Name: Public Law (Legal Field)
Description: A category of law encompassing administrative and constitutional matters in France


Name: Piracy (Activity)
Description: The Barbary pirates engaged in piracy for personal gain and power.


Name: Germany's military (Military)
Description: The armed forces of Germany


Name: Dendra panoply (armor set)
Description: A complete set of armor made up of several elements of bronze.


Name: 10% of the population (demographic)
Description: 10 percent of the total population of Norway


Name: about 20,000 km2 (Area Measurement)
Description: The area spanned by the Golasecca culture.


Name: Moroccan Minister of Health, El Houssaine Louardi (Person)
Description: The former Moroccan Minister of Health who initiated the Moroccan Plan


Name: Jin (Historical event)
Description: Chinese dynasty that was overthrown by the Wei


Name: Fine Art and Design (Art Movement)
Description: None specified in the provided context


Name: PSOE-A, PP-A, and IULV-CA (political party)
Description: Political parties represented in the legislature


Name: Organolithium reagents (Compounds)
Description: Reactive chemicals used in organic synthesis


Name: Cartographical techniques (knowledge domain)
Description: The field of knowledge related to map-making.


Name: Ionian Islands Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: The influence of the Venetian style in the Ionian islands


Name: Himalayan states, Mongolia, Russian Kalmykia (Geographical area)
Description: Geographical areas where Vajrayana Buddhism is practised


Name: Carbon-carbon bonds (Chemical bond)
Description: A covalent chemical bond between two carbon atoms.


Name: Archaeological research in Northern Vietnam (Study)
Description: Research conducted in Northern Vietnam


Name: Neutron (particle)
Description: A neutral elementary particle found in the nucleus of every atom, being composed of three quarks held together by the strong nuclear force.


Name: Round Brilliant Diamond Cut (diamond cut)
Description: A popular diamond cut with 57 facets arrangements and proportions


Name: Crimean War (war)
Description: Conflict between the Russian Empire, the Ottoman Empire, France, and the United Kingdom


Name: Espionage Network (System)
Description: The espionage network used for social control in China


Name: Kandahar (city)
Description: The city of Kandahar captured by Nader Shah and his forces in 1738


Name: Vermont (State)
Description: The 14th state to join the United States, located in the New England region of the northeastern U.S.


Name: Pendeloque or Briolette (Diamond Shape)
Description: A pear-shaped diamond with triangular facets on both sides


Name: Lithium (Chemical Element)
Description: A lightest metal and the lightest solid element


Name: University of Linz (Austria) (Educational Institution)
Description: A public research university located in Linz, Austria.


Name: Agapitus (Person)
Description: A bishop of Synnada mentioned in the Roman Martyrology on 24 March as Bishop of Synnada


Name: Bit and Material (Object)
Description: Application of high temperature coolant onto bit and material during milling process


Name: British armed forces (Military Force)
Description: The military forces of the United Kingdom


Name: ASEA (Allmänna Svenska Elektriska Aktiebolaget) (Organization)
Description: Sweden's major electrical equipment manufacturing company


Name: Balto-Slavic branch of the Indo-European language family (Language family branch)
Description: Family to which Slavic languages belong


Name: Aldo Leopold, Arthur Carhart and Bob Marshall (Person)
Description: Three individuals who developed a 'wilderness' policy for the Forest Service


Name: Liamine Zeroual (Person)
Description: The former president of Algeria


Name: FLiBe (Salt Mixture)
Description: A eutectic salt mixture used as a solvent, moderator, and coolant in many hypothetical molten salt reactor designs.


Name: Taipei and Kaohsiung (city)
Description: Two largest cities in Taiwan by population


Name: Circulatory Function of Sea Urchin Circulatory System (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The function that the circulatory system plays in allowing a sea urchin to maintain homeostasis by delivering nutrients, oxygen, and removing waste products.


Name: biochemical oxidation reactions (BiochemicalProcess)
Description: -


Name: geology and mineralogy of this alpine territory (Subject)
Description: Study areas related to Predazzo's geological properties


Name: Vegoia (Person)
Description: A female figure who was one of the two initiators of Etruscan religious teachings.


Name: Standard Sizes of Mezzotint Prints (Size)
Description: The standard sizes used in England for mezzotint prints


Name: Jews, Roma and Sinti (Group)
Description: Groups of people ethnically or nationally identified as Jews, Romani people, and the Sinti


Name: Pashtunwali (Cultural practice)
Description: The code of conduct followed by the Pashtuns.


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


Name: Black and Old Gold (Color Combination)
Description: The official colors of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity are black and old gold.


Name: an international icon of Japan (status)
Description: symbol representing Japan on the global stage


Name: Chalets (BuildingType)
Description: A type of cottage or alpine house


Name: MusicalInstruments (Product)
Description: One of the exported products by Switzerland


Name: Services (Sector)
Description: An area of economic activity, primarily providing intangible goods or services


Name: Population Reference Intake (PRI) (Health Concept)
Description: An alternative name for Dietary Reference Values in certain contexts


Name: Bedded chert or Nodular chert (Geological structure)
Description: Bedded: Layers or strata of rock; Nodular: Round, nodule-like lumps within other rocks


Name: Romano Prodi (Person)
Description: Italian economist and politician, former President of the European Commission


Name: 20% decrease in ionic radius (Physical property)
Description: A 20% reduction in the size of the Fe2+ ion


Name: Use (Building Usage)
Description: The use of the building over its lifetime.


Name: Fashion Changes (Social Phenomenon)
Description: Changes in fashion trends


Name: Silica Content (Geological Criteria for Classification)
Description: The most important chemical criterion for classifying igneous rock


Name: Gel (Substance)
Description: The silica-rich substance formed from the mineral-laden water in the pores and cells of the dead organism.


Name: [nearly 15,000 specially protected natural territories] (Protected Areas)
Description: Designated areas for the preservation of wildlife and habitats


Name: Sedimentary Markings (Geological Feature)
Description: The trace of sediments left in a rock or soil due to the movement of water, wind, or ice


Name: Owners or collectors (Individual)
Description: individuals who own or collect paintings or books


Name: Madder (Plant)
Description: A plant whose root could be made into a red dye


Name: The wedding of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, and Isabella of Portugal (Event)
Description: A significant event in history marking the marriage between two notable figures.


Name: Xungen literature (Literature)
Description: A literary genre influenced by magic realism


Name: approximately 2,000 (Number)
Description: The approximate population of Onsernone


Name: Mountain Range (Geographical Feature)
Description: A geographical feature, specifically a mountain range.


Name: Wampanoags (tribe)
Description: Tribe that occupied southeastern Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and the islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.


Name: Berries (Fruit)
Description: The fruit produced by the Gooseberry plant.


Name: Dry cell (Material)
Description: A type of primary cell that uses a zinc anode and a carbon cathode, with an electrolyte (usually a paste) containing ammonium chloride or zinc chloride.


Name: Diversity and complexity (Quality)
Description: A characteristic or state of being abundant in resources, qualities, or items.


Name: Commercially favorable concentrations in saline waters (Geographical Location or Resource)
Description: Bodies of water with high mineral concentration that can be economically extracted


Name: English names Greece and Greek (Country name)
Description: The English names Greece and Greek are derived, via the Latin Graecia and Graecus


Name: Waelz process (Process)
Description: A thermal-chemical process for recovering zinc from municipal waste, industrial waste, and secondary raw materials.


Name: Trundholm sun chariot (Bronze Age artifact)
Description: Artistic object from the Bronze Age


Name: Longest Stretch Supporting Winning Presidential Candidate (Political Term)
Description: A term used to describe a state that has supported the winning presidential candidate for an extended period


Name: All gold's radioisotopes (Radioactive Isotope)
Description: Thirty-six radioisotopes with atomic mass ranging from 169 to 205


Name: American Revolution (historical event)
Description: a war fought between the Thirteen Colonies and Great Britain, which resulted in independence for the colonies


Name: Rembrandt (Person)
Description: Protestant Netherlandish painter who used sober new palette of blacks and browns


Name: Fine furniture, millwork, and flooring (Product)
Description: Products made from the Spessart Oak


Name: Agriculture (Industry)
Description: Traditional industry of Kawamata


Name: Fire Prevention and Fire Protection (Safety Measure)
Description: Measures taken to prevent fire incidents or minimize their impact


Name: Bayer process (Process)
Description: The process purifies bauxite to yield alumina, an essential step in the modern production of aluminium


Name: Nuclear Decay (Process)
Description: A radioactive decay process where a proton in the atomic nucleus transforms into a neutron, accompanied by the absorption of an electron.


Name: Japanese pearl industry (Industry)
Description: The Japanese pearl market and its practices


Name: Venus (Planet)
Description: The second planet from the Sun in the Solar System.


Name: Jasper Stone Company and Quarry, Jasper, Minnesota (MiningLocation)
Description: A quarry site for Sioux Quartzite in Jasper, Minnesota


Name: Life and Growth (Living Concept)
Description: Concepts related to life and growth, associated with green in China


Name: Metabasalt (Rock type)
Description: When examination shows protolith was basalt


Name: National Medal of Science (Government Award)
Description: Government award he was awarded


Name: Alchemists (China and West) (Science)
Description: Favoured orpiment, a mineral producing an orange pigment in their search for gold


Name: Importance of Iron (Symbolic Role)
Description: The importance and significance of iron in various contexts, such as war efforts


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


Name: Lack of Visibility of Red Fire Engines (Concept)
Description: The phenomenon that traditional red fire engines are less visible at night.


Name: Newton's category boundaries (Color Category Boundaries)
Description: Category boundaries that were reconstructed by Grassmann in terms of wavelengths.


Name: Individual's choice of accessory (Choice)
Description: The type of accessory that an individual chooses to wear or carry to complement their outfit can be determined by several factors


Name: Neodymium Magnets (physical entity)
Description: Large, high-power-to-weight ratio permanent magnets


Name: Christian Krohg (Artist)
Description: Realist painter famous for paintings of prostitutes


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


Name: Scientific Applications (Application)
Description: Applications including holography, education, and more


Name: Cook (Person)
Description: British explorer


Name: Moroccan Club of Innovation (Club)
Description: A club for innovation in Morocco


Name: 42nd Royal Highland Regiment (Military Unit)
Description: The regiment that originated the smaller version of hackle


Name: Chinese power (Political Entity)
Description: The political power or influence of China


Name: Piz Bernina (Mountain Peak)
Description: The highest peak in the Eastern Alps


Name: Detonation (Process)
Description: The process of detonating a metal chamber containing carbon-containing explosives


Name: Benjamin Keen (Person)
Description: An assessor of William Hickling Prescott's history


Name: emperors, princes, officials (royalty or official class)
Description: According to their titles during specific occasions


Name: Cape York meteorite (Geological Entity)
Description: Specific type of iron meteorite


Name: Fossil (Geology)
Description: A fossil found in rock that accumulated significantly later than when the fossilized animal or plant died.


Name: - (-)
Description: No description needed


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A reddish-orange, ductile metal with excellent thermal and electrical conductivity


Name: Alleviate poverty and empower marginalized communities (Goal)
Description: Objective of improving socioeconomic conditions for marginalized communities.


Name: class (Role)
Description: Representation context for the golden eagle entity in the ontology


Name: Han dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A major Chinese dynasty that ruled China from 206 BC to 220 AD


Name: Cubism (Art Movement)
Description: A style that developed in France, focusing on the volume and space of sharp structures within a composition.


Name: Buddhist modernism (Religious movement)
Description: A response to some of the challenges faced by Buddhism


Name: Hot Concentrated Sulfuric Acid (Substance)
Description: A strong acid


Name: rich musical tradition of flamenco songs (music_tradition)
Description: Includes cartageneras


Name: Perun (Slavic deity)
Description: The maker of lightning, to whom they made sacrifice


Name: Czochralski process or Bridgman technique (Industrial techniques)
Description: Specific industrial methods used to create large single crystals


Name: Diverse Culture and Ethnicity Center (Category)
Description: A city that is home to a wide variety of cultures, ethnicities, and traditions.


Name: Broadway and West 215th Street (Building)
Description: Offices are typically located on second floors over retail, or in the neighborhood's sole office building.


Name: Non-surgical amputation or capital punishment by decapitation (Punishment)
Description: Acts of punishment that inflict pain or harm resulting in death or loss of a body part


Name: Suicide Rate (Statistic)
Description: Belgium has one of the highest suicide rates in the developed world.


Name: East Boston and Winthrop, Massachusetts (Geographical Location)
Description: The geographical location of Logan Airport


Name: Two meals a day (Food)
Description: Two meals offered by Al-Husaynis for the Nabi Musa worshippers over a week.


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


Name: Leaves (Part of a plant)
Description: Leaves of green plants


Name: Location of Mouth (Physical Position)
Description: The position of the sea urchin's mouth on its test.


Name: The third type of Hornfels (Geological Rock)
Description: The third type of hornfels.


Name: Friedrich Wilhelm IV (1795–1861) (Monarchs)
Description: Friedrich Wilhelm IV, King of Prussia from 1840 to 1861


Name: 1926 (Year)
Description: The year 1926


Name: Most other metals (Class)
Description: A general category of materials, typically characterized by a high melting point and good conductors of electricity and heat.


Name: Anxiety of modern man (Emotion)
Description: Edvard Munch represents the anxiety of modern man


Name: Ammunition Control Policy (Policy)
Description: The ammunition control policy of Switzerland.


Name: European settlement (Historical event)
Description: Event when European settlers arrived in Australia


Name: Brown Mica (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that can be found in some spots within the hornfels


Name: Semiconductor (Material)
Description: A solid with properties between a conductor and an insulator.


Name: Places of Worship (location)
Description: Locations where these designs are primarily employed


Name: Mazigh (Tribal surname)
Description: Used in Roman Mauretania Caesariensis


Name: Golden era of Castilian literature (Era)
Description: Literary era in 16th and 17th centuries


Name: Amount of melt produced (Geological Property)
Description: The amount of magma produced during the formation of oceanic crust


Name: 'folk religion' (Religion)
Description: One of the three Hindu religions


Name: Strabo's time (Time Period)
Description: When Synnada was a small town, according to Strabo


Name: Drenthe (Geographical region)
Description: A region in the Netherlands


Name: number of Diatoms (Quantity)
Description: The number of diatoms that can double under ideal conditions


Name: Animals (including Humans) (Lifeform)
Description: Its exact function remains unclear.


Name: Non-spectral Colors (Color)
Description: Colors that are mixtures of various wavelengths of light


Name: Anarchism and general radicalism (Political ideology)
Description: They became part of the heritage of the stone carvers in Carrara.


Name: Government (Institution)
Description: A system or group exercising authority over an organized community, a set of social institutions, and the territory on which they are located.


Name: Social and Cultural Revival (Movement)
Description: Movement led by the elite of the time who became aware of the risks of loss of the musical heritage


Name: Crystallographic structure, Mineral formula, Mineral group, Tectosilicate, Phyllosilicate, Amphibole, Mica, Pyroxene, Feldspar, Olivine, Orthoclase, Anorthite, Albite, Orthopyroxene, Clinopyroxene, Augite, Hornblende, Biotite, Muscovite, Garnet, Staurolite, Andalusite, Kyanite, Sillimanite, Corderite (Geological terms and concepts)
Description: A list of mineralogical and petrographical terms


Name: mianfu ranking system (Ranking System)
Description: The clothing-ranking system used in the Zhou dynasty


Name: Habsburgs in Spain and Austria (Dynasty)
Description: The Habsburg dynasty supporting the Catholic party


Name: French Academy of Sciences (Organization)
Description: A French learned society focused on science


Name: to make announcements in public and crowds (Task)
Description: One of their roles


Name: Archaeologists and Historians (Professions)
Description: Professionals who have identified the geographical location of Tel Arad


Name: Parent Duchy and Surrounding Principalities (Political Entity)
Description: The duchy that Moscow was a part of and the surrounding principalities.


Name: Several qualitative weathering indices (AnalysisTechnique)
Description: Methods used to quantify the degree of alteration that a meteorite has experienced


Name: US$24 million (in 2008) (Monetary value)
Description: The price the Wittelsbach Diamond fetched at a Christie's auction in 2008


Name: Epsom salts (Chemical compound)
Description: A mineral composition known as magnesium sulfate


Name: Language spoken in Maggia (as of 2000) (Language)
Description: The languages spoken by the population of Maggia as of 2000.


Name: Edvard Munch (Artist)
Description: Symbolist/expressionist painter who became world-famous for The Scream


Name: Media Censorship by Authorities (Action)
Description: Since the recent democratic transition


Name: Continental Mainland (South America) (Location)
Description: The mainland where Santa María la Antigua del Darién was founded


Name: Light blue color (Color)
Description: The color of the background of Arad's flag


Name: Stabilize and preserve the form of the cells (function of cytoskeleton)
Description: -


Name: Pre-existing Rocks (Geological Entity)
Description: Rocks in either a planet's mantle or crust


Name: Quartzite (Rock)
Description: Very hard rock composed predominantly of an interlocking mosaic of quartz crystals.


Name: 1980s (Time period)
Description: The year range 1980 to 1989


Name: flattened triple gold string (Accessory)
Description: A specific type of waist string made of gold


Name: rapidly growing demand for high quality borates (Demand)
Description: The rapidly growing demand that Chinese boron producers have failed to meet


Name: - (Artistic Value)
Description: The artistic value of ukiyo-e prints


Name: Manhattan Project (Project)
Description: The project that developed the first atomic bombs during World War II


Name: 61st largest developer of information technology (Quantity)
Description: Brazil's position in global IT development according to the Global Information Technology Report 2009–2010


Name: China (country)
Description: The People's Republic of China


Name: Aleksandr Dugin (Philosopher)
Description: Known for his fascist views and regarded as the 'guru of geopolitics'


Name: The West (Region)
Description: Western countries, primarily for economic and political benefits.


Name: Second Sino-Japanese War (war)
Description: The Second Sino-Japanese War


Name: Color Lithography (Technique)
Description: Printing technique that led to the broad circulation of holy cards


Name: Italy (PoliticalEntity)
Description: completed unification in 1870


Name: Arseniates (Chemical Compound)
Description: A class of inorganic arsenic compounds


Name: Neurotoxins (Toxin)
Description: Substances that cause damage to the nervous system


Name: Virtually any element (Elements)
Description: A wide range of chemical elements


Name: Ancient Roman pottery and Greek Tanagra figurines (Art form)
Description: Objects that benefited from the use of moulds


Name: +3, although some compounds are known with an oxidation state of +2 (Oxidation State)
Description: The typical and most common oxidation state of lanthanum.


Name: Greenhouse Gas Emissions (Environmental Phenomenon)
Description: Gases in an atmosphere that cause the greenhouse effect by trapping longwave radiation.


Name: Telemedicine and digital health for rural areas in Algeria's healthcare system (Technological innovation)
Description: The promotion of telemedicine and digital health solutions as a means to increase accessibility to healthcare services in remote and underserved regions within the Algerian healthcare system


Name: Neodymium Mining Areas (Location)
Description: Areas where neodymium is mined


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The political entity in question


Name: Al-Andalus (Location)
Description: A region of the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages


Name: Sirmium (City)
Description: A city that used to be located at the running back of the river Danube


Name: Tschuigumo (Yōkai)
Description: The male version of the horrific Jorōgumo spider


Name: Fusion crust (Geological feature)
Description: Thin layer that solidifies on the meteoroid's surface


Name: Chalcopyrite (CuFeS2) (Mineral)
Description: A common sulfide mineral found alongside Pyrite in some geological contexts


Name: gowns worn by university professors in the Middle Ages (Artifact)
Description: Robes worn by Medieval professors and priests


Name: Donbas (Region)
Description: Eastern Ukraine region encompassing Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts.


Name: Billie Jean King National Tennis Center (Tennis Stadium)
Description: The main tennis stadium at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center


Name: Vopli Vidoplyasova, Dakh Daughters, Dakha Brakha, Ivan Dorn and Okean Elzy (Music Groups)
Description: Groups or performers that have contributed to the rise of Ukrainian pop and folk music


Name: Itoigawa-Shizuoka Tectonic Line (Tectonic line)
Description: A major fault that runs from Itoigawa, through Lake Suwa to the city of Shizuoka in Shizuoka Prefecture, forming the western border of the Fossa Magna.


Name: Swiss Italian (Language)
Description: The language used for most written communication in the canton


Name: Car travel (Transportation Mode)
Description: Travel done by car in the Netherlands


Name: Lager, Zwicklbier, and Wheat beer (Drink)
Description: The most popular types of beer are lager (known as Märzen in Austria), naturally cloudy Zwicklbier and wheat beer.


Name: all aspects of transportation except for customs, immigration, and security (Transportation Category)
Description: Excluding customs, immigration, and security.


Name: Coral (color) (Color)
Description: A color represented by various tones of orange, red and pink


Name: street parades (Event)
Description: Public events held on streets


Name: The University of Algiers (University)
Description: Oldest university in Algeria founded in 1879


Name: Skull (Anatomical part)
Description: The skull of the red fox


Name: No.2 seam (Mineral Seam)
Description: A mineral seam mined at the Nchwaning mine, stratigraphically placed above the No.1 seam


Name: Government of Colombia (Political Entity)
Description: Primary responsibility for internal security and law enforcement


Name: Worldwide sculptors (Occupation)
Description: People who create three-dimensional works of art


Name: Myanmar-Australia Free Trade Agreement (MAFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A proposed free trade agreement between Australia and Myanmar. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: Chrysaorian League (Loose Federation)
Description: A federation of nearby cities linked by economic and defensive ties.


Name: Greek mathematicians (Historical figures)
Description: Mathematicians from Ancient Greece


Name: Tahiti (Location)
Description: An island in French Polynesia


Name: Yule Marble Quarry (Quarry)
Description: The quarry that reopened in September 1990


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


Name: Avoriaz (France) (village)
Description: a car-free village in France


Name: Rich and varied Greece (Attraction)
Description: A gastronomic adventure waiting for you in every corner of this beautiful country


Name: Modern era (1992–present) (event)
Description: A period of significant social, economic, political, and cultural change in Eastern Europe following the dissolution of the Soviet Union


Name: Portrait Medals (Artwork)
Description: Portraits of princes and scholars created by Pisanello in the 1440s.


Name: Art (Art)
Description: Creative works intended for beauty, admiration, or use


Name: Mediterranean Sea (Sea)
Description: Influences the climate of Ticino


Name: Swords (weapon)
Description: Generic swords


Name: 15th century's art in the Low Countries (Art Period)
Description: Jan van Eyck dominates 15th-century art in the Low Countries


Name: Terrestrial plants (Organism)
Description: Plants that grow on land


Name: 400 news agencies (Number of entities)
Description: The count of news agencies within the country


Name: US$50,000 per year (Monetary Value)
Description: The approximate median annual income of a fine artist in the US


Name: Series of paintings depicting the people and their customs of different Colombian regions (Artwork)
Description: The art produced by Ramón Torres Méndez in the mid-19th century


Name: Flint Tools (artifact)
Description: tools made from flint, approximately 1.5 million years old


Name: vitreous or shiny (Luster value)
Description: A luster value for Jerrygibbsite


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


Name: Health Literacy (Health Education)
Description: The degree to which individuals can obtain, process, and understand basic health information.


Name: lithium ions, cathode, anode, electrolyte solution (Process)
Description: Working principle of Lithium-ion batteries


Name: Historical documents (Documents)
Description: Scientific research recorded in Latin, German and later in Czech


Name: Core-shell structures (Structure)
Description: Structures resulting from the sequential growth schemes of nanoparticles using inert-gas condensation


Name: Waste Disposal through Combustion (Action)
Description: Method of waste disposal involving burning the waste


Name: European Union-Australia Free Trade Agreement (EU-AFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A proposed free trade agreement between Australia and the European Union. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: taifa dynasties (dynasty)
Description: Dynasties that ruled during the taifa period


Name: Romans (Ancient People)
Description: The people who lived in the Roman Empire from its legendary founding in 753 BC to 476 AD


Name: Two Main Categories: Intrusive and Extrusive Igneous Rocks (Classification of Igneous Rock)
Description: The two main subcategories of igneous rocks based on how they cool and solidify.


Name: Stone steles (Object)
Description: Stone steles on which the calligraphy of the Qianlong Emperor and his seal were engraved


Name: The majority of fraud in the United Kingdom was perpetrated from industrial-scale scamming call centres in Asia (Statement)
Description: -


Name: Heatwaves (WeatherEvent)
Description: Heatwaves in Australia during 2019


Name: Potassium salts (Compound)
Description: The largest deposits ever found lie 1,000 meters (3,300 feet) below the surface of Saskatchewan


Name: Austrian Parliament (Governmental Body)
Description: The legislative body of Austria during the specified period


Name: Hills and low mountain ranges (Geographical feature)
Description: Land features that are not high enough to be considered a mountain range


Name: Public spending on education (SocialService)
Description: The amount of money spent by the government on education as a proportion of gross domestic product.


Name: The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (Government agency)
Description: City department responsible for restaurant inspection


Name: Felsic igneous, sedimentary, and hydrothermally altered rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Topaz is an accessory mineral to these types of rocks


Name: Properties of materials (Material properties)
Description: The physical, chemical, and other properties of crystalline materials


Name: CometHale-Bopp (Comet)
Description: A long-period comet discovered on 1973 July 24 by Alan Hale and Thomas Bopp


Name: Western techniques in art (Art Technique)
Description: From the 1900s onwards


Name: Conservative values of realism (Artistic style)
Description: The traditional form of art at that time.


Name: Hindu scriptures (texts)
Description: Religious texts of Hinduism


Name: Silk (Material)
Description: A luxurious textile produced by silkworms.


Name: AT&T (Company)
Description: An American multinational telecommunications company


Name: Other Wavelengths (Electromagnetic Spectrum)
Description: Spectrum consisting of various wavelengths


Name: trade_relations (Economy)
Description: The economic and political interactions between countries, particularly the exchange of goods, services, technology, and ideas


Name: Purple gown (Clothing)
Description: The garment worn by officials of third ranks and above in the Song dynasty, later changed to officials of fourth rank and above.


Name: Titanium dioxide (TiO2) (CompoundClass)
Description: The most important oxide of titanium


Name: European shipping (Transportation)
Description: Shipping vessels belonging to European countries.


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


Name: Nacre (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that forms the inner shell layer of mollusks


Name: α-uranium trioxide (Compound)
Description: A compound with oxygen in place of fluoride


Name: making images without text (Printing Application)
Description: Woodcut is most extensively used for making images without text.


Name: Middle Mississippi, Ohio river valleys, southeast, upper river (Geographical regions)
Description: The geographical areas where the Mississippian culture left mounds.


Name: Japanese Art (Art Form)
Description: The art that has been greatly influenced by the country's history


Name: Lodewyk van Berquem (Person)
Description: Flemish polisher who introduced the technique of absolute symmetry in diamond cutting


Name: Die casting, spin casting, automotive, electrical, and hardware industries (Applications)
Description: The uses of these alloys in various industries


Name: writing books and lecturing on science (Activity)
Description: Activities in later life of Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Obninsk in the Soviet Union (Nuclear Power Station)
Description: The world's first commercial scale nuclear power station.


Name: In-ear Headphones (technology)
Description: Earbuds designed to be inserted into the ear canal


Name: titles held by the aristocracy (Title)
Description: Titles held by members of the local aristocracy


Name: Ternary Plot (Graphical Representation)
Description: A plot used to represent the chemical composition of a ternary system, which consists of three components.


Name: British Army (Military Unit)
Description: The main land-based component of the British Armed Forces


Name: Medieval Geographers (Group)
Description: Geographers who used the name Al-Jazāʾir to refer to the islands


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The species Homo sapiens


Name: Hydropower (Energy Source)
Description: The production of power through water flowing or falling


Name: two independents serving in the Senate (political body)
Description: Two independent senators serving in the Senate from New England


Name: Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican cultures (Culture)
Description: The jade in Guatemala was utilized by the pre-Columbian Mesoamerican cultures


Name: Protestant invasion (Event)
Description: The Protestant invasion provided the Spanish and Austrians with an excuse to invade the Leagues


Name: Explosions (Event)
Description: A violent event caused by the rapid release of energy, in this context due to combustible powders


Name: Massive Buildings That Are Challenging To Integrate (Building Type)
Description: The category of buildings that Millau Viaduct represents.


Name: Traces of iron in its oxidized and reduced forms (Chemical compound)
Description: Traces of iron in their oxidized and reduced forms.


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: Modern day Netherlands conquered by Roman Empire


Name: Slavic tribes (in Macedonia) (historical group)
Description: Slavic tribes that settled in the region of Macedonia


Name: Roman Catholicism (Religion)
Description: The largest branch of Christianity in Colombia


Name: Subglacial Lakes and Oceans (Geological Feature)
Description: Large bodies of water beneath the surface of Ceres, hidden by thick layers of ice


Name: Thunderbolts (Mythical Object)
Description: Objects believed to ward off harm by lightning in the folk tradition.


Name: 'Vaishnavism and Shaivism' (Religion)
Description: Two of the 'founded religions'


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: North Atlantic Treaty Organization


Name: Emergency vehicles (Transportation)
Description: Vehicles used in emergencies


Name: [Fukuda, Iizaka, Kotsunagi, Ōtsunagi, Ojima, Tomita, Yamakiya] (locations)
Description: Seven neighboring villages merged into Kawamata Town


Name: Hindus (Adherent)
Description: Practitioners of the Hindu religion


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


Name: French Wars of Religion (conflict)
Description: Forced Huguenots to flee to Protestant regions


Name: Electric vehicles (Application)
Description: Vehicles that run on electric power


Name: Eastern Siberia (Region)
Description: A region in eastern Russia


Name: *Tengri (Deity)
Description: *Taŋgiri is an alternative etymology of Tengri.


Name: Congress of Vienna (HistoricalEvent)
Description: An international conference held in 1815 that re-established Swiss independence and recognized permanent Swiss neutrality.


Name: Malaga (city)
Description: A city in al-Andalus, Spain


Name: Athena (Mycenaean Deity)
Description: A deity mentioned in Mycenaean scripts, possibly a mistress.


Name: Ivan Kotliarevsky (Person)
Description: Ukrainian writer, considered as the father of literature in the Ukrainian vernacular


Name: Immanuel Kant (philosopher)
Description: German philosopher whose work fundamentally influenced the development of Western philosophy and continental philosophy as well


Name: Steel (Metal)
Description: A strong, malleable, iron-carbon alloy that is hard when cooled


Name: Wetumpka Crater (Impact Crater)
Description: A 1,000-foot-wide meteorite impact crater


Name: Regional Natural Parks (France) (Natural Area)
Description: The network of regional natural parks in France


Name: Andalusians (people)
Description: People of Andalusia who are devoted to the Virgin Mary


Name: Average Commute Time (Statistic)
Description: The average commute time in Cresciano


Name: hasty defence preparations due to an imminent attack (Action)
Description: The Linear B archives found at Pylos mentioned hasty defense preparations due to an imminent attack, but they do not specify the attacking force


Name: Mining of Hunsrück slate (Activity)
Description: The process of extracting Hunsrück slate from the ground


Name: Chinampas (Agricultural Land Feature)
Description: Artificial islands used for agriculture in the Valley of Mexico


Name: global fame (Fame Level)
Description: Recognition and admiration by a large number of people around the world


Name: Physics and Chemistry (Nobel Prizes)
Description: Awarded twice, once for Physics (shared with her husband Pierre Curie) and once for Chemistry


Name: [589 days] (Duration)
Description: The length of time it took to form a government after the 2010 federal election in Belgium.


Name: Hardness tests (Test method)
Description: Tests used to identify diamonds, but have drawbacks such as being potentially destructive or dangerous.


Name: Archaeologists (Profession)
Description: Experts who study past human life and culture by examining artifacts, structures, and environmental data.


Name: both Han Chinese and Mongol clothing (cultural_artifact)
Description: Ming dynasty clothing styles absorbed elements of both Han Chinese and Mongol clothing.


Name: Onsernone (Village)
Description: A village in Ticino, Switzerland.


Name: Nano-reformulations of Existing Medicines (Medical Product)
Description: Modified versions of existing medicines in nanoscale form


Name: Zinc (Metal)
Description: The metal John Lane is said to have carried out experiments on.


Name: Sulayman (Person)
Description: Brother of Hisham I, who revolted and sought refuge among the Berbers


Name: 3.28–3.33 (Measurement Scale)
Description: A measure of the density of minerals


Name: O. B. Bøggild (Person)
Description: The person who defined Nuummite scientifically.


Name: Expression of sober virtue (cultural interpretation)
Description: Interpretation of sober virtue through clothing


Name: Hunsrück and Taunus regions, Germany (Location)
Description: Regions in Germany


Name: Calcium Carbonate, Building Stone, Nepheline Syenite, Olivine, Iron, Titanium, Nickel (Mineral)
Description: Significant mineral resources


Name: Modernist Authors (Literary Movement)
Description: A group of authors who wrote during the modernist period, primarily in the United States.


Name: Renaissance (Time Period)
Description: A cultural movement in Europe from the 14th to the 17th century.


Name: World Tourism Organization (Organization)
Description: An international organization related to tourism


Name: Baháʼí centers (Religious Center)
Description: Baháʼí centers exist in Alabama, specifically in Birmingham, Huntsville, and Florence


Name: Estonian Kuperjanov Battalion (Military Unit Type)
Description: The Estonian Kuperjanov Battalion uses a black uniform


Name: growing Roman Empire (empire)
Description: The growing Roman Empire


Name: Holy Roman Empire (Political Union)
Description: A political entity that existed from 962 to 1806 in Central Europe


Name: olive oil production of Greece (Agricultural product)
Description: The olive oil produced in Greece


Name: La Calamine and Plombières (Location)
Description: Belgian towns where significant amounts of zinc and lead were mined and smelted between 1806 and 1882


Name: Kojiki (Literary Work)
Description: The oldest surviving account of Japan's myths, legends, and history


Name: Wedgwood, Spode, Royal Doulton and Minton (Company)
Description: Important firms contributing to the development of the pottery industry in Stoke-on-Trent


Name: Service Export (UK) (Economic Activity)
Description: The activity of exporting services by the UK


Name: Potassium production (ProductionMethod)
Description: The process of producing potassium metal


Name: Daggers (weapon)
Description: Type of weapon found in Minoan Artifacts


Name: Arghun (historical figure)
Description: Emperor of the Yuan dynasty


Name: Circassian genocide (Genocide)
Description: -


Name: Micipsa (Person)
Description: Son of Masinissa and successor to his throne


Name: Systematic searches between about 1971 and the present (Search period)
Description: Time period over which more than 500 meteorites were recovered


Name: Zinc Supplements (Dietary Supplement)
Description: The ingestion of zinc as a supplement


Name: São Gabriel da Cachoeira (municipality)
Description: A municipality in Brazil


Name: Greeks from Paros (People)
Description: People of Greek origin who colonized Thasos


Name: God (deity)
Description: Entity that is exalted by these designs


Name: And his work had a profound impact on our understanding of the solar system and the development of modern astronomy (Astronomy)
Description: Galileo Galilei was a leading figure in German astronomy during the late 16th and early 17th centuries. His work had a profound impact on our understanding of the solar system and the development of modern astronomy


Name: Jasper and Sardius (Carnelian) (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Iliad (Mythology)
Description: A classical text where Aphrodite's magical girdle is used as a love charm.


Name: Scagliola (Artwork)
Description: The art that marbleizing is a less elaborate form of.


Name: U.S. government (Government)
Description: The federal government of the United States


Name: Ceres (Dwarf Planet)
Description: A dwarf planet located in the asteroid belt


Name: Harjavalta (Location)
Description: Location where the first application of flash smelting was applied


Name: Ministry of Education of Russia (Governmental Body)
Description: The Russian government agency responsible for primary and secondary education, as well as vocational education.


Name: Swiss autobahn/autoroute system (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: The Swiss autobahn/autoroute network


Name: Neptunium-239 (Isotope)
Description: Beta emitter that Uranium-239 decays into


Name: Arendalsbanen (Railway line)
Description: A railway line in Arendal connecting to Nelaug and Sørlandsbanen


Name: Suchá (Village)
Description: An administrative part of Jáchymov.


Name: geothermal activity (Geological phenomenon)
Description: A geological phenomenon characterized by heat and steam emanating from the Earth's crust


Name: Two-atom motif (crystal structure)
Description: Additional atom associated with each lattice point in Hexagonal close packed


Name: Attalus (Person)
Description: Brother of Eumenes II and ruler of Pergamon after his death


Name: Dyckman Oval (Stadium)
Description: A stadium that hosted football games, boxing matches, and Negro league baseball games until it was demolished in 1938.


Name: Modern Japan's society (society)
Description: Japan's current social structure and dynamics


Name: hydroxide (Anion)
Description: The other anion linked to copper(II) cations in Azurite


Name: Aluminosilicate (material)
Description: Materials containing anionic Si-O-Al linkages


Name: structural and lithological studies (geological study methods)
Description: The types of evidence that provided support for the new hypothesis.


Name: South Coastal Areas of Greece (Geographical Region)
Description: Some coastal areas in the south of Greece


Name: Credit Card (Liability) (FinancialAccount)
Description: A Liability account for the customer with a bank.


Name: revised police strategies, improving economic opportunities, gentrification, and new residents (Factors)
Description: factors contributing to the drop in crime rates


Name: scientists often neglect the aspects of traditional arts (Statement)
Description: Besancenot wanted to prove that scientists often overlook the aesthetically and culturally significant elements of traditional arts


Name: U.S. Community Colleges (Educational Institution)
Description: Community colleges providing coursework and degree programs in the U.S.


Name: swords (weapon)
Description: A class of tools primarily used for combat


Name: Early 20th century (Historical Period)
Description: The time period between the late 1800s and the mid-1900s


Name: One Municipality in Northern Norway (Geographic Area)
Description: A specific municipality located in Northern Norway


Name: US Residents (consumer aspect) (People)
Description: Individuals who throw away expired or faulty ammunition


Name: old red (Nickname for old red foxes)
Description: A tribute to their prowess in hunting


Name: Varna Necropolis (Archaeological site)
Description: An archaeological treasure from the Varna culture in Bulgaria, containing the oldest golden jewellery in the world.


Name: UK (Country)
Description: A short form of United Kingdom


Name: Synthetic opals (man-made material)
Description: Artificial opals


Name: Spicular chert (Geological formation)
Description: -


Name: Excretion (Physiological process)
Description: The final step in the elimination of waste products from the body.


Name: Parthenon (Ancient Greek Architecture)
Description: A former temple on the Athenian Acropolis dedicated to the goddess Athena


Name: Zinc Coins (Object)
Description: Coins containing zinc that can cause toxicity in dogs


Name: Westchester County (County)
Description: A county located in the state of New York, United States


Name: Zoubeir Turki (Person)
Description: A Tunisian artist who gained international recognition after Tunisia's independence in 1956.


Name: Kyiv (Geographical Entity)
Description: The city that was conquered by Oleg in 882


Name: Cultural symbols and works of art (Perception)
Description: A perception that architecture holds in various cultures.


Name: Important Diamond Simulant (Role)
Description: A significant diamond imitation


Name: Thessaly (Geographical area)
Description: An ancient region in Greece


Name: White Lotus Rebellion (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A rebellion in China during the Qing dynasty


Name: North (geographical region)
Description: Region north of the Apennine Mountains


Name: Russian Empire (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The government Uvarov served during his tenure as Minister


Name: New Criticism School (Literary Theory Movement)
Description: A literary movement that emerged in the 20th century


Name: Manuel Kamytzes (person)
Description: Son-in-law of Byzantine emperor Alexios III Angelos


Name: Northern Canada (geographical region)
Description: A region in Northern Canada


Name: unitary semi-presidential republic (government type)
Description: a form of government where the executive and legislative powers are separated but intertwined


Name: Charles II of England (Monarch)
Description: King of England, Scotland and Ireland from 1660 to 1685.


Name: High mechanical strength (in individual sheets) (Physical property)
Description: A high level of mechanical strength in the individual layers of graphite crystals


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


Name: René Just Haüy (Scientist)
Description: A French geologist and mineralogist who classified minerals.


Name: Andalusia (Geographical region)
Description: Autonomous community in Spain


Name: $34.4 trillion (Amount of Money)
Description: A large sum of money


Name: Families in mudbrick houses (Housing)
Description: Typical residential structures for families


Name: Germany's print market of newspapers and magazines (Market)
Description: Largest print market in Europe


Name: 90.20 K (-182.95 °C) (Temperature)
Description: The temperature at which liquid Oxygen condenses.


Name: Measures (Action or Strategy)
Description: Steps or actions aimed at ensuring profitability while responding to changing market conditions.


Name: FAP (charity) (Charity)
Description: A UK-based anti-fraud charity


Name: All other cities in the US (City)
Description: All cities in the United States except for New York City.


Name: Shunryu Suzuki (Person)
Description: Influential figure on post-war Western Buddhism


Name: 15 fortresses (Geographical_Entity)
Description: Fifteen fortresses that belonged to the Bohemians


Name: International Tables for Crystallography Space Group Numbers (Numbering System)
Description: A numbering system used to identify the space groups in the monoclinic crystal system.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: European nation


Name: 121 deaths per 100,000 births (2015) (Statistic)
Description: Maternal mortality rate in Morocco in 2015


Name: International Atomic Weights Committee (Committee)
Description: A committee responsible for determining the atomic weights of elements


Name: Kurds (Ethnicity)
Description: There is a significant Kurdish population in southeastern Turkey.


Name: paintings of ancient Greece (Artwork)
Description: According to Pliny the Elder, white was one of the four colors used in ancient Greek paintings


Name: Aesthetic Theory (Concept)
Description: The study of beauty and taste, and the principles that govern judgments of art


Name: Those areas (Geographical area)
Description: Areas where the Aztecs maintained a permanent military presence or installed puppet rulers.


Name: Russia (country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe and Asia known for its geopolitical tensions with Ukraine


Name: Tancredo Neves International Airport (Confins) (Airport)
Description: The main international airport serving Belo Horizonte, Brazil


Name: Provincial States (Political Entity)
Description: Elected bodies that represented provinces


Name: Bilaterian animal (Animal Class)
Description: Animals that have a distinct bilateral symmetry, including most animals


Name: Art (Concept)
Description: The general concept of art that affects various aspects of life in Hindu culture.


Name: Neander Valley (Location)
Description: The location where the Neanderthal was found


Name: Kushan Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire that controlled the Silk Road trade in Central and South Asia


Name: Mollusk's Mantle (Body part)
Description: Protective membrane of a mollusk


Name: Highly alkaline fluids rich in sodium (Fluid)
Description: Fluids that replace much of the mineral content in the aureole with sodium-rich minerals


Name: Gastrointestinal Parasites, Yellow Fever, Worms, Diseases and Conditions (Health Risk)
Description: Harmful effects of waste on human health


Name: Policy of engaging with African nations (Foreign Policy Strategy)
Description: a foreign policy strategy for trade and bilateral cooperation


Name: amorphous structure (gem structure)
Description: The amorphous structure of synthetic gems produced by the Verneuil process


Name: Green huntsman spider (Arachnid)
Description: A green-colored spider species


Name: Lender of Last Resort (ECB) (Financial Support)
Description: The European Central Bank acts as a lender of last resort to banks in eurozone countries.


Name: Lead glass (Material)
Description: May be used for decorative effects in mirrors.


Name: the late Devonian extinction (extinction event)
Description: The mass extinction that occurred at the end of the Devonian period, which had a significant impact on the Devonian reefs.


Name: Collection of Georgiaites (collection)
Description: Collections of Georgiaite tektites used for educational purposes, geological study, and public viewing.


Name: Fläsch and Malans vineyards (Location)
Description: Locations between Fläsch and Malans in the Grisons


Name: Wrought Iron (Material)
Description: A type of iron containing less than 0.25% carbon and large amounts of slag, known for its fibrous characteristic.


Name: Continental Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The solid part of the continents


Name: Alan Herries Wilson (Person)
Description: Scientist who established the band theory of conduction by 1931


Name: Schleswig-Holstein (Geographical Area)
Description: The area that Austria and Prussia could not agree on the future of after 1864


Name: 3.6% of total population (PopulationPercentage)
Description: Population percentage in France who speak Arabic as their native language


Name: Peking Man (Species)
Description: A Homo erectus fossil found in China and dated between 680,000 and 780,000 years ago


Name: fluoride ion (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol F and atomic number 9.


Name: Pseudoscientific practices such as crystal therapy (Practice)
Description: Crystals are often used in pseudoscientific practices


Name: Hindu, Buddhist and Sikh scriptures and art (scripture_and_art)
Description: The religious texts and artistic depictions associated with India.


Name: Moroccan literature (Literature)
Description: Writing produced in Morocco, mostly in Arabic, Berber, Hebrew, and French


Name: Spessart region (Geographical region)
Description: The forested region in Bavaria, Germany


Name: Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Natural Park (Protected Area)
Description: Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Natural Park


Name: IPC Survey Respondents (Company)
Description: Respondents of IPC survey


Name: The Jorōgumo spider (Yōkai)
Description: A creature from Japanese mythology that takes on the form of a beautiful woman before revealing its true spider form


Name: Light substances like dust when rubbed (Attraction)
Description: Oltu stone attracts light substances like dust when rubbed


Name: Von Welsbach's invention (Invention)
Description: An invention related to thorium production and mischmetal.


Name: Allies (Military alliance)
Description: The Allied powers in World War II


Name: Monofluorides (Compound)
Description: Binary compounds consisting of one atom each of fluorine and a metal


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: The planet we inhabit


Name: the land (geographical location)
Description: The Black Hills


Name: producing interchangeable parts (Concept)
Description: The production of components that can be replaced without affecting the functionality of the system


Name: Rhythmic Gymnastics (Sport)
Description: A discipline of gymnastics that involves the manipulation of one or more apparatus


Name: Dharma (Principle or Teaching)
Description: The Buddha's teaching which includes all main ideas outlined in Buddhism


Name: Japanese Government (Government Body)
Description: Responded by producing a circulatory coin with a holographic image.


Name: Mossad (Organization)
Description: The Israeli intelligence agency involved in the operation to obtain yellowcake from Shinkolobwe Mine


Name: Amrullah Saleh (Person)
Description: first vice president of Afghanistan


Name: St. Peter's Square pavement (architectural feature)
Description: the paved area outside St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City


Name: Anglo-Norman Rule (Rule)
Description: The rule of England, Wales, parts of Ireland, and Scotland under the Normans


Name: Roman Lycurgus Cup (artifact)
Description: A Roman glass cup carved with intricate scenes, considered unique due to its size and complexity


Name: China (location)
Description: Country where the potter's wheel and a kiln capable of firing stoneware originated


Name: neosome and paleosome (rock constituents)
Description: Two main layers in a migmatite rock, neosome being the reconstituted layer from partial melting and paleosome being the alternate layer with plutonic appearance


Name: Scholarship Money (Financial Aid)
Description: Funds provided to students for their education and research


Name: Carbonate Reservoirs (Petroleum Reservoir Type)
Description: Reservoirs composed of carbonate rocks


Name: Drammen Theater (Theater)
Description: A theater built in 1869 and designed by architect Emil Victor Langlet, Drammen, Norway


Name: Sottoceneri (Geographical region)
Description: The southern region of Ticino.


Name: Chibchan, Tucanoan, Bora–Witoto, Guajiboan, Arawakan, Cariban, Barbacoan, and Saliban language families (Language Family)
Description: Refers to the language families spoken in Colombia


Name: Zinc-metalliferous soils (SoilType)
Description: Soils rich in zinc


Name: Courage and Dutifulness (Traits)
Description: Trait exemplified by Momotaro.


Name: higher parts of the valleys (GeographicalLocation)
Description: Upper regions of river valleys


Name: Silicon Dioxide (Chemical Formula)
Description: The chemical formula of Quartz, SiO2


Name: Animal Cells (Cells)
Description: Cells found in animals


Name: Decorative aspects (Aspect)
Description: The decorative elements that receive great attention in tableware


Name: Environmental Geology (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of the Earth's geology in relation to environmental issues, including pollution and resource management


Name: Tahiti's scenery (Scenery)
Description: The scenic beauty of Tahiti that impressed Charles Darwin


Name: Slow rotating disk (jade carving tool)
Description: Purposeful in line cutting and preparing jade material for other drilling techniques.


Name: Han Chinese Clothing in Qing Dynasty (Clothing Style)
Description: The Han Chinese clothing style during the Qing dynasty


Name: must-have, hunter-gatherer (compound lexeme)
Description: Examples of hyphenated compounds


Name: Urine (biological_substance)
Description: Red foxes use their urine to mark empty cache sites.


Name: Frederic Chopin (Composer)
Description: Polish composer and virtuoso pianist


Name: Information (Data)
Description: Unspecified information


Name: monarchic rule (governance)
Description: Replaced monarchic rule


Name: Hazardous waste during its entire lifecycle (Lifecycle stages)
Description: From creation to proper disposal


Name: 39.5% of its permanent resident population aged 15 or over (PopulationGroup)
Description: Permanent residents aged 15 and older in Switzerland


Name: 83,450 Swiss francs (Quantitative Entity)
Description: The GDP per capita of Ticino in 2020.


Name: Last decades (Time Period)
Description: Approximately the past 30 years


Name: no unification nor declaration of independence (Political statement)
Description: President Ma Ying-jeou stated that there will be no unification nor declaration of independence during his presidency.


Name: Quasicrystals (Solid material)
Description: Arrays of atoms that are ordered but not strictly periodic


Name: Charles the Fat (Person)
Description: Emperor of the Carolingian Empire (r. 881–888)


Name: Ronald M. Davidson (Academic)
Description: An academic who argues that the influence between Buddhist tantras and Shaiva tradition was mutual.


Name: Perspectivism (Philosophy)
Description: A philosophy that emphasizes the subjective nature of knowledge and truth


Name: Hornblende or pyroxene minerals (Mineral)
Description: These minerals give andesite its color


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A religion native to the Indian subcontinent


Name: Middle-income country (Economic Classification)
Description: A term used to describe countries with a moderate level of income


Name: Apprenticeships (Training method)
Description: A system in which a craft or trade is passed down from master to apprentice


Name: John the Evangelist (Gospel) (Text)
Description: The Gospel attributed to John the Evangelist


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: Monotheistic religion based on the teachings of Muhammad


Name: soluble in water (Property)
Description: Able to dissolve in water


Name: 100,000 years (Time Period)
Description: The time period during which the artifact was created


Name: Alluvial Deposits (Geological Formation)
Description: Loosely found deposits before the 20th century.


Name: Château de Beynac and Château de Castelnaud (Castle)
Description: Notable medieval castles in Dordogne.


Name: Electrical (Concept)
Description: E-glass is named for "Electrical" use, but now the most common fiberglass for general use.


Name: 580 mosques at the end of 2011 (Building)
Description: Places of worship for Muslims in North Macedonia


Name: Park (Location)
Description: A public park situated near the docks


Name: More than 200 newspapers and 350 consumer magazines (Publications)
Description: Print publications that are made available to the general public or a large portion thereof.


Name: Spectral Colors (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Colors that can be produced by visible light of a single wavelength only


Name: Barbary corsairs of North Africa (Historical Group)
Description: North African pirates who raided European and Middle Eastern coastal cities


Name: Slate roof tiles (Roofing material)
Description: A type of roof tile which are installed by a slater


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: China is a country on planet Earth


Name: late 19th century (time_period)
Description: The time period when the movement began to arise


Name: Northern Yuan dynasty period (era)
Description: Period from 1368 to 1635 during which the Mongols controlled parts of China


Name: Role in teenager's troubles (Relation)
Description: The role that culture plays in the development of teenager's troubles


Name: Cristobalite and Tridymite (Geological structures)
Description: Higher temperature polymorphs of silica


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: The Republic of Turkey


Name: Dissemination of Catholic doctrine (Religious activity)
Description: The dissemination of the Roman Catholic faith.


Name: Retail and consumer goods sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Val Malenco, Italy (Location)
Description: A European and Italian locality known to bear uvarovite


Name: tundra (Ecosystem)
Description: cold, treeless ecosystems found in Arctic and alpine regions


Name: Spanish Navy (Military Entity)
Description: The naval warfare branch of the Spanish military.


Name: Calcium Carbonate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A common mineral and primary component of pearls, limestone, marble, and chalk


Name: Subjugation (Historical event)
Description: The act or an instance of dominating, governing, controlling, or imposing one's will upon a weaker entity.


Name: Ultramafic peridotite (Geological formation)
Description: Specific type of ultramafic rock


Name: Lefse, Lutefisk, Smalahove, Pinnekjøtt, Raspeball, Fårikål, Rakefisk, Vaffel (Food Dishes)
Description: Various traditional Norwegian dishes


Name: Wood Engraving, Copper Engraving and Lithography (Artistic Technique)
Description: Other commercial techniques of that time such as wood engraving, copper engraving and later lithography were partially replaced by steel engraving


Name: Black Peacock (Gemstone)
Description: The largest polished black opal in the Smithsonian Institution


Name: Academicism (Architectural Style)
Description: An architectural style characterized by order and proportion


Name: Many Powdered Sulfides (Mineral Category)
Description: Sulfides that have a sulfurous smell when powdered.


Name: [98% Calcite, Other Component Minerals] (Compound)
Description: The main components of Naxian marble, which is predominantly calcite with other component minerals.


Name: Public display of portrait statues (Social Practice)
Description: The act of publicly displaying statue portraits.


Name: Mississippi River (River)
Description: A river that flows through multiple states, including Missouri


Name: pH (GeochemicalProperty)
Description: A measure of acidity or alkalinity of a substance


Name: Troops in China (military personnel)
Description: Military forces of China


Name: pottery dating from around 10,000 BCE (Artifact)
Description: Pottery found in Aïr Region


Name: quote (Quote)
Description: The quote: 'Three things cannot long stay hidden: the sun, the moon and the truth.'


Name: Western Australia (state)
Description: State where the Argyle Mine is located


Name: Prints (Artwork Category)
Description: Artworks created through printmaking techniques.


Name: White, not Hispanic or Latino (Ethnic Group Subdivision)
Description: People who identify as White and not as Hispanic or Latino


Name: General Gold Selleck Silliman (Person)
Description: Benjamin Silliman's father.


Name: Two-handed grip (sword_grip)
Description: A grip for two hands on a sword


Name: 50,000 (number)
Description: The recorded population count of Taiwan in 1684 after most of the original population was sent back to the mainland.


Name: Service and repair sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Culture (Concept)
Description: The superstructure influenced by the Marxist view.


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


Name: Aristocratic figures (Social Group)
Description: High-ranking individuals in society during the Eastern Zhou dynasty


Name: vermilion (Pigment)
Description: Bright red pigment used by Johannes Vermeer to paint the red skirt in The Girl with the Wine Glass


Name: Sardonyx (Mineral)
Description: A banded form of agate with white and red bands or layers, often used in intaglio engravings.


Name: grizzly bears, wolves, and bison (Wildlife)
Description: Animals living in the wild, especially those that are native or naturally adapted to a specific region


Name: Carnegie Hero medal (decoration)
Description: Bravery medal issued by the Carnegie Hero Foundation


Name: Numidia (Geographical Region)
Description: Territory west of Carthage, including the entire north of Algeria as far as the river Mulucha


Name: 2008 Summer Olympics medals (object)
Description: Medals given in the 2008 Beijing Olympics


Name: Derbyshire (County)
Description: A county in England with a range of altitudes


Name: Dollar coin (Monetary Unit)
Description: A United States coin worth one dollar.


Name: 1834 (Year)
Description: Year when NYC was chartered


Name: Shared Walls (Architectural Feature)
Description: Shared walls to minimize exposure to high exterior temperatures


Name: Other calcium aluminium silicate hydrate minerals (Class of Minerals)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: Emerald (Gemstone)
Description: Green variant of beryl


Name: Precious Stone (Classification)
Description: Stone considered valuable for its rarity, beauty, or symbolism


Name: the most widely seen Norwegian film of all time (Movie rank)
Description: The movie that has been viewed the most times by Norwegian audiences


Name: Slates, phyllites, and mylonite (types of foliated rock)
Description: other varieties of foliated metamorphic rocks


Name: Average energy of the electromagnetic radiation given off by the flame (Energy)
Description: The average energy of the light emitted by the flame


Name: Primary downward changes in ore deposits (by W. H. Emmons) (Publication)
Description: Article in American Institute of Mining and Metallurgy Engineers Transactions


Name: Supporting material (Part of Mirror)
Description: The material that holds and provides structure to the mirror.


Name: Bear River (River)
Description: The headwaters of the Bear River, near Délı̨nę


Name: Bronze Age Shang dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty of ancient China that ruled from the 17th to the 11th century BCE


Name: Basketball Federation of North Macedonia (Organization)
Description: The organization they created.


Name: Silicon Dioxide or Quartz (Example of Network Solid)
Description: A network solid with a continuous three-dimensional network of SiO2 units.


Name: influence in the Middle East (InfluenceArea)
Description: A geographical area where Russia aims to expand its influence.


Name: Fluorescence in diamonds (Physical property)
Description: The phenomenon that occurs when diamonds exhibit some degree of fluorescence when examined under invisible long-wave ultraviolet light or higher energy radiation sources


Name: gemstone (Inanimate Object)
Description: A hard mineral crystal which is usually colorful and precious or semi-precious


Name: Oceans (Geographical Feature)
Description: A large body of salty water


Name: Greek σάρξ (sarx, 'flesh') (word)
Description: Possible derivation of the name sard


Name: World Bank's Centres of Excellence project (Project)
Description: A project focused on sharing knowledge among universities in West Africa


Name: Princess Joséphine of Leuchtenberg (royal family member)
Description: Granddaughter of Napoléon Bonaparte's first wife, who married the future Oscar I in 1823


Name: 8 August 1809 (Date)
Description: -


Name: Diphhrasis (Poetic Technique)
Description: Some couplets were diphrasisms, conventional metaphors in Aztec poetry


Name: The economy (Economic system)
Description: The economic system of these conquered states


Name: 50-70% (Quantity Range)
Description: The percentage by which aluminium can be deformed permanently without breaking.


Name: Serpent in Garden of Eden (Mythological Creature)
Description: A creature that led to the downfall of Adam and Eve


Name: Spinel (Gemstone)
Description: Some gemstones that are popularly or historically called rubies, such as the Black Prince's Ruby in the British Imperial State Crown, are actually spinels


Name: several statues, most notably at Esie (artifact)
Description: Statues discovered in Esie


Name: Dislocations (Defect in crystalline materials)
Description: Imperfections or irregularities in the arrangement of atoms in a crystal lattice


Name: Modern France and Germany (location)
Description: Locations where the 'buffer' form of Iron Age torcs are commonly found.


Name: Colored Coins (Type of Coin)
Description: Coins that were released by the Royal Canadian Mint, with the first being a colored poppy on the reverse of a 25-cent piece.


Name: chroma normalized by lightness (Color Property)
Description: A measure of saturation in CIELUV color space, calculated as the chroma divided by lightness.


Name: Ancient individuals at Kelif el Boroud site (People)
Description: Individuals whose fossils were excavated from the Kelif el Boroud site near Rabat.


Name: Minas Gerais (State)
Description: A state in southeastern Brazil


Name: diamond drilling (Activity)
Description: The process of drilling through diamonds


Name: Laminated structure (Structural feature)
Description: The structure of nacre with hard and soft layers


Name: Banks with FDIC-insured deposits (Bank)
Description: Banks that offer deposit insurance through the FDIC in the United States


Name: Saint Isidore of Seville (person)
Description: A bishop, philosopher, and encyclopedist who flourished in Visigothic Spain


Name: Tableware (Object)
Description: Functional part of dining table settings


Name: Silk (Material)
Description: A natural protein fiber, used to make clothing


Name: Liposome (Specific Nanoparticle)
Description: A prototype example of semi-solid nanoparticles


Name: Corsica (Geographical region)
Description: A region of France where Italian was the official language until 1859.


Name: Sub-seconds dial at specific position (Watch component)
Description: The sub-seconds dial is always at the 6 o'clock position.


Name: English (language)
Description: Germanic language spoken in many countries


Name: Quartzite formations (Geological_formation)
Description: Formations made of quartzite found in Oceania


Name: Digital Art (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the late 20th century and gained prominence in the 21st century.


Name: Political tool of elites (Cultural Perspective)
Description: Used politically to manipulate the proletariat and create a false consciousness


Name: 16Be (Isotope)
Description: An isotope with 7 protons and 9 neutrons.


Name: Modern Puppet Film (Art Form)
Description: A type of animation that emerged as a part of the Czech Film.


Name: Socrates (Ancient Greek Philosopher)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher who advocated self-examination through the use of mirrors.


Name: Kabul (City)
Description: The capital city of Afghanistan


Name: Chatoyancy (Gemological effect)
Description: An optical reflectance effect seen in certain gemstones, woods, and carbon fiber.


Name: Ore et al. (Group of People)
Description: A group of people who provide a systematic methodology for taxonomy building in software engineering related topics


Name: South (during American Civil War) (Military Entity)
Description: Army that wore Grey's uniforms during the American Civil War


Name: accounting for about 68% of the universe's energy content, causing the expansion of the universe to accelerate instead of slow down (property)
Description: Dark Energy is a hypothetical form of energy that is thought to account for approximately 68% of the total energy content of the universe, causing the expansion of the universe to accelerate rather than slow down.


Name: Later Nationalism (historical_phenomenon)
Description: Historical process related to nationalism


Name: Strip of tissue from the mantle (Tissue)
Description: A piece of tissue removed from the donor mussel


Name: Early and medieval Turkic groups (people)
Description: People who lived during early and medieval periods, speaking Turkic languages.


Name: Monsignor Georges Lemaître (Person)
Description: A Belgian who proposed the Big Bang theory of the origin of the universe


Name: Express an individual's identity and personality (Property)
Description: -


Name: Britain (Geographical term)
Description: Used as a synonym for Great Britain and the United Kingdom


Name: cooling magma or lava contains sufficient amounts of alumina and silica, as well as calcium, sodium, or potassium (Mineral formation conditions)
Description: The conditions under which minerals form, such as temperature, pressure, and the presence of certain chemical elements


Name: Prase (mineral)
Description: A green variety of quartz


Name: Presidential Decree (Decree)
Description: A formal written order issued by a head of state or other high-ranking government official


Name: RDF (Data Model)
Description: A data model used to represent information in the Web.


Name: anorthite-oligoclase series (Mineral composition)
Description: A series of minerals that make up the plagioclase feldspar group, characterized by a range of chemical compositions including anorthite (rich in calcium and alumina) and oligoclase (containing less calcium and more sodium)


Name: article 'Gravure en lettres, en géographie et en musique' (Article)
Description: First comprehensive account of engraving technique in Diderot's Encyclopedia


Name: Northern and midwestern cities (United States) (Location)
Description: To seek opportunities during the early decades of the 20th century


Name: Schist (metamorphic rock)
Description: A medium-grained metamorphic rock that can be easily split into thin flakes or plates.


Name: Electroplating Industry (Application)
Description: The use of potassium in the electroplating process


Name: Types of taxes rendered to the Aztec Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: The types of taxes rendered to the Aztec Empire


Name: Population of Brussels-Capital Region, Wallonia, Flanders (Geographical region)
Description: The three main regions in Belgium.


Name: Earliest Known Jewelry (Artifact)
Description: The earliest known pieces of jewelry


Name: science and technology (industry sector)
Description: Being largely science and technology-based


Name: straight-neck undergarment (Clothing)
Description: The robes were worn over a straight-neck undergarment


Name: Memorial gift (type of memorial action)
Description: The act of giving a memorial, usually money or planting a tree


Name: Oxygen Supply (Physical Property)
Description: The amount of oxygen available for combustion


Name: Sir Abraham Hume's collection catalogue (Document)
Description: -


Name: Tahiti national rugby union team (Sports Team)
Description: The national rugby union team representing Tahiti


Name: Cella (Dimension)
Description: 29.8 by 19.2 metres (97.8 by 63 ft)


Name: Celtic-speaking peoples (Culture)
Description: Inhabitants of Southern Germany during ancient times


Name: Helena Blavatsky (Philosopher)
Description: Leading theoretician of Theosophy and co-founded the Theosophical Society


Name: Aaleborgfraale (Character)
Description: Regional character feared and revered by locals


Name: The east pediment (Architectural feature)
Description: The sculptured pediment on the Parthenon


Name: serial verb expression (verbal construction)
Description: verbs connected by conjunction, missing arguments may be due to ellipsis


Name: Press (Machine)
Description: The container in which graphite was dissolved within molten nickel, cobalt or iron


Name: High-power LEDs, which are used in flashlights and automotive lighting (Product)
Description: Can be made into high-power LEDs, which are used in flashlights, automotive lighting, and other applications that require bright light


Name: bishop of Nitra (religious figure)
Description: a religious figure serving as the chancellor of Svatopluk I


Name: Diamond Trading Company (DTC) (organization)
Description: A diamond trading company established by De Beers Group.


Name: Sassanian Culture (Culture)
Description: Cultural tradition associated with the Sassanid Empire


Name: Obfuscation (Method)
Description: When secrets are hidden in plain sight behind complex idiosyncratic language or steganography


Name: Chinese dao (劍) (Weapon)
Description: A single-edged Chinese sword


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country where the numbers of students studying jewellery design and production has grown in the past 20 years


Name: Muzo Mine (Mineral Mine)
Description: The most important emerald mine in the world to this date.


Name: East Coast Beaches (Location)
Description: Location where this type of waste was found in the 1980's.


Name: Animal (Class)
Description: A broad category of living organisms, distinguished from plants and other life forms


Name: 2011 Scottish census (Historical event)
Description: The 2011 census in Scotland


Name: World Food and Agriculture (Organization)
Description: An international organization that is a specialized agency of the United Nations


Name: Asian Indian population in the Western Hemisphere (PopulationGroup)
Description: The population group of Asian Indians in New York City


Name: Western Europe's cultural movements (Art Movement)
Description: The trend of artistic expression in Western Europe during the same period


Name: Sumptuary laws (Historical laws)
Description: Laws regulating social expenditure, especially in regards to clothing and jewelry


Name: Plasma Arc Heating (Waste Treatment Method)
Description: Very high heating of municipal solid waste to temperatures ranging from 3,000 to 10,000°C, where energy is released by an electrical discharge in an inert atmosphere


Name: 77.5 years and 83.9 years for males and females, respectively (Demographic Statistic)
Description: The average lifespan for the population of Taiwan


Name: Goguryeo (Historical kingdom)
Description: An ancient Korean kingdom that existed from 37 BC to 668 AD


Name: Typical Dimensions (Property of Structures)
Description: The typical dimensions between 10 mm and 0.1 mm that determine the visibility of structures on the surface


Name: Slavic populations (group)
Description: large minority Slavic populations in Central Asia


Name: over a quarter of all manufacturing value in the country (Quantity)
Description: A large portion of the nation's manufacturing value


Name: Age (Time Period)
Description: A sequence of events that occurs during growth and development.


Name: Heated beeswax (Material)
Description: The main material used in encaustic painting


Name: Post-Vedic Literature (Literature)
Description: Literature that was written after the Vedas in Hindu tradition


Name: four months in 2013 and one year in 2024 (time_period)
Description: Reduced compulsory military service to four months in 2013 and one year in 2024


Name: eqeta (aristocracy)
Description: The military aristocracy serving under the wanax.


Name: Persian architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: The architectural style of Persia


Name: Microcline (Mineral)
Description: A mineral example of the Triclinic Normal space group.


Name: Andradite (Mineral)
Description: Another calcium-rich member of the garnet group, rare and costly, sometimes used in jewelry


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A North American country known for its political and cultural influence globally.


Name: cremation and inhumation (Burial practice)
Description: Two methods used by the Etruscans to bury their dead


Name: Service (Type of Product)
Description: An intangible commodity, often deferred in time


Name: Austrian Forces Disaster Relief Unit (AFDRU) (military)
Description: An all-volunteer Austrian military unit for disaster relief and search and rescue


Name: SpatiaLite (Product)
Description: A spatial extension to the SQLite database engine


Name: ceramics in their daily life (usage)
Description: The ways in which the Khmers used ceramics


Name: Optics (Physical Science)
Description: The branch of physics that studies the behavior and properties of light


Name: Aztecs (Ancient_Civilization)
Description: A Mesoamerican civilization that dominated much of central Mexico in the 15th and early 16th centuries


Name: Antonio María Moctezuma-Marcilla de Teruel y Navarro (Spanish Aristocrat)
Description: The holder of the title Duke of Moctezuma during the Second Mexican Empire


Name: Formal dress (Artifact)
Description: Clothing items worn for formal occasions, often including a tuxedo and top hat


Name: Explosives, bulldozers, and backhoes (Tools)
Description: The tools used in quartz mining.


Name: Subspaces of Finite Dimensions (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A mathematical object that is a vector space equipped with additional structure, for example, a topological vector space or a normed vector space.


Name: Convulsions and other health problems (Health issue)
Description: Problems resulting from exposure to high oxygen concentrations


Name: Observational Astronomy (Field of Study)
Description: The study of celestial bodies through observations


Name: Invention of Benjamin Huntsman (Invention)
Description: The invention in the 1740s that led to the crucible steel industry.


Name: Adult males (Group)
Description: Recipients of jewellery in modern European culture


Name: Gem identification process (Process)
Description: The process of identifying gemstones.


Name: May 1, 1945 (Date)
Description: A specific date in history


Name: Ming dynasty clothing styles (cultural_artifact)
Description: Clothing styles during the Ming dynasty that absorbed elements of both Han Chinese and Mongol clothing.


Name: Grey (color)
Description: A common color for animals, birds, and fish.


Name: Alrosa (company)
Description: The world's largest diamond producer.


Name: Fritz Haber (Person)
Description: A person who did research on the extraction of gold from sea water in an effort to help pay Germany's reparations following World War I


Name: [12.02 physicians and 33.12 nurses per 10,000 inhabitants in 2009] (Statistic)
Description: Number of physicians and nurses per 10,000 inhabitants in 2009.


Name: Ancient Egyptians (Culture)
Description: Ancient Egyptians believed that green was associated with death, power of resurrection, new life, and fertility


Name: Barbar, son of Tamalla, son of Mazigh, son of Canaan, son of Ham, son of Noah (Ancestor)
Description: According to Ibn Khaldun


Name: Beginning of the Cenozoic (Geological Era)
Description: The era that began approximately 66 million years ago


Name: Sphinx (Mythology)
Description: The Sphinx mythological creature


Name: Ji (Hair Ornament)
Description: The original Chinese hair stick


Name: Greeks (culture)
Description: An ancient culture primarily located in the southeastern part of Europe and southwestern Asia.


Name: HCP Lattice of Arsenic with Nickel Atoms (Lattice)
Description: An alternative description of the nickel arsenide structure.


Name: about 300 million subscribers (Number of Subscribers)
Description: The number of subscribers for China Unicom, as of the given context


Name: Intentionally or unintentionally (Condition)
Description: The degree of variation in prints, which can be intentional or unintentional.


Name: World War I (Historical Event)
Description: A global war that took place from 1914 to 1918


Name: Greases manufacturing (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces greases for various purposes


Name: China (Country)
Description: The most populous country in the world.


Name: The president (political office)
Description: The head of state in Ukraine


Name: Karin Altmann (Person)
Description: A scholar of textile arts.


Name: Buildings/Monuments constructed with Makrana Marble (Structure)
Description: Various buildings and monuments constructed using Makrana marble.


Name: Trekker or Hiker (Person Role)
Description: Roles that 'Turista' also represents


Name: Ceres (Dwarf Planet)
Description: A dwarf planet located in the asteroid belt


Name: Early hominids (Species)
Description: A group of human ancestors that inhabited China around 2.25 million years ago


Name: Russian conquest of the Caucasus (Historical event)
Description: Military conquest of the Caucasus by Russia


Name: Ideological Shifts (Event)
Description: Changes in the beliefs, values, and ideas within a society or group


Name: Shinkolobwe Mine (Mine)
Description: A radium and uranium mine in the Haut-Katanga Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.


Name: U.S. Army Signal Corps (Military Organization)
Description: The signal communications branch of the United States Army.


Name: London, 1925 (Location and Time Period)
Description: The city and year of establishment of the first gemological laboratory


Name: Lithium (research and development) (Resource Research and Development)
Description: Overview of the research and development efforts focused on improving lithium battery technology, reducing costs, and increasing efficiency


Name: Memorial (overarching concept)
Description: An object or place which serves as a focus for the memory or commemoration


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


Name: Prehistoric Seashore (Historical Feature)
Description: A seashore that existed in the past


Name: Travellers from the Southern Song dynasty (people)
Description: People who visited the former territories of the Song dynasty during the Jin dynasty


Name: Organic compounds (Chemical compounds)
Description: Compounds detected in Ernutet Crater


Name: Municipal Solid Waste (Waste Type)
Description: Waste generated by households, businesses, and institutions.


Name: Democrat Barack Obama (Political Figure)
Description: The 44th President of the United States


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


Name: International Civil Servant (Job Role)
Description: A civilian employee who is employed by an intergovernmental organization.


Name: Free College Tuition (Education Benefit)
Description: Financial assistance for higher education


Name: low pH (4.4) and high contents of polyphenols (Flavor Description)
Description: -


Name: Samuel Bing (Businessman)
Description: The owner of the Paris shop where Lalique worked


Name: TOT-O layers (Chemical Structure)
Description: A layer type found in various minerals, including chlorite


Name: remaining Hindu rulers (group)
Description: rulers that Mahmud of Ghazni defeated


Name: 1,671,500 hectares (ha) (Area)
Description: The area of planted forest in Austria


Name: Ukraine SSR (Political Entity)
Description: The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, a republic of the USSR


Name: 1414 °C (Temperature)
Description: The melting point of silicon.


Name: 4 billion years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Linen and Cotton (Material)
Description: The basic ingredients of paper


Name: Alabama's cities (Geographical region)
Description: Areas within the boundaries of the U.S. state of Alabama designated as urban areas.


Name: Modern Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A form of Hinduism developed in the 19th and 20th centuries, characterized by inclusivism, Neo-Vedanta, and a focus on Vedic elements.


Name: Feeding animals prohibition (Law)
Description: The law prohibiting feeding animals in public places


Name: Faial Island (Island)
Description: The island administered by Horta.


Name: Human Development (Concept)
Description: The highest possible ideal for human development according to the agricultural metaphor used by Cicero


Name: Kyanite, Andalusite, Sillimanite (Mineral)
Description: Represents specific minerals within the aluminosilicate group.


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: Largest country in the world by land area.


Name: 1.76–1.78 (approximately) (Physical Property)
Description: Approximate refractive index of sapphire


Name: Direct iron reduction (Process)
Description: A method of processing iron to produce sponge iron


Name: Later literature cong (Literary Representation)
Description: The representation of the earth in later literature.


Name: uranophane (ChemicalSubstance)
Description: A uranium-containing mineral


Name: Erfurt (Place)
Description: City in Germany


Name: 227 inhabitants per square kilometre (Statistic)
Description: -


Name: Distance Function (d(x,y)) (Mathematical Function)
Description: A function that measures the distance between two points x and y in a metric space.


Name: Jewelry (Artifact)
Description: These materials continue to be encountered in jewelry of the present


Name: the Saracen Joust of Arezzo and the calcio storico fiorentino (Event)
Description: Other events that are included in the Palio di Siena


Name: Toe (Body Part)
Description: The body part a ring can be worn on if specified within the term


Name: Platinum (Metal)
Description: A metal similar in structure to the gold group


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ


Name: 1 train (TrainLine)
Description: A train line operating on the IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line in New York City


Name: CaMnSiO4 (chemical_compound)
Description: -


Name: Multiples of the same artwork (Artwork Category)
Description: Identical versions of the same art piece produced by printmaking processes.


Name: Distinctive manner (Artistic Feature)
Description: A way in which an act is performed or an artifact made


Name: the Solar System (geographical feature type)
Description: The Earth is a planet within our solar system, which also includes other planets, dwarf planets, asteroids, comets, and meteoroids.


Name: Valleys below 220 m (GeographicalLocation)
Description: The valleys below 220 m where the Darwin glass is buried below peat and sediments.


Name: Fatimid Caliphate (Empire)
Description: A Shia Fatimid Arab caliphate, based in Egypt and later in Al-Maghrib (present-day Morocco)


Name: Monarch (Position)
Description: The person holding the title of King or Queen of Spain


Name: American Airlines (Airline)
Description: Number one after its 2013 acquisition by US Airways


Name: Pumpellyite (Mineral)
Description: An amphibole mineral with formula (Ca,Na)2(Mg,Fe3+)(Al,Fe3+)4(Si8O22)(OH)2


Name: World War II (Historical Event)
Description: A global conflict that took place from 1939 to 1945.


Name: Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) (Political Party)
Description: A progressive political party in Taiwan.


Name: Monthly Means Above Freezing (Climatic Condition)
Description: A climatic condition where all monthly averages remain above freezing point


Name: The Duke of Parma (Political Entity)
Description: Commander of Spanish forces during the Dutch Revolt.


Name: Fairfield County, Connecticut (County)
Description: A county in Connecticut, United States


Name: Alabama schools (School system)
Description: Schools located within the state of Alabama


Name: Jasper (City)
Description: The city is located northwest of Birmingham, and was incorporated on December 28, 1867.


Name: Pm3n (223) (Symmetry Type)
Description: The Weaire–Phelan structure has Pm3n (223) symmetry


Name: Russian Empire (empire)
Description: predominantly led Pan-Slavism


Name: cryptocrystalline materials (Material)
Description: Materials that have microscopic crystals


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


Name: Zanzi (Hair Ornament)
Description: An evolved form of the original hair sticks ji


Name: Valuable insights into human civilization (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: The Ottoman Empire that controlled Tunisia from 1546


Name: Arabic (Language)
Description: Language used to transmit the Qur'an


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


Name: Lounge Suit (clothing)
Description: Less formal evening dress that replaced the frock coat in the early 20th century


Name: 60.6% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of voters who participated in the election


Name: Orientalizing era (historical period)
Description: Early Etruscan artistic and cultural phase influenced by Greek culture


Name: Scandinavia (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in Northern Europe consisting of Denmark, Norway and Sweden


Name: 2014 (Year)
Description: The year when Belgium had compulsory voting


Name: Electric vehicles (Class: Automotive)
Description: A type of vehicle that is powered by electricity, either from batteries or overhead power lines.


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: East Asian nation in the Pacific Ocean


Name: The theory that strata was deposited by a shrinking ocean (Geological Theory)
Description: Brongniart used the alternation of marine and fresh water layers to disprove this theory


Name: Kingsbridge (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in the Bronx, New York City


Name: Cherchell (City)
Description: A city in Algeria


Name: Synthetic Sapphire Production Process (Process)
Description: The process used to produce synthetic sapphires, specifically the flame-fusion or Verneuil process


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Capoeira Music (Music Style)
Description: Mestre Bimba played a significant role in shaping Capoeira Music.


Name: Restrictions on euthanasia (Legislation)
Description: Reduced restrictions on euthanasia


Name: European Union (InternationalOrganization)
Description: political and economic union of European countries


Name: Dey of Algiers (Political Position)
Description: Historical position of political and military authority in the Ottoman Empire, primarily in North Africa.


Name: Cheese (Dairy product)
Description: A food product made from milk


Name: CD/DVD polishing and scratch-repair kits (Tool)
Description: Used for CD/DVD polishing and scratch repair.


Name: Different types of headgear (Headgear)
Description: The different headgears that were worn by the mentioned social groups during the Han dynasty


Name: Balkans (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in Southeastern Europe, especially where the Balkan Peninsula is located


Name: Detriment, Prejudice or Risk of Prejudice (Deprivation Type)
Description: Situations where one party suffers loss, harm, or potential harm.


Name: 3265 °C (Temperature)
Description: The boiling point of silicon.


Name: Place names (Geographical feature)
Description: Names given to various geographical features in New Zealand


Name: India (Country)
Description: Waist chains are common among men in India


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: The country where the engraving process was developed


Name: humite subgroup (Subgroup)
Description: A subgroup within the humite group, characterized by A predominantly being magnesium.


Name: Three-step platform (Architecture Element)
Description: A three-step platform on which the Parthenon stands.


Name: Climate Diversity (Climatic Phenomenon)
Description: The high diversity of the climate in Italy due to its long peninsula shape and mostly mountainous interior


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


Name: Many Modernist and Contemporary Artists (Artist)
Description: Artists who continue to excel in the skills of drawing, painting and creating hands-on works of art


Name: Thessaly (Region)
Description: a traditional geographic and modern administrative region of Greece, comprising most of the ancient region of the same name


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in northern Europe, known for its beautiful fjords and Northern Lights


Name: Impurities in steel (Substance)
Description: The substances that are oxidized in the steelmaking process


Name: metonic cycles (cycle)
Description: A cycle of nearly 19 years in the Metonic calendar


Name: jewellery (type of artifact)
Description: Artifacts made by various cultures


Name: Huka Falls (Waterfall)
Description: A waterfall on the Waikato River in New Zealand's North Island


Name: Advertised competitors' diamond products (Action)
Description: Advertising strategy used by De Beers.


Name: Electron-hole pairs (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Pairs of electrons and their corresponding holes in a semiconductor.


Name: Very hard, but brittle material (Material)
Description: A very hard and brittle material that forms when carbon moves out of solution with iron


Name: 9% of Afghanistan's population (Percentage)
Description: A numerical representation of the Uzbek ethnic group in Afghanistan.


Name: Early 20th century (time period)
Description: A period of time starting around 1900.


Name: Carantania (historical state)
Description: It was likely founded after the demise of Carantania


Name: Trieste (City)
Description: A city in Italy


Name: Inert-gas condensation (Method)
Description: A method used to produce metallic nanoparticles


Name: Cause of teenager's troubles (Conclusion)
Description: The conclusion that brain development is not the main cause of teenager's troubles


Name: Several methods (Process)
Description: Methods used to enhance and improve sapphire clarity and color


Name: Misfortune (Abstract idea)
Description: In 10th- and 11th-century Japan


Name: Machinist (Profession)
Description: Profession that uses CNC machines


Name: Arnhem and Nijmegen (City)
Description: Cities built on the moraine hills in East Netherlands