Name: unification with China (Political position)
Description: The political position that the Pan-Blue Coalition favors eventual unification with China.


Name: Metropolitan Museum of Art (Museum)
Description: A museum located in New York City, USA


Name: Red (Color)
Description: A color widely associated with political parties of the left or center-left


Name: Upper Midwest (Geographical region)
Description: A region in the north-central United States and southern Canada


Name: 84 percent of all U.S. wine (Percentage Production)
Description: The percentage of wine produced in the country


Name: European plate (tectonic plate)
Description: The bottom layer of the Alps' structure is of continental European origin


Name: Fracturing and cataclastic flow (geological process)
Description: The process by which a rock fractures or undergoes fragmentation.


Name: Ben More (mountain peak)
Description: Highest peak on the Isle of Mull


Name: Idaho (State)
Description: A state in the United States


Name: jade objects (artifact)
Description: Ancient jade items used in funerary rites and rituals


Name: Sale or commemoration (Purpose)
Description: A purpose for creating medals, either to sell them or to commemorate certain individuals or events.


Name: Preserves (Food item)
Description: The food item Preserves


Name: consistent quality detectors (Goal)
Description: The goal of the research and development of silicon materials during World War II


Name: Unified Health System (Sistema Único de Saúde – SUS) (healthcare_system)
Description: The Brazilian public health system


Name: Army attacking Toledo (Military Unit)
Description: The army that was defeated by Balj's troops in the attack on Toledo


Name: Greece men's national water polo team and Greece women's national water polo team (Sports Teams)
Description: The Greek men's and women's national water polo teams compete in international competitions.


Name: Steppe (Ancestry)
Description: A geographical region in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, from which some human populations originate.


Name: Fermi level (Physical Property)
Description: The energy level at which a particular quantum state has a 50% probability of being occupied by an electron


Name: Fossilised wood called jet (material)
Description: Fossilized wood used in English jewellery


Name: Winans Lake fulgurite (Physical Object)
Description: A large reported fulgurite mass found at Winans Lake, Livingston County, Michigan


Name: OSCE Parliamentary Assembly (International Organization)
Description: OSCE Parliamentary Assembly


Name: Avatars of Other Deities (Set of Avatars)
Description: The specific forms taken by deities other than Vishnu or goddesses


Name: acid (chemical_compound)
Description: A chemical compound with a pH lower than 7


Name: Sapphires with a lighter, pastel color (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has a lighter, pastel color, such as lavender or pale blue


Name: Nobel Prize award money (Money)
Description: Monetary reward associated with the Nobel Prize


Name: Hindu religious identity in the 19th and early 20th centuries (impact on Hinduism)
Description: The impact of Swami Vivekananda's ideas on Hindu religious identity during the 19th and early 20th centuries


Name: Latin Alpes (Language Term)
Description: The Latin term for the mountain range


Name: three competing models for Ceres's interior (scientific_theory)
Description: There are three proposed models for the internal structure of Ceres


Name: Polyp structure (Biological structure)
Description: A simple cnidarian body plan characterized by a sac-like body divided into two regions.


Name: Popular Pastries in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The popular pastries found in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Pure diamond (Condition)
Description: Diamond in its purest form, without defects or impurities


Name: Kidney disease symptoms (Medical Symptom)
Description: Signs and indicators of issues with the kidneys


Name: Sanchi (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site in India


Name: South America (continent)
Description: The fourth-largest continent by area and the fifth-most populous continent.


Name: Federal Polytechnical School (ETH) (Educational Institution)
Description: The Federal Polytechnic School was initially assigned to Zurich, later moved to Zurich and then to its current location in Zurich


Name: tourism industries of some North African countries (Industries)
Description: Industries related to tourism, specifically in Morocco and Tunisia


Name: Organisms (Life form)
Description: Living organisms


Name: Cultured Pearl (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The structure of a cultured pearl, which combines a core bead with an outer layer of pearl coating


Name: Christian Art in Ethiopia (Art Form)
Description: Established in 4th century CE with the conversion from paganism to Christianity


Name: David Cronin (Person)
Description: American gemologist


Name: Bundeswehr (Military force)
Description: The military force of Germany


Name: Shia Muslims (Religion)
Description: A small minority religious group in Morocco, constituting less than 0.1% of the population


Name: Blue, yellow, green, mauve or red (Color)
Description: Colors that diamond may fluoresce


Name: about 54% of physicians working (also or primarily) in hospitals (statistical data)
Description: percentage of physicians working in hospitals


Name: Northeast (geographical location)
Description: A region within the Hunsrück Slate


Name: Aquifers (geological formation)
Description: a water-bearing underground layer of permeable rock or unconsolidated material


Name: Ziano di Fiemme (Municipality)
Description: a municipality in Trentino, Italy


Name: Missouri (on Cost of Voting Index) (StateRanking)
Description: The ranking of Missouri on the Cost of Voting Index


Name: Modern historians (Group of people)
Description: People who generally hold that the first Mahayana texts were composed probably around the 1st century BCE or 1st century CE


Name: Khmissa (afus) (Type of Jewellery)
Description: A traditional Berber jewellery representing the five fingers of the hand


Name: UNESCO (Organization)
Description: For its marimba music, traditional chants and dances being on UNESCO's Representative List


Name: An important political color in Britain and Europe (Political Symbol)
Description: The status of the color orange in British and European politics due to William III.


Name: Eilat (City)
Description: Nearby location


Name: Higher Classes (Social Group)
Description: Wealthy or nobility social group


Name: Skyscrapers (Building)
Description: The class of buildings that are difficult to integrate within French cities.


Name: BC8 (or bc8) (Allotrope)
Description: An allotrope of silicon that can be created at high pressure and remains metastable at low pressure.


Name: Zirids (Dynasty)
Description: A Berber Muslim dynasty that ruled in North Africa during the Middle Ages.


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


Name: Pharmaceuticals (Medicine)
Description: Drugs intended for use as a remedy


Name: Scientific breakthroughs (Innovation)
Description: Important discoveries or inventions in the field of science


Name: Human Habitat and Infrastructure (Society)
Description: The places where people live, work, and conduct their daily activities


Name: pet names or nicknames (Name)
Description: Nicknames given to things by the public


Name: Cation (Ion)
Description: A positively charged ion that links with oxygen atoms in silicates.


Name: HK Drott (Organization)
Description: Team handball club in the province Halland


Name: Banu Rifa' tribe of Berbers (Berber tribe)
Description: A specific Berber tribe


Name: Syracuse (city-state)
Description: City-state in Sicily, ancient Greece


Name: Chert (Mineral or Rock)
Description: A type of flinty, cryptocrystalline silica-bonded sedimentary rock.


Name: Liquid-phase exfoliation (Solution_method)
Description: A method used to prepare Pyrite


Name: Woman is the root of disaster that even 500 reincarnations cannot absolve. (Quote)
Description: A quote expressing a negative view of women


Name: Brahmacharya (Life stage)
Description: The bachelor student stage of life in the Hindu four ashramas.


Name: Tetrahedral coordination (Chemical coordination)
Description: Type of chemical bonding in the structure


Name: Sillimanite within a tonalite at Val Sissone, Italy (geological formations)
Description: Sillimanite found within a tonalite at Val Sissone, Italy where mullite occurs.


Name: Yazoo lands (Geographical Area)
Description: A tract of land in present-day Alabama and Mississippi, claimed by the Province of Georgia from 1767 onwards


Name: Wearer's finger (body part)
Description: The finger of the person wearing the ring


Name: Authors (group)
Description: A group of individuals who write or create literature or content


Name: Christians (Religion)
Description: The current foreign-resident and citizen converted Christian communities in Morocco, approximately 40,000 and between 5,000 to 8,000 respectively


Name: Republic of China (Country)
Description: The government in Taiwan.


Name: Ancient Greek word κρύσταλλος (krustallos) (Language term)
Description: The word crystal derives from this Ancient Greek term


Name: [Neodymium isotopes] (Isotope)
Description: Predicted to decay into Neodymium isotopes


Name: different theories (hypothesis)
Description: Different theories about the origin of Australite.


Name: Jewelers (profession)
Description: Individuals who sell, appraise, and repair jewelry.


Name: Romans (culture or people)
Description: Ancient civilization inhabiting central Italy (Roma)


Name: Tourism (Service)
Description: An important service within the service sector of Switzerland


Name: Northern Regions of Italy (Region)
Description: Regions of Italy located in the northern part of the country


Name: Beads (Jewelry item)
Description: Small decorative objects used in creating necklaces, bracelets, earrings, belts, and rings.


Name: Greek trading partners (Historical interaction)
Description: Trading interactions between the Etruscans and ancient Greeks.


Name: Liga ACB (League)
Description: The highest professional basketball league in Spain


Name: John Browne (Person)
Description: -


Name: Paul Bartholomew Martin (Person)
Description: The founder of the first factory for the manufacturing of coral in Torre del Greco


Name: 6.5% (Percentage)
Description: The rate of population change for Collonges over the last 10 years (2000–2010)


Name: Tarquinia (Etr. Tarchna) and Veii (Etr. Veia) (location)
Description: Locations where the writing spread further south


Name: Great Moravia (Historical Region)
Description: An early medieval state that existed in the present-day Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary from the 9th to the 10th century.


Name: Variety of materials (Materials)
Description: Often commonplace or of low economic value


Name: 207 people in Gressoney-Saint-Jean, Gressoney-La-Trinité and Issime (Population)
Description: Number of people who speak Walser German as their mother tongue


Name: Sulfur (Chemical Elements)
Description: The most common chalcogen in sulfide minerals.


Name: World Championship 2012 (Sports Event)
Description: The UCI Road World Championships 2012


Name: Suðreyjar (Geographical Area)
Description: An area that Scotland has aggressively tried to expand into.


Name: [Ca3[Cr,Al,Fe]2(SiO4)3] (Chemical_compound)
Description: The chemical composition of the uvarovite-grossular-andradite series


Name: Peaks in the Alps (geographical feature)
Description: Various peaks located in the Alps


Name: Hugh Capet (person)
Description: The king who succeeded the Carolingian dynasty in 987


Name: Freshwater cultured pearls (Biwa or Chinese pearls) (type of pearl)
Description: Pearls that grow in the mantle and can have up to 25 grafts


Name: volcanic rock with vesicular texture (type of volcanic rock)
Description: Pumice is a specific type of this texture


Name: Brazilian Army (army)
Description: The largest number of armored vehicles in South America.


Name: Emperor Sigismund (Monarch)
Description: King of Hungary and the German kingdom, King of Croatia and titular King of Poland


Name: Properties of Matter under High Pressure (ScientificConcept)
Description: Subject that Bridgman began investigating in 1905


Name: Bauxite (Ore)
Description: A very common ore


Name: Precipitation in the Czech Republic (Weather)
Description: Depends on elevation, geographical location and distribution of mountains


Name: reopening of the Shinkolobwe mine (Event)
Description: The event where the mine was reopened with the help of the American Army Corps of Engineers


Name: Bengal, primarily Kolkata and Shantiniketan (Location)
Description: The Bengal School originated in Bengal, primarily Kolkata and Shantiniketan.


Name: orange (color)
Description: Orange was perceived as the color of transformation in Confucianism, resulting from the interaction between yellow and red.


Name: three-year terms (time duration)
Description: duration of governance under the institution of a regular administration


Name: GIA Grading System (GGS) (program)
Description: A diamond grading system established by the GIA.


Name: Vallemaggia district (Geographical Region)
Description: A district in Switzerland


Name: Daniel of Galicia (person)
Description: crowned as the first king of Galicia–Volhynia (also known as the Kingdom of Ruthenia) in 1253


Name: Moldavites (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A type of tektite formed 14.7 million years ago


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Mn and atomic number 25. It is a transition metal.


Name: Turkish Citizens (Citizens)
Description: The citizens of Turkey who have the right to vote and stand as candidates at elections.


Name: "Art jewelry valued the handmade and prized innovative thinking and creative expression. These jewelers were the first to use materials that didn't have the intrinsic value expected in jewelry, and they rejected mainstream jewelry tastes. They thought of their work as an artistic pursuit and made it for a small audience that shared their aesthetic and conceptual values." (Text)
Description: Quotation about art jewelry


Name: Kinmen, Wuqiu (now part of Kinmen) and the Matsu Islands (Islands)
Description: A group of islands under the control of the ROC.


Name: Three of the four strewn fields (Geographical Feature)
Description: Subset of strewn fields that have been linked with impact craters.


Name: Duplicity (Emotion)
Description: The act or quality of being false or misleading by insincerity or dissemblance


Name: pottery (art form)
Description: the highly sought-after pottery


Name: Liberal Democratic Party (Japan) (political party)
Description: Dominant political party in Japan since the 1950s


Name: Democracy (Political system)
Description: Form of government where supreme power is vested in the people


Name: Great Moravian core territory (Historical region)
Description: A historical region that existed during the Late Iron Age and Early Middle Ages


Name: Parthenon (Building)
Description: The building when it was converted to a Christian church dedicated to the Virgin Mary


Name: Cap de Formentor (Place)
Description: One of the places where tourists can enjoy a beach


Name: Anatolian Leopard (Mammal species)
Description: A mammal species still found in very small numbers in the northeastern and southeastern regions of Turkey


Name: Mycenaeans spoke a non-Indo-European Minoan language (Statement)
Description: A statement made by Bernard Sergent about the Mycenaean language.


Name: Uranophane (Mineral)
Description: A rare calcium uranium silicate hydrate mineral


Name: Han dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in ancient China, 202–220 AD


Name: John the Presbyter (alternative author) (Person)
Description: (According to some scholars)


Name: Tuareg blacksmiths (Occupation)
Description: Blacksmiths who are part of the Tuareg people.


Name: South Asian Buddhism (Sub-classification of Buddhism)
Description: A sub-classification used by some scholars


Name: DPP-led Pan-Green Coalition (political coalition)
Description: Preferred Taiwanese independence or autonomy during Chen Shui-bian's presidency


Name: United States Dollar (Currency)
Description: The official currency of the United States.


Name: several times (event)
Description: Occurrences of division and unification of Berber kingdoms


Name: Prosthetic Devices (Object)
Description: Artificial replacements for parts of the body


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


Name: Traditionally red, yellow, blue, orange, green, purple and tertiary colors (colors in the traditional color wheel)
Description: Colors that are part of the traditional color wheel and are included in the theory of color.


Name: 99% SiO2, with minor amounts of iron oxide and trace resistant minerals such as zircon, rutile and magnetite (Chemical composition)
Description: The primary components that make up the orthoquartzite


Name: [Pottery manufacturers, Book Publishers] (Industry)
Description: Businesses that employ craft artists and hire illustrators


Name: Council of Europe (International Organization)
Description: An international organization promoting cooperation among its member states based on the principle of the rule of law, democracy, and human rights


Name: Appreciation for copper's patina (Aesthetic appreciation)
Description: The admiration and desire for the green patina that forms on copper over time.


Name: Present-day extraction of jade in this region occurs at (Extraction site)
Description: The current mining sites within the Jade Tract


Name: Columnar Calcium Carbonate (Chemical Compound)
Description: The primary component of a natural pearl


Name: Processing of titanium metal (Manufacturing process)
Description: Occurs in four major steps: reduction, melting, primary fabrication, and secondary fabrication


Name: Amtrak (Rail Service)
Description: Provides interstate rail service throughout New England


Name: Armenian Culture (Culture)
Description: One of the main fruits in Armenian culture, representing fertility, abundance, and marriage.


Name: Silver thaler (Monetary unit)
Description: Monetary unit used in Germany in the 15th century


Name: Almost-finished jewelry (Gold Jewelry)
Description: Jewelry pieces almost ready for final steps


Name: Tertiary period (Geologic Period)
Description: A geologic period in the history of Earth


Name: Diamond (Allotrope of Carbon)
Description: A solid form of carbon characterized by its extreme hardness and high thermal conductivity.


Name: Immigrants (Demographic)
Description: People moving to a new country


Name: The huge North Sea flood of February 1953 (Historical event)
Description: Flood that caused the collapse of several dikes in southwest Netherlands


Name: Need for economic and financial reforms in Algeria (Requirement)
Description: The need for Algeria to strengthen its political, economic and financial reforms.


Name: Mount Ōmine (Geographical_Feature)
Description: A mountain in Japan selected by Kyūya Fukada as number 91 of his 100 famous mountains.


Name: Animators (Profession)
Description: These are artists who create motion pictures by photographing a sequence of drawings or model poses


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: Island country located off the southeastern coast of China


Name: Swiss Challenge League (League)
Description: The league the football club plays in


Name: Oswald Kairamo (Person)
Description: Finnish politician and botanist


Name: Large, often double-sided, metal seal matrices for wax seals (Artifact)
Description: Used on charters and similar legal documents


Name: The original Thirteen Colonies (Colony)
Description: Grew rapidly and eclipsed Native American populations


Name: Color Management (Technique)
Description: A set of methods and practices used to control and reproduce colors consistently across different devices


Name: Round coin (spade money area) (Currency)
Description: Coins with a round hole denominated in jin and liang units.


Name: Canadian Government (Government)
Description: The governing body of Canada


Name: Trace contaminants (Chemical substance)
Description: Minute amounts of impurities present in the commercially pure materials.


Name: Spleens (Animal organ)
Description: The spleen of animals


Name: - (-)
Description: Andalusia has a strong potential for the development of renewable energy.


Name: Traditional Cycladic style (Architectural Style)
Description: Characterized by flat roofs, whitewash walls and blue-painted doors and window frames and shutters.


Name: Zinc (Metal)
Description: As the second known zinc-containing enzyme


Name: Newer cuts (Types of diamond shapes)
Description: Recently introduced diamond shapes


Name: Nations around the globe (Geographical region)
Description: Countries worldwide, excluding Antarctica


Name: Chalcogenide (Class of Materials)
Description: A class of materials composed primarily of chalcogens, non-metals in group 16 of the periodic table.


Name: the Great Lakes region (Region)
Description: A region surrounding the Great Lakes


Name: Statues and monuments of Marie Curie (Category)
Description: Various statues, monuments, and memorials erected in honor of Marie Curie


Name: Ambulacral Plate (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The plate near the aboral pole where tentacles pass through.


Name: Geological time scale (Concept)
Description: The division of Earth's history into units of time based on the fossil record, rock formations, and radioisotope dating


Name: Steel invention (Event)
Description: Invention related to steel


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


Name: Uranium-235 (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of uranium with a natural abundance of 0.7204%


Name: Proper care and feeding can extend the life span of insects used as live jewelry. (Statement)
Description: The statement made by companies selling live jewelry about the lifespan of insects used as live jewelry.


Name: the virtuous pursuit of means, resources, assets, or livelihood, for the purpose of meeting obligations, economic prosperity, and to have a fulfilling life. (description)
Description: Description of Artha in Hinduism.


Name: Leonard Bocour and Sam Golden (Inventors)
Description: Two individuals who invented a solution acrylic paint


Name: High purity quartzite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: increased_productivity, investment and consumer confidence (EconomicFactor)
Description: Factors that contributed to the economic growth


Name: Several millions of metric tons (Quantity)
Description: Annual production scale of aluminum sulfate


Name: 58 ships and 7,500 men in service in the Royal Norwegian Navy (Military Unit)
Description: An expanded naval force of the Norwegian navy during World War II.


Name: Tribal groups (Group)
Description: Groups living in a specific geographic region and sharing similar traditions and customs


Name: unknown (Eruption)
Description: occurred about 25,000 years ago


Name: Breeding Season Call (sound)
Description: long, drawn-out, monosyllabic 'waaaaah' sound


Name: Several Minoan client states (political entity)
Description: Political entities that were clients of the Minoans.


Name: Val d'Aosta language (language)
Description: The Romance language spoken in the Aosta Valley


Name: Stephen Jay Gould and Niles Eldredge (Scientist)
Description: Two prominent American paleontologists who collaborated on the theory of punctuated equilibrium


Name: Fredrikstad Fortress (Gamlebyen) (Attraction)
Description: The Fredrikstad Fortress in Gamlebyen, Norway


Name: King John (Person)
Description: King of England (1199–1216)


Name: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Art museum)
Description: Largest art museum in the Americas with over two million works


Name: Perovskite structure (Geological structure)
Description: A specific crystal structure where silicon is in octahedral coordination with oxygen.


Name: Geology (Science)
Description: The study of Earth and its components, including the study of rock formations.


Name: Johnson Matthey plc (Company)
Description: a British multinational specialty chemicals and sustainable technologies company


Name: Yamnaya Steppe pastoralist ancestry and Indo-European languages (cultural element)
Description: Cultural elements spread during Early Indo-European migrations


Name: Papeʻete Market (Market)
Description: Sells local arts and crafts


Name: Edgar (Person)
Description: A person whose quitclaim is mentioned earlier.


Name: old miners' name for the zinc ore sphalerite 'Black Jack' (Ore)
Description: Another possible origin of the name Blue John.


Name: Early Netherlandish painting (Art movement)
Description: The beginning of the oil painting transition in northern Europe.


Name: Ocean (Hydrosphere)
Description: The part of the Earth's ecosystem that includes all water on, above, and below its surface.


Name: sediments derived from them (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Sediments derived from igneous rocks contain titanium


Name: Government of Serbia (Organization)
Description: Government of the Republic of Serbia


Name: Lay Catholics (Group)
Description: Catholic laity not holding a priestly or religious office


Name: Computer boards, wiring, capacitors, and small motor items (Component of Electronic Waste)
Description: Components inside electronic waste items


Name: Fluorite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of calcium fluoride


Name: Cumans and Kipchaks (nomadic confederacy)
Description: dominant force in the Pontic steppe north of the Black Sea


Name: Centuries-long interaction of Morocco with the outside world (Event)
Description: The historical period of interaction between Morocco and other countries


Name: Fatimid Caliphate (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient name for the caliphate that included Tunisia from 909 to 1171


Name: Fire and explosion hazards (Risk)
Description: Situations where ignition of fuels and oxidants can lead to undesirable consequences.


Name: Higher yields of metallic nanoparticles (Production yield)
Description: Increased production of metallic nanoparticles


Name: Combustive Materials (Building Material)
Description: Materials that can catch fire or burn.


Name: Ancient Egypt (Place)
Description: Location where polished stone mirrors were crafted from around 3000 BCE


Name: Rhombohedral lattice system (Lattice system)
Description: A system of arrangement of atoms, molecules, or ions in a crystal structure.


Name: Greek Orthodox Church (Religion)
Description: Christian denomination originating in Greece


Name: Francis Marion Smith (Person)
Description: American businessman and philanthropist, best known for his role in the development of the Borax mining industry


Name: Apuleius and St. Augustine (Authors)
Description: Roman authors Apuleius and St. Augustine were born in Numidia


Name: Timurid period (Historical period)
Description: A historical period in the Timurid Empire, spanning the 15th and early 16th centuries


Name: Exposure to ambient Mn air concentrations exceeding 5 μg Mn/m3 (Physical Condition)
Description: Ambient air concentration of manganese that is greater than 5 micrograms per cubic meter


Name: Western Alps (Subregion of the Alps)
Description: A subregion within the Alps range


Name: Ma Ying-jeou (Politician)
Description: President of Taiwan from 2008 to 2016


Name: Most Meteorites (Meteorite)
Description: A significant number of meteorites found on Earth


Name: official languages (Culture)
Description: The languages recognized as the official means of communication in a country or region


Name: Kim Clijsters (Athlete)
Description: Belgian tennis player


Name: Two firms in Scotland (Organization)
Description: Two companies licensed to sell pre-1998 freshwater pearls


Name: Political Speech and Information (Concept)
Description: The political speech and information that are censored in China


Name: reiterating the connection between nature and the heavens (concept)
Description: The symbolic significance of using agricultural tools in funerary rites


Name: Various Parts of the World (Location)
Description: The locations where South Sea Pearls are farmed


Name: drop to around 88 million by 2065 (Demographic trend)
Description: Projected future decline in population


Name: Food-Processing Industry (Industry)
Description: Large surpluses in the food-processing industry


Name: Leucosome (Geological Feature)
Description: The lightest-colored part of migmatite, consisting mainly of feldspar and quartz.


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: An island nation in northwestern Europe


Name: Slavic liturgy (Religious Practice)
Description: Liturgy in Slavic language


Name: Tuckahoee Marble (Marble Deposit)
Description: A white marble deposit in the United States


Name: dismiss the government by majority vote (political action)
Description: Ability of the National Assembly to remove the French Government.


Name: Lithium, Nickel and Zinc (Chemical element)
Description: Three chemical elements found in greater amounts in peridots formed by volcanic activity


Name: Bronze Age (Historical Period)
Description: A period in history characterized by widespread use of bronze, though not universally synchronous


Name: Protestant faction (Group)
Description: The group that assembled an army to retake the Valtellina and other subject lands


Name: Modern political systems (Systems)
Description: Political structures and ideologies that exist today


Name: Dialects (Language)
Description: Vary from valley to valley and region to region


Name: Kushans (Ancient Empire)
Description: A dominant power in the region of Gandhara, where Greek and Buddhist culture flourished.


Name: bride's weaving skills (traditional_practice)
Description: In some of the Turkic-populated areas in the north-west, bride prices are driven by the bride's weaving skills


Name: Shipbuilding materials (Man-made object)
Description: Materials used in the construction or repair of ships, boats, and other watercraft


Name: César Franck (Composer)
Description: A composer who was born in Liège in 1822


Name: State-owned television service (Broadcasting service)
Description: A state-owned television service which began in 1960


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: Second-largest religion practiced in New York City.


Name: Austronesian languages (language group)
Description: a language family spoken primarily in Southeast Asia and the Pacific


Name: Hazelwood, Missouri (Place)
Description: A city in St. Louis County, Missouri


Name: Soap and Water (Cleaning Solution)
Description: Can be effectively removed from brushes, palettes, and rags with soap and water.


Name: Colombian military (Military force)
Description: The military force of Colombia


Name: Alabama (Geographical region)
Description: U.S. state where the discussed events take place


Name: Presence in other cultures (Comparison)
Description: The comparison of the absence of American-style teen turmoil in more than 100 cultures around the world


Name: Deforestation (Environmental change)
Description: Due to housing development and mining, much of the nature was removed from the mountain.


Name: Dollar (Currency)
Description: The currency derived from Joachimsthaler


Name: Firms (Business Entity)
Description: Companies involved in the supply chain of these minerals


Name: Art (Concept)
Description: A concept referring to various human activities and their products, aiming at the expression or communication of emotions and ideas.


Name: Road and Rail Infrastructure (Infrastructure)
Description: The infrastructure for transportation in Morocco.


Name: Carl Linnaeus (Person)
Description: Swedish botanist, zoologist, and founder of modern taxonomy


Name: architecture, music, and art of Ukraine (cultural elements)
Description: Cultural aspects reflecting the influence of Ukraine's eastern and western neighbors


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Site and International Dark Sky Park (Designation)
Description: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and International Dark Sky Park due to its unique geological features and dark night skies


Name: Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (Economic Metric)
Description: The total market value of all goods and services produced within a country in a given period


Name: Jefferson City (City)
Description: A city in Missouri served by Amtrak trains


Name: Purple Dye (Central America) (Material)
Description: Dye used for paintings of ideograms, where it symbolized royalty


Name: Slate products from Brazil (Manufactured product)
Description: Products made from Brazilian slate


Name: a separate constitutional court (judicial organ)
Description: The Constitutional Court of Taiwan


Name: Jânio Quadros (person)
Description: -


Name: Granite during the cooling stages of emplacement (Geological Process)
Description: The process responsible for the formation of greisen in granites during their cooling stage.


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


Name: Dissolution (Chemical process)
Description: The process being protected by the diatoms' skeletons


Name: Caballos Novaculite of Texas (Geological formation)
Description: Shows signs of very shallow water deposition


Name: Excessive intake of vitamin D (Biological Process)
Description: A biological process that facilitates calcium absorption.


Name: Potok Cave (Slovene: Potočka zijalka) (Location)
Description: A cave located in the Eastern Karavanke, Slovenia, where a bone needle was discovered.


Name: CAI containing krotite (inclusion)
Description: -


Name: Universal Health Care System (Greece) (Health Care System)
Description: The universal health care system of Greece


Name: Texturing Effects (Effect)
Description: Used for texturing effects.


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: A common material used in various industries, including jewelry making


Name: - (-)
Description: No tail entity in this case.


Name: - (Quantity)
Description: A quantity that is absent or zero in a given context.


Name: converts to Buddhism (Religious group)
Description: -


Name: Titanium (Metal)
Description: A metal found on Earth's crust


Name: pharmacolite (mineral)
Description: Example arsenate mineral with the formula Ca(AsO3OH).2H2O


Name: Khond tribe (Tribe)
Description: The tribe of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh


Name: 4 slits in skirts (Skirt Characteristics)
Description: This number of slits differentiated them from ranked officials and Han Chinese nobles


Name: Environmental services sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Bridgmanite (Mineral)
Description: The most abundant mineral in the mantle


Name: Many Composers (Composition Era)
Description: A group of composers influenced by Claude Debussy.


Name: René Lalique (Person)
Description: French jeweler who mixed quotidian and precious materials in his jewelry


Name: Mozartkugeln and coffee tradition (Product)
Description: Known for its Mozartkugeln chocolates and coffee tradition.


Name: an element of one culture (Cultural element)
Description: An example given for stimulus diffusion


Name: More than 100,000 people (Number of deaths)
Description: The deaths of more than 100,000 Algerian people during the civil insurgency


Name: techniques for analysing individual style (Technique)
Description: Techniques used for scrutinizing diagnostic minor details in Western old master paintings


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: Kingdom of Greece


Name: Insects across Derbyshire (Animal Class)
Description: Various insect species residing in Derbyshire


Name: Broadway (Road)
Description: Major thoroughfare that crosses Times Square


Name: 14.38% (Percentage)
Description: Hispanic or Latino population of Okanogan County as per the 2000 census


Name: Kiev (city)
Description: The capital city of ancient and medieval Russia and center of the Kievan Rus' federation


Name: Skiing, snowboarding and mountaineering (Sports)
Description: Popular sports in Switzerland reflecting the nature of the country


Name: Yugoslav Wars of the early 1990s (War)
Description: The series of ethnic and secessionist wars in Yugoslavia


Name: Silver (Chemical Element)
Description: A common material used as a catalyst in the solid oxide membrane technology.


Name: fine flax fibre (material)
Description: Material used to create Māori cloaks


Name: UEFA's Golden Player of Macedonia (Award)
Description: an award to celebrate UEFA's jubilee


Name: Political corruption scandal (Scandal)
Description: A situation involving dishonest or illegal behavior by government officials


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


Name: moveable-type printing (invention)
Description: Printing method using movable and reusable type


Name: I-85 (Transportation_route)
Description: An interstate highway in Alabama that originates in Montgomery and travels east-northeast to the Georgia state line.


Name: Number of Divorced (Statistic)
Description: The number of divorced individuals in Cresciano


Name: Various food items (Food types)
Description: Plants, insects, reptiles, amphibians, bread, grains, cheese, rice, cat food, protein-rich foods and vegetables.


Name: Hartford Line (Rail Service)
Description: A rail service operated by CTrail leading to New Haven and Springfield


Name: Carbon nanotubes (Chemical compound)
Description: Cylindrical carbon molecules with novel properties


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


Name: Crux compacta (Cross)
Description: Various composite kinds of cross made from more beams than one.


Name: Gneiss (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of rock with a banded texture named after a characteristic component


Name: Jean de Thévenot (Person)
Description: French traveler, writer and geographer


Name: Ore (Mineral deposit)
Description: A concentration of minerals, typically found in the Earth's crust, that can be mined and processed to extract valuable metals or elements.


Name: Passenger and freight rail systems, bus systems, water ferries, dams (Transportation System)
Description: Various transportation methods in the U.S.


Name: Female Political Rule (Governmental Structure)
Description: A potential form of government with female political rule


Name: Hexagonal Boron Nitride (h-BN) (Compound)
Description: A layered form of boron nitride with a hexagonal crystal structure.


Name: 9th century (Year)
Description: Century when Prague Castle was founded


Name: Massachusetts Puritans (Group)
Description: Puritan settlers from Massachusetts


Name: Black Knight (Literary Figure)
Description: An enigmatic figure in the poetry of the Middle Ages, known for hiding his identity and wrapped in secrecy.


Name: Legendary architectural refinement (Quality)
Description: -


Name: the transport of biomolecules (Process)
Description: The transport of biomolecules can be carried out by small photoluminescent diamond nanoparticles.


Name: chromate in cement (construction material)
Description: Chromate in cement is reduced by Iron(II) sulfate.


Name: Radioactivity (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Emission of energy in the form of particles and electromagnetic radiation by the unstable nucleus of some atoms


Name: jani (Name)
Description: Name given by coastal Malay communities of Singapore


Name: Silicosis (disease)
Description: An occupational lung disease marked by inflammation and scarring in the form of nodular lesions in the upper lobes of the lungs


Name: appointments in government bodies (administrative function)
Description: in China


Name: Agricultural Population Regions (Population Type Region)
Description: The North Island has several regions with significant agricultural populations, including the Hawke's Bay region and the Manawatu-Whanganui region.


Name: Metasomatic alteration processes (Geological Process)
Description: Processes involved in the alteration of rocks during metasomatism


Name: Post-War Artists (Artist Group)
Description: Artists active in the post-World War II period


Name: Beryllonite (Name)
Description: The name given to Beryllonite


Name: Cave Paintings in Gargas (Artifact)
Description: Cave paintings that are 30,000 to 24,000 years old, made from the mineral form of MnO2 pigments.


Name: Popigai Impact Structure (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological feature in Siberia.


Name: Tide jewels (Artifact)
Description: Jewels that Hoori is said to use to control the tides.


Name: Galician, Catalan (Language)
Description: Languages that were overshadowed by Castilian


Name: peloids, limeclasts, intraclasts, and extraclasts (types of grains)
Description: Different types of grains found in limestone samples


Name: San Agustín culture (CulturalGroup)
Description: The culture that entered its classical period around 200 BCE to 800 CE in Colombia


Name: City GDP (London) (Economic Metric)
Description: The largest city GDP in Europe


Name: Native forest fauna in North Macedonia (Wildlife)
Description: Includes bears, wild boars, wolves, foxes, squirrels, chamois and deer


Name: Mining Academy, Freiberg, Germany (academic institution)
Description: The location where the type specimen of Eulytine is stored


Name: mountain forest (forest type)
Description: Mountain forests that can be found in Japan


Name: artificial bones and joints (Medical device)
Description: Used in medical applications for artificial bones and joints.


Name: Mesoamerica (Geographical Area)
Description: An area of Central America and Mexico.


Name: Art, Music, Literature, and Philosophy (Discipline)
Description: Four areas where Spain has made significant contributions.


Name: André-Marie Ampère (scientist)
Description: A French physicist and mathematician considered as one of the founders of electromagnetism


Name: James Calder (Geologist)
Description: Geologist who worked on the geology of India.


Name: Dehydration of Hydrous Minerals (Geological Process)
Description: The breakdown of hydrous mineral phases.


Name: Harmony without uniformity (Diplomatic Concept)
Description: a diplomatic concept that encourages relations despite ideological differences


Name: Wisdom (Abstract Concepts)
Description: Idea representing wisdom.


Name: detonation synthesis (industry standard nanodiamond production method)
Description: Alternative methods used for producing nanodiamonds


Name: Thomas Wolsey (Person)
Description: Cardinal during the Tudor period


Name: Aztec language (Language)
Description: Previously referred to as the 'Aztec language' but now called Nahuatl.


Name: Design or artwork (Artwork)
Description: Prepared in advance for engraving.


Name: Central America (Location)
Description: A region between Mexico and Costa Rica


Name: Finland (Country)
Description: He undertook diplomatic missions for Finland


Name: Economy of Austria (Economic System)
Description: the economic system of Austria


Name: [Acidic and alkaline igneous rocks, Ultramafic volcanic and plutonic rocks, ...] (Rock)
Description: The types of rocks in which Fayalite is found


Name: Andean Region (Geographical Region)
Description: A mountain range that stretches from Venezuela to Argentina, containing diverse ecosystems and human cultures.


Name: Russia, Poland, Crimean Khanate, Ottoman Empire, Cossacks (Country/State)
Description: These entities were involved in a 30-year war over control of the Hetmanate after his death.


Name: 5160 people (people)
Description: The number of people residing in Franklin, New Jersey as per the 2000 census.


Name: Spear (weapon)
Description: A long, thrusting weapon with a sharp point and a shaft.


Name: Andy Spano (Politician)
Description: Three-term county executive of Westchester County.


Name: Live export of animals (Trade)
Description: Transporting live animals for sale or slaughter


Name: The Zen tradition (Buddhist_tradition)
Description: Takes an ambiguous stance


Name: Milky Way Galaxy (Galaxy)
Description: A barred spiral galaxy in which our solar system is located.


Name: Glassmaking industry in Joachimsthal, Bohemia (Industry)
Description: The glassmaking industry located in the Habsburg silver mines of Joachimsthal


Name: Houses of worship for other religious groups (Building)
Description: Places of worship for various religions


Name: Molten uranium or carbon monoxide at high temperatures (process)
Description: The compound can be formed by adding carbon to molten uranium or by exposing the metal to carbon monoxide at high temperatures


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


Name: Europe (Geographical Entity)
Description: The geographical entity that Faial Island lies near


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A clear and colorless mineral made up of carbon atoms that are extremely hard.


Name: Judo (Martial art)
Description: a popular sport played in France


Name: Aura (Physical Property)
Description: The luminous glow around some gold compounds due to electron transitions


Name: a wide variety of cultures (Cultures)
Description: Cultures that valued hardstone carving


Name: Belgian Education System (System)
Description: The educational system of Belgium that is segregated into secular and religious schools.


Name: Casablanca Port (Port)
Description: The port of Casablanca.


Name: Irish immigrants (Group_of_People)
Description: Immigrants from Ireland who settled in New York


Name: Greek-speaking elites in the 18th century (Social group)
Description: Elites who spoke Greek in the 18th century and embraced Western ideas


Name: Treaty of Lisbon (Treaty)
Description: A treaty that amended the constitutional basis of the European Union


Name: Mediterranean Sea (Ocean)
Description: Body of water that receives the Rhône river


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: The country that Franco ruled after the Spanish Civil War


Name: Chrysoprase (Mineral)
Description: A yellow-green or golden-brown gemstone.


Name: France (country)
Description: A European country that colonized Ivory Coast.


Name: Lithium (social responsibility) (Resource Social Responsibility)
Description: Examination of the social impact of lithium production, including labor practices, community engagement, and human rights


Name: Minoans worshipped a mother goddess (religious belief)
Description: Belief that the Minoans worshipped, more or less exclusively, a mother goddess


Name: George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart's 1924 play Beggar on Horseback (Literature)
Description: The first known usage of the term widget in a specific context.


Name: Latin word citrina (Language)
Description: The origin of the word 'citron' and 'Citrine'.


Name: Guru Nanak's life (Biography)
Description: Many paintings and depictions of Guru Nanak's life are found in the Janamsakhis


Name: 17th-century New England (Historical Place)
Description: New England during the 17th century, which was predominantly Puritan.


Name: Fujian coast (Geographical Location)
Description: A coastal region of China bordering Taiwan.


Name: Minister of Defence (Position)
Description: The Minister of Defence of Germany


Name: Artist (Profession)
Description: A person who creates works of art, typically using one or more forms of an artistic medium


Name: Greenstone earrings and necklaces, hei-tiki design (artifact)
Description: Traditional Māori jewelry made from greenstone, with the hei-tiki being a distinctive design


Name: Chatham Islands (island group)
Description: A group of islands in the south Pacific Ocean


Name: Archean Cratons (Geographical Feature)
Description: An area of ancient rock that forms most of the exposed rock in Archean cratons


Name: Early Christian art (Art)
Description: Christian art derived its style and iconography from popular Roman art.


Name: 30,161 (Number)
Description: The combined population of Kingsbridge and Spuyten Duyvil as per the 2010 US Census


Name: Ferrocerium (Alloy)
Description: An alloy invented by von Welsbach, formed by adding iron to mischmetal.


Name: Diamond Industry Standardization (Event)
Description: The event when the diamond industry standardized to GIA grading terminology


Name: Location for biogenic sedimentation and deposition of organic matter (geological processes)
Description: The accumulation of particles in a layer or bed, primarily caused by organisms


Name: Marseille, Nice, and Aix-en-Provence (City)
Description: Notable cities in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur.


Name: Tel Arad (Archaeological site)
Description: An archaeological site that is mentioned in relation to the Eastern Gate of Jerusalem


Name: Co-workers (Group)
Description: The people who were able to replicate George Hall's work


Name: Painter (occupation)
Description: A person who creates art using paints and a brush


Name: Hand-drill (Tool)
Description: A tool used in working hardstones


Name: Ancient China (Geographical Area)
Description: A historical period in China during the Song Dynasty


Name: Southeast Missouri State University (University)
Description: The university's current name


Name: Cerium investigation (Scientific investigation)
Description: Research on cerium compounds for crucibles during the Manhattan Project


Name: Ahhiyawans (Ancient Civilization)
Description: Referenced as a part of Mycenaean world in some texts


Name: child poverty in New Zealand (Social issue)
Description: A condition where children live in low-income households in New Zealand


Name: Ancient Greek Religion and Mythology (Religion)
Description: The collection of religious beliefs, rituals, and myths of the ancient Greeks


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


Name: Air travel in China (Transportation)
Description: The air transport sector in China


Name: Berber Christians (Religious Group)
Description: There is a small Berber Christian community in Tunisia


Name: Protection (Action)
Description: The purpose for which amulets are typically used.


Name: Series of sharp recessions (EconomicRecession)
Description: a series of severe economic recessions


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A religion originating in ancient India


Name: Kansas City (Missouri) (City)
Description: The city that became a major meatpacking center due to increased rail infrastructure and the Texas cattle industry


Name: 1,200,000 members (Number of Members)
Description: The number of members of Protestant churches in Spain.


Name: Vegetable and fish-based stews (Food)
Description: Including caldo gallego, marmitako and various seafood dishes.


Name: Rice (Cereal)
Description: The world's most widely consumed cereal.


Name: White unicorn symbol of chastity (Action)
Description: -


Name: Lemon Opal (Gemstone)
Description: Precious opal with lemon color


Name: Fluorite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is the main source of fluoride and hence, fluorine


Name: 47 public airports (Number of Airports)
Description: The number of public airports in Spain


Name: Greek (Language)
Description: The name pyrite is derived from the Greek language.


Name: Democratic System (government system)
Description: The democratic system of the country


Name: British Royal Collection (Art Collection)
Description: A private collection owned by the British Royal Family


Name: Internal Fraud (Crime)
Description: Fraud committed by employees within an organization


Name: Pop artists (Art Movement or Group)
Description: A significant movement in popular and contemporary art focusing on the cultural impact of advertisements, pop culture, and mass media


Name: Magenta (Color)
Description: A color perceived by humans with a wavelength between approximately 510 and 546 nanometres


Name: State Trees of U.S. States (Botanical Species)
Description: The official trees of the states of the United States


Name: Dialogue between Democratic Union for Integration and VMRO-DMPNE (Political negotiation)
Description: A dialogue established to discuss the disputes between the two parties


Name: September 11 attacks (Terrorist Attack)
Description: A series of four coordinated terrorist attacks by the Islamic terrorist group al-Qaeda on the United States.


Name: natural areas tourism product in Brazil (tourism_product)
Description: The natural attractions of Brazil that offer various types of tourism experiences


Name: Artists (Profession)
Description: People who used red, black and white colors in their work during the Upper Paleolithic age


Name: Peter Paul Rubens (Person)
Description: A Flemish painter and a proponent of Baroque style


Name: Japanese Sword (weapon)
Description: The overall category that includes the Chokutō.


Name: Omine (Location)
Description: A mountain in Japan where women were historically banned


Name: 1970 (Year)
Description: The year Drammen Bridge was built


Name: rest of Europe (geopolitical_unit)
Description: Thessaly is connected to the rest of Europe


Name: Membership (UK) (Membership)
Description: The UK's membership in the European Union


Name: Federal Commonwealth (Political_entity)
Description: Represents Australia becoming a federal Commonwealth.


Name: Semiconductors with high thermoelectric figures of merit (Type of Semiconductor)
Description: Semiconductors with high thermoelectric figures of merit


Name: Plasmonic Core-Shell Nanoparticle (Physical Object)
Description: A specific type of core-shell nanoparticle, characterized by a plasmonic core


Name: Face-centered cubic structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: Structure of gamma manganese at room temperature


Name: Great Moravian castles (Castle)
Description: The fortified residences of the Great Moravia rulers.


Name: Foods (Nutrition Category)
Description: Any substance that people eat or drink in order to provide nutritional support for the body


Name: the Australasian tektites originated from the Rosse ejecta ray of the large crater Tycho on the Moon's near side (Concept)
Description: Claim about the origin of a specific group of tektites


Name: Highlands and Islands region (Geographical Location)
Description: A council area of Scotland


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


Name: Grey (Color)
Description: 254 true greys available in RGB Value


Name: Nabi Musa (Geographical location)
Description: Location of the Nabi Musa pilgrimage


Name: Our Mutual Friend (Novel)
Description: A novel by Charles Dickens that is partially set in Ipswich


Name: Portuguese colonial administration in Brazil (Administration)
Description: The governing body of Portugal's colony, Brazil


Name: Several cities in Andalusia (City)
Description: Cities in Andalusia that have been trying to improve their public transport systems


Name: Parthenon (Architectural Structure)
Description: An ancient temple on the Athenian Acropolis, Greece


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A country located in Northwestern Europe


Name: Seal (on stone steles) (Object)
Description: The impression of the seal on stone steles which were carved with the calligraphy of the Qianlong Emperor


Name: Digital Artists (Profession)
Description: These are artists who use digital tools to create art


Name: UConn Huskies women's basketball team (Sports_team)
Description: The women's basketball team at the University of Connecticut


Name: Coal (Resource)
Description: Solid carbonaceous mineral fuel


Name: Satellite Spectrometer (Scientific Instrument)
Description: An instrument placed in orbit around the Earth for the purpose of observing and analyzing various aspects of the Earth, the Moon, or other celestial bodies.


Name: Dong Fang Hong I (Satellite)
Description: The first Chinese satellite


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: A mineral commonly used as an abrasive


Name: Elemental Boron (Chemical Element)
Description: A rare and poorly studied chemical element with symbol B and atomic number 5


Name: Gemstones (Mineral)
Description: Decorative, precious or semi-precious stones.


Name: Same-sex Marriage (Social Issue)
Description: The practice of marriage between two people of the same sex


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


Name: Blood cell synthesis and function (Biological Process)
Description: The process of creating and maintaining blood cells


Name: Roman Lycurgus cup and Mesopotamian lusterware pottery (artefact)
Description: Artefacts from Classical Antiquity and Mesopotamia that show the use of nanoparticles.


Name: Secondary-level Certificate in Russia (Education certificate)
Description: The secondary-level education certificate awarded in Russia


Name: Michigan (State)
Description: The 26th state to join the United States, located in the Great Lakes region of the Midwest.


Name: Southern Finland (Location)
Description: One of the administrative divisions of Finland.


Name: Cutting, Grinding, Polishing Operations (Processes)
Description: The processes of shaping and polishing gemstones


Name: 10th and 11th centuries (time period)
Description: period from 10th to 11th centuries


Name: 94.58% of adults and 98.66% of youth (Percentage)
Description: The literacy rate for adults and youth in Colombia in 2015


Name: Construction Methods (Engineering Technique)
Description: Methods of constructing buildings using timber as the primary material


Name: 1904 (Year)
Description: The brick building was destroyed by fire in 1904


Name: 1934 until 1945 (time period)
Description: Time period between 1934 and 1945


Name: Shinkolobwe Mine (Location)
Description: A mine located in the Democratic Republic of the Congo


Name: Liu Xiang (character)
Description: A character in The Peony Pavilion who laments


Name: Green (Color)
Description: A color representing various concepts in the history and symbolism of Andalusia


Name: - (State)
Description: The absence of water in Ammolite.


Name: Bronze Age (Historical Period)
Description: A period in human history characterized by the widespread use of copper and its alloy, bronze.


Name: HTML and CSS (Programming Languages)
Description: Languages used in web development


Name: Iddingsite (mineral)
Description: A combination of clay minerals, iron oxides and ferrihydrite.


Name: Positive and Negative Infinity Values (Numerical values)
Description: Values defined as the result of arithmetic overflow, division by zero, and other exceptional operations


Name: Antônio Gonçalves Dias and Luís Carlos Martins Pena (People)
Description: Known playwrights in the 19th century.


Name: Flame-Fusion (Verneuil Process) (Process)
Description: The specific process used to produce synthetic ruby and sapphire


Name: Nabi Musa Festival (Event)
Description: A festival in modern Palestinian tradition, associated with Saladin and celebrated around the time of Easter.


Name: End of the Paleozoic era (Geological time period)
Description: A geological period that ended around 251 million years ago


Name: Granite (Igneous rock)
Description: Type of igneous rock, constitute approximately 16% of igneous rocks


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The United States is a party to the CBD.


Name: Filippo Olmi (person)
Description: An Italian mineralogist


Name: Pantone Textile Paper eXtended (TPX) (Color list)
Description: A color system developed by Pantone for textiles and papers


Name: Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) (Treaty)
Description: An international treaty whose objective is to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and weapons technology, to promote cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, and to further the goal of achieving a world without nuclear weapons.


Name: White and Silver Colored South Sea Pearls (ColorCombination)
Description: A combination of colors that South Sea Pearls can have


Name: Women (Group of People)
Description: Women who choose to serve in the Swiss Armed Forces


Name: Dustiness (Property)
Description: The tendency of a powder to generate particles in the air under a given energy input


Name: It is less important to showcase a stone's internal clarity (diamond cut usage context)
Description: The modern mogul cut can still be found in situations where it is not necessary to highlight the diamond's internal characteristics.


Name: Temperature Tolerance (Thermal property)
Description: The ability to withstand extreme temperatures


Name: Neodymium Magnets (physical object)
Description: Commercially available magnets made from neodymium


Name: Spain (country)
Description: Country that agreed to leave Spanish Sahara


Name: Solution and recrystallization (Geological process)
Description: The processes altering bedded cherts


Name: Legislation in all countries to accept only officially sealed packages of diamonds (Legislation)
Description: Laws requiring diamond packages to be officially sealed


Name: Ceres (initially) (asteroid)
Description: Initially thought to be a member of the Gefion family due to similar proper orbital elements


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: a country located in central Europe


Name: Google (Organization)
Description: A multinational technology company specializing in internet-related services, products, and platforms


Name: French national identity and sovereignty. (national identity)
Description: French national identity and sovereignty, for which Charles de Gaulle was a strong advocate.


Name: Hypoxic periods (Environmental Condition)
Description: Periods of low oxygen levels in seawater


Name: Lava Stone/Rock (Volcanic Rock)
Description: Terms used by marketers, can refer to various types of volcanic rocks


Name: Manganese (Mineral)
Description: A mineral from which manganese is obtained


Name: Dey (Political Leader)
Description: The dey who was a constitutional autocrat


Name: American and Canadian railroads (organization)
Description: Transportation companies operating in North America.


Name: Federal States (Bundesländer) (Administrative Division)
Description: The nine administrative divisions of Austria.


Name: northwest part of the Alps and Swiss Alps passes (Geographical Location)
Description: Region from which Canegrate culture migrated.


Name: World War II (Event)
Description: Global conflict from 1939 to 1945


Name: Pienza (City)
Description: A town in central Italy, known for its Renaissance architecture


Name: Cartilage (skeletal material)
Description: A type of tissue that a pliant skeleton may be composed of


Name: Kimberlite (Geological Formation)
Description: An igneous rock containing diamonds.


Name: TiO (Compound)
Description: A transition metal monoxide with rock-salt structure


Name: 6,487 km of motorways in Italy (Quantity)
Description: State-owned but privately operated by Atlantia


Name: Eco-efficient Production (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A strategy that aims to improve the efficiency of production processes while reducing waste and environmental impact


Name: World Economic Forum (Forum)
Description: An institution that discusses important issues.


Name: Cold Sharp Edge (Color Sequence)
Description: The sequence from black, deep violet, blue, cyan to white in color theory


Name: Iconoclasm (destruction of art)
Description: the destruction of art that is disliked or considered offensive


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A country located in northern Europe


Name: Pearl iridescence (Physical property)
Description: The iridescence that pearls display is caused by the overlapping of successive layers, which breaks up light falling on the surface.


Name: trace amounts of chromium and vanadium (Chemical Elements)
Description: The elements that give Colombian Emeralds their unique color.


Name: Modern Period (TimePeriod)
Description: The Modern Period


Name: A train (TrainLine)
Description: A train line operating on the IND Eighth Avenue Line in New York City


Name: And his work had a profound impact on our understanding of the fundamental laws of nature (Physics)
Description: Isaac Newton was a leading figure in German physics during the late 17th century. His work had a profound impact on our understanding of the fundamental laws of nature


Name: Mexican scholars (Group)
Description: The group that participated in the International Congress of Americanists


Name: Color of lettering on Mitome-in (Color)
Description: Colors that can be used for the lettering on a Mitome-in


Name: Slavic Population (Ethnic Group)
Description: Continuity of Slavic population in the valleys of the rivers of the Inner Western Carpathians.


Name: Virtually no water (<0.02 wt%) (Physical Property)
Description: One of the physical characteristics that distinguish tektites from terrestrial volcanic glasses


Name: Synagogues (Religious Structure)
Description: Historically and culturally important Jewish places of worship


Name: Jurchen people (ethnicity)
Description: A group of people who primarily wore Zuojun gowns


Name: ρ > 0 (Condition)
Description: The condition that the sphere is not a point or a plane


Name: Beryllium compounds (Compound)
Description: -


Name: Marie Curie (Person)
Description: Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist


Name: Tektites (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A type of natural glass found on Earth that originates from terrestrial debris ejected during the formation of an impact crater


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A European country


Name: Price per carat (Financial aspect of Gemstone)
Description: The cost associated with the weight of a gemstone.


Name: Olderfleet Castle (Castle)
Description: A castle located in Larne


Name: pearl dealers and wholesalers (Occupation)
Description: Group of people who use the momme measure


Name: Creation of National Commission for Security Guarantees (CNGSE) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Rebellions (Political)
Description: Localized uprisings against the central power during the regency


Name: Mexico City Metro, line 1 (Transportation System)
Description: The Mexico City subway system


Name: Designer Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware created by renowned designers, showcasing exceptional design and craftsmanship


Name: Mirror (Object)
Description: An object that reflects light or images.


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: The island nation of Taiwan


Name: Early United States (Country)
Description: The country where the Tuckahoe Marble was used as a building material


Name: Creation of Truth Commission (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Associated with low temperature maintenance when heated (Physical properties)
Description: Another physical property of gypsum


Name: Lindsay Chemical Division (Organization)
Description: First to commercialize large-scale ion-exchange purification of neodymium


Name: Steatite (Industry) (Geological Term)
Description: A high-purity talc rock suitable for the manufacturing of various products.


Name: Southern part (Region)
Description: Arvanite communities present


Name: Gavrilo Princip (Person)
Description: A Bosnian Serb who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo


Name: India (Kashmir) (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: Molten Sodium (Substance)
Description: A liquid state of the chemical element sodium


Name: Educación básica primaria (Educational Stage)
Description: The first stage of compulsory basic education in Colombia


Name: American filmmaking industry (industry)
Description: The film industry based in the United States


Name: Brahmanical motif (Religious tradition)
Description: Found in the Rigveda and Chandogya Upanishad.


Name: Mexican Revolution (1910–1920) (event)
Description: a revolution in Mexico from 1910 to 1920


Name: Colors (Concept)
Description: The visual perceptions aroused by the actual stimulus and sensations that are evoked by it as a result of its interactions with the eye and visual cortex.


Name: Truly valuable pearls (valuable pearls)
Description: Naturally colored pearls that are never dyed


Name: Western reports (Document)
Description: Reports from sources outside of China


Name: Neolithic society (society)
Description: Society marked by domestication, agriculture and richly depicted in the Tassili n'Ajjer paintings


Name: Aluminium Nitride, Aluminium Sulfide, Aluminium Halides (Compounds)
Description: Inorganic compounds containing aluminum


Name: Japanese term for 'green' (word)
Description: A term derived from two colors


Name: alm (Old Norse) (Language Term)
Description: An Old Norse term for 'grazing pasture'


Name: Flintlock Firearms (Weapon)
Description: A type of firearm that uses a spark to ignite black powder


Name: Unemployment Rate Statistics (economic)
Description: the unemployment rate statistics of the county's population


Name: Flat-ended terminals (artifact part)
Description: Called 'buffers' in some types


Name: US$53.6 billion on military annually (Expenditure)
Description: Annual military expenditure of France


Name: 1348 (Year)
Description: Year when Charles University was founded


Name: 37,665 students (fall 2016) (Student population)
Description: Number of students enrolled in fall 2016


Name: U.S. (Country)
Description: Short for the United States


Name: Judean brass (historical artifact)
Description: Ancient artifacts made of the alloy brass


Name: Alabama (Location)
Description: A state in the United States


Name: cerite (Mineral)
Description: Heavy mineral discovered in 1751


Name: Female jewellery worker (person)
Description: -


Name: Julius Pollux (Greek Grammarian)
Description: Lived in the second century AD, known for his work on grammar.


Name: K-1 heavyweight champion title (Title)
Description: a championship title in kickboxing


Name: Rhea (Mythological_Character)
Description: A Titaness in Greek mythology, wife of Cronus and mother of many of the Olympian deities


Name: Indus Valley Civilisation (Civilization)
Description: The civilization that highly valued lapis lazuli since ancient times


Name: Zirid rule (Historical Period)
Description: The period when the power and influence of the Zirids waned


Name: Angyria or Ageria, Aliki, Aneratzia, Vounia, Kamari, Campos, Langada, Maltes, and Marathi (Settlement)
Description: Various villages that were part of Iria municipality


Name: goods and services to other countries (economic_activity)
Description: As of the given context


Name: Fassa Valley (Valley)
Description: a valley in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol


Name: DanceEast (Organization)
Description: An organization that aims to promote dance in the East of England.


Name: Thin-skinned sedimentary folding (Geological Process)
Description: A type of geological process


Name: German Confederation (Historical Entity)
Description: A loose league of 39 sovereign states founded at the Congress of Vienna in 1815


Name: 100 million NIS, $30 million USD (Currency)
Description: The amount of the budget


Name: manufacturing processes (Process)
Description: Includes interchangeable parts and the assembly line.


Name: Pottery (Craft)
Description: The art or process of making ceramic products.


Name: Wives of Elites (Group of People)
Description: Wives of the upper class during the late Ming dynasty


Name: Dyes (Chemical Substance)
Description: For ornamental purposes


Name: American Civil War (historical event)
Description: Civil war that took place in the United States


Name: Mykola Skrypnyk (Person)
Description: Ukrainian communist politician


Name: Civilian Nuclear Power Plant (Infrastructure)
Description: A nuclear power plant used for civilian purposes


Name: Quantity of forgeries (Artifact Property)
Description: The number of forged engraved gems produced during the 16th century


Name: Strawberries, Raspberries, Blueberries, etc. (Product)
Description: Fruits grown under hothouse conditions in Almería and Huelva


Name: men of all ethnicities under its rule (ethnicity)
Description: All men who were subjects of the Qing Dynasty, regardless of their ethnicity.


Name: OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Supply Chains of Minerals from Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas (Policy)
Description: Guidelines provided by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) to ensure responsible sourcing of minerals


Name: Gerhard Berger (Person)
Description: An Austrian former Formula One driver


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


Name: Nanodiamonds (Materials)
Description: The nanoscale diamonds that share the properties of their larger counterparts.


Name: Salmon, Herring, Trout, Codfish, Seafood, Cheeses (brunost, Jarlsberg cheese, gamalost), Dairy products, Breads (Food Products)
Description: Various food items such as fish, cheeses, dairy products, and breads


Name: Bone (Biological tissue)
Description: The hard inner layer making up the skeleton


Name: Golden Yellow (Color)
Description: A specific shade of yellow, also known as 'yellow gold'.


Name: Acicular, Bladed, Dendritic, Equant, Prismatic, Tabular (types of crystal shapes)
Description: common types of crystal habits


Name: The Tale of Genji (literature)
Description: The Tale of Genji, a classic work of Japanese literature written by Murasaki Shikibu.


Name: Hydrographic Office (government department)
Description: Published the first official use of the new name Australia in 1830.


Name: The most famous Moroccan dishes (List of dishes)
Description: A list of traditional and iconic Moroccan dishes


Name: Metallic, shining gold (Material)
Description: The use of a metallic finish of paints added using fine aluminum powder and pigment to create a shiny gold effect.


Name: Ovenstones (German: Ofenstein) (Object)
Description: A carved stone base beneath a cast iron stove.


Name: Drummond Rennie and co-authors (Author)
Description: Authors proposing a radical conceptual and systematic change in the listing of authors in medical research journals


Name: International Civil Servants (Job Role)
Description: Civilian employees who are employed by an intergovernmental organization.


Name: King Albert II (Person)
Description: King of Belgium


Name: Capital Cities of U.S. States (Political Division)
Description: The city serving as the seat of government for a U.S. state


Name: Nanoscale (Physical Property)
Description: The range where the novel properties that differentiate particles from the bulk material typically develop


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The country that the geographical area now refers to


Name: Cleavage (Property)
Description: The quality of how cleanly and easily a mineral breaks


Name: Disinfection (Process)
Description: A process that eliminates most forms of disease-causing organisms


Name: Carthusian (Monastery)
Description: A Carthusian monastery


Name: New Side Effects Specific to the Nano-reformulation (Medical Issue)
Description: Side effects that are specific to the nano-reformulated version of a medicine


Name: Methanol Dehydrogenase (Enzyme)
Description: An enzyme that catalyzes the oxidation of methanol to formaldehyde.


Name: Royal Tombs of Mycenae (burial structure)
Description: Impressive tombs intended for the royal family of the city


Name: Maxtla (Tezozomoc's son) (Person)
Description: Son of Tezozomoc who saw Chimalpopoca as a competitor


Name: Trove of early Islamic gold coins (Collection of items)
Description: A collection of gold coins dating back to the late 9th century


Name: Guadalhorce, Guadalmedina, Guadalfeo, Andarax (also known as the Almería) and Almanzora (river)
Description: Rivers that flow into the Mediterranean


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country located in southern Europe


Name: Wood (material)
Description: extensively used in doors, windows, railings, and ceilings during the colonization of Antioquia


Name: free settlers (group_of_people)
Description: Willing immigrants


Name: Protestant Community in Tunisia (Religious Group)
Description: To a lesser degree, there is also a Protestant community among Christians in Tunisia


Name: the central and unifying concept of American anthropology (Concept)
Description: The central and unifying concept of American anthropology in the 20th century.


Name: Earth Science (Category)
Description: A category of sciences that studies Earth and its phenomena.


Name: Rock surrounding an intrusion (Geological Formation)
Description: The rock that surrounds a geological feature like an intrusion


Name: Switzerland's corporations (Business Entity)
Description: Companies based in Switzerland


Name: Clothing as indicated by the Song dynasty clothing system (action)
Description: Clothing prescribed by the Song dynasty clothing system


Name: Romantic historical canvases (Art Style)
Description: The type of paintings these artists were known for


Name: gem-quality emeralds (Emerald)
Description: High-quality emerald stones mined from the Kafubu River area


Name: London (city)
Description: The city where the Gold Fixing takes place


Name: Regency of Algeria (Historical entity)
Description: The political and administrative organization established in the central Maghreb in early 16th century.


Name: Four points that are not coplanar or Four conditions (Mathematical concept)
Description: A set of four distinct points in a three-dimensional space


Name: Cobalt(II) (Metal ion)
Description: As the blue chromophore since the Tang dynasty


Name: Czechia (Country)
Description: Neighboring country to the east


Name: Venice, Genoa, Pisa, Amalfi (City)
Description: Significant maritime republics in Italy during the medieval period


Name: Etruscans (Culture)
Description: An ancient Italian civilization, famous for their metalworking skills.


Name: 1811–12 New Madrid earthquakes (Natural Disaster)
Description: Series of four major earthquakes that struck the southeastern United States


Name: QGIS (Product)
Description: A free and open-source geographic information system (GIS) software for working with geospatial data


Name: environment (sector)
Description: the natural environment of Ukraine


Name: Alabama Secretary of State (State official)
Description: A member of the executive branch in the state of Alabama


Name: Norse Kingdom of the Isles (Historical Kingdom)
Description: A Norse kingdom established in the 9th century, encompassing the Outer Hebrides, Skye, and the islands formerly belonging to Dál Riata


Name: Czochralski process (Process)
Description: A method for growing large crystalline structures


Name: Ancient Greece (Historical Period)
Description: Ancient civilization in southeastern Europe


Name: 1869 (Year)
Description: The theater was built in 1869


Name: Probability of Heads being 0.5 (Property)
Description: The property that a fair coin has, where the probability of heads is exactly 0.5.


Name: Linens and other imported fibers (Material)
Description: Linens and other imported fibers


Name: Four books written from 1921 to 1934 (Book)
Description: Campaign for a radical restructuring of global monetary relationships


Name: Ghana Empire (Empire)
Description: The earliest of the Sudanic empires that flourished in the region encompassing present-day southeast Mauritania and southern Mali between the 4th and 13th centuries.


Name: International Energy Agency (IEA) (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that focuses on energy policy and security


Name: Light pink (Appearance color in thin section)
Description: The appearance color of Jerrygibbsite in thin section


Name: AVG Technologies (Company)
Description: The parent company of Avast Software


Name: Greek gems (Artifact)
Description: Decorative objects made from precious stones, with engravings or inscriptions, particularly from ancient Greece


Name: Cultural change (Social Phenomenon)
Description: The reconstruction or evolution of a cultural concept in society


Name: Improvement of maternal and child health outcomes in Algeria's healthcare system (Healthcare goal)
Description: The focus of the Algerian healthcare system on enhancing its maternal and child health outcomes


Name: Andalusia (Location)
Description: The southernmost autonomous community in Peninsular Spain.


Name: Cossacks (ethnic group)
Description: Eastern Slavic people of the steppe and forest-steppe regions of Eastern Europe


Name: Nanoose Bay (Place)
Description: A location in British Columbia, Canada


Name: Frisian Earizer (Artifact)
Description: The bracket widened slightly and the decorated button took the shape of a bird's head or griffin.


Name: 63% (Quantity)
Description: The percentage increase in engagement rings featuring a synthetic or lab-grown diamond in April 2022


Name: Black (Color)
Description: A color often associated with mourning, formality, and sophistication in fashion


Name: 35 B.C. (Time period)
Description: The year the dish was introduced to ancient Rome


Name: Brahman (Concept)
Description: The supreme spirit or the Ultimate Reality in Hinduism


Name: Cinema (Artform)
Description: The art of making motion pictures


Name: Sun (Celestial body)
Description: The sun, which illuminates the world, is used as a comparison for the size and impact of a carbuncle in one of Prester John's architectural wonders


Name: 100,000 Muslims (Group)
Description: The Muslim population in Greece, mostly located in Thrace


Name: Food and pharmaceuticals (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces food products and drugs for human consumption


Name: Muricids and ovulids (Species)
Description: Species of mollusks that feed on black corals


Name: Netherlands (country)
Description: The Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1815


Name: China (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in East Asia


Name: Li Zhi (person)
Description: a title used by both Tang Gaozu and Li Shimin, the founding and second emperor of the Tang dynasty


Name: Calcitonin (Hormone)
Description: A hormone secreted by the thyroid gland that regulates calcium metabolism.


Name: Metamorphic facies (Geological term)
Description: Recognizable terranes or zones with an assemblage of key minerals


Name: Federation Council (Legislative Body)
Description: The upper house of the Federal Assembly in Russia


Name: Aluminium hydroxide (Compound)
Description: A compound formed during the production of aluminum from its alumina ore


Name: AGS Laboratory (American Gem Society) (organization)
Description: An independent gemological laboratory and diamond certification service.


Name: Art Criticism (Activity)
Description: The act of examining and evaluating artworks.


Name: Indian Myths (Buddhist and Hindu) (Mythology)
Description: Influences in Japanese religious belief


Name: Breeding Season (Event)
Description: Period when Urban Red Foxes reproduce


Name: Pharmaceuticals (Substance)
Description: A substance that is used as a drug or medicine to prevent, treat, or relieve the symptoms of disease.


Name: New Phosphate Plant (Infrastructure)
Description: Planned phosphate plant in the Sdeh Brir area


Name: Algerian literature (Literature)
Description: The body of written works produced in Algeria


Name: EU Membership Bid (Political Aspiration)
Description: The bid for EU membership


Name: Medals of pure titanium (Artifact)
Description: To the player of the year in Australian rugby league.


Name: Fort Hamilton (Military Installation)
Description: The U.S. military's only active duty installation within New York City


Name: Tyndall Effect Colors (Color Category)
Description: Colors produced when a material is scored with fine parallel lines or formed of one or more parallel thin layers


Name: Vignette (toll sticker) (Transport Ticket)
Description: A toll sticker costing 40 Swiss francs


Name: high urbanisation rate (Property)
Description: A characteristic indicating the extent of urbanisation in a country.


Name: a nearby town (location)
Description: The location that the old woman betrayed according to legend


Name: 2010 Eurobarometer Poll (Poll)
Description: A survey conducted in Norway in 2010


Name: La Rambla, Córdoba (Location)
Description: A location in La Rambla, Córdoba


Name: Tahiti Nui (Geographical Area)
Description: The northwestern portion of Tahiti


Name: Swiss Federal Budget (Budget)
Description: The financial plan of the Swiss government for a fiscal year


Name: many colleges and universities with strong ceramics programs (educational institution)
Description: Many educational institutions in the United States with strong ceramics programs


Name: Impression, Sunrise (Artwork)
Description: Painting that gave its name to the Impressionist movement


Name: the act or state of including people in Collonges who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion but are counted (Attribute)
Description: The act or state of including people in Collonges who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion but are counted


Name: Cities closest to the coast of the Mediterranean (Location)
Description: The cities where Giallo antico was widely used for public buildings


Name: Blue pigments (Colorant)
Description: For oil painting


Name: holders of pilli status (individual)
Description: Individuals who held the status of pilli and were granted privileges


Name: Barbary macaques (Animal)
Description: The sole native monkey species in Algeria, also known as the Barbary ape


Name: European attempts to imitate Chinese porcelain (Action)
Description: Attempts made in Europe to imitate the porcelain made in China


Name: Metamorphic Temperatures (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Temperatures that result from metamorphism


Name: Peninsular Spain (Country)
Description: A geographical region of the Iberian Peninsula, which forms most of the territory of Spain.


Name: Electrolysis of molten beryllium chloride (process)
Description: A process used to obtain the metal


Name: Farmers from Flanders and Utrecht (People)
Description: Agricultural workers who drained and cultivated uninhabited swampy land in the Netherlands


Name: [Many British people] (Nationality)
Description: The people who are citizens or natives of the United Kingdom.


Name: Fire Insurance (Financial Service)
Description: A form of insurance that provides protection against financial loss resulting from damage, destruction or theft by fire


Name: ponds and streams (Geographical_feature)
Description: Natural water bodies


Name: Hematite mining (Mining activity)
Description: Underground mining activity of hematite.


Name: Oxford (City)
Description: The city is located northeast of Birmingham, and was incorporated on December 20, 1823.


Name: Sodium (ChemicalElement)
Description: The chemical element being produced using this method


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


Name: Jewelry Industry (Observation)
Description: No jewelry industry standard exists


Name: Metaconglomerate (Rock type)
Description: A rock type which originated from conglomerate after undergoing metamorphism


Name: Needle size non-standardization (Non-standardization)
Description: The lack of universally agreed upon standards for needle sizes


Name: Dissolution of the Soviet Union (Event)
Description: Key outcome of the Cold War


Name: Kawsmouth (Geographical Location)
Description: Point where the Kansas River enters the Missouri River


Name: Terry Pratchett (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: 0.0% (PercentageValue)
Description: The population growth rate in Maggia as of 2008.


Name: Ladybower Reservoir (Reservoir)
Description: A reservoir in the north of Derbyshire, England


Name: Original rock material (protolith) (Geological Formation)
Description: The original rock material that undergoes metamorphism


Name: Namya (Namyazeik) (Location)
Description: The most recently found ruby deposit in Myanmar


Name: [highways and expressways] (Road Types)
Description: The types of roads included in China's national road network


Name: Southwestern Wisconsin (geographical location)
Description: An area where similar types of agates to Lake Superior agate are found


Name: Each Saṅgha (Religious Group)
Description: each Buddhist Sangha after the schisms


Name: the sale between Peter Minuit and Lenape people (Event)
Description: The purchase of Manhattan Island by Dutch settlers


Name: Great Pyramid of Tenochtitlan (building)
Description: A pyramid in Tenochtitlan, the Aztec capital city


Name: 'the most widely marketed and meticulously manufactured imitation [pearl] today' (Description)
Description: A description of the Majorica pearls as given by Gems & Gemology


Name: Gold in background of paintings, glass in mosaics or windows (Materials)
Description: Used for expressing the higher glory of a heavenly world


Name: Cane (Weapon)
Description: A walking stick that sometimes incorporates a concealed blade.


Name: ancient bi (object)
Description: Ancient jade bi disk engraved with a message by the Qianlong Emperor


Name: Any color (Polyps color)
Description: Color variations of the polyps that live inside the coral's bark


Name: Mount Vernon (City)
Description: City with the highest population density in Westchester County


Name: a certain number of hectares of forest per capita (Number)
Description: The number of hectares of forest per capita in Austria


Name: world fairs of the late 19th century (event)
Description: expositions held in various parts of the world during the late 19th century


Name: Silicon influx into the ocean in coastal regions (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The amount of silicon entering the ocean via rivers in coastal areas.


Name: Magnesium salts (compound)
Description: Compounds containing magnesium


Name: 2009 (Year)
Description: A year in which a new variety of Nuummite was discovered.


Name: French troops (Military_unit)
Description: Troops of France that retreated to France after their defeat at Leipzig


Name: University of Paris (EducationalInstitution)
Description: Higher education institution in Paris, France


Name: American sovereignty (Sovereignty)
Description: The authority of the United States as an independent nation


Name: Kaliningrad Oblast (Geographical Region)
Description: a federal subject (territory) of Russia located on the Baltic Sea


Name: Albert Einstein (1879–1955) (Physics)
Description: Albert Einstein, German-born theoretical physicist, is famous for his theory of relativity and his explanation of the photoelectric effect


Name: Less Wage Difference (Economic Inequality Indicator)
Description: An indicator representing the gap between the lowest paid worker and the CEO in a given country.


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


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Country where the fashion of producing medals remained restricted until the end of the 15th century


Name: [brownish-black stains, small nodules] (Physical Properties)
Description: Visual properties of the compounds.


Name: utere fexix (good luck to the user) (text)
Description: A type of inscription found on amulets


Name: Pearls gathered in the wild (Jewelry Item)
Description: Pearls collected from mussels in the wild


Name: Ouro Preto (City)
Description: A city in Minas Gerais, Brazil.


Name: Switzerland (country)
Description: A country in central Europe known for its beautiful landscapes and rich history.


Name: Ways to ward against demonic influence (Concept)
Description: Methods taught by Christianity to avoid demonic influence


Name: Cutting (Past Method) (Process)
Description: The process of shaping and polishing gemstones in the past


Name: Spanish troops and Tlaxcalan allies (invading force)
Description: The Spanish soldiers along with their Tlaxcalan allies


Name: The Interpretation of Radium (1909) (Book)
Description: Book written by Frederick Soddy


Name: Chalcis (Euboea) (Geographical Entity)
Description: A city in Euboea, Greece


Name: Museum Departments (Organization)
Description: The departments of the museum developed by Frank Woolnough


Name: Renunciation (Buddhist Virtue and Practice)
Description: The intent for desirelessness, a Buddhist virtue and practice.


Name: Certain purple dyes (Substance)
Description: During his reign


Name: tectonic processes (Geological process)
Description: Metamorphic rocks can form due to tectonic activities such as continental collisions.


Name: Krasnodar Krai (Geographical Region)
Description: a federal subject (territory) of Russia located on the western coast of the Black Sea


Name: Jade (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is used to make jewelry and other decorative items


Name: Victorian Society (Registered Charity)
Description: A charity founded in 1958 that has objected to the preliminary visualisations of the interior of Ipswich Museum's redevelopment


Name: NIFL Premiership (League)
Description: The top-tier football league in Northern Ireland.


Name: HRD (Hoge Raad voor Diamant) (organization)
Description: The Diamond High Council of Antwerp, a diamond trading organization in Belgium.


Name: 2012 (Year)
Description: The year Mo Yan received the Nobel Prize


Name: Ukiyo-e (Art Form)
Description: A genre of Japanese art that developed during the Edo period, focusing on images of the floating world


Name: Jobs (Occupation)
Description: 9% of total employment and nearly 2 million jobs are linked to this industry


Name: Stephen Solomon (Person)
Description: An ophthalmologist who conducted research on the visibility of emergency vehicles.


Name: Killas (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation that underlies two thirds of Cornwall and parts of Devon


Name: Ancient Greek language and culture (Language and Culture)
Description: The term was adapted from the Ancient Greek word, opallios.


Name: Performing Artists and Orchestras (Group)
Description: Symphony orchestras, chamber music ensembles, and performing artists from around the world


Name: Song dynasty bureaucracy (Historical event)
Description: Centralized bureaucracy of the Song dynasty


Name: Uses (Property)
Description: The uses of a compound, in this case, silicon carbide's use as an abrasive and refractory material


Name: New Flemish Alliance (N-VA) (Political Party)
Description: A Flemish regionalist and liberal political party in Belgium


Name: Biwa Pearl Mussel (Species of Pearl Mollusk)
Description: Pearl mussel native to Lake Biwa used for culturing freshwater pearls


Name: Ancient individuals at Ifri n'Amr ou Moussa site (People)
Description: Individuals whose fossils were excavated from the Ifri n'Amr ou Moussa site in Morocco.


Name: Open-pit and underground mining practices (Activity)
Description: The methods of extracting malachite ore, which can lead to habitat and biodiversity loss


Name: Gem testing (Procedure)
Description: The procedure to determine the identity of a gem, although it is less common than using a refractometer.


Name: Millions of Slavs (group)
Description: millions of Slavs who were murdered during the implementation of Generalplan Ost


Name: Appalachian Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: The mountain range roughly following the border between New England and New York


Name: Boron (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol B and atomic number 5.


Name: Limeclasts (fragments of existing limestone or partially lithified carbonate sediments)
Description: Fragments that originate either close to or outside the depositional area


Name: Britain and France (PoliticalEntity)
Description: during the Crimean War


Name: European wine industry (industry)
Description: American rootstocks were used for grafting on European vines in the European wine industry.


Name: Spring Water Capital of Japan (Title)
Description: -


Name: Recorded temperature (ClimaticCondition)
Description: Temperature recorded by weather stations


Name: Atom or Ion (chemistry concept)
Description: A charged particle that consists of protons and neutrons (atom) or protons, neutrons, and electrons (ion)


Name: 16th century (Time Period)
Description: The end of the 16th century in chronology


Name: Seljuk Period (time_period)
Description: The period between 1071 and the beginning of the 14th century


Name: Dnipro (City)
Description: A city in Ukraine, following Kharkiv


Name: Scottish Parliament (Governmental Body)
Description: The devolved parliament of Scotland


Name: One critical report (Report)
Description: An evaluation or examination presented in a written document.


Name: Diamonds (gemstone)
Description: extremely hard crystalline material


Name: Queensboro Bridge (bridge)
Description: The longest cantilever span in North America from 1909 to 1917


Name: Video and Computer Artworks (artwork)
Description: a type of artwork that is created using digital technology


Name: Duke Albert V of Austria (Monarch)
Description: Ruled as Duke of Austria from 1404 to 1439


Name: Millions of lives and its colonies (Human loss and territorial change)
Description: The human casualties and lost territories suffered by Japan


Name: Phoenicia (Ancient Civilization)
Description: A civilization located in the Levant, modern-day Lebanon and Syria.


Name: New York State Government (Government)
Description: The government of the U.S. state of New York


Name: Portuguese (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Portugal.


Name: Make information public (Action)
Description: Companies must make their annual conflict minerals report public by posting it on their websites


Name: Atmospheric O2 levels (Environmental measurement)
Description: The amount of oxygen in the atmosphere.


Name: Neoclassical architectural movement (Art movement)
Description: An architectural style that drew inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman styles


Name: French Riviera (Tourist Destination)
Description: The second leading tourist destination in France.


Name: Hittite Empire (Empire)
Description: -


Name: Deeds or covenants (Document type)
Description: Legal documents that were formerly required to have a seal for validity


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: Indicates whether visual art has a more restrictive definition in the United States (true).


Name: The British crown jewels (artifacts)
Description: Artifact containing the Cullinan Diamond


Name: Freedom House (Organization)
Description: An organization that ranks countries in terms of freedom


Name: almost 300 km (200 mi) in diameter (geographical_feature)
Description: The surface of Ceres preserves large craters, up to approximately 300 kilometers in diameter


Name: South China Sea (Geographical region)
Description: A large sea in Southeast Asia.


Name: Sapphires found in other parts of the world (Mineraloid class)
Description: Common sapphire varieties worldwide.


Name: [1] (reference)
Description: Citation for information about equivalence between Bravais lattices


Name: Nuclear weapons (Weapon)
Description: Weapons that derive their destructive force from nuclear reactions


Name: Temperature Range of New York City (Temperature Range)
Description: The range from the coldest temperature of -15 °F to the hottest temperature of 106 °F