Name: High-purity scrap copper (Material)
Description: The raw material (copper) used in the recycling process


Name: Trade Hub (Category)
Description: A city that plays a significant role in global trade, such as importing and exporting goods.


Name: Half of the Weight of the Adult Human Skeleton (Physical Quantity)
Description: The fraction of an adult human's skeletal weight that is attributed to water.


Name: Mannerist court taste (Artistic Style)
Description: Extravagant artistic style of the 16th century


Name: Undesired scratch marks (defect)
Description: An unwanted defect caused by the abrasive which is too hard or too coarse


Name: Hannibal (Person)
Description: A Carthaginian general


Name: Li's short-lived Shun dynasty (Historical event)
Description: The brief rule of Li Zicheng and his followers


Name: Trilobites (Fossils)
Description: A variety of trilobites classified by Brongniart in 1822


Name: Mantle/Core (Component)
Description: Inner layer of Ceres, composed mainly of hydrated silicates and varying in density based on the impacting meteorites


Name: Constitution of Ukraine (document)
Description: The fundamental law of Ukraine, adopted and ratified in 1996


Name: Mikhail Bakhtin (Philosopher)
Description: Whose writings have significantly inspired scholars


Name: U.S federal appeals court (Court)
Description: The court that struck down some aspects of the reporting requirements as a violation of corporations’ freedom of speech.


Name: American Indian and Alaska Native (not Hispanic or Latino) (Ethnic Group Subdivision)
Description: People who identify as American Indian or Alaska Native and not as Hispanic or Latino


Name: Plovdiv Province, Bulgaria (Adminstrative Division)
Description: An administrative division in central Bulgaria where Karlovo is located


Name: Olivine and Pyroxene (Minerals)
Description: Predominant minerals found in Allende Meteorite


Name: Al-Akhawayn University (University)
Description: The first English-language university in Northwest Africa


Name: Otto (Person)
Description: King of Greece from 1832 to 1862


Name: Wavelength (Physical Property)
Description: A property of optical materials


Name: Acidspar (Chemical Compound)
Description: A high purity fluorite used to produce hydrogen fluoride


Name: Minas Gerais (Brazil) (Location)
Description: A state in Brazil where lesser amounts of amethyst are mined


Name: 8 million (Number)
Description: population reached in the 2000 United States census


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol O and atomic number 8


Name: University of Coimbra (Educational Institution)
Description: oldest university in Portugal


Name: Tektite Origin (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The origin of tektites


Name: Cutting tools (drill bits) (tool)
Description: TiN often used to coat cutting tools like drill bits.


Name: Cut grade (Diamond attribute)
Description: The aspect of a diamond's appearance that is affected when it is too deep during the cutting process


Name: Buddhism (religion)
Description: religion founded by Siddhartha Gautama


Name: relatively shallow and accessible quarries (geographical feature)
Description: Quarries found near Tabaka, Kenya


Name: Great Moravia (Historical Region)
Description: A large 9th-century region located at the confluence of the rivers Morava and Danube.


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: A country in Southeast Europe


Name: [Slavs] (Group)
Description: People who were ruled by Rastislav


Name: Babies born to mothers born outside the UK (Demographic)
Description: In 2014, about 27% of live births in the UK were to mothers born outside the country.


Name: Referendum on the Final Agreement (Event)
Description: A referendum held in Colombia to ratify a peace deal with FARC-EP.


Name: Spain and its Italian, African, Asian, and New World appendages (Country)
Description: Historical region in Southern Europe


Name: Greek sculpture (Art form)
Description: Sculptures created by the ancient Greeks.


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: The term 'yellow movie' (黃色電影) in Chinese pop culture


Name: Parliament of Norway (Legislative body)
Description: The legislature of the Kingdom of Norway


Name: Adolescence (Stage of life)
Description: A stage of life that includes young people transitioning from childhood to adulthood


Name: figurative classical painting (Art_style)
Description: A style of painting characterized by the representation of figures and objects


Name: De Beers (Company)
Description: A company involved in diamond mining, exploration, and marketing


Name: Halftone effect (Visual Artifact)
Description: An effect in printed media achieved by breaking the image up into a pattern of dots with sizes corresponding to the local brightness of the image


Name: Cities, towns and villages in Westchester County (administrative_division)
Description: Westchester County has six cities, 19 towns, and 23 villages.


Name: Alexander Hamilton (Author)
Description: American author known for his political writings during the American Revolutionary Period


Name: Brainerd Bliss Thresher (Person)
Description: Followed the example of René Lalique in his jewelry making


Name: Pyrometamorphic Rock of the Hatrurim Formation (Geological Formation)
Description: It is interpreted to have formed due to interaction of a precursor assemblage with sulfate-rich melt.


Name: Mountain (600 m or more) (Landform)
Description: Whittow states that some authorities regard eminences above 600 m as mountains.


Name: Johann Lorenz Natter (artist)
Description: The artist encouraged by Baron Philipp von Stosch


Name: Clas Westerholm (Person)
Description: A farmworker who discovered the Rällingsberg mining area in 1841


Name: Present (Time Period)
Description: The present periods.


Name: Carl Wilhelm Scheele (Person)
Description: Swedish chemist who used manganese dioxide to produce chlorine


Name: Animal feed, ice cream manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals (IndustryApplication)
Description: The industries and applications where potassium chloride is used


Name: Keśin hymn 10.136 of the Rigveda (Text)
Description: A hymn from the ancient Indian text, the Rigveda


Name: Diamond Cut History in Europe (Historical Event)
Description: The history of diamond cuts in Europe, dating back to the late Middle Ages


Name: Jean Metzinger's Divisionist technique (technique)
Description: A painting technique characterized by small, distinct dabs of color.


Name: Some forests line the banks of rivers (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Forests along some rivers in Benin


Name: Eulytine (mineral)
Description: A rare mineral with specific characteristics mentioned in the text


Name: Sword (Weapon)
Description: Swords, particularly in duels to honorably settle disputes


Name: Labour Society in Drammen (Society)
Description: A labour society established in Drammen, Norway


Name: Strain (physical process)
Description: A physical process applied to TRIP steel.


Name: World production of copper (Production quantity)
Description: The total amount of copper produced globally


Name: Prehistoric age (Time period)
Description: A time in human history that occurred before written records


Name: Oxygen Isotopic Ratios (Scientific Measurement)
Description: Ratios between oxygen-18 and oxygen-16 in a sample


Name: Biomolecular detection (Process)
Description: The process of identifying or quantifying specific biomolecules, such as proteins or DNA


Name: Igneous Activity (Geological Process)
Description: The formation of rocks from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava


Name: Ribbon (textile)
Description: The band attached to the medal


Name: Gipeswic (Town)
Description: A town that arose as the equivalent to other coastal towns serving the Kingdom of East Anglia.


Name: the intrusive body (geological formations)
Description: Igneous or sedimentary rock masses that have solidified beneath the Earth's surface


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: undefined


Name: southern Rhön (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in northern Bavaria and southern Thuringia, Germany


Name: Aristide Maillol, Alexander Matveyev, Joseph Bernard, Antoine Bourdelle, Georg Kolbe, Libero Andreotti, Gustav Vigeland, Jan Stursa, Constantin Brâncuși (sculptors)
Description: -


Name: On the meteorite after landing (Location)
Description: The location where a meteoroid lands on Earth


Name: Iraq War (2003–present) (War)
Description: A military conflict involving the coalition-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 and the subsequent post-invasion insurgency and violence.


Name: a democratic republic with a president as the head of state and government (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a democratic republic with a president as the head of state and government


Name: Dihya (Person)
Description: Dihya was a woman who had the power to govern in the Aurès Mountains.


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: The country where the largest number of Berber communities reside.


Name: 7 JR enterprises, Kintetsu, Seibu Railway and Keio Corporation (Transportation Company)
Description: Other major Japanese railway companies


Name: Leo Moser (Person)
Description: Austrian glass engraver and jeweler


Name: widespread printing (Invention)
Description: Development of the printing press in the Song dynasty


Name: Tezcatlipoca (Deity)
Description: One of the main deities in Aztec mythology


Name: Set the agenda for foreign and domestic policy (Policy)
Description: The right to determine the priorities and focus areas of government policy


Name: Certain Areas or Irregular Streaks in the third type of Hornfels (Geological Rock)
Description: Areas or streaks that may contain a suite of new minerals.


Name: BeCl2 and BeBr2 (Binary Compound of Beryllium(II))
Description: Binary compounds of beryllium(II) with the formula BeCl2 or BeBr2.


Name: Bronze Age Levant (geographical region)
Description: The chronology of the Bronze Age Levant


Name: Carl Menger (Person)
Description: Austrian economist and founder of the Austrian School of Economics


Name: Wittelsbach Diamond (Diamond)
Description: A 35.56-carat blue diamond that once belonged to the King of Spain


Name: Incident rays that are parallel among themselves but not parallel to the mirror's axis (optical ray)
Description: Rays that form an image of an object that is near the mirror or spans a wide angle as seen from it


Name: Basanite (Igneous Rock)
Description: An igneous, volcanic rock with aphanitic to porphyritic texture


Name: Standard Observer with Normal Color Vision (Person)
Description: A person whose color vision is considered normal, serving as a reference for color perception


Name: Euromaidan (political event)
Description: Another major protest against Yanukovych in the winter of 2013/2014


Name: World (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region representing Earth's landmasses and water bodies


Name: lack of sufficient time during the Big Bang's nucleosynthesis phase to produce carbon by the fusion of 4He nuclei and the very low concentrations of available beryllium-8 (Event)
Description: The event that prevented the production of 8Be during the Big Bang


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: An island country located in East Asia


Name: Engraved gem collection (ArtifactCollection)
Description: A collection of engraved gems


Name: John Calvin (Person)
Description: A French theologian and Pastor who was a key figure in the development of the system of Christian theology known as Calvinism


Name: Ferric Iodide (Compound)
Description: A black solid that can be prepared through the reaction of iron pentacarbonyl with iodine and carbon monoxide in the presence of hexane and light at the temperature of −20 °C


Name: Joan Miró (Artist)
Description: Spanish painter, sculptor, and ceramicist


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


Name: Gerevi Hills (Location)
Description: A location in the Umba Valley of Mkinga District, Tanga Region, Tanzania.


Name: 25 cents (Monetary Value)
Description: A monetary value equal to one quarter of a dollar.


Name: Titanium carbides and nitrides (TC/TN) (chemical compound)
Description: Used as reinforcement materials in composite materials.


Name: Mount Ishizuchi (Mountain)
Description: The tallest peak in western Japan


Name: Radioactive decay (Physical process)
Description: The process by which an unstable atomic nucleus loses energy by emitting radiation.


Name: hypothesis of arbitrary aesthetic selection by females (Theory in Evolutionary Biology)
Description: A theory that suggests male sexual traits are the result of initially arbitrary aesthetic selection by females


Name: Mycenaean domination of the island from the 15th century BC onwards (Historical event)
Description: The period during which Mycenaeans dominated the island


Name: Silicate Minerals (Geological Mineral)
Description: Compounds of silicon and oxygen, often with metallic ions.


Name: members of the aristocracy (Aristocracy)
Description: Members of the older retinue


Name: Parthenon (Ancient Greek temple)
Description: Classical-era temple on the Acropolis of the Athenian Academy in Greece


Name: Deng Xiaoping (Political Figure)
Description: Paramount leader of the People's Republic of China from 1978 to 1989 and architect of China's economic reform and opening up


Name: Islam (religion)
Description: Famous for its prohibition of anthropomorphic representation.


Name: Hindu Festivals (Ceremony)
Description: Celebrations that take place in Hinduism, marking spiritual themes and human relationships


Name: Toyota UK Manufacturing Plant (Manufacturing Site)
Description: One of the UK's largest car manufacturing plants at Burnaston


Name: SECI (International Organization)
Description: South East European Cooperation Initiative


Name: Phillip II (person)
Description: King of Spain from 1556 to 1598


Name: European influences (culture)
Description: Culture of New Zealand influenced by European influences


Name: Hermína Týrlová (Animator)
Description: Prominent Czech animator, screenwriter, and film director


Name: Evidence of Minoan War (Event)
Description: Scant evidence found of Minoan war


Name: Ancient Egyptian Beliefs (Cultural Belief System)
Description: Beliefs about the kidneys held by ancient Egyptians, associating them with judgement and moral decisions


Name: Bulgaria (state)
Description: was de jure vassal to the Ottoman Empire until 1908


Name: red mantles (clothing)
Description: Commonly worn by Christ and the Virgin Mary in medieval paintings


Name: Officials (People)
Description: Individuals holding ranks in the Song dynasty government


Name: The Great Oxidation Event (Geological Timeline Event)
Description: The event when oxygen began to accumulate in the Earth's atmosphere.


Name: Portraits of Individuals or Royal Figures (Artwork Type)
Description: Absence of artworks that appear to be portraits of individuals or clearly royal figures


Name: Age group 4-12 (Age Group)
Description: Group of individuals aged between 4 and 12


Name: 4.3% of Colombia (Percentage of population)
Description: Four point three percent of the total population of Colombia


Name: humid continental climate (Dfa) (ClimateType)
Description: A type of climate with shorter winters and less snowfall


Name: Sir Charles Algernon Parsons (Person)
Description: Scientist and engineer known for his invention of the steam turbine


Name: the Rocky Mountains to the Cascades and the Sierra Nevada ranges (Geographical region)
Description: The geographical regions of the Rocky Mountains, Cascades, and Sierra Nevada ranges


Name: - (Physical Property)
Description: A physical property that describes a trend in the lanthanides.


Name: tektites from the Ivory Coast strewnfield (geological formation)
Description: Tektites found in the Ivory Coast strewnfield


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


Name: Córdoba and Seville (City)
Description: Cities located in the Guadalquivir Valley.


Name: Nigel Spivey (Person)
Description: British art historian, archaeologist, and classicist


Name: Ceramics from Akrotiri (Artifact)
Description: Ceramics that were created by the Minoans, including some of the earliest finds at Akrotiri.


Name: Kingdom of Altava (Kingdom)
Description: Another Kingdom based in Altava


Name: civil war (Conflict)
Description: An ongoing civil conflict that has been taking place in Colombia since the mid-1950s.


Name: Jugurthine War (Historical Conflict)
Description: War between Rome and Numidia


Name: abrasive and polishing industries (Industry application)
Description: Yet another common use of sapphire, natural or synthetic


Name: Shales, Limestone, Sandstone and Arkoses (Specific Sedimentary Rock)
Description: Different types of sedimentary rocks


Name: Ancient hanfu styles (Clothing style)
Description: The traditional Han Chinese clothing depicted on ancient paintings, murals, and/or archaeological finds.


Name: Polisario movement (movement)
Description: Movement aiming to establish an independent state in the Spanish Sahara


Name: unrivaled (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that is unrivaled in its energy, diversity, and influence


Name: Greenland (Country)
Description: A country located in the north Atlantic Ocean


Name: Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (biblical figure)
Description: A group of four horsemen in the Book of Revelation


Name: Respiration (Biological process)
Description: The process by which organisms convert biochemical energy from food into adenosine triphosphate (ATP) to fuel cellular activities.


Name: an atheist (ReligiousBelief)
Description: Religious belief change of Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Ukiyo-e prints (Art Form)
Description: Prints created using the woodblock printing technique in Japan, particularly during the Edo period


Name: John H. G. Stuurman/Ernest G. H. Schenck (Inventor)
Description: The inventors of motorized rotary saws for cutting diamonds


Name: Leptospirosis (Diseases)
Description: Leptospirosis is an infectious disease


Name: autonomy and territorial integrity of Ukraine. (Action or Measure)
Description: -


Name: Jabir ibn Hayyan (Person)
Description: Alchemist who lived around 700 AD


Name: Scattering of Frosted Glass (Light Scattering Phenomenon)
Description: The scattering of light in frosted glass that increases the reflected luminance


Name: Amethyst (Mineral Variety)
Description: A specific type of mineral species that differs by some physical characteristic, such as colour or crystal habit


Name: China (Place)
Description: Location where bronze mirrors were manufactured from around 2000 BC


Name: Domestic, religious and funerary purposes (Purpose)
Description: Uses of wall paintings in ancient Greece, primarily for domestic, religious, or funerary purposes


Name: Lincoln Memorial Commission (Organization)
Description: A commission established to design and build the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.


Name: London Film Festival (Event)
Description: The London Film Festival is an annual film festival held in London, England


Name: the end of the Bronze Age in the Aegean region (event)
Description: The event that marks the end of the Bronze Age in the Aegean region.


Name: PISTA 2007–2013 (Plan)
Description: The plan aims to invest 30 billion euros during 2007-2013.


Name: German settlement (settlement)
Description: Process of settling Germanic people to the south and east


Name: Governors Island National Monument (Historical Site)
Description: A historical site located in the harbor and joined to Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island Immigration Museum.


Name: Radiation Hard (Property)
Description: A characteristic of something that can withstand high levels of radiation without being damaged.


Name: King of Mauretania (Person)
Description: For the splendour of his purple cloak


Name: Sputtering phenomenon (Observation)
Description: The observation that metal was being ejected from electrodes in gas discharge lamps.


Name: Noir de Golzinne (geological feature)
Description: -


Name: Karagounides (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic Greek subgroup living in Thessaly


Name: Jewelry (Object)
Description: Items made for adornment or decoration


Name: Culinary traditions and cuisines (Cultural resource)
Description: the cooking styles, ingredients, and dishes that reflect the history and culture of a region or people


Name: Corrosion Resistance (Property)
Description: The ability of stainless steel to resist corrosion due to the formation of a hard oxide on its surface.


Name: Poesias de Américo Elísio (Literature work)
Description: Work by José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva, later named Poetries


Name: Idrisid dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Muslim dynasty that ruled in Morocco during the 8th, 9th, and 10th centuries


Name: Security forces in Sierra Leone (Military or government organization)
Description: The military and law enforcement agencies of Sierra Leone


Name: America's Cup regatta (Competition)
Description: A series of yacht races held between two sailing teams


Name: large and dynamic economy (economic characteristic)
Description: a country that has a significant and growing economic output, placing it among the top global economies


Name: The Star of Adam (jewelry)
Description: Largest known blue star sapphire


Name: Opal (Mineral)
Description: A mineral known for its play of colors


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific tail entity provided, but militants in Afghanistan and Pakistan have destroyed some historic Buddhist monuments


Name: Medal (Artifact)
Description: A medal is a decorative circular piece of metal, usually struck by coinage machinery, bearing a figure or design and given as an award or keepsake.


Name: Lapidary products trade (Trade)
Description: Includes lapidary products between Africa and India.


Name: Naturalists and Photographers (Occupation)
Description: People who study nature or take photographs, especially as a profession


Name: Zinc Deficiency Source (Origin)
Description: The source of zinc deficiency


Name: Moroccan Natural Beauty (Natural Beauty)
Description: The natural beauty of Morocco.


Name: Traps (Object)
Description: Devices used to capture Urban Red Foxes


Name: Qur'an (Religious Text)
Description: Transmitted in Arabic


Name: Rhaeti (Region)
Description: An ancient region in Switzerland


Name: Cu deposits (mineral deposits)
Description: Deposits of copper mineral resources


Name: Pointing (Technique)
Description: Setting up a grid of string squares on a wooden frame surrounding the original statue and then measuring points for carving.


Name: Palestinian National Authority (Organization)
Description: The administrative body for the Palestinian territories established by the Oslo Accords.


Name: 84 people (People)
Description: The number of married couples in Peccia


Name: nanomaterials used in consumer products (Material in Consumer Products)
Description: Nanoparticles are the most common form of nanomaterials found in consumer goods


Name: Western cuisine (Food and Beverage)
Description: Cheese production


Name: Titanium Dioxide (Chemical Substance)
Description: A white solid mineral form of titanium dioxide


Name: Nationalists (China) (PoliticalGroup)
Description: The ruling party defeated on the mainland during the Chinese Civil War


Name: Ötztal Alps and Zillertal Alps (SetOfItems)
Description: Two separate mountain ranges within the Alps


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


Name: 20th century (time period)
Description: The time when police uniforms were mostly black


Name: Thomas Aquinas (Philosopher)
Description: Theologian


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: Switzerland has agricultural protectionism


Name: ceremony or religious practice (category of event)
Description: Events or activities associated with religious beliefs, rituals, or observances


Name: Impressionist paintings (Artwork)
Description: Paintings demonstrating that human beings do not see objects, but instead see light itself.


Name: Emperor (Monarch)
Description: The ruler of China during this period


Name: Spanish galleon wreck (Historical Artifact)
Description: A legendary Spanish galleon believed to have sunk in Tobermory Bay


Name: Ideas About Early Chinese Civilization (Concept or Idea)
Description: Ideas and beliefs held about early Chinese civilization


Name: Triangle shell mussel (Hyriopsis cumingii) (Species)
Description: A species of freshwater mussel used in pearl production


Name: Large cracks close to or breaking the surface (Diamond flaw)
Description: Defects that may increase the likelihood of a fracture.


Name: Warfare (Aztecs) (Activity)
Description: Warfare among the Aztecs.


Name: media (Communication)
Description: The means of communication or expression by which ideas and information are exchanged


Name: Parthenon (architecture)
Description: The Parthenon was often indirectly referred to as famous in medieval Greek accounts


Name: Foreigners (Population)
Description: People who are not Swiss citizens


Name: Dikes (Geographical feature)
Description: Barriers used in the Netherlands to prevent floods


Name: one of the largest manganese reserve in South Africa (Manganese Reservation)
Description: A large quantity of manganese reserves


Name: Particolored Sapphires (Origin)
Description: The main location where particolored sapphires are mined


Name: Pedro Álvares Cabral (Explorer)
Description: Portuguese explorer who discovered Brazil in 1500


Name: Road from Dombås (Geographical Location)
Description: One of the three roads meeting in Oppdal


Name: Banking (Finance)
Description: The business of managing and investing money


Name: Europe and the Middle East (Region)
Description: Regions that include Europe and the Middle East


Name: Canal du Midi (Waterway)
Description: The Canal du Midi connects to the Garonne river


Name: Showing the natural patterns of figured stones (Action)
Description: Focusing on showcasing the intrinsic designs of certain stones


Name: Generation of '98 (Literary Movement)
Description: Spanish literary and artistic movement


Name: Vladimir-Suzdal (Political Entity)
Description: A historical principality in medieval Russia.


Name: Art Deco period (Historical period)
Description: A design movement of the 1920s and 1930s


Name: Pantanal Wetlands (tourism_attraction)
Description: The world's largest freshwater wetland, located in Brazil and other countries.


Name: Etruscan Civilization (civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that flourished in central Italy from the 8th to the 1st century BCE


Name: Arabic language (language)
Description: Language spread by Arab migrations and influence


Name: New York (State)
Description: East Coast U.S. state


Name: Sand, Glass Beads, Metal Pellets, Copper Slag, Dry Ice (Material)
Description: Various materials used in sandblasting.


Name: wind farms (Energy Infrastructure)
Description: The total number of wind farms in Colombia.


Name: Italian native speakers (Nationality)
Description: Individuals born in Italy who speak Italian as their native language


Name: Average Age of Spain (Quantity)
Description: The average age of the population in Spain is 43.1 years in 2022


Name: +6 (OxidationState)
Description: Examples: potassium ferrate (K2FeO4)


Name: cleaning it, often with a diamond powder (Aspect of Substrate Preparation)
Description: Cleaning the substrate with diamond powder


Name: Space (Cosmic Location)
Description: The vast expanse that exists beyond the atmosphere of celestial bodies


Name: 29 per cent (Percentage)
Description: -


Name: Blue butterflies (Insect)
Description: A type of insect found in the Alps.


Name: Uncoated iron H pins (metal object)
Description: Iron pins not coated in lead used in the construction or repair of the Parthenon


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


Name: Bijoux arabes et berbères du Maroc (Book)
Description: The book in which Besancenot published his drawings and descriptions of almost 200 pieces of jewellery from different places and traditions in Morocco


Name: Environmental damage (Environmental Issue)
Description: Negative impact on the environment


Name: Average population density of Derbyshire (PopulationDensity)
Description: The average number of people per hectare in the county


Name: Roman Forces under Julius Caesar (Military Force)
Description: Conquered the area south and west of the Rhine between 57 BC to 53 BC


Name: 2nd Earl of Bessborough (Person)
Description: Irish peer and politician


Name: 43°N 12°E (Geographic Coordinates)
Description: The geographic coordinates for Italy


Name: Ipswich train station (Location)
Description: -


Name: Lietkabelis Panevėžys (Basketball Club)
Description: A Lithuanian basketball club


Name: student loan forgiveness programs (Financial Assistance Programs)
Description: The financial assistance programs intended to help alleviate student loan debt


Name: Thermal Energy (Phonons) (Energy)
Description: The energy released in the form of phonons during recombination events that exceed the band gap.


Name: Drops of Water (Description)
Description: Looks like drops of water


Name: Joan Miró (Person)
Description: Spanish painter, sculptor, and ceramicist


Name: Soil Amendment and Fertilizer (Agricultural Practice)
Description: The addition of materials to soil to improve its fertility and structure.


Name: Fernando Haddad (Politician)
Description: Brazilian politician


Name: Art Nouveau, Art Deco, International Style & organicism, New Look & Pop, Globalization, Materialism, and Minimalism (Art movement or style)
Description: Stylistic trends in 20th-century jewelry design


Name: Western philosophy (philosophical tradition)
Description: The study of general and fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, ethics, and reality by members of the Western intellectual tradition


Name: Haijin and literary inquisition (Policies)
Description: Policies during the early Qing period and later, aimed at valuing agriculture and restraining commerce, and censoring literature respectively


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: Sapiens species


Name: The Great Famine (historical_event)
Description: Series of crop failures and famines in the years 1315 to 1317


Name: European Union (EU) (Political Entity)
Description: An economic and political union of 27 European countries


Name: Chinese Communist Party (Title)
Description: An alternative title for the Communist Party of China


Name: - (-)
Description: Not applicable, as Micraster is a species, not another entity


Name: And his work had a profound impact on modern physics, particularly in the field of microscopy and elasticity (Physics)
Description: Robert Hooke was a leading figure in German physics during the late 17th century. His work had a profound impact on modern physics, particularly in the field of microscopy and elasticity


Name: Courts of England and Wales (Judicial Body)
Description: The judicial system of England and Wales, consisting of the Court of Appeal, High Court of Justice (civil cases) and Crown Court (criminal cases)


Name: huang (Six Ritual Jades)
Description: According to the 'Zhou Li'


Name: Novorossiya (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in Southern Ukraine and Eastern Romania, roughly corresponding to the historical region of Azov.


Name: Ceria (alloy)
Description: An alloy composed of cerium and another metal or metals


Name: statewide smoking ban (legislation)
Description: A proposal to ban smoking in all public places.


Name: Byzantine Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Greek-speaking Eastern Roman Empire's architectural styles, originating in the 4th century AD


Name: art nouveau jewelers (art_jewelry)
Description: The art jewelry that modernisme in Spain followed


Name: Two Treatises of Government (Book)
Description: A series of essays that discuss political power, individual rights, and government.


Name: a few others (people group)
Description: People who were allowed to wear gold ornaments on their feet


Name: Itamar Franco (President)
Description: Brazilian President who appointed Fernando Henrique Cardoso Minister of Finance


Name: Tahitian pearl cultured Tahitian pearl farms (Location)
Description: The farms where Tahitian pearls are cultivated.


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


Name: reducing its environmental impact and carbon footprint (Action)
Description: Efforts to reduce environmental impact and carbon emissions


Name: China (Country)
Description: The most populous country in the world, located in East Asia


Name: Ancestors of Berber tribes (People)
Description: The ancestors of the modern Berber people


Name: ammolite jewelry (Jewelry type)
Description: A specific type of jewelry that is made with Ammolite


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: The first place where the pocket watch was developed.


Name: Government (Political Entity)
Description: New government proposed to be based out of Kandahar


Name: 25°44′0″S 142°57′0″E / 25.73333°S 142.95000°E / -25.73333; 142.95000 (Location Coordinates)
Description: The exact geographic coordinates of the Tenham meteorite


Name: Kimberlite (Rock type)
Description: A diamond-bearing rock derived from magma types that erupt rapidly and are rich in volatiles and magnesium oxide.


Name: antiferromagnetism (magnetic_property)
Description: Almandine is antiferromagnetic.


Name: Mesopotamia (Place)
Description: The region where these cities were located


Name: Sarah Isabella (McClellan) Webb (Person)
Description: Daughter of John McClellan.


Name: Muscular System in Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin move and maintain its posture.


Name: Yale (Institution)
Description: An Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut


Name: Rheinwaldhorn (MountainPeak)
Description: The highest point of the municipality of Vals, Switzerland


Name: Tantric tradition (religious tradition)
Description: A tradition giving prominence to the female energy of the deity


Name: arbitrating and moderating the regular functioning of the institutions... (Action)
Description: Resolving disputes between the disparate branches, mediating constitutional crises, and preventing abuses of power.


Name: Cerium (Chemical Element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white, ductile and malleable transition metal


Name: Electrolysis (Process)
Description: The process of using a direct electric current to induce a chemical reaction


Name: UAB Hospital (Hospital)
Description: A hospital located in Alabama


Name: UNESCO (international organization)
Description: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization


Name: [Palos de la Frontera, La Rábida Monastery, Moguer] in the province of Huelva (places)
Description: Significant places in the life of Christopher Columbus are Palos de la Frontera, La Rábida Monastery, and Moguer, located in the province of Huelva.


Name: Electrolysis of HF (Process)
Description: KF is essential since pure HF cannot be electrolyzed


Name: Rats (Species)
Description: Used in animal experiments to study the effects of manganese overexposure.


Name: Law in the United States (Legal system)
Description: Legal system of the United States


Name: Tolerances (Quality Attribute)
Description: The degree of permissible deviation in the thickness or other characteristics of a coating


Name: HMS Warrior (Ship)
Description: A ship that William disembarked from


Name: Article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Human Right Article)
Description: Article that gives people the right to participate in cultural life and the right to the protection of their contributions to cultural life


Name: Mahatma Gandhi (Person)
Description: A prominent Indian political and spiritual leader who was the leader of the Indian independence movement against British rule.


Name: Verdigris (Pigment)
Description: A green pigment made by soaking copper in fermenting wine.


Name: Oil or an inert gas (Substance)
Description: Material used to store bulk sodium


Name: Storvätteshågna (Mountain)
Description: The highest point in the province of Dalarna


Name: Leila Ben Ali (Politician's spouse)
Description: Wife of Ben Ali


Name: Mid and East Antrim Borough Council (Council)
Description: The local authority responsible for Larne


Name: Depiction on coins (Art Form)
Description: Representation of individuals or symbols on coins.


Name: Heat affected zone (Geological feature)
Description: Area of the meteorite that is affected by heat during atmospheric entry


Name: Linde Air division of Union Carbide (Company)
Description: A company that originally developed and patented lattice diffusion treatment.


Name: Brazilian society popular culture (Society)
Description: Popular culture of Brazilian society


Name: with the Dahomey Kingdom being a notable example (government)
Description: The historical monarchical system of the Fon people, including the influential Dahomey Kingdom


Name: Inclusion (SingularNoun)
Description: The act or state of including or being included within a particular group, set, or collection


Name: Agent Orange (Herbicide)
Description: A herbicide used during the Vietnam War to remove vegetation and expose enemy combatants.


Name: Kharijite ruler of Tahert (Person)
Description: The Kharijite leader in North Africa


Name: Chemical intermediates (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of chemicals that are used as raw materials or components for other products


Name: Naxos (Place)
Description: Island in the Aegean Sea


Name: East Frankish Kingdom (Political Entity)
Description: The kingdom of Louis the German from 843 to 876


Name: United Nations officials (International organization representatives)
Description: The United Nations officials that Habib Bourguiba spoke to in 1946.


Name: Pericles (Person)
Description: A statesman, orator, general and philosopher of ancient Athens.


Name: The Beatles (Music Group)
Description: British rock band. Known for many great hits.


Name: river Morava (River)
Description: The river where the core territories of Great Moravia were located


Name: Silicate minerals (Mineral group)
Description: Approximately 90% of the Earth's crust is made up of silicate minerals.


Name: Low-grade metamorphic rock (Geological formations)
Description: Rock that has undergone burial metamorphism and displays low grade of metamorphism


Name: Māori (Ethnicity)
Description: Indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand


Name: U.S. food and dietary supplement labeling purposes (Regulation)
Description: System for indicating the nutrient content of foods and dietary supplements in the United States.


Name: Nd3+ ion (chemical element)
Description: A trivalent form of neodymium used in some organisms


Name: Geographical Indication Registry, Chennai (Organization)
Description: The organization that gave geographical indication status to Makrana marble in 2015.


Name: Pilgrims (Person)
Description: Group to whom chiastolite specimens were distributed.


Name: 'Classic' Styles from the Past (Art Historical Period or Style)
Description: Styles from previous periods that are revived


Name: Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia (country)
Description: Countries that have retained Berber language and traditions


Name: Year 1963 (Time)
Description: The year when the Archaeological Museum of Skyros was established.


Name: Pink (Color)
Description: The color named after the flower of the same name


Name: Spanish forces (Military Entity)
Description: Military forces of Spain.


Name: Britain (Historical Political Entity)
Description: The United Kingdom during a specific time period


Name: Court's Equitable Jurisdiction (Legal Context)
Description: A court's power to make decisions that are fair and just in a situation, especially when strict law cannot be applied


Name: Aerospace, Military, Industrial Processes, Automotive, Agriculture, Sporting Goods, Jewelry, and Consumer Electronics (Industry or Application)
Description: Titanium alloys are used in various industries such as aerospace, military, automotive, agriculture, sports goods, jewelry, and consumer electronics


Name: The seven metals arranged in order of their oxidation potential. (List)
Description: A list containing seven metals.


Name: Vienna (City)
Description: A city in Austria


Name: World War II (War)
Description: The war that took place between 1939 and 1945


Name: Electrical insulation (Property)
Description: Offers electrical insulation for integrated circuits


Name: Mongol Empire (empire)
Description: The Mongol Empire at its greatest extent, ruling over much of Eurasia from 1206 to 1368


Name: Angle Addition Postulate (Mathematical Theorems)
Description: A postulate stating the sum of angles


Name: Brazil's foreign_exchange_reserves (Reserve)
Description: The foreign exchange reserves held by Brazil


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A North African country bordering the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean


Name: Agia Pelagia (Place)
Description: A location on the north coast of central Crete where Blue-greenschist was likely quarried


Name: Phoenicians (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that inhabited the coastal region of present-day Lebanon and Syria


Name: Ignaz Unterberger (Person)
Description: A Viennese artist who led a school for mezzotint in the 18th century.


Name: Discovery of older fossils (Scientific discovery)
Description: The uncovering of ancient fossil records


Name: Golden apple (Architectural element)
Description: An architectural element in Prester John's palace where carbuncles serve as indoor lighting


Name: City-states (Political Entity)
Description: Independent cities with their own government and laws


Name: CaxMgyFe2-x-ySiO4 (Silicates)
Description: The silicates that comprise the olivine group.


Name: Metal(s) (Element)
Description: Unspecified metals in the formation of uranate(VI)


Name: Traditional sense of 'saturation' (Comparison)
Description: The chroma in the CIE 1976 Lab and LUV color spaces is significantly different from traditional notions of saturation


Name: beginning of the 19th century (date)
Description: The time when the Polabian language stopped being spoken


Name: mid-ocean ridge (Geographical Feature)
Description: An underwater mountain range where new oceanic crust is formed.


Name: Thread to lie against the needle as it passes through the fabric (function of a part)
Description: The groove allows the thread to adhere to the needle while sewing.


Name: a part of the Earth's external layer (geographical feature type)
Description: An example of a part of the Earth's external layer, which includes the atmosphere and the hydrosphere.


Name: Pietà (Sculpture)
Description: A masterpiece sculpture created by Michelangelo, depicting the Virgin Mary cradling Jesus' dead body


Name: Escola de Minas (Mines School) (educational_institution)
Description: The school that established the technological foundation for several mineral discoveries in Brazil.


Name: Twersky Dynasty (Political Entity)
Description: Until the early 20th century


Name: Airbus (Aircraft manufacturer)
Description: The aircraft manufacturer that hired Hoar Construction to oversee the construction of the facility in Mobile, Alabama.


Name: 12 May 1986 (Date)
Description: The current NBC's six-feathered logo made its first on-air appearance on this date


Name: 1025 degrees Celsius (Temperature)
Description: A temperature of 1025 degrees Celsius.


Name: writing system (system)
Description: Mycenaean Greece had a developed writing system


Name: Ignacio Ramírez (Person)
Description: A defender of the rights of the indigenous


Name: Sea urchins (Echinoderm)
Description: A class of echinoderms that are found in most seabed habitats and can live at depths ranging from intertidal downwards to several kilometres.


Name: Crystal structure (Scientific concept)
Description: The arrangement of atoms in a crystal


Name: Mulhacén (Mountain peak)
Description: The highest elevation in the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Ludwig von Siegen (Artist)
Description: A person whose name is mentioned but not provided with any specific relationship or context within the text.


Name: Nobel Prize (Award)
Description: The most prestigious award in the field of physics


Name: German Panzerwaffe (Military Unit Type)
Description: The German Panzerwaffe used the silver-on-black skull and crossbones symbol


Name: Electrolysis of a potassium bifluoride/hydrogen fluoride mixture (Process)
Description: A method used to produce industrial quantities of fluorine


Name: 1947 (Year)
Description: year of opening


Name: Chemical Mixture (Lithium Chloride and Potassium Chloride) (chemical compound)
Description: A mixture of lithium chloride and potassium chloride


Name: These companies (Organization)
Description: Entities that have grown due to unethical extraction in covered countries


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


Name: Dirt or Grease on Diamond Surface (substance)
Description: Impurities present on the surface of a diamond.


Name: Soil (through decomposition processes) (Environmental Feature)
Description: Decomposed organic matter moves into soil via waterflow.


Name: Other sulfides or oxides (Mineral)
Description: Pyrite is usually found associated with other sulfides or oxides


Name: Almost half of the country's vertebrate species becoming extinct (Wildlife event)
Description: Perishing of a species or taxon


Name: Marie-Luce Gélard (Ethnologist)
Description: French ethnologist who discusses jewellery in the context of collective marriage rituals


Name: Plagioclase (Mineral)
Description: Substitution occurs in plagioclase minerals


Name: Positions of Power (Role)
Description: Berber women historically held positions of power.


Name: Joss paper ash samples (Substance)
Description: Samples taken from the ashes produced by burning joss paper.


Name: Crystals (Physical State)
Description: A solid in a highly ordered structure, often found as geological formations


Name: Romantic Art (Art Movement)
Description: Artistic movement characterized by emotions and individuality


Name: The birth of the Italian Republic in 1946 (Historical event)
Description: The creation of the modern Italian Republic, celebrated on Italy's National Day


Name: Berber tribes (Tribe)
Description: Nomadic peoples indigenous to North Africa


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Country where ancient theatrical texts were translated and staged


Name: Presian (historical figure)
Description: no specific description provided, but Presian's reign apparently coincides with the extension of Bulgarian control over the Slavic tribes in and around Macedonia


Name: Religious Groups (Group)
Description: Religious communities in Greece


Name: Devotion (Buddhist_practice)
Description: Important in some Buddhist traditions


Name: Chalcocite (Mineral)
Description: A copper sulfide mineral with the formula Cu2S.


Name: the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (Provisional Name)
Description: A temporary name used by the United Nations for North Macedonia


Name: Asymmetric low-intensity armed conflict between government forces, leftist guerrilla groups and right wing paramilitaries (Conflict)
Description: An ongoing conflict in Colombia


Name: Regime Change (Political Action)
Description: Forcing changes in governments perceived to be aligned with the Soviet Union


Name: Dyula (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group who established the Kong Empire


Name: 6 Bolton Road, Eastbourne, England (Location)
Description: The place where Frederick Soddy was born


Name: Millions of casualties, economic and social upheaval, political change (Characteristic)
Description: Key aspects that defined World War II


Name: Schweizerspende (Charitable fund)
Description: A charitable fund established by the Swiss government


Name: Trento (City)
Description: A city in Italy


Name: Black Hills (Geographical Region)
Description: A mountain range in western South Dakota, United States.


Name: 2011 earthquake and nuclear crisis (disaster)
Description: The disaster that occurred in Japan in March 2011


Name: Antoine Watteau (Artist)
Description: French artist whose works are representative of the Rococo style in the country.


Name: Greek Language (Language)
Description: The language used for services in the Greek Orthodox Church


Name: Alcazar (Physical Object)
Description: A separate fortress or alcazar within the settlement


Name: Northern Ireland (Region)
Description: A region and one of the four constituent countries of the United Kingdom


Name: Proterozoic Epoch (Geological Epoch)
Description: Eonothem, a division of geologic time


Name: Call-and-response type of folk music (Music Characteristics)
Description: Capoeira Music is often described as call-and-response folk music.


Name: Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) (Psychiatric Disorders)
Description: A mental disorder characterized by persistent feelings of sadness or despair


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The largest religion in Belgium, with various denominations including Catholicism and Protestantism.


Name: 55.8 inhabitants per acre (35,700/sq mi; 13,800/km2) (Population Density)
Description: The population density of Kingsbridge as per the 2010 US Census


Name: Imports from Britain (Imports)
Description: imports from Britain initially serving the American market


Name: Folk Costume (gentlemen) (Clothing Variant)
Description: variant of the folk costume worn by gentlemen


Name: Scythian kingdom (kingdom)
Description: Ancient kingdom located in Eastern Europe and Central Asia


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: A city located in the United States and the most populous city in the U.S.


Name: The fruit of the pomegranate plant (Fruit)
Description: Mature fruits are 5–12 cm in diameter with a rounded shape and thick, reddish husk


Name: military (Organization)
Description: Armed forces of Algeria


Name: Cassava (Commodity)
Description: An important food crop, with tuberous roots rich in carbs.


Name: Industry (Concept in economics)
Description: A general term used to categorize economic activities and organizations


Name: Durum wheat semolina (Wheat product)
Description: Coarsely ground and used for making various types of bread


Name: Globalized Economy of Belgium (Economic Condition)
Description: The state of the economy of Belgium characterized by strong interconnectivity with other European countries


Name: Maggia (municipality) (Location)
Description: A municipality in Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Modern hanfu (Clothing)
Description: Modern versions of traditional Han Chinese clothing.


Name: Liquid cerium (State of matter)
Description: The liquid phase of cerium.


Name: Saltwater pearl oysters (Species)
Description: Saltwater pearls grow within pearl oysters, family Pteriidae.


Name: Country's most vital exports (economic_category)
Description: Contribute significantly to the country's economy


Name: wildlife (Nature)
Description: The various plant and animal species found in a country


Name: Hydrogen atom (Element)
Description: An element with atomic number 1 and symbol H


Name: [The province of Andros, Chora (Andros), and Gavrio] (Locations)
Description: The municipalities that were merged to form current municipality of Andros


Name: South Australia (Political_entity)
Description: South Australia was founded as a free colony—it never accepted transported convicts.


Name: United Nations Security Council (International Organization)
Description: An international organization responsible for maintaining peace and security


Name: Yule Marble (Geological Feature)
Description: Becomes extremely coarse-grained in contact zones with intrusive granite.


Name: Printed books (Art form)
Description: Initially expensive, but fell steadily in price until they were affordable by the 19th century poorest


Name: East Francia (Political Entity)
Description: East Frankish Kingdom from 843 to 962


Name: Makara (Mythical Creature)
Description: A mythical sea creature associated with the Cintamani in Hindu tradition


Name: Peredvizhniki (Art Movement)
Description: A group of critical realists who broke with the academy


Name: Mercedes-Benz U.S. International, Inc. (Company)
Description: An automobile manufacturing company based in Vance, Alabama


Name: Zircon (Diamond Simulant)
Description: A diamond simulant that can also imitate fancy-colored diamonds


Name: Cabochon cut (Cut)
Description: Characterized by a rounded, flat base rather than facets.


Name: Highways in Colombia (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: The network of roads and highways.


Name: Malachite (mineral)
Description: A green mineral


Name: (OH)− substituting for F− (Chemical compound)
Description: Tend to increase refractive indices


Name: Latin t (letter)
Description: The plus sign (+) is derived from Latin t via a simplification of a ligature for et


Name: OpenLayers (Technology)
Description: An open-source JavaScript library for displaying map data in web browsers


Name: Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (International organization)
Description: An intergovernmental security organization dedicated to promoting peace, security, stability, human rights, democracy, and economic integration in Europe


Name: Different Directions (Direction)
Description: Various directions determined by interference phenomena


Name: Daily Food Requirement for Red Fox (food)
Description: approximately 18 oz


Name: displaced students (Student)
Description: Students displaced due to the Fukushima nuclear disaster


Name: Two crystal modifications of Uranium Hydride (Compound)
Description: Different forms of uranium hydride formed at different temperatures


Name: Iron ions (chemical substance)
Description: The cause of the green color in prasiolite


Name: Empire of Japan (country)
Description: Japan during its imperial period


Name: Elemental Fluorine (Chemical Compound)
Description: A form of fluorine that exists as an element rather than a compound


Name: Semiconductors with large thermoelectric power factors (Type of Semiconductor)
Description: Semiconductors with large thermoelectric power factors


Name: Karl von Habsburg (Person)
Description: Austrian politician, historian, journalist, writer, publicist, and president of Blue Shield International


Name: people (Group of People)
Description: People who live in the region where ɂehtsǝ́o Erǝ́ya lived


Name: Traditional Fire Engine Red (Color)
Description: A traditional color for fire engines.


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: In 1725


Name: Boston-Worcester-Providence combined statistical area (Geographical region)
Description: A combined statistical area (CSA) in the northeastern United States


Name: Bjørnson's 'peasant novels' (Literary Work)
Description: Novels by Bjørnson focusing on peasants


Name: the universal human capacity to classify and encode human experiences symbolically, and to communicate symbolically encoded experiences socially (Concept)
Description: The universal human capacity to classify and encode human experiences symbolically, and to communicate symbolically encoded experiences socially.


Name: Ancient Greek Classification System (gemstone classification system)
Description: Traditional gemstone classification system that originated from ancient Greece


Name: Norwegians (Nationality)
Description: Citizens of Norway


Name: 100 billion dinars (Quantity)
Description: Amount invested by Algeria in developing research facilities and paying researchers


Name: China–North Korea Relations (Diplomatic Relationship)
Description: The relations between China and North Korea, two communist states in East Asia.


Name: Loan Quality (Financial Metric)
Description: The creditworthiness of loans.


Name: Metamorphism occurred (Geological event)
Description: A process that causes existing rock to change its physical or chemical properties.


Name: Iron meteoroid (Celestial body)
Description: A particular type of meteoroid that is mostly composed of iron


Name: £190 billion (per year) (Amount)
Description: Estimated loss to fraud in the UK per year


Name: Sioux Quartzite (Geological formation)
Description: A geologic unit of sedimentary rock found in the U.S. states of South Dakota, Minnesota, and Wisconsin


Name: CNC Lathes (Machine Tools)
Description: Modern day CNC lathes that are able to produce most turned objects in 3D.


Name: Potassium (Chemical Element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white, highly reactive metallic element


Name: oxidation state (Chemical property)
Description: +2 oxidation state


Name: Anglican and Catholic Priests (Profession)
Description: Priests belonging to the Anglican Church or the Catholic Church


Name: Pea Family (Botanical Classification)
Description: A family of flowering plants that includes legumes.


Name: Shoushan stone (壽山印石) (Material)
Description: Type of stone from Fujian Province.


Name: Kostal GmbH (Company)
Description: a family-owned electrical engineering company based in Würzburg, Germany


Name: laser damage (Property)
Description: TGG is very resistant to laser damage.


Name: Uranium(IV) (Chemical State)
Description: A specific oxidation state of uranium


Name: Earth's Mantle (Geological Feature)
Description: Most diamonds come from this source.


Name: Chroma in CIE 1976 Lab and LUV color spaces (Color Space Property)
Description: The chroma property in the CIE 1976 Lab and LUV color spaces


Name: Assinie (village)
Description: A village near the border with the Gold Coast (now Ghana) where a French mission was established in 1687.


Name: Complement the wearer's look (Property)
Description: -


Name: esmaralda/esmaraldus, a variant of Latin smaragdus (Word)
Description: The word 'emerald' is derived from Vulgar Latin: esmaralda/esmaraldus, a variant of Latin smaragdus.


Name: Silk Road in mainland Eurasia (Trading Network)
Description: Long-distance trade routes connecting the East and West


Name: a local lord (Person)
Description: -


Name: Abrasive (Material)
Description: Bort used as an abrasive in various forms and applications


Name: Ice Hockey (Sport)
Description: A popular sport in Russia


Name: Polishing with Cornmeal and Wax Mixture (Processing Step)
Description: A step in the process of pearl creation where they are polished with a specific mixture


Name: Steel (Metal)
Description: A solderable material applied onto titanium for easier soldering


Name: [Trans-Manhattan Expressway, I-95, U.S. 1, Cross Bronx Expressway] (Road)
Description: A group of roadways connecting through the Alexander Hamilton Bridge.


Name: Izanagi and Izanami (Mythological Entity)
Description: Key figures in Japanese mythology, siblings (according to Oka Masao's interpretation)


Name: Paul Cézanne (Person)
Description: Impressionist painter who produced his own oranges


Name: a certain number of public and private organizations responsible for managing its forests (Number)
Description: The number of public and private organizations responsible for managing Austria's forests


Name: having a high density and low melting point (characteristic)
Description: Characteristics of Majorite.


Name: China (country)
Description: the Middle Kingdom, East Asia's oldest civilization and the world's oldest continuous civilizations


Name: 30% of the stock values at the Oslo Stock Exchange (Percentage)
Description: Through these big companies


Name: Imperial dynasty (Political entity)
Description: Continuous monarchy in Japan


Name: Moon (Celestial Body)
Description: The natural satellite orbiting Earth


Name: indigenous elites (social class)
Description: The noble indigenous rulers recognized by the Spanish colonial system


Name: (η5-C5Me5)2Zn2 (inorganic compound)
Description: The first zinc(I) compound containing the Zn–Zn bond


Name: Having favourable economic conditions (EconomicCondition)
Description: economic conditions considered favorable


Name: Granada Charterhouse (Building)
Description: A charterhouse in Granada, Spain


Name: Playa Lakes (Geographical Feature)
Description: Shallow depressions or basins filled with sand, gravel, or mud and found in arid regions.


Name: relevant educational and cultural itineraries (Itinerary)
Description: Tours focusing on the history, geology, and culture of Predazzo


Name: Untreated rubies of high quality (Mineral)
Description: Naturally occurring untreated rubies with high quality


Name: Racial Disparities in Traffic Stops (Statistic)
Description: The findings of the Missouri Attorney General's report on racial disparities in traffic stops


Name: One percent of men (percentage)
Description: Percentage of men who find grey their least favorite color


Name: Volyn-Podillia Upland (Geographical Region)
Description: Highland region in the west of Ukraine.


Name: numerous indigenous peoples (Tribe)
Description: Different Native American tribes


Name: 7 regions (bölge) and 21 subregions (Geographical Division)
Description: Regional divisions used for demographic, economic and geographic measurements


Name: Consumers have moved toward (Behavior)
Description: The trend of consumers towards using certain boron products


Name: Aghlabids, Fatimids, Umayyads of Cordoba (Historical Dynasty)
Description: Specific dynasties that contributed to the architecture in the Maghreb


Name: Great Moravian sacral architecture (Architecture)
Description: A type of architecture associated with the Great Moravia Empire


Name: Birch Bark (natural material)
Description: A type of tree bark that was well suited for use as a writing material


Name: Non religious (Socio-cultural group)
Description: A significant portion of the Moroccan population who describe themselves as non-religious, nearly 15% according to a 2018 survey


Name: East River subway tunnels (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: Subway tunnels along the East River in New York City


Name: Liberty (Idea)
Description: The state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority.


Name: Formal Taiwanese Independence (Political Action)
Description: A formal declaration of independence by Taiwan


Name: Resonant frequency of a quartz crystal oscillator (Physical property)
Description: The natural frequency at which a quartz crystal will vibrate.


Name: Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling and Wake (Event)
Description: An annual event in the West Country of England which involves rolling a wheel of cheese down a hill.


Name: wetter on average (Physical Characteristic)
Description: A characteristic of areas west of the Pindus Mountain Range


Name: Mythological Paintings (Artwork)
Description: Paintings depicting mythology


Name: Good fissility, Black to gray or light greenish gray in color, Crinkled or wavy foliation (Properties)
Description: Has good fissility (a tendency to split into sheets), and is black to gray or light greenish gray in color, with crinkled or wavy foliation


Name: Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen (Museum)
Description: A museum of fine arts in Rouen, France


Name: Hanfu with Khitan clothing and boots (clothing)
Description: A combination of Han Chinese traditional clothing and Khitan clothing


Name: Pre-Hispanic civilizations of the Andes (Historical civilization)
Description: Civilizations that existed in Andes before Hispanic conquest


Name: Global Heritage Stone Resource (Resource)
Description: The Carrara marble has been designated by the International Union of Geological Sciences as a Global Heritage Stone Resource.


Name: States and territories (Political Entity)
Description: The individual political regions in Australia.


Name: Chongzhen Emperor (Person)
Description: The last emperor of the Ming dynasty


Name: Cosmic rays impact on iron (Process)
Description: High-energy subatomic particles from space that interact with matter


Name: United Nations Security Council (International Organizations)
Description: The principal organ of the United Nations with primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security.


Name: Crete (island)
Description: Largest and most populous island of Greece


Name: Solar Panels (Device)
Description: A device that converts sunlight into electricity, using semiconducting materials.


Name: 540.92 acres (218.90 ha) (Area)
Description: The area covered by Kingsbridge as per the 2010 US Census


Name: Mobile phones and other gadgets (Electronic device)
Description: Portable electronic devices that are worn on the waist


Name: La Gazzetta dello Sport (Newspaper)
Description: An Italian daily sports newspaper


Name: Red Fox (Species)
Description: The species.


Name: Pereiaslav Agreement (event)
Description: The military and political alliance between Russia and the Cossack Hetmanate in 1654


Name: Egypt (country)
Description: Lapis lazuli and silver had to be imported from beyond the country's borders of Egypt.


Name: Sir George Beilby (Person)
Description: A British industrialist and philanthropist


Name: Mani Peninsula (Geographical region)
Description: A geographical and cultural region in the Peloponnese of Southern Greece


Name: water ice and hydrated minerals such as carbonates and clay (geological composition)
Description: A mixture of water ice, carbonates, and clay.


Name: 94,354 square miles (244,376 km2) (Area)
Description: The total area of the United Kingdom


Name: New Zealand (country)
Description: A country located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: Average home value (Quantity)
Description: The average value of homes


Name: India (Country)
Description: Geographical location where Mahayana Buddhism is believed to have originated


Name: Antiparos (Island)
Description: A small Greek island in the Cyclades.


Name: Han Chinese behavior (cultural behavior)
Description: Behaviors, customs and traditions of the Han Chinese


Name: Tyrol (Region)
Description: The region of Tyrol in Italy


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


Name: Rank of Health Spending per Capita in EU (Rank)
Description: The position of Austria in terms of health spending per capita compared to other countries in the European Union


Name: Aging Farmers (social issue)
Description: Concern about the aging population of farmers and finding successors


Name: attached homes (Building Type)
Description: Dwellings connected to another on two sides


Name: Pripyat (City)
Description: An abandoned city located in the Exclave of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, Pripyat District, Kiev Oblast, Ukraine


Name: Venetian Mirror (Product)
Description: Luxury decorations for palaces in Europe during the 16th century


Name: Reading Literacy, Mathematics, Sciences (Subject Area)
Description: Areas of academic focus


Name: unlimited in length (linguistics property)
Description: having no definite limit to their length


Name: Goethe (person)
Description: German writer, artist, and philosopher.


Name: Arc magmas (Geological formation)
Description: Magmas produced by partial melting in the mantle wedge


Name: Republic of Venice (State)
Description: A historic maritime republic in Italy


Name: Sioux Quartzite (Geological formations)
Description: A type of rock formed by burial metamorphism


Name: The Sioux Quartzite (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A Proterozoic quartzite found in the upper midwestern and southwestern United States


Name: Many diverse rock types (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks found within the metamorphic zone.


Name: differentiation of natural pearls from non-beaded cultured pearls (process outcome)
Description: Makes the differentiation possible.


Name: Thai King Mongkut (Person)
Description: King of Thailand who was responsible for modern reforms of Thai Buddhism


Name: ice-rock (geological composition)
Description: A mixture of ice and rock.


Name: Parliament of Netherlands (Political Body)
Description: The legislative branch of the Netherlands government


Name: Non-Target Species (Subject)
Description: Animals that may suffer harm due to trapping


Name: 15 June 2014 (Date)
Description: The date of Juan Manuel Santos' second presidential election victory


Name: three-year working trip (experience_requirement)
Description: A possible experience requirement for some journeymen.


Name: Metamafic-rock (Geological feature)
Description: A type of rock formed from the metamorphism of mafic igneous rocks.


Name: Health Expenditure per Capita in Austria (Financial Metric)
Description: The amount spent on health care services per individual in Austria


Name: The mid-9th century (Time Period)
Description: A period in the 9th century


Name: Active margins of tectonic plates (Geological feature)
Description: Regions where the edges of tectonic plates move relative to each other.


Name: Tourism on Isle of Mull (Activity)
Description: Tourism is now the mainstay of the island's economy


Name: Kingdom of Italy (Political Entity)
Description: Monarchy which ruled Italy from 1861 to 1946


Name: Reform Hinduism (Religious movement)
Description: A modern movement aiming to reform Hindu practices


Name: Scandoromani Language (Language)
Description: A recognized minority language in Norway alongside Kven and Romani


Name: Mycenaean civilization (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that existed in Greece during the Bronze Age


Name: International competitions (Sports competitions)
Description: Various international sports tournaments


Name: Violet (on computer screen) (Color)
Description: A color created by combining red and blue light on a computer screen in different proportions.


Name: image clarity (Visual quality)
Description: A visual quality that describes how clear or cloudy an image is due to reflection.


Name: hundreds of thousands of dollars (price)
Description: They often fetch this price.


Name: Electricity Generators of Some Designs of Commercial Wind Turbines (Energy Generation System)
Description: Generators used in wind turbines that use permanent magnets


Name: Identification of Original Sedimentary Rock (Geological Analysis)
Description: Process to identify the original sedimentary rock


Name: China (Country)
Description: The nation-state governed by the Communist Party of China


Name: St. Louis (Location)
Description: The largest metropolitan area in Missouri


Name: European languages (Language)
Description: In modern European languages, 'Green' is associated with this range.


Name: City of Sardis in Lydia (place)
Description: Place from which sard is believed to have originated


Name: Tōyo city and Komatsu and Tanbara towns (Historical city, Historical town)
Description: Historical city and towns in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: Scarlet (Color)
Description: A bright red color made from kermes dye and alum, used as a replacement for Tyrian purple


Name: Electrolytes, Fertilizers, and Food Additives (Application)
Description: The use of potassium in various industries


Name: Albite-epidote hornfels, Hornblende hornfels, Pyroxene hornfels, Sanidinite (Metamorphic Rock Facies)
Description: Different facies of the hornfels with varying temperature and pressure ranges.


Name: Bulgarian Action Committees (political group)
Description: Committees established to prepare the region for the new Bulgarian administration and army


Name: Human Rights Violations (Event)
Description: Involved in suspected extrajudicial executions, threats against, and intimidation of human rights activists and opposition journalists, and allegations of torture by the police


Name: Cnut the Great (Person)
Description: Viking king of England, Denmark, and Norway who re-classed foxes as Beasts of the Chase


Name: Four members of General Council of the Judiciary (Political Position)
Description: The four members of the Spanish General Council of the Judiciary nominated by Senate


Name: Minoan Seals (artifact)
Description: Seals used in Minoan culture


Name: Quartzite (Type of rock)
Description: Metamorphosed form of sandstone


Name: Plutonium (Isotope)
Description: A synthetic, fissile isotope of plutonium


Name: Bessemer Process (Process)
Description: The Bessemer process which the mentioned 19th-century steelmaking process complemented.


Name: Karma Theory in Modern Buddhism (Concept)
Description: A notable aspect of karma theory in contemporary Buddhism


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: The metropole from which the Spanish colonies were governed


Name: Gemcutter (Older contexts) (Occupation)
Description: Artists who produced hardstone carvings; engraved gems.


Name: visible light (Wavelength range)
Description: Another wavelength range that synthetic sapphire is highly transparent to


Name: Ministry of Education and Sciences (North Macedonia) (Government Ministry)
Description: The ministry responsible for education and science in North Macedonia


Name: Economic Uncertainty (Economic Condition)
Description: The uncertainty caused by Brexit, affecting both the UK and EU economies


Name: Tlaxcala (Location)
Description: Tlaxcala


Name: Ancient World (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region encompassing ancient civilizations, including Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome


Name: Swiss Reformed Church (Religion)
Description: A church followed by some individuals in Switzerland


Name: European-style architecture (architectural_style)
Description: European-style architecture is rare but does exist in Afghanistan


Name: Belgium (country)
Description: A country that gained independence in 1830 as the southern Netherlands


Name: Since written historical records exist (Historical Timeframe)
Description: The earliest known record of kidney stones being identified.


Name: Crystal twinning (Geological phenomenon)
Description: A geological phenomenon where a single crystal forms more than one crystallographically identical part


Name: Liquid Oxygen (Substance)
Description: First produced in a study-worthy amount in 1891


Name: Ceramic material (Material property)
Description: In high-temperature applications due to its thermal stability and low coefficient of thermal expansion


Name: French Crusaders (group)
Description: French knights who participated in the Crusades


Name: Nuclear Applications (Technology Field)
Description: The use of radiation and nuclear energy


Name: Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (Organization)
Description: An international certification scheme aimed at preventing conflict diamonds from entering the global market


Name: OpenStreetMap (OSM) (Product)
Description: A free editable map of the world


Name: Cuba (Country)
Description: A country in North America


Name: Scam Interceptors (Television program)
Description: British investigative television series focusing on scams and frauds


Name: Egyptian blue (dye)
Description: Further research has shown that Chinese purple and blue are not linked with Egyptian blue.


Name: How I Met Your Mother (Television show)
Description: Sitcom that aired from 2005 to 2014


Name: Discovery of sericulture (event)
Description: Supposedly discovered by Leizu


Name: Multidisciplinary Report (Research Document)
Description: A research document published in 2024


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent located primarily in the Northern Hemisphere


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


Name: Bloodstream (Body fluid)
Description: The liquid component of the circulatory system


Name: Greeks (Culture)
Description: For making jewelry and beads


Name: Hanseatic League (Organization)
Description: A trading and defense confederation of northwestern and central European merchant guilds and market towns.


Name: Two-directional cleavage (Property)
Description: A type of cleavage that occurs in two directions, described as prismatic, occurs in minerals such as the amphiboles and pyroxenes


Name: Stainless Steel (Material)
Description: A common alloy steel known for its corrosion resistance.


Name: Employers (Business Entity)
Description: Companies that share the funding burden for health care coverage in the Netherlands


Name: APEC (International Organization)
Description: Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation.


Name: Milindapanha (Text)
Description: A Buddhist text describing a conversation between a monk and King Menander


Name: The Alps (Switzerland & Italy) (GeographicalLocation)
Description: The Alps mountain range that spans Switzerland and Italy


Name: Brazilian Government (Government)
Description: the governing body of Brazil


Name: Selene (Mythological character)
Description: A figure in the right corner of the east pediment


Name: Life expectancy in Colombia (Demographic)
Description: The average life span of a person in Colombia


Name: 8 am to 12 pm, or 1 pm (Time Interval)
Description: The time interval from which the standard attendance times start and end.


Name: Transparent Ceramics (Material Classification)
Description: No further information provided


Name: Reformation (Historical Period)
Description: A period of religious and political upheaval that took place in Europe from the 16th to the 17th century, characterized by the breakaway of Protestant churches from the Roman Catholic Church


Name: Chinese porcelain (craft)
Description: Craft Iznik pottery imitated.


Name: Medieval jewel work all over Europe (craft or art form)
Description: Jewelry craftsmanship from the Middle Ages across Europe


Name: Cintamani (Religious Artifact)
Description: A religious artifact said to have fallen from the sky during the reign of king Lha Thothori Nyantsen of Tibet, believed to be one of four relics.


Name: Liquid metal alloy (Chemical Compound)
Description: A mixture of gallium, iron, nickel and silicon in specific ratios.


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Fe and atomic number 26


Name: Sea Urchin Muscular System (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin move and maintain its posture.


Name: Great Moravia (Historical Region)
Description: A medieval Slavic state in Central Europe


Name: 0.1% (40) (Percentage and Number of People)
Description: Native American population in Kingsbridge as per 2010 US Census


Name: Round Brilliant Diamonds (Shape of Diamond)
Description: The most common shape of cut diamonds, guided by mathematical specifics


Name: French Parliament (Government)
Description: Location where Felix Houphouet-Boigny was elected


Name: Odjak (Military group)
Description: A military group that was dominant in Algiers


Name: Folding and faulting (GeologicalProcess)
Description: The folding and faulting of the Killas strata due to the Variscan orogeny


Name: Variety of optics (Optical components)
Description: Components made to guide or modify light rays


Name: Higher parts of a flame with a metallic blow-pipe (Physical Tool)
Description: A tool used to melt and shape gold and silver, using the higher heat from a flame


Name: Yokomine-ji, Kōon-ji, Hōju-ji, Kichijō-ji, and Maegami-ji (Temples)
Description: The five temples that are part of the Shikoku Pilgrimage


Name: House Fire (Event)
Description: Graphite can be destroyed by a house fire.


Name: All-Africa Games (Sporting event)
Description: The African equivalent of the Olympics.


Name: South India (Location)
Description: Region where wootz steel was produced by about the sixth century BC


Name: Boston Athletic Association (Athletics association)
Description: An American athletics club based in Boston, Massachusetts


Name: all-broadband wireless country (Type of Country Infrastructure)
Description: A country with all areas having broadband wireless network


Name: A church (Location)
Description: A religious institution where the cup was donated for use as a chalice.


Name: Tsavorite (Gemstone variety)
Description: A fine green Grossular garnet from Kenya and Tanzania


Name: Frescoes and bas-reliefs (artwork)
Description: decorative artworks made on walls or stone relief


Name: Marble for the Tomb of the Unknowns (Artifact)
Description: A marble used for the Tomb of the Unknowns


Name: Snowflake (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: A single crystal or a collection of crystals


Name: Louis-Nicolas Vauquelin (Person)
Description: A French chemist


Name: Fairy Disguised as Sparrow (Character in Disguise)
Description: Fairy who disguised herself as a sparrow to test the old couple.


Name: Three groups: East Slavs, South Slavs, West Slavs (Group divisions)
Description: Classification of present-day Slavs


Name: Hillforts of the Iron Age (defensive structure)
Description: Defensive structures from the Iron Age


Name: Ku-trousers (Clothing)
Description: Trousers, one of the types of shenyi during Han dynasty


Name: France (Country)
Description: France governing Morocco as a protectorate prior to its independence


Name: Finer abrasives (Abrasive type)
Description: Abrasives that are finer in nature


Name: Norberg (Location)
Description: A locality and the seat of Norberg Municipality in Västmanland County, Sweden


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: An element that can dissolve more in austenite compared to ferrite


Name: Opal surface (Physical property of opal)
Description: The part of the opal that is in contact with water


Name: Pink Model Freight Train (Product)
Description: A marketing failure in the 1950s but a valuable collector's item today


Name: Popular Dishes in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The popular dishes found in Moroccan cuisine


Name: All-American Football Conference (Sports League)
Description: An American football league that existed from 1946 to 1949


Name: Hakka people in Taiwan (population)
Description: The Hakka people living in Taiwan


Name: Cappadocian dialect (Dialect)
Description: A Greek dialect spoken by some Greeks, particularly those who came from Asia Minor


Name: China (Country)
Description: The governing name of China since its founding in 1949.


Name: Turks (Ethnic Group)
Description: Largest single immigrant group in Austria


Name: Proto-Indo-Europeans (ethnic group)
Description: Ancestors of the Indo-European languages


Name: partial melting of metasomatic domains in the mantle wedge (Geological process)
Description: Melting process that occurs in the mantle wedge


Name: Governmental Reforms (Historical Event/Process)
Description: A series of reforms established by late 1946, which granted French citizenship to all African 'subjects' under the colonial control of the French.


Name: Valuable pearls (Classification of Pearls)
Description: The most valuable pearls have a metallic, highly reflective luster.


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: Country that sent thousands of military advisers to support the PDPA regime


Name: Yin (symbolizes death) (Concept)
Description: A concept in Taoist philosophy and the yin-yang theory representing passivity, receptiveness, and potential.


Name: Royal Hospital School (School)
Description: An independent co-educational school located in Ipswich.


Name: Sesamoid Bones (Bone)
Description: Small, round bones located near joints that act as pulleys to reduce friction and increase leverage.


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: An island country in East Asia


Name: North American Soccer League (1968–1984) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional soccer league that existed from 1968 to 1984


Name: Kawamata (municipality)
Description: A town in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan


Name: Prussia (Country)
Description: A country that emerged as a major power in Central Europe following the Napoleonic Wars


Name: Swiss Politics (Political System)
Description: The political system of Switzerland, concerning balancing the cantons' tradition of self-rule with the need for a central government


Name: male clothing (clothing)
Description: Clothing style worn by men during the Tang dynasty


Name: Use of local languages other than Spanish (Literary trend)
Description: Rarely used before in a written medium


Name: Dependent on the Maritime Sector (Dependencies)
Description: Greece


Name: Several companies around the world (Organization)
Description: Companies that have adopted the diamond treatment technique


Name: global_financial_crisis (Economy)
Description: A major financial crisis affecting multiple countries worldwide


Name: Seats on the high school district's nine-member board of education (Quantity)
Description: The number of seats on the board of education for Wallkill Valley Regional High School


Name: North Macedonia (Skopje) (Country)
Description: The country that Bulgaria cannot grant an EU certificate due to systematically employing hate ideology towards Bulgaria


Name: Yoruba (ethnic group)
Description: Another significant ethnic group in Benin, originating from Nigeria but with a presence in southern Benin


Name: Mycenaean Art (art)
Description: Art produced during the Mycenaean period


Name: Cultural Sociologists (Group of Scholars)
Description: A group of scholars who focus on cultural analysis and critical theory


Name: Endbuy (Company)
Description: A company that owns several buildings in Ipswich.


Name: Boiling point: 1615 degrees Celsius (Physical Property)
Description: The boiling point of the chemical element Lithium


Name: urban and suburban bus network of Locarno (Transportation System)
Description: The urban and suburban bus network of Locarno operated by the Regional Bus and Rail Company of Ticino


Name: Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed primarily of the oxides of aluminum and oxygen


Name: Kazan Kremlin (Fortress)
Description: A historic site located in Kazan, Russia.


Name: resilient (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that has shown incredible resilience in the face of adversity, consistently bouncing back from challenges


Name: Other metals (Metal)
Description: To change its properties for specific applications.


Name: Neolithic period (time period)
Description: Occurs during the Neolithic period.


Name: Blue Jeans (Fashion)
Description: A type of work pants made of blue denim


Name: - (quality_issue)
Description: Areas for improvement to better serve the population


Name: forts or other strategic points (Location)
Description: Garrisoned troops at various locations


Name: Garuda Purana (Hindu scripture)
Description: One of the books of Hindu scriptures


Name: Diario Ideal (newspaper)
Description: Newspaper with editions tailored for eastern Andalusia provinces


Name: Ultramarine (Pigment)
Description: A blue pigment.


Name: Problems with chert in concrete (Issue)
Description: Problems such as surface pop-outs and alkali-silica reaction


Name: Serbian Empire (historical entity)
Description: An empire that existed from 1346 to 1371, ruled by the Nemanjić dynasty


Name: humao (veil-less hat) (headwear)
Description: Veil-less hat worn by women during the early reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang


Name: Oda Nobunaga (Person)
Description: A daimyō who used European technology and firearms to conquer many other daimyō.


Name: Nottingham alabaster altar reliefs (Artwork)
Description: Altar reliefs made of Nottingham alabaster that were exported throughout Europe


Name: pre-Islamic Spain (Roman, Byzantine, and Visigothic) influences (Cultural influence)
Description: Influences from the cultures that existed in pre-Islamic Spain


Name: North Korea (Country)
Description: An East Asian country with a highly centralized political system led by a dictator


Name: Different schools of Hinduism (Schools of Religion)
Description: Various sects within Hinduism.


Name: Phonograph pickups (Electronic device)
Description: A component of a phonograph that converts sound vibrations into electric signals.


Name: tourist destinations of Greece (Tourism location)
Description: The places in Greece that attract tourists


Name: Orthodox Christianity (religion)
Description: The predominant religion among these Slavic ethnic groups


Name: Meteor (Celestial Body)
Description: A small piece of rock or iron from space


Name: a cryovolcano (geological feature)
Description: Ahuna Mons appears to be a cryovolcano


Name: Engineering Profession Act and Regulations (Legislation)
Description: Laws governing the practice of engineering in some jurisdictions


Name: Cyme (City)
Description: A city in Aeolia, nearby Lydia


Name: extensive extramural settlement (settlement)
Description: A large, unfortified settlement surrounding the central fortified area


Name: the old man and the old woman (images)
Description: Images of humans depicted in the mural


Name: Dissolve (Geological process)
Description: More common mantle melts such as basalt.


Name: All carbon-based compounds (Compounds)
Description: Compounds that are based on carbon


Name: Black lipped Pinctada mazatlanica oysters and the rainbow lipped Pteria sterna oysters (Animal)
Description: The species of oysters that this pearl farm cultures


Name: Provincial Election (Event)
Description: A political process in which citizens vote for representatives to serve in a government.


Name: BRICS (Economic Cooperation and Development Organization)
Description: An association of five major emerging national economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa


Name: Sculpture (artwork)
Description: refers to any three-dimensional artwork created by carving or sculpting material


Name: Advanced LIGO Mirrors (Product)
Description: 40 kg sapphire mirrors under consideration for Advanced LIGO


Name: Istanbul, Turkey (City)
Description: The largest city in Turkey and a major tourist destination


Name: Proto-Indo-European word *albʰós (Language Root)
Description: A Proto-Indo-European word meaning 'white'


Name: Felix Bloch (Person)
Description: Scientist who published a theory of the movement of electrons through atomic lattices in 1928


Name: Berber kingdoms (Political Entity)
Description: Certain powerful Berber states or polities in North Africa during ancient times


Name: Green River Formation (Geographical Location)
Description: A geological formation located in Wyoming and Colorado, USA


Name: Tar paper (Building material)
Description: Invented late in the 19th century and used for similar purposes as rosin paper


Name: International fame (Recognition)
Description: International recognition by winning world heavyweight wrestling championship titles


Name: MIIIUO4 (Compound class)
Description: Recently synthesized compounds of uranium(V)


Name: amplification, switching, and energy conversion (Function)
Description: -


Name: Charles the Bold of Burgundy and Swiss mercenaries (historical figure and military force)
Description: The historical figure and military force that Switzerland was successful against during the 1470s.


Name: Limited production capacity (Challenge)
Description: The inability to produce quantities of sapphire above one carat after faceting


Name: Hydrogen (Element)
Description: A chemical element that reacts with uranium hydride to remove hydrogen


Name: Romans (Empire)
Description: An empire that ruled parts of Europe and the Mediterranean region from 27 BC to 476 AD


Name: Etruscan Jewelry (Historical Artifact)
Description: Ancient jewelry made by the Etruscans that uses colloidal solder


Name: oil (Substance)
Description: A liquid obtained from the processing of plants or animals fat


Name: Lochbuie (Location)
Description: A place on the Isle of Mull


Name: Financial Assistance (EU) during the Eurozone Crisis (Financial Support)
Description: The European Union provided financial assistance to Greece during the Eurozone Crisis.


Name: Jericho (City)
Description: A city in Palestine located north of Nabi Musa district.


Name: Foliated rocks (geological formation)
Description: rocks with a texture, primarily composed of lamellar minerals such as micas


Name: later Roman authors (authors)
Description: Authors who provide the evidence of this genre


Name: 26th in the Global Innovation Index in 2024 (Ranking)
Description: The ranking Italy achieved in the Global Innovation Index in 2024


Name: Planetary geology (subdiscipline_of_geology)
Description: studies the rocks of other celestial objects


Name: Etruscan Alphabet (Written System)
Description: The Etruscan alphabet used by the Etruscans.


Name: higher tree species diversity (Biodiversity)
Description: A higher variety of tree species


Name: Pointed tools of iron or diamond points (Tool)
Description: Tools used for engraving, which can be made of iron or diamond.


Name: Western culture (Culture)
Description: The dominant culture of the Western world, originating from Europe


Name: Ornamental stone (Stone)
Description: Stone used for decorative purposes


Name: Synthesis of Inorganic and Organic Compounds (Chemical Process)
Description: The process of synthesizing inorganic and organic compounds


Name: Used to complete an outfit (Property)
Description: -


Name: theorists (Profession)
Description: Researchers and academics who propose alternative theories about historical events


Name: Queen Elizabeth I (person)
Description: Queen of England and Ireland who appointed Sir Moyses Hill as the governor of Olderfleet Castle


Name: Minoan Civilization (Culture)
Description: An ancient civilization that flourished on the island of Crete


Name: 18th and 19th century (Time Period)
Description: By the 19th century, men of all classes wore them


Name: Conflict diamonds (NaturalResource)
Description: diamonds used to fund criminal or revolutionary activities


Name: Royal Cemetery at Ur (Archeological Site)
Description: Location where many masterpieces were found


Name: Musical Activity (Activity)
Description: Activity dominated by religious brotherhoods' liturgical repertoire and secular repertoire in the early 20th century


Name: Perpetual frost climate (EF) (Climate)
Description: In the past, area above 3500 meters had a perpetual frost climate.


Name: fertility, abundance, and marriage (Concept)
Description: A symbol of fertility, abundance, and marriage in Armenian culture.


Name: Rhapsody of Fire, Lacuna Coil, Elvenking, Forgotten Tomb, and Fleshgod Apocalypse (MusicGroup)
Description: Italian metal bands


Name: surrounding municipalities (municipality)
Description: Various surrounding municipalities of Kawamata


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country spanning Eastern Europe and northern Asia


Name: Thorium hydroxide (Compound)
Description: Hydroxide of thorium


Name: Calligraphy, Poetry, Painting (Art Forms)
Description: Forms of art and craft practiced by the lower class in ancient Chinese society.


Name: Greek Orthodox Church (Religious Entity)
Description: The Eastern Orthodox Christian Church in Greece


Name: Mauryan period (Time Period)
Description: 322–180 BCE time period


Name: Hope (Emotion)
Description: A feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen


Name: Vitali Klitschko (person)
Description: Ukrainian former heavyweight world champion


Name: Vorspessart (sub-region)
Description: A sub-region of the Spessart, western edge between Aschaffenburg and Miltenberg


Name: Christopher Columbus (Explorer)
Description: Italian explorer who opened the Americas for conquest by Europeans


Name: 1958 (Date)
Description: The year when Australia started administering Christmas Island


Name: Conceptual Art (Art Movement or Style)
Description: An art movement that emphasizes the idea or concept behind an artwork over traditional visual and material concerns.


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A precious metal valued for its luster and rarity


Name: Interior Design (Applied Art)
Description: The art of planning and designing interiors and sometimes the exterior of a space or building.


Name: Zinc metal (Metal)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Zn and atomic number 30.


Name: 34 species of plants (locally extinct) (Plant species count)
Description: Species of plants that have become locally extinct in Derbyshire


Name: Samurai Aristocracy (Social group)
Description: Nobility class during the Edo period


Name: Fluoride ions (Ion)
Description: Participate in the electrolysis process of fluorine production


Name: Uranium, Carbon (in steel) (chemical compound)
Description: the mixture of uranium and carbon found in steel


Name: Stella Chryssoulaki (Person)
Description: Archaeologist who studied small outposts in eastern Crete


Name: Belmont, Nevada (Geographical Location)
Description: A census-designated place in Nevada


Name: Spanish Golden Age (Historical Period)
Description: Cultural efflorescence period in Spain


Name: Inclusion Difficulty (in mineral crystallization) (geological property)
Description: The difficulty for lithium to be included in the initial stages of a mineral's formation


Name: Capacitors (Electronic Component)
Description: A device for storing electrical energy in an electric field


Name: Palm or peanut oil, smoked fish, corn flour (Ingredients)
Description: Oil and fish are used for meat preparation. Corn flour is a staple ingredient.


Name: Invasion of Poland (Historical Event)
Description: an invasion by Germany and the Soviet Union that began on September 1, 1939


Name: AACTAs (Awards)
Description: Australia's premier film and television awards


Name: Culture in the Maghreb (culture)
Description: The cultural transformation of the Maghreb into Arab culture


Name: National Directorate of Scientific and Technological Research (Organization)
Description: The organization responsible for planning and coordination of science in Benin


Name: Upper stalls of the choir of the Cathedral of Toledo (Artwork)
Description: The upper stalls of the choir of the Cathedral of Toledo


Name: Green Party (Political party)
Description: A historical political faction in Ireland


Name: Prester John's letter (1165) (Letter)
Description: A letter sent by the mythical Prester John claiming that carbuncles serve as indoor lighting


Name: Trousers and xi (Clothing)
Description: -


Name: Kirschsteinite (Silicate Mineral)
Description: A gray silicate mineral of the olivine group with compositions CaFeSiO4.


Name: Resolutions imposing sanctions on resource exporters (Policy Measure)
Description: Sanctions imposed on countries exporting resources in conflict areas


Name: Carbon (ChemicalElement)
Description: A nonmetallic tetravalent chemical element with symbol C and atomic number 6


Name: Average Life Expectancy (Demographic Statistic)
Description: The estimated average life span of citizens of Afghanistan


Name: skirts, aprons, trousers and upper garments with vertical opening or youren opening (Clothing)
Description: Tomb figures depicted servants wearing skirts, aprons, trousers, and upper garments with either vertical opening or youren opening


Name: Insoluble oxalates (Compounds)
Description: Salts of oxalic acid that are insoluble in water


Name: Nitra (Location)
Description: Wiching was ordained as bishop of the newly established see of Nitra


Name: A. P. de Candolle (Person)
Description: Swiss botanist who coined the term Taxonomy.


Name: Trace amounts of chromium (Element)
Description: A metallic element with atomic number 24


Name: three states (Quantity)
Description: Okanogan County is larger than three unspecified states in land area