stars (Astronomical objects)
Description: Luminous spheres of plasma held together by gravity.


Name: witch hunt (Event)
Description: Investigation or persecution on unfounded grounds


Name: Uranium atoms (Element)
Description: Atoms of uranium in the formation of uranate(VI)


Name: Regions (Administrative Division)
Description: The administrative divisions of Spain and their unique identities.


Name: 24 convictions in death penalty cases from Alabama (Legal Outcome)
Description: The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned 24 convictions in death penalty cases


Name: Informational section on conflict minerals (Information resource)
Description: An informational section dedicated to assist British companies in understanding the issues and, specifically, the US requirements.


Name: Soil Microorganisms (Life Form)
Description: Microorganisms found in soil


Name: European Union (Political Union)
Description: Political union of European countries.


Name: Digestive system (Organ System)
Description: A part of the body responsible for digestion


Name: Traditional outfits like the Karakou (Algerian clothing)
Description: Worn across the forehead with traditional outfits.


Name: Country (concept)
Description: A nation with its own distinct name and identity


Name: pores and other structural defects (physical feature)
Description: Empty spaces or imperfections in the structure of a material


Name: Germany (country)
Description: A country with which de Gaulle restored cordial relations.


Name: Faults or Shear Zones (Geological Feature)
Description: Locations where skarns form.


Name: Yugoslav Wars and Greek trade embargo (Conflict)
Description: A series of armed conflicts and economic sanctions


Name: economic structure (Economy)
Description: The makeup of a country's economic activity


Name: Boron isotope (10B) (Isotope)
Description: The goal is to deliver higher concentrations of boron isotope (10B) to the tumor cells than to the surrounding normal tissues


Name: headquarters_of (Organization)
Description: An institution or organization with a permanent staff and a governing body


Name: Zinc Sources in Western Diet (Dietary Source)
Description: The primary sources of zinc in a western diet


Name: 19th century (Time period)
Description: The 19th century, spanning from 1801 to 1900


Name: Native American groups within Alabama (Ethnic group)
Description: Groups demanding recognition as ethnic groups and seeking an end to discrimination in the state


Name: Bone, cartilage, and joint cells (types of tissue or cells developed from bone tissue)
Description: Most of these cells develop into separate bone, cartilage, and joint cells


Name: Combinatorics (mathematical field)
Description: The study of counting, arranging, and combining objects.


Name: Cells in the salivary gland, prostate, immune system, and intestine (Cell)
Description: Specialized biological cells


Name: Paracelsus (Physician)
Description: Swiss physician who suggested this in the 16th century


Name: South Florida Bulls (Sports Team)
Description: One of the teams it is an official color for


Name: English Parliament's New Model Army (Military Unit)
Description: A unit of the English military in the mid-17th century


Name: Mughal nobles and princes (Groups of People)
Description: Nobility from the Mughal Empire


Name: Aluminium Oxide (Compound)
Description: A multi-phase compound consisting of several phases of aluminium oxide


Name: Southeastern Ceremonial Complex (SECC) (Historical_concept)
Description: A major component of the religion of the Mississippian peoples


Name: Algerian Healthcare System (Healthcare Structure)
Description: The healthcare system in Algeria, which is free but faces challenges in quality and access


Name: President of Austria (Political Position)
Description: The head of state in Austria


Name: Earth's Crust (Geological formation)
Description: The outer solid layer of the Earth.


Name: Cuprotitanium (Titanium Alloy)
Description: A type of titanium alloy containing copper


Name: Kraków University (EducationalInstitution)
Description: One of Poland's oldest and most prestigious universities


Name: Nuclear Energy Producer (Activity)
Description: The activity of producing nuclear energy


Name: Serving in the Swiss Guards (of the Vatican) (Activity)
Description: Swiss citizens may serve in this special military corps as it is an exception to the general prohibition on serving in foreign armies


Name: Muslims in Belgium (Religious group)
Description: The Muslim community within the Belgian population.


Name: Modern engraver (Profession)
Description: A modern artist who uses burins or gravers to cut various metals.


Name: Denis Diderot (Author)
Description: Best known as the main editor of the Encyclopédie


Name: Track and field events (Sport)
Description: Athletic events that middle-distance running belongs to


Name: Small non-structural castings (Technology)
Description: Technology that utilizes zinc


Name: Forced Labour (Labour Condition)
Description: A form of labor imposed on individuals against their will, which was abolished between 1944 and 1946.


Name: Berber garrison in Talavera (Military Unit)
Description: A military unit that was commanded by Amrus ibn Yusuf


Name: Tunis-La Marsa tramway (Transportation system)
Description: A light rail line in Tunisia.


Name: Prehistoric Rock Paintings and Objects (Artifact)
Description: Artifacts or images that cannot be explained in utilitarian terms, as described by Silva Tomaskova.


Name: Svatopluk, King of the Slavs (person)
Description: King of the Slavs mentioned in the text


Name: Gazirat Zabarjad (island)
Description: Another name for the Zabargad Island


Name: meditation (practice)
Description: The act of focusing the mind for mental clarity and emotional stability.


Name: Medieval royal chanceries (Organization)
Description: Offices of medieval kings where documents were sealed


Name: Deposition (Action)
Description: The act of burying or depositing the golden hats


Name: Korean Peninsula (Location)
Description: The location where Goldmanite is found


Name: Buenos Aires (city)
Description: The capital city and chief seaport of Argentina


Name: Double-Ring Ceremony (Tradition)
Description: The practice of double-ring ceremonies in weddings


Name: Movement of People (Migration)
Description: The movement of people from one location to another


Name: 1901 to 1994 (Time_Period)
Description: The time period when Democrats exclusively held the Supreme Court and state appellate courts in Alabama


Name: $150-billion Spending Programme (Policy)
Description: A policy aimed at creating jobs, building housing units, and modernizing public sector and infrastructure


Name: 20th century (time_period)
Description: The period between 1901 and 2000.


Name: a number of people (People)
Description: Those who witnessed the meteorite fall


Name: Alkali Halides (Compound_Class)
Description: A group of compounds consisting of alkali metals and halogens


Name: Myanmar (Country)
Description: A country located in Southeast Asia


Name: 180,000 Individuals (Population)
Description: Number of people that can be fed by 9,000 hectares of chinampas


Name: Different Wavelengths (Electromagnetic Spectrum)
Description: Spectrum consisting of various wavelengths


Name: Boys (Gender)
Description: In Europe and the United States, blue is associated with boys.


Name: Official Information (Data)
Description: information provided by the Chinese government or official sources


Name: United States Department of State (GovernmentDepartment)
Description: A department of the United States government responsible for foreign relations and diplomacy


Name: Occator Crater (Crater)
Description: A specific crater located on Ceres with bright spots


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: Through missionaries from East Francia and later the arrival of Saints Cyril and Methodius