Name: Clement Greenberg (Art Theorist)
Description: An American art critic and historian who was one of the major figures associated with the development of the New York School of painting


Name: Lower brilliance (Diamond attribute)
Description: The aspect of a diamond's appearance that is affected by being too deep, resulting in light leakage


Name: Aztec Culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of the Aztecs, including maize cultivation, social division, pantheon, and calendric system


Name: Roman Republic (Polity)
Description: The succession of the Roman Empire to the Roman Republic


Name: Pearls (type_of)
Description: Rare, precious beads formed within the soft tissue of a living shelled mollusk


Name: France's Constitution of the Fifth Republic (constitution)
Description: -


Name: other corals (Coral species)
Description: Other types of corals that the black corals can be differentiated from


Name: God created the world, but the Dutch created the Netherlands (Saying)
Description: A popular saying that symbolizes Dutch national pride in their accomplishments in land reclamation


Name: Angles (Gemstone cutting)
Description: Variies depending on the optical properties of the gem


Name: Yuan dynasty's court dress (clothing)
Description: under the influence of the Yuan dynasty's court dress, the xiongbei (central badges) found on the official clothes became square in shape


Name: Graphite (Mineral)
Description: A component of Carbonado Diamond


Name: Stone quarries established in the late 19th and early 20th-century (Geographical Feature)
Description: Industrial impact on the Derbyshire landscape


Name: Lower region (Region)
Description: A geographical area within Valais


Name: Gay-Lussac (Person)
Description: French chemist who prepared impure amorphous silicon in 1811


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


Name: 17 (Number)
Description: Number of residents attending schools outside the village.


Name: Mount Somma (Volcano)
Description: just over 400 m (1⁄4 mile) north of


Name: Heel (Part)
Description: The bottom part of the graver that helps guide the tool smoothly as it cuts the surface of the metal


Name: Architectural infrastructure of Massa (Infrastructure)
Description: The city underwent significant changes, including new roads, plazas, intersections, and pavings.


Name: Hand specimens of Pyrope (Physical Sample)
Description: A portion or piece of a mineral, rock, or other solid natural material


Name: [University of Leuven, University of Ghent, University of Liège] (University)
Description: Three universities founded in the southern provinces of the Netherlands


Name: 15–40% (Quantity)
Description: A numerical value representing a percentage


Name: High albite (Variant of Albite)
Description: A variant of albite with a larger unit cell volume


Name: Brussels style (artistic movement)
Description: A Czechoslovak avant-garde artistic movement that emerged during the political liberalization of Czechoslovakia in the 1960s


Name: Ancient Japan (Geographical Location)
Description: The place where the Jade Culture in Ancient Japan originated.


Name: Battle for the main gendarmerie barracks (Event)
Description: The battle that lasted until mid-morning on September 19, 2002


Name: Tropical Region (GeographicalRegion)
Description: Most of the country is tropical


Name: Limestone Gravel (Geological Formation)
Description: Porous and permeable limestone in gravel form


Name: Troops serving abroad (Military Action)
Description: The action forbidden by the constitution


Name: Armada led by Admiral Shi Lang (army)
Description: The military force led by Admiral Shi Lang.


Name: Marrakech (City)
Description: A city in Morocco.


Name: Strait of Gibraltar (geographical location)
Description: Geographical location flanked by the Pillars of Hercules


Name: Sea winds (Natural phenomenon)
Description: The winds that are controlled by the Sea God.


Name: High-strength ceramics (Materials science)
Description: Silicon compounds like silicon carbide are used


Name: Pacific Community (SPC) (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization focusing on the Pacific region


Name: Saharan finds (late 1980s and early 1990s) (Event)
Description: The event that led to the initiation of commercial collection of meteorites.


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


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: An island country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: 3 units (Classification)
Description: Divided by δ13C and δ18O values.


Name: 65 and over (age group)
Description: Individuals who are 65 years of age or older


Name: Six of their disciples (Person)
Description: Disciples ordained by Pope Hadrian II


Name: SLC30A10 gene mutation (Genetic Mutation)
Description: A mutation linked with the development of Parkinsonism-like disease.


Name: In Archaeology (Discipline)
Description: Study of human activity and artifacts to understand culture and society


Name: Both The Palace Museum, Beijing and The National Palace Museum in Taipei city, Taiwan (Collections)
Description: Their collections are almost entirely of pieces from China.


Name: Imperial rule (Governance)
Description: The political power and system of a state or other organized body


Name: Phase I clinical trials (Trial Phase)
Description: The initial stage of BNCT clinical trials to evaluate safety and dose-limiting toxicities


Name: volcanic glass (obsidian) (mineral)
Description: The initial mistaken identification of Australite.


Name: Scientific exploration (Process)
Description: The systematic investigation into a phenomenon or body of knowledge to provide a rational explanation for some aspect of the natural world


Name: autonomy_blueprint (Blueprint)
Description: Autonomy blueprint for Western Sahara proposed by Morocco


Name: National Assembly (institution)
Description: Upper house of the French Parliament.


Name: Gneissic Banding (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The arrangement of minerals in gneiss into layers that appear as bands


Name: Wabanaki Confederacy (Political alliance)
Description: A Native American political alliance in Northeastern North America


Name: district courts (Court)
Description: Courts of lower jurisdiction in the Czech Republic's judiciary


Name: Extended real numbers (Mathematical Structure)
Description: The set of real numbers augmented by two special values, positive and negative infinity


Name: Renaissance authors (Authors)
Description: Authors active during the Renaissance period.


Name: Since the formation of the planet (Temporal Event)
Description: The time when the Earth was formed


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


Name: hedge fund management (Activity)
Description: investing a pool of capital on behalf of others with the goal of generating alpha


Name: 50 states, a federal district, five major self-governing territories, and various possessions (group)
Description: Geographical subdivisions of the United States


Name: Fluoride Content of Drinking Water (Quantity)
Description: The amount of fluoride in drinking water


Name: Andalusia (region)
Description: Region where the pilgrimage site is situated


Name: Nepal (Country)
Description: Landlocked country in South Asia, between China and India.


Name: priestly and royal roles (role)
Description: The priestly and royal roles may have often been the same


Name: massive sulfide ore deposits (geological deposit)
Description: The massive sulfide ore deposits where the epidosite is located


Name: Sedimentary rocks (type_of_rock)
Description: formed by diagenesis and lithification of sediments


Name: Shikoku (Region)
Description: An island in Japan where Saijō is located


Name: German Empire (HistoricalEntity)
Description: The German Empire was a state that existed from 1871 to 1918.


Name: Dorset (Place)
Description: A county in South West England on the English Channel coast


Name: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) (government agency)
Description: An independent U.S. federal agency responsible for occupational safety, health, and other worker protection programs


Name: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETHZ) (university)
Description: A federal institute of technology located in Zurich, Switzerland


Name: Turkey calls (Artifact)
Description: Device used to mimic turkey calls for hunting


Name: Avatar (Concept)
Description: A concept that refers to a divine descent or manifestation of a deity in human form in Hinduism


Name: Sir Anyas Morse (Government Official)
Description: Chief of the National Audit Office (NAO)


Name: Improvement in safety of nuclear facilities in Russia (Historical trend)
Description: The progress made towards enhancing the safety of nuclear facilities in Russia since the early 1990s.


Name: Wind (Atmospheric Phenomenon)
Description: Horizontal movement of air


Name: Silicon quantum dots (Nanomaterial)
Description: A type of silicon nanocrystal with size-dependent luminescent properties


Name: NASA Cassini spacecraft and Deep Impact probe (Spacecraft)
Description: Two space probes that were part of the joint NASA-ESA Cassini–Huygens mission to study the planet Saturn and its moons


Name: Top-grade gemologist (Profession)
Description: Individuals who value the 'honey' color of cat's eyes in gemstones


Name: Lorn (Historical Region)
Description: A historical region on the west coast of Scotland, now known as Argyll


Name: Peak District BAP (Regional Biodiversity Action Plan)
Description: Covers Derbyshire's uplands of the Dark Peak, South-West Peak and White Peak


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: A country located in North Africa.


Name: Waste Treatment and Disposal Facilities (Environmental Facility)
Description: Facilities responsible for treating or disposing waste materials


Name: manufacturing of electronic devices (industry)
Description: Industry involving the manufacturing of electronic devices where Beryllium exists


Name: waste dump sites (Geographical feature)
Description: Places where waste is disposed of


Name: magnesium (Chemical element)
Description: A metallic chemical element


Name: Finos Film (Company)
Description: A film production company active during the period of the golden age of Greek cinema


Name: Nigerians, Togolese, Malians (Nationalities)
Description: Other African nationals living in Benin


Name: Peacocks (Animal)
Description: Birds native to India, significant in its culture.


Name: Pyroxene Hornfels Facies and Sanidinite Facies (Geological Formation)
Description: A facies of hornfels characterized by the presence of orthopyroxene, augite, plagioclase, garnet (Sanidinite), or aluminum spinel (Pyroxene Hornfels Facies)


Name: entire population (group)
Description: The entire population, who were ordered to have the queue hairstyle.


Name: Pan-Arabism Colors (Historical Movement)
Description: The colors used by many Arab countries to represent Pan-Arabism.


Name: 48.8% male (PercentageValue)
Description: The percentage of males in the population of Maggia as of 2008.


Name: Round fossil shells (Type of fossil)
Description: The practice of drilling holes through the center of round fossil shells by these ancient human species.


Name: Cubic zirconia (synthetic gemstone)
Description: Synthetic diamond alternative


Name: Later Periods (time_period)
Description: Period when gold seems to have become scarce for Minoan Jewelry


Name: Earth's atmosphere (Atmospheric layer)
Description: The gaseous envelope surrounding the planet Earth.


Name: courts of general jurisdiction (court system)
Description: The court system with general jurisdiction in Ukraine


Name: Torran Rocks (Geographical feature)
Description: A large shoal of reefs, islets, and skerries


Name: Healing (Process)
Description: The act or process of making or becoming sound or healthy again.


Name: Sultan Mohammed (person)
Description: First king of Morocco after the country's independence


Name: Holarctic region (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical area where this species is found


Name: Water a few hundred meters deep (Environmental location)
Description: -


Name: Nanoscale hematite counterparts (Mineral property)
Description: The properties exhibited by Hematite in smaller particles


Name: New York City real estate (Real Estate Market)
Description: The property market within the city of New York.


Name: Johann Lechleitner (person)
Description: Austrian who first appeared hydrothermal synthetic emeralds on the market in the 1960s


Name: building and maintaining state highways (Infrastructure)
Description: Building and maintaining state highways.


Name: 16 km (10 mi) east of Jelenia Góra (distance)
Description: A distance from Miedzianka to Jelenia Góra


Name: Red Army (Military Force)
Description: Soviet Union's primary military branch during World War II and the Cold War


Name: Keramoti (Port)
Description: Through a ferry route to and from Keramoti


Name: socialism with Chinese characteristics, which is Marxism adapted to Chinese circumstances (Ideology)
Description: The ideology governing China


Name: Subducting Oceanic Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The sinking oceanic crust during subduction


Name: Orthodox Christian Wedding Ceremony (Religious ceremony)
Description: A ceremony in the Orthodox Christian Church to unite a man and a woman in marriage


Name: King Charles I of England (1600-1649) (person)
Description: The king whose execution led to the rings.


Name: Olaf Scholz (Person)
Description: Current chancellor of Germany


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


Name: Island jewellery (cultural artifact)
Description: Jewellery made and used in island regions of the Pacific.


Name: cI lattice (Crystal lattice)
Description: A cubic crystal lattice with an Atomic Packing Factor (APF) of about 0.680


Name: Green (Color)
Description: Associated with Puerto Rico's Independence Party


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: The religion of a small percentage of the population in Ukraine


Name: The New York Rangers (Professional Ice Hockey Team)
Description: A professional ice hockey team based in New York City


Name: Vermillion gown (Clothing)
Description: The garment worn by officials of fifth ranks in the Song dynasty, later extended to include sixth rank officials.


Name: Composite Opal (Gemstone)
Description: The gemstone created when precious opals are too thin to produce a 'natural' opal


Name: Reproduction (Process)
Description: The biological processes by which an organism produces offspring


Name: Turkish National Movement (Movement)
Description: A political movement that aimed to establish a modern and secular Turkish state.


Name: Gemstones (mineral or mineraloid)
Description: a piece of minerals cut and polished for use in jewelry or decoration


Name: North America (continent)
Description: The third largest continent by area.


Name: Engaruka Ward (Ward (administrative division))
Description: A ward in Arusha Region, Tanzania


Name: Eocene Epoch (Geological Era)
Description: A geological period that spans 34 million years from about 56 million to 52 million years ago.


Name: Traditional Chinese medicine (medical practice)
Description: Chinese traditional medical system


Name: United States, India, and Australia (Country)
Description: Locations where lamproites with diamonds that are not economically viable are found


Name: Greek Byzantine Catholic Church (Religious Community)
Description: -


Name: Position in Tmall (Rank)
Description: The position of Chong Hui Han Tang in Tmall.


Name: Protection through geographical designations (Protective Measure)
Description: Derbyshire is protected through various geographical designations


Name: Pigment (Color substance)
Description: The same as those used to produce all colored art media, including oil paints.


Name: Excavations (Event)
Description: Excavations that provided crucial evidence for dating Lydian coins


Name: Western literature (Literature)
Description: Literary tradition originating in Greece


Name: Monoculture (Cultural State)
Description: A situation where a single culture dominates in a social group


Name: Nomadism (Cultural Practice)
Description: Lifestyle of wandering from place to place


Name: PRC (People's Republic of China) (country)
Description: consistently ranked amongst the lowest as an 'authoritarian regime'


Name: Federal Government (Government)
Description: The government responsible for the federal authorities


Name: Ceres's orbit (orbit)
Description: The orbit Ceres follows in the Solar System


Name: Western Sahara conflict (Conflict)
Description: Conflict related to Western Sahara


Name: Vivekananda (person)
Description: Hindu modernist who held a significant influence on Hindu religious identity in the 19th and early 20th centuries


Name: Bourbon Reforms (Reform)
Description: Centralizing reforms in mainland Spain during the 18th century.


Name: South Africa (Country)
Description: A country located in the southernmost part of the African continent


Name: Prime Minister of North Macedonia (Official Position)
Description: The head of government in North Macedonia


Name: Various methods (Technique)
Description: The methods proposed for the quicker and more efficient rejuvenation of black coral colonies.


Name: Zabargad Island (island)
Description: The largest of a group of islands in Foul Bay, Egypt


Name: Church of England (Religion)
Description: The established church in England.


Name: Protestant Reformation (Religious Movement)
Description: A movement that began in Germany in the early 16th century as an attempt to reform the Roman Catholic Church


Name: Czechoslovakia (Political Division)
Description: A state that existed from 1918 to 1938 and again from 1945 to 1992, encompassing present-day Czech Republic and Slovakia


Name: Service Sector (Sector)
Description: The service sector of an economy providing goods and services to the final consumers or other enterprises


Name: Georgia Marble (Geological Formation)
Description: A marble formation in Georgia, USA


Name: Early Period of the Khaganate (Historical Entity)
Description: The early period of the Avar khaganate when the settlement area stabilized


Name: - (Issue)
Description: Inferred from the context


Name: Granite core (Geological Feature)
Description: The central part of the Black Hills.


Name: Greek companies (Organization)
Description: Business entities based in Greece


Name: Historical sites and landmarks (Cultural resource)
Description: the places of historical significance that reflect the history and culture of a region or people


Name: Religion (belief system)
Description: System of organized beliefs, values, rituals, and practices relating to the supernatural


Name: Tahiti Iti (or Taiʻarapū) (Geographical Area)
Description: The much smaller southeastern portion of Tahiti


Name: all six New England states (administrative division)
Description: The six states that constitute New England


Name: Observable universe (Universe)
Description: The observable or visible universe, consisting of all matter and energy that can be observed from Earth or its spacecraft.


Name: Tempe Normal School (1896) (Educational Institution)
Description: Former name of Arizona State University before 1958.


Name: Greek Men's Water Polo League and Greek Women's Water Polo League (Leagues)
Description: These are the top water polo leagues in Greece.


Name: Public Infrastructure (Alabama) (InfrastructureProjects)
Description: The public road and railroad projects funded by the Alabama legislature during the Reconstruction period, often plagued with allegations of fraud and misappropriation.


Name: Heinrich Wilhelm Matthias Olbers (Person)
Description: German astronomer


Name: all aspects of civil aviation, air traffic management, certification and compliance, and aviation safety (Transportation Category)
Description: Regulating all aspects of civil aviation.


Name: Modern Times (Time Period)
Description: The present or most recent phase of the human existence in a given location.


Name: corporate abuses (Action)
Description: Prevent corporate abuses relating to the offering and sale of securities and corporate reporting


Name: Liguria (Region)
Description: A region of northern Italy.


Name: Plate (Product)
Description: A thick, flat piece of material


Name: Royal Household (Institution)
Description: The household under the control of the monarch.


Name: Magnesium (Chemical Element)
Description: A few percent of magnesium is present in the calcite in limestone


Name: technologies such as wells, cisterns, aqueducts (Technology)
Description: Technological solutions for water management


Name: Allied victories (Historical event)
Description: The series of victories achieved by the Allies during World War II


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


Name: Jacques and Pierre Curie (people)
Description: The scientists who discovered quartz's piezoelectric properties


Name: Ötzi (Mummy)
Description: A natural mummy discovered in the Similaun glacier in 1991


Name: Neo-Nazi event (Event)
Description: An annual neo-Nazi event held in Wunsiedel


Name: Sogn (District)
Description: The traditional district of Sogn, located in western Norway


Name: Babur (person)
Description: Founded the Mughal Empire in 1526


Name: Gold Plaques (Artifact)
Description: Thin pieces of jewellery made from gold to sew onto clothing.


Name: Quenching (Heat Treating Process)
Description: A heat treating process that rapidly cools steel to induce hardening


Name: 38% of the population with an immigrant background (PopulationGroup)
Description: Individuals in Switzerland who have an immigrant background


Name: Kabyle language (Language)
Description: A Berber language spoken mainly in Algeria


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


Name: Passo del Bondone (Mountain_pass)
Description: a mountain pass in the Italian Alps


Name: Hindu texts (Scripture or Text)
Description: Religious texts of Hinduism


Name: More than 200 new meteorites (Meteorite)
Description: Newly discovered meteorites found in the Great Plains


Name: Scotland (Region)
Description: A region in the United Kingdom


Name: Ambulacra, Test Areas on Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The five-parted sections of the sea urchin's test.


Name: Departments (Retailing Term)
Description: A category of merchandise for sale at a retail store or online


Name: Local Legislation Committee of the state legislature (Committee)
Description: A committee in Alabama's state legislature responsible for approving local policies.


Name: World's largest merchant marine (Economic Sector)
Description: The largest in the world, primarily comprising Greek ships


Name: Glass or polycrystals with induced anisotropy (Material type)
Description: Glass or polycrystalline materials that have been made anisotropic through working or stress


Name: Young British Artists (art movement)
Description: The art movement Hirst is affiliated with


Name: Dark green crystals of Epidote (mineral)
Description: Magnificent, dark green crystals with asbestos, adularia, calcite, and apatite.


Name: Cataclastic rock (geological term)
Description: Rocks that form by brittle processes in the upper part of the crust in areas of moderate to high strain, particularly in fault zones.


Name: National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. (museum)
Description: Current location of the gem


Name: Other known Martian shergottite meteorites (Meteorite classification)
Description: The other known Martian shergottite meteorites


Name: Soviet Union and United States (International Entity)
Description: Two rival superpowers during the Cold War


Name: Monachist France (Political ideology)
Description: -


Name: Chalcedony (Mineral)
Description: A mineral used in various forms, such as carnelian and beads.


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe, known for its history, culture, and diverse landscapes.


Name: Paul Langevin (Person)
Description: French physicist and mathematician, known for his work on electromagnetism


Name: [Koca Yusuf, Nurullah Hasan and Kızılcıklı Mahmut] (Wrestler)
Description: Famous oil wrestling champions of the 19th and early 20th centuries


Name: South Sudan (Country)
Description: A country located in East-Central Africa


Name: Tunisian national handball team (Sports Team)
Description: The national handball team of Tunisia


Name: Yoruba people of Ife (culture)
Description: Specific group within the Yoruba culture


Name: Certain Powders (Material)
Description: Specific powders that pose a health risk.


Name: Pyrotechnics (Technology)
Description: The art or technology of making fireworks, a class of explosive pyrotechnic devices.


Name: Australites (northern part) (tektite)
Description: Part of the australites strewnfield in the northern part


Name: Present day (Time Point)
Description: Refers to the current time period.


Name: on-the-job training (training_method)
Description: The primary method through which skills are acquired in the modern apprenticeship system


Name: Science (Discipline)
Description: The body of knowledge in New Zealand, including agricultural practice and herbal medicine


Name: Pearl oyster (Species of Bivalve Mollusk)
Description: A species of bivalve mollusk whose shell is composed of nacre and mother of pearl


Name: Biblical Events (Historical Event)
Description: Significant events described in the Bible


Name: Native Americans (Group)
Description: Indigenous peoples being conquered by Europeans from the 16th centuries on


Name: The famous ship-burial and treasure at Sutton Hoo nearby (Artifact)
Description: Probably his grave.


Name: +7 (OxidationState)
Description: -


Name: Flatware (Artifact)
Description: Tableware consisting of knives, forks, and spoons used primarily for eating.


Name: Cr:YAG (Q-switch for Lasers)
Description: Provides passive Q-switching of lasers that operate at wavelengths between 1000 and 1200 nm


Name: plants like apples, strawberries, cherries, tomatoes, peppers, and pomegranates (flora)
Description: Fruits and vegetables that contain carotenoids


Name: The Royal Academy in London (art organization)
Description: Key organisation for the promotion of the visual arts in the United Kingdom


Name: Gaetulians and Libyans (People)
Description: Ancient nomadic peoples of Africa


Name: Engobe (Type of slip)
Description: Can be applied by painting techniques, in isolation or in several layers and colours


Name: Room temperature and atmospheric pressure (Condition)
Description: The condition at which micron-sized diamond crystals are synthesized


Name: Hexagonal Crystal Family (Crystal System)
Description: A group of crystals with a hexagonal or trigonal structure


Name: Global Witness (Organization)
Description: An international non-governmental organization that investigates corruption and human rights abuses


Name: Parasites and damaging debris (threat to shell-dwelling organisms)
Description: By entombing them in successive layers of nacre, forming either a blister pearl attached to the interior of the shell, or a free pearl within the mantle tissues.


Name: 40% of the lichen-forming fungi in New Zealand (Percentage of Endemic Lichen-forming Fungi)
Description: are endemic.


Name: 4% of Population (Percentage)
Description: Approximately 4% of the human population


Name: folk cults (religious cult)
Description: Popular religious practices within Chinese folk religion


Name: Jewelry, eyeglass frames, optical instruments, tableware, and foil (Products)
Description: Aluminium became widely used in these everyday items in the late 19th and early 20th centuries


Name: Light Exiting the Stone (phenomenon)
Description: The light that exits a diamond after reflection from the pavilion facets


Name: Kampilan (Traditional Sword)
Description: A traditional large sword used by natives in the Philippines


Name: Arts and entertainment sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Abbasid Caliphate (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient name for the caliphate that included Tunisia from 750 to 909


Name: Mabe-pearl (Inanimate Object)
Description: Half pearl used in ancient China's pearl cultivation method


Name: High-Pressure Apparatus (Instrumentation)
Description: Apparatus used for studying properties of matter under high pressure


Name: Young women and children (Demographic)
Description: Females and minors from the countryside


Name: Buckminsterfullerene (Allotrope)
Description: A spherical allotrope of carbon


Name: William V, Prince of Orange (Monarch)
Description: The last stadtholder of the Dutch Republic


Name: Durability (Quality attribute)
Description: The ability of an object or substance to withstand wear, damage, or decay.


Name: Bi discs (Jade objects)
Description: Specific type of jade object


Name: Mammals across Derbyshire (Animal Class)
Description: Various mammal species residing in Derbyshire


Name: xenotime (YPO4) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of yttrium and phosphorus oxide


Name: Several genera of placoderm armoured fish, Agnathan jawless fishes, spines from acanthodii spiny sharks, a single sarcopterygian lobe-fin specimen (AnimalSubClass)
Description: Various types of fish found in the Hunsrück Slate


Name: Large single crystals (Solid)
Description: Single crystals of significant size, also known as boules


Name: clay (Natural resource)
Description: A type of fine-grained soil particle


Name: Wicca (Religion)
Description: A contemporary pagan religion influenced by European folk religions, particularly Celtic Wicca and medieval witchcraft.


Name: Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A proposed free trade agreement between the ten member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and Australia, China, Japan, South Korea, and New Zealand.


Name: Embodied Energy of Relevant Building Materials in US (Energy Consumption)
Description: The energy consumed during the production, transportation, and disposal of building materials in the United States.


Name: Rennes (City)
Description: A city in northwestern France, known for its historic center and Breton culture.


Name: Any material that cannot be grown through agricultural processes, or created artificially in a laboratory or factory (Material)
Description: -


Name: Groups of Settled Cultivators in the Areas Drained by the Niger and Congo Rivers (Culture Group)
Description: Settled cultivator groups in West Africa.


Name: Rhine Valley (location)
Description: A river valley and the lowest flatland in Grisons, Switzerland.


Name: Taika Reforms (historical event)
Description: The far-reaching reforms initiated in 645, nationalizing land and implementing a new system of taxation to enhance the power of the imperial court.


Name: Chinese government (Government)
Description: The Chinese government imposing strategic material controls on neodymium


Name: Namboothiri men (aristocratic) (People group subgroup)
Description: Subgroup of Namboothiri men who wore a flattened triple gold string around the waist


Name: Sikh art (Art)
Description: Art produced by the Sikhs, partly influenced by their spirituality


Name: NYC Tourism + Conventions (Organization)
Description: The city's official bureau of tourism


Name: Taxonomic units (Scientific classification)
Description: Classification of taxa (units).


Name: All-nacre Pearls (Pearl type)
Description: May one day be limited to natural found pearls.


Name: India (Geographical Location)
Description: The geographical location noted for its tradition of using jade in jewellery and ornamental items.


Name: Vixen Belly Fur (Fur attribute)
Description: The belly fur that changes color during lactation.


Name: Huntsville (City)
Description: The largest city of Alabama by population.


Name: unit indicating the quality of silk cloth (Measurement unit)
Description: Type of measurement unit that momme became in the United States


Name: 16th and 17th centuries (time period)
Description: Time period spanning the years 1501 to 1700


Name: St. Genevieve Marble (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A type of oolitic limestone that has been widely used in various structures.


Name: Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway and the Kolob Canyon Road (Scenic drive)
Description: Scenic drives along the Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway and the Kolob Canyon Road which provide stunning views of canyons, cliffs, and rock formations


Name: Gallium nitride (GaN) (Semiconductor)
Description: A semiconducting compound of gallium and nitrogen


Name: Qing Empire (Political_entity)
Description: The empire established by the Later Jin khanate


Name: Oil Seeps in Ojai, California (Geological Feature)
Description: Locations where petroleum or other oil-like substances are present at or near the surface of the ground


Name: Arteries (anatomy)
Description: The part of the circulatory system that carries blood away from the heart


Name: Jewish Community (Religious Group)
Description: A community of followers of Judaism


Name: 9th-century Euboean and Cypriote (Culture)
Description: The culture of the 9th-century inhabitants from Euboea and Cyprus


Name: strong neodymium magnet (Magnets)
Description: A type of rare-earth magnetic material


Name: Labor (Activity)
Description: Work done by a person or people, especially as their regular occupation


Name: high internal strains in the grown crystals (Property of material)
Description: A disadvantage of the Verneuil process


Name: Tide-flowing jewel (artifact)
Description: An artifact mentioned in the Kojiki, used to drown an opponent


Name: Alliance des Bakogo (ABAKO) and the Mouvement National Congolais (MNC) (Organization)
Description: Two independence movements in the Congo


Name: Exergue (Feature of Coins)
Description: Space on a coin beneath the main design, often used to show the coin's date or mint mark


Name: Rock-hewn cave complexes (Buddhist structure)
Description: Buildings or structures carved into rock


Name: temperatures and pressures at great depths within the Earth's crust (Geological conditions)
Description: The study of metamorphic rocks can help scientists understand the conditions deep within the Earth.


Name: 200 million years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Peter Minuit (Person)
Description: The person who purchased Manhattan Island


Name: land reclamation (Event)
Description: The process of creating new land from oceans, rivers, and lakes


Name: Mars (Planet)
Description: The fourth planet from the Sun and the second smallest in the Solar System


Name: Greek contemporaries (Historical Group)
Description: Ancient Greeks living during the same time period


Name: Electrolytic refining (Process)
Description: A process to produce the purest industrially produced iron


Name: Villages northeast of Oltu town, around Tutlu Dağı (Yasak Dağ), Alatarla, Hankaskışla and Çataksu villages (Geographical location)
Description: Principally mined in the villages northeast of Oltu town, around Tutlu Dağı (Yasak Dağ) as well as in Alatarla, Hankaskışla and Çataksu villages


Name: Thebes or Mycenae (Geographical Area)
Description: Possible locations of the dominant center in a united political entity


Name: Initiative and Referendum Provision (Legal Framework)
Description: A provision of the Progressive Legislation enacted during Folk's administration


Name: Egyptian and Roman glassmakers (Occupation)
Description: Craftsmen who made glass during the ancient Egyptian and Roman periods


Name: Massive stars (Celestial object)
Description: A type of star with a mass greater than about 8 times that of the Sun.


Name: Anthem of Andalusia (Anthem)
Description: The anthem of the region Andalusia


Name: T. S. Eliot (author)
Description: an American-British poet from St. Louis


Name: The Black Death (historical_event)
Description: Bubonic plague epidemic that peaked in Europe between 1347 and 1351


Name: 19th century (time period)
Description: a century from 1801 to 1900


Name: Salmon Pink (Color)
Description: A color used by some sports newspapers to stand out


Name: Development of science and technology (Field)
Description: The field of science, engineering, and technology


Name: Ramon Llull (Person)
Description: A Majorcan philosopher


Name: Graphite (Material)
Description: A layer of graphite used in the solid oxide membrane technology.


Name: Evidence from Chemical, i.e. Rare-Earth, Isotopic, and Bulk Composition (Scientific Evidence)
Description: Data used to support the terrestrial origin of tektites


Name: Ranked officials and Han Chinese nobles (Officials and Nobles)
Description: These individuals held a rank in the Qing dynasty and were part of the Han Chinese nobility


Name: Lowering the melting point of metals during smelting (Process)
Description: The process of separating a base metal from its ore


Name: Pythagorean Theorem (Mathematical Theorem)
Description: The mathematical theorem used to calculate the cross-sectional area


Name: plasma-facing components (Material)
Description: components protected by boron in nuclear fusion research


Name: Deadwood area (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in the Black Hills.


Name: Catalysts (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of catalysts, substances that increase the rate of a chemical reaction without being consumed in the process


Name: Young Swiss (Group of People)
Description: Young Swiss people whose suitability for military service is determined by the system


Name: Romans (Civilization)
Description: Ancient Roman civilization


Name: Early Italian Mannerist sculpture (Artistic_movement)
Description: Sculptures created during this movement aimed to express a sense of tension, energy and emotional intensity


Name: Electronic Dance Music (MusicGenre)
Description: A genre of music characterized by a strong rhythm and the use of electronic instruments


Name: The country (country)
Description: Afghanistan


Name: appropriate handling (Handling)
Description: The method to obtain a clean nanodiamond surface


Name: narrative with universal characteristics (concept)
Description: Narratives associated with religion and spirituality


Name: Maude (Television show)
Description: Sitcom that aired from 1972 to 1978


Name: Byzantine Artists (Artist)
Description: Artisans working in the Byzantine Empire


Name: historical classification (classification of historical classification)
Description: A system or grouping used in the past, particularly for cultural or historical purposes


Name: Affordable Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware offering great value for its price, making it an affordable choice for consumers


Name: Gallantry Medal (Award)
Description: An award associated with the Suffragette Movement


Name: Heat-treatment of Sapphires (Gemstone Treatment)
Description: A common process used to improve the color of sapphires.


Name: US$66.3 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: Amount of fee revenue generated in 2009


Name: potential medicinal use (Potential application)
Description: The possible use of fullerenes in medicine, such as binding specific antibiotics to target resistant bacteria and certain cancer cells


Name: Derbyshire (Place)
Description: County in the East Midlands of England


Name: This purpose (semiconductor stepper manufacture) (Process)
Description: A process in semiconductor manufacturing


Name: Japanese companies (Company)
Description: Companies primarily from Japan


Name: Carbon (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 6, represented by the symbol C.


Name: Under-developed countries (Geographical area)
Description: Countries with low levels of economic or social development.


Name: important celebrations, weddings, religious and social gatherings (event)
Description: Occasions where the jewellery was worn


Name: east (direction)
Description: The gui object is believed to represent


Name: Rotational axis (geometry axis)
Description: axis of facets and ridges in a regular polytope or honeycomb


Name: Nickel (Metal)
Description: A metal added to graphite to accelerate its conversion into diamond, causing a brown color


Name: formal sitting meditation (practice)
Description: The act of sitting with focused attention, often practiced after the sense restraint practice.


Name: Products (Product Classification)
Description: Products classified for international economic activity reporting by the United Nations


Name: CeO2−x (Compound)
Description: A compound with a non-stoichiometric formula, where x is about 0.2.


Name: Heat (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The process by which energy is transferred from one body to another by radiation, conduction, or convection.


Name: Waka ama (Outrigger canoe racing) (Sport)
Description: A Polynesian sport involving outrigger canoes


Name: Torcs (artifact)
Description: Rings of color hair or feathers around the neck


Name: Donatello (Person)
Description: Italian sculptor who was Ghiberti's early assistant


Name: Size Consistency (Pearl Necklace Property)
Description: All pearls in the strand measure within a range


Name: Chinese officials (Government Officials)
Description: The officials representing the PRC government.


Name: Mrs Margaret Ogilvie (Person)
Description: A person who extinguished the Borough's floating debt on the project


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A continent-country in Southern Hemisphere


Name: New England (Region)
Description: The region New England


Name: Triana (rock group)
Description: A prominent Andalusian rock group.


Name: Reduction of tooth decay (Health Improvement)
Description: A significant reduction of tooth decay in children due to water fluoridation


Name: Morgex wines (Category of Wine)
Description: All the wines produced in Morgex


Name: Choice of diamond cut (Decision making process)
Description: is influenced by the stone's characteristics


Name: Pink Glass (Color of Glass)
Description: Glass with a distinct pink color.


Name: Autonomous region of the Balearic Islands (1983) (Historical Event)
Description: In 1983, Palma became the capital of the autonomous region of the Balearic Islands.


Name: Chlorite group (Group of Phyllosilicate minerals)
Description: A group that shares similarities with the mica group


Name: Classification of things or concepts (Scientific concept)
Description: A broader context in which the term Taxonomy can be used.


Name: literature (Artistic Movement)
Description: The written works created by an author or group of authors


Name: Zircon (Mineral or Stone)
Description: The main entity discussed in the context: Zircon


Name: New York City Subway system (public transportation system)
Description: The busiest metropolitan rail transit system in the Western Hemisphere.


Name: Middle class in the Ancient Near East (Socio-economic group)
Description: People who owned and used these seals


Name: Radiation damage (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Evidence found in the chondrules, interpreted as a result of cosmic radiation.


Name: British and Irish cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: Fish and chips, Australian meat pie


Name: Highest Winds (Weather Condition)
Description: The strongest wind speeds within the tropical cyclone.


Name: Argolis (Region)
Description: A region located on the eastern Peloponnese, Greece


Name: European Union (PoliticalEntity)
Description: largest trading partner of the United States


Name: Oslo Airport, Gardermoen (Airport)
Description: The central gateway to Norway by air


Name: Ancient theatrical texts (Text)
Description: Ancient theatrical texts


Name: Milky Way subgroup (Galactic group (Milky Way))
Description: The Milky Way subgroup is a small group of galaxies that the Milky Way leads.


Name: Viewer (Medieval Paintings) (Group)
Description: The audience that the blue color was used to attract attention in medieval paintings.


Name: Food Additives (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of substances added to food for various purposes, such as coloring, flavoring, or preservation


Name: 12 (Number)
Description: A numerical value representing the number of nearest neighbors of a central atom in the structure


Name: Hornfels facies (Metamorphic Facies)
Description: The metamorphic facies which occupies the lowest pressure portion of the metamorphic pressure-temperature space.


Name: Ditmas Park (in Brooklyn) (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York City.


Name: Conversion Properties (Property)
Description: The properties that affect the conversion of graphite to diamond


Name: United States (Country)
Description: North American country


Name: Chinese Folk Tales (Mythology)
Description: Storytelling tradition of China


Name: Louis XIV (Person)
Description: Founder of the French Academy of Sciences


Name: 63.35 Degrees Celsius (Temperature)
Description: Potassium has a melting point of 63.35 degrees Celsius.


Name: Household waste (Waste type)
Description: Waste generated daily from ordinary households


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: An alloy of iron and other elements, primarily carbon and manganese


Name: Radio Kabul (Broadcasting Station)
Description: A radio station instrumental in the development of pop music in Afghanistan


Name: And her work had a profound impact on the development of modern nuclear science (Physics)
Description: Marie Curie was a leading figure in German physics during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Her work had a profound impact on the development of modern nuclear science


Name: Light Waves (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Electromagnetic waves with a wavelength that can be detected by the human eye.


Name: Portugal (Country)
Description: Until the 19th century, Portugal was the gateway to most of the influences that built Brazilian music.


Name: Lukmanier Pass (Geographical feature)
Description: A mountain pass in Valais


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe with a population of over 47 million.


Name: Jade (Mineral)
Description: A hard, durable mineral with a jade-green color


Name: Colonial Interest in Religious Liberty (Interest)
Description: Increased interest in religious freedom among the colonists


Name: Arsenical bronze artefacts (Artifact)
Description: An artifact made of arsenical bronze


Name: Mid 14th Century (Time Period)
Description: A period during the 14th century


Name: 13 January 2015 (Date)
Description: The date Dawn took its first high-resolution images of Ceres


Name: -11.6°C (January), 1.4°C (July) (Temperature)
Description: Plateau Rosa has a temperature of -11.6°C in January and 1.4°C in July.


Name: American bison, white-tailed and mule deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, mountain lions, prairie dogs, American martens, American red squirrels, Northern flying squirrels, yellow-bellied marmots, fox squirrels (Animal Species)
Description: Various animal species found in the Black Hills forests and grasslands


Name: Quartzite (Geological_mineral)
Description: Natural occurring quartz mineral found in the Belt Supergroup


Name: Ame no Uzume's dance (Historical event)
Description: An event in Japanese mythology where Ame no Uzume danced to lure Amaterasu from a cave


Name: Celeste (Color)
Description: A pale turquoise blue colour


Name: UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists (Lists)
Description: Lists maintained by UNESCO for cultural preservation


Name: Mozambique (Country)
Description: Country where Montepuez ruby mine is located


Name: East Asian Tradition (Culture)
Description: Traditional practices and customs of East Asia.


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


Name: the most widely held position in the western world (Opinion)
Description: The dominant viewpoint in Western cultures


Name: Cook Islands and Niue (Country)
Description: The self-governing states in free association with New Zealand


Name: 38.4% (49.9% for males and 27.3% for females) (Percentage)
Description: Literacy rate in 2015


Name: the rebirth of the dead when placed in tombs (concept)
Description: The symbolic representation of jade cicadas and silkworms in Chinese culture


Name: Ancient China (Culture)
Description: Used orpiment, a mineral producing an orange pigment as a medicine


Name: Form (art) (Artistic Concept)
Description: The physical composition of an artwork


Name: Rarity (Quantity)
Description: Concentrations of at most parts per billion in source rock.


Name: Christmas (ReligiousFestival)
Description: Annual festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ


Name: Researchers (People)
Description: The people who conducted the study


Name: Ticks such as Ixodes ricinus and I. hexagonus (Parasite)
Description: A type of tick


Name: Functionalism (Architectural Style)
Description: Functionalism dominated Norwegian Architecture in the 1930s


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia and the world's most populous nation.


Name: Meat Quality (Property)
Description: The desirable characteristics of meat, such as texture, flavor, and appearance


Name: Ferrocene (Specific organometallic compound)
Description: An example of a metallocene containing cyclopentadienyl ligands


Name: 7.03-carat blue diamond (Diamond)
Description: A 7.03-carat blue diamond that fetched the highest price per carat ever paid for a diamond in May 2009


Name: Robert Frost (Person)
Description: An American poet from New England


Name: Layers of Calcium Carbonate and Conchiolin (Composite material)
Description: Combination of calcium carbonate and conchiolin, forming nacre or mother-of-pearl


Name: Iron Age (Era)
Description: The period that followed the common production of bronze and iron


Name: New Zealand Wine (Agricultural Product)
Description: One of the major export products of New Zealand


Name: green hackle (hackle)
Description: A type of hackle associated with the 'light company' in 19th century British Army


Name: Francisco de Paula Santander (Person)
Description: A South American military and political leader who played a decisive role in the independence of Colombia


Name: pressure-transmitting material cube (Container)
Description: A cube made from pyrophyllite ceramics that holds the synthesis capsule


Name: Nordic world, Pictish stones, Scottish high cross reliefs, Christian Great Britain (Geographical Location/Art Forms)
Description: Regions and their sculptural traditions that bridged the period of Christianization


Name: Manufacturing of commercial products (Process)
Description: The process of creating various commercial goods such as inks, dyes, wood stains, explosives, fireworks, fly paper, and safety matches.


Name: 1902 (Year)
Description: The year the first library in Inwood opened.


Name: 336 tons (Quantity)
Description: The estimated amount of Russian raw jade reserves in tons


Name: Colonial American authors (Author)
Description: Authors during the colonial period in America


Name: Lithium (improving production efficiency) (Resource Industry Outlook Improving Production Efficiency)
Description: Overview of the future outlook for the lithium industry, including projected growth, key challenges, and opportunities highlights ongoing efforts to improve the efficiency and sustainability of lithium production processes


Name: - (-)
Description: William I was highly respected and seen as a founding father of the Netherlands


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: After the Reconquista, Andalusia became a region in Spain


Name: Many Ticinese entrepreneurs (group of businesses)
Description: Entrepreneurs based in Ticino


Name: propagation of internal cracks (physical process)
Description: The growth and spread of cracks within a material


Name: Harvard University (EducationalInstitution)
Description: University where Bridgman taught physics from 1910 until his retirement


Name: Monte Generoso Railway (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: A railway facility in the high Alps of Ticino.


Name: U.S. Marble Production (2006) (Production)
Description: The amount of marble produced in the U.S. in 2006.


Name: Sediments, andesites, trachytes and basalts (Geological Feature)
Description: Places where these jasperoids may occur


Name: Wildlife Biologists, Ecologists, and Other Experts (Subject)
Description: Professionals who can help local authorities manage Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Jaspillite (Geological Feature)
Description: A form of metamorphosed chemical sedimentary rock


Name: Largest diamond (0.15 mm across) (Object)
Description: The largest diamond synthesized by George Hall


Name: Chinese style seals (Seal)
Description: Similar to the Chinese seal but used in Japan


Name: Statue convention (Artistic Convention)
Description: Refers to a set of artistic rules or guidelines used in ancient Egyptian statue creation


Name: Liquid carbon oceans (hypothetical) (Hypothetical geological feature)
Description: Large quantities of metallic fluid that could affect the magnetic field, according to the text


Name: South African jade, garnet jade, Transvaal jade, African jade (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Tissint (Location)
Description: A town 48 kilometres (30 mi) away from the fall site of the Tissint meteorite


Name: Double diamond drill technique (Technique)
Description: The method of using double diamond drilling


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


Name: Oldsmobile Curved Dash (Automobile)
Description: First mass-produced American car


Name: Ministry of Defence (North Macedonia) (Organization)
Description: The organization responsible for developing North Macedonia's defence strategy


Name: 1999 (Year)
Description: The year Bragernes tunnel was opened


Name: Linear Color Spaces (Concept)
Description: Color spaces that contain all colors visible by humans


Name: Mississippi Alluvial Plain or Mississippi embayment (Geographical formation)
Description: A low-lying area in the southeastern United States.


Name: Jean-Honoré Fragonard (Artist)
Description: Fragonard painted a young girl in a bright saffron yellow dress.


Name: Grain trade (Trade)
Description: Local and international trade in cereals such as wheat, barley, maize, and rice.


Name: Area between Jupiter and Saturn (Astronomical Region)
Description: The location where Ceres was initially formed


Name: definition of China (Geopolitical Concept)
Description: The definition of China that is used to differentiate between the PRC and ROC.


Name: U.S. civilian airlines (Transportation System)
Description: Civilian airlines operating in the U.S.


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


Name: Development status (Qualitative_Property)
Description: The development status of Afghanistan, which is considered a developing country


Name: Period: 1 (Classification)
Description: The period of the chemical element Lithium


Name: Finance and Banking (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as investment banks, brokerages, insurance companies, and financial services


Name: Pomegranate sauce (Turkish: nar ekşisi) (Sauce)
Description: A pomegranate-based sauce used in Turkish cuisine.


Name: Starlink (Internet Satellite Constellation)
Description: Used as backup by some key officials


Name: Small amount of energy required to change the relative occupancy of 4f, 5d and 6s electrons (Energy Levels)
Description: The different energies at which an electron can occupy a specific orbit in an atom.


Name: biotic photosynthesis (Process)
Description: The process where photon energy in sunlight is captured to split water molecules and then react with carbon dioxide.


Name: Tahitian Pearl (Mineral)
Description: A type of pearl cultivated in Tahitian waters.


Name: [Overseas territories of the Netherlands] (Territory)
Description: Caribbean territories belonging to the Kingdom of the Netherlands.


Name: Visual Arts (Art Movement)
Description: The visual arts movement in Ipswich, England.


Name: Monastics to eat meat (Action)
Description: Permission given to Buddhist monks and nuns to consume meat


Name: Tea (Drink)
Description: A popular drink among Afghans


Name: 1930s (Time period)
Description: The decade following the early Soviet years


Name: New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811 and 1812 (Historical event)
Description: Series of four major earthquakes that occurred near the New Madrid area in southeastern Missouri.


Name: Marketing Priorities (Business Strategy)
Description: The strategies used by businesses to sell their products.


Name: Great Zimbabwe culture (Culture)
Description: Known more for impressive buildings than sculpture


Name: Greek phyllon, meaning 'leaf' (Names)
Description: Is named after Greek phyllon, meaning 'leaf'


Name: Referendum to be voted upon by the Andalusian public (Election)
Description: The referendum for the Andalusian Statute of Autonomy


Name: Cellulose (Carbon-containing polymer)
Description: a linear polysaccharide with a repeating unit of (β-1,4)-linked D-glucopyranose units


Name: Leonid Brezhnev (Leader)
Description: He was the General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union from 1964 to 1982.


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


Name: The Count of Bones in the Adult Human Skeleton (Counting Unit)
Description: The total number of bones present in an adult human.


Name: true (Boolean Value)
Description: Abrasive being the harder of two substances.


Name: Reinforcement materials in composite materials (material type)
Description: TC/TN used as reinforcement materials in composite materials.


Name: draft the Declaration of Independence (PoliticalAction)
Description: The document that announced the thirteen American colonies' decision to separate from Great Britain


Name: Iron(II) complexes (chemical compounds)
Description: Complexes formed between iron(II) and various ligands


Name: Vine and Wine Museum in Salgesch (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Salgesch, Valais


Name: Athens (City)
Description: An ancient Greek city and the capital of the Attica region.


Name: (C) any work not subject to copyright protection under this title (Subitem)
Description: A work that is not protected by copyright due to specific reasons such as being a fact, idea or method.


Name: Mon Hanthawaddy Kingdom (1287–1552) (Kingdom)
Description: A historical kingdom located in Burma (Myanmar)


Name: State defense forces (SDFs) (Military)
Description: Military units operating under the authority of a state government


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


Name: King George II (Monarch)
Description: The monarch he established a relationship with


Name: Modern New Age spirituality (Spirituality)
Description: A contemporary movement that emphasizes a holistic, syncretic approach to religion and spirituality


Name: Living organisms (Biological class)
Description: Organisms capable of producing crystals


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: Monotheistic religion that was introduced to Tunisia by the Romans


Name: Universities (Organization)
Description: Higher educational institutions.


Name: Aztec symbols (Symbols)
Description: Symbols used by the ancient Aztecs


Name: Color of Neodymium Glass (Visual Perception)
Description: The blue color that neodymium glass exhibits under traditional white-fluorescent lighting.


Name: stone churches (Building)
Description: Stone structures excavated in Slovakia from the 1960s


Name: Supernova (astronomical event)
Description: A catastrophic stellar explosion that occurs at the end of the life cycle of a massive star.


Name: Continental Divide (Geographical feature)
Description: The Continental Divide which separates the watersheds of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans


Name: Customers (Buyers of fancy shaped diamonds)
Description: Who value the unusual shapes and the personal style they bring to a piece of jewelry


Name: Cryptic or modal (Geological Property)
Description: The two types of effects of metasomatism in mantle peridotite


Name: Hydrothermal growth of LuAG (Growth Method)
Description: An alternative technique for growing LuAG at lower temperatures.


Name: Feudalism (Social System)
Description: A system of power and military service that emerged in France during the 9th and 10th centuries


Name: Gender, community and region (Demographic Group)
Description: Variation in the rites of passage based on gender, community, and regional differences.


Name: X-ray diffraction (Crystallography technique)
Description: A widely used method for determining the atomic arrangement in a crystal


Name: New technical possibilities (Technology in Visual Arts)
Description: Changes in visual arts due to the discovery of new techniques


Name: True (State)
Description: Where freshwater pearl farms are located (Asia and Tennessee).


Name: PKK (TerroristOrganization)
Description: A Kurdish militant organization active in Turkey and northern Iraq.


Name: Gastric Ulcers (Disease)
Description: A condition characterized by sores in the lining of the stomach.


Name: Sir Humphry Davy (Person)
Description: A British scientist who employed electrolysis to isolate potassium and sodium


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


Name: Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism (Religion)
Description: Religions now distinct from Hinduism


Name: Calcium phosphate (Chemical compound)
Description: Compound used as a leavening agent in baking


Name: Kingdom of Denmark (Country)
Description: The Kingdom that ruled Halland during certain periods


Name: Charlemagne's Palatine Chapel at Aachen (Building)
Description: A historic chapel in Aachen, Germany built by Charlemagne


Name: Green Chrome Oxide (Chemical)
Description: A synthetic green created by Pannetier in Paris around 1835


Name: Festival de Nuestra Señora de la Salud [es] in Córdoba (Festival)
Description: An annual festival held in Córdoba, Spain.


Name: Chemical Reactions (without life) (Chemical Process)
Description: Organic molecules can also be created through chemical reactions that do not involve life.


Name: Basalt in the mantle wedge (Geological composition)
Description: Partially molten basalt found in the upper layer of the Earth's mantle


Name: 323 BC (Year)
Description: Year when Alexander died


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


Name: The process of super-continent formation and destruction via repeated cycles of creation and destruction of oceanic crust (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process involving the creation and destruction of oceanic crust in relation to super-continent formation and destruction.


Name: Old Couple (Characters)
Description: Characters who experienced a fairy disguised as a sparrow to test them.


Name: a loanword from a Mediterranean language (Linguistic Term)
Description: The claim made by Robert Beekes that the Greek word for tower is a loanword from a Mediterranean language


Name: Fromadzo cheese (Food)
Description: a type of cheese produced locally since the 15th century in Aosta Valley


Name: Olaf I Tryggvasson (Person)
Description: Missionary king of Norway


Name: Component halide (Substance)
Description: A substance composed of a single element or two or more simple or compound substances that cannot be separated into their constituent elements by physical methods


Name: [Other Buddhas such as Amitabha and Vairocana] (Religious Figure)
Description: Transcendental or supramundane beings residing in different realms


Name: Taiwan Prefecture (Administrative division)
Description: An administrative division during the Qing dynasty centered in modern-day Tainan


Name: Transmissive objects (set of physical objects)
Description: objects that transmit light in a given direction


Name: A new dey chosen by the Divan (Political succession)
Description: The new dey was chosen by the Divan after the death of the previous dey


Name: Art and Culture (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as museums, galleries, performing arts venues, and cultural institutions


Name: Christmas Trees (Product)
Description: Product that Alleghany County produces and sells a significant amount of


Name: Geremia Ghisi (Person)
Description: Ruler of Skiathos, Skopelos, and Skyros


Name: Sebastian Kurz (Person)
Description: An Austrian politician who served as the Chancellor of Austria


Name: Nobility (Social status)
Description: High rank or title in a society


Name: Danaya (Tanaju) (Ancient Land)
Description: Land first mentioned in Egyptian records c. 1437 BC


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: The country which experienced social unrest during the 1980s


Name: National Army of Colombia (Armed Force)
Description: Branch of Colombian military


Name: Nakkwan (낙관) (Korean Term)
Description: Seals used by artists in traditional arts were called Nakkwan.


Name: Later Stages of Mineral Crystallization (geological process)
Description: The later stages of a mineral's formation


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: The empire that the Byzantine Empire was a successor to


Name: Arsenic (element)
Description: Chemical element with symbol As and atomic number 33


Name: Zakarpattia Oblast (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division of Ukraine.


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


Name: Face-centered cubic (crystal structure type)
Description: The other simple type of atomic packing with the highest density, which is a Bravais lattice.


Name: Caribbean powers (Political Entity)
Description: Countries in the Caribbean region.


Name: Indira Gandhi (Political Figure)
Description: -


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


Name: speed limits (Regulation)
Description: 50 km/h (31 mph) within towns, 90 km/h outside


Name: Ghosts and Phantoms (Supernatural Entity)
Description: Spirits or apparitions of the dead


Name: Synthesis of Diamond Nanocrystals (from explosion) (Chemical Process)
Description: The process of synthesizing diamond nanocrystals from an explosive mixture


Name: jade market (market)
Description: The market that contracted, causing the decline in Taiwan Jade


Name: Other non-European countries (Region)
Description: Another trading partner of North Macedonia


Name: Synthetic Color-Change Sapphires (Gemstone)
Description: Synthetic gemstones that change color


Name: Sebastian Vettel (Person)
Description: A German racing driver who competes in Formula One.


Name: Leon Trotsky (Revolutionary)
Description: Founded Trotskyism


Name: 19th century (Time Period)
Description: A period starting from 1801 to 20th century's end


Name: Dopamine Reuptake (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which dopamine is transported back into the cells


Name: Other cities in New England (City)
Description: The other cities connected by Amtrak's interstate rail service


Name: Christian God (Religion)
Description: The supreme being in the Christian faith


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: Purple became the imperial color worn by the rulers of the Byzantine Empire.


Name: Tunisian Minister of Culture (Government Official)
Description: The festival was created by this official


Name: Titanium sublimation pumps (Device)
Description: A device used to inexpensively produce extremely low pressures in ultra-high vacuum systems


Name: the median age (Demographic measure)
Description: The age at which half the population is older and half is younger


Name: Nesosilicate minerals (Type of mineral)
Description: Clinohumite is a nesosilicate with no oxygen atoms shared between two silicons


Name: Seasoning and Preservative (Use)
Description: A purpose of sodium chloride in various commodities like pickled preserves and jerky.


Name: Rocky Mountains (Mountain range)
Description: A mountain range in the western part of the United States


Name: Levenslied (Music genre name)
Description: The name of the traditional Dutch music genre, which means 'Song of life'


Name: Clinker (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Rock type produced by the burning of coal seams


Name: 22.3% (Percentage)
Description: The average percentage of steppe-related ancestry in Mycenaeans from the southern Greek mainland


Name: Natural minerals (Material)
Description: Rare minerals that optically resemble white diamonds


Name: Green Light (Light)
Description: Light with a wavelength of 532 nm


Name: Piezoelectricity of quartz crystals (Physical property)
Description: The ability of some quartz crystals to generate an electric charge when mechanically stressed.


Name: Dahomey (Political System)
Description: An ancient kingdom located in modern-day Benin


Name: - (-)
Description: Not specified in text


Name: Roman Generals (Ancient Roman Nobility)
Description: The highest rank of the Roman military and civil service.


Name: Colorado (U.S.) (State)
Description: The state of Colorado in the United States has amethyst deposits


Name: 12th century India (location-time)
Description: The time period of 12th century in India.


Name: West Elk Mountains (MountainRange)
Description: A mountain range in Colorado, USA


Name: Olmiite (mineral)
Description: The mineral that Renato Pagano acquired and examined


Name: Large official seal (Object)
Description: Seal that might be in the custody of chancery officials


Name: Bundesautobahn 3 (A3) (TransportationInfrastructure)
Description: A major German highway


Name: Amethyst (Mineral Variety)
Description: A variety of quartz with a purple tinge due in part to iron impurities


Name: Algeria's immunisation program (Health program)
Description: The immunisation program run by the Algerian government


Name: Samanalawewa and Dehigaha Alakanda, Sri Lanka (Location)
Description: Regions in Sri Lanka where high carbon steel was produced


Name: Xianbei and other Turkic people (ethnicity)
Description: Ethnic group that settled in northern China after the fall of the Han dynasty


Name: Theories based on discourse (Theory)
Description: The theories that look at how the individual's understanding of reality influence the role of professions.


Name: artistic_and_creative_powerhouse (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that fosters artistic and creative talent, with a rich history of groundbreaking art movements


Name: Certain radiation-sensitive applications (Application)
Description: Applications requiring low levels of background radiation such as Geiger counters and radiation shielding


Name: Aluminium (Element)
Description: A silvery, soft, non-magnetic, malleable metal


Name: Early Stone Age Tools (Tool)
Description: Simple stone implements from the early Stone Age.


Name: Sacrifice (Action)
Description: The act of sacrifice practiced by the Aztecs.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: European country located in central-western Europe


Name: The Quaternary Period (Geological Period)
Description: The most recent period of the Cenozoic Era, starting about 2.6 million years ago.


Name: Afghanistan National Olympic Committee (Organization)
Description: The national Olympic committee of Afghanistan


Name: Kyiv (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Ukraine


Name: in cracks or fractures that promote fluid flow in areas of high permeability (Geological location)
Description: Locations where infiltration metasomatism occurs.


Name: Bauxite (Mineral)
Description: A sedimentary rock with a relatively high aluminum content


Name: Andalusian Council of Innovation, Science and Business (government council)
Description: Government body responsible for universities, research, technological development, industry, and energy in Andalusia


Name: Jinchan (Rover)
Description: A rover for conducting infrared spectroscopy of the lunar surface


Name: right-to-shelter law (Legislation)
Description: A law guaranteeing shelter to anyone who needs it, regardless of their immigration, socioeconomic, or housing status.


Name: Bernardino de Sahagún (Person)
Description: A Franciscan friar


Name: European slave-traders (historical group)
Description: Group of traders who bought African captives from the King of Dahomey


Name: Pearl, A. (Author)
Description: Co-author of the article 'Streams and stages: Reconciling Kingdon and policy process theory'


Name: Lower surface energy (Physical property)
Description: Property that makes nanodiamonds more stable than graphite at lower temperatures


Name: Classic Indian Buddhist institutions (Buddhist entity)
Description: Buddhist institutions in India


Name: Officials (Government Officials)
Description: Government officials during the Ming dynasty


Name: Emperor, feudal dukes, senior officials, soldiers, ancestor worshippers, brides, and mourners (Groups)
Description: Different groups of people in ancient China with strict regulations on their clothing


Name: History, culture, and everyday life of the Macedonian people (Topic)
Description: Subjects represented in films produced in North Macedonia


Name: Nine emperors and eight other imperial figures, mostly empresses (Person)
Description: Nine emperors and eight other imperial figures, mostly empresses who were buried in verd antique sarcophagi


Name: 87,597 square kilometres (33,821 sq mi) (quantity)
Description: The surface area of Andalusia.


Name: Giorgio Vasari (Art Historian)
Description: Another artist historian who continued the debate over the best balance in art


Name: Symmetry (attribute)
Description: The alignment of the diamond's facets


Name: 1877-1878 (Historical period)
Description: Time period when the Russo-Turkish War occurred


Name: Carl Wilhelm Scheele (Scientist)
Description: A Swedish chemist who is commonly believed to have discovered oxygen independently in 1773.


Name: White Peak Dales (Habitat)
Description: Area known for calcareous grassland, ash woodlands and rock outcrops


Name: Mange caused by Sarcoptes scabiei (Disease)
Description: A skin disease


Name: Mahāyāna (Buddhist tradition)
Description: Traces its roots to the 1st century BCE and reveres the Canon but also derivative literature


Name: American Indian tribes (Ethnic Group)
Description: Native American groups


Name: Upper-middle-income countries (Economic class)
Description: A group of countries with a medium level of income.


Name: Gold electrical wires (Application)
Description: Gold wires used for electricity conduction during some of the Manhattan Project's atomic experiments.


Name: families (social group)
Description: Families living in Taiwan


Name: Northern Sámi (Language)
Description: One of the several Uralic Sámi languages


Name: Character 青 (Chinese character)
Description: A logogram representing two colors


Name: another potential source of lithium (PotentialSource)
Description: A possible alternative to brine and hard rock deposits


Name: St Paul (Person)
Description: Early Christian Apostle


Name: Larne (Town)
Description: A town on the east coast of County Antrim, Northern Ireland


Name: 184m1Au (Nuclear Isomer)
Description: One of the nuclear isomers of Gold


Name: South Asian Painting (Art form)
Description: Art form originating from Persian miniature painting, particularly popular in India and Pakistan


Name: Alfred Grandidier (Person)
Description: A French naturalist and explorer who made important contributions to the study of Madagascar's flora, fauna, and geography


Name: Grey Hair (Anatomical Feature)
Description: The hair color that results from a lack of pigment.


Name: Halid Ziya Uşaklıgil (Author)
Description: Turkish author


Name: Tatsuhei Mise (Person)
Description: A Japanese entrepreneur who helped bring the process of pearl culture to Japan.


Name: Tsumeb Corporation Limited (company)
Description: A company based in Namibia that operated the Kombat Mine until the 1970s


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Site List (List)
Description: The list ranking countries by their number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites


Name: 47 square miles (120 km2) (Quantity)
Description: Water area of Okanogan County


Name: Hoysala Empire, the Western Chalukya Empire and to an extent Vijayanagara Empire (Empire)
Description: Historical empires in India


Name: Great Copper Mountain (Mine)
Description: -


Name: 10 thousand tonnes a year (MassQuantity)
Description: The amount of zinc emissions during the specified time period


Name: Semiconductor industry (Specific industry)
Description: Industry focused on the manufacturing of semiconductors


Name: centre of silk, wool, banking, and jewellery (Economic Center)
Description: Center for trade of silk, wool, banking, and jewellery


Name: Negative biaxial, 2V = 72°, Maximum birefringence = 0.017 (Optical properties)
Description: The optical properties of Jerrygibbsite


Name: Ferdinand III of Castile (Person)
Description: Historical figure in Spain's Reconquista


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


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


Name: 2001 (Year)
Description: The year when women were allowed to serve in all functions of the German military


Name: Metallic aluminium (Element)
Description: A lightweight, ductile metal with a silvery appearance


Name: 130–140 GPa (depending on composition) (Physical Property)
Description: Young's modulus of sapphire depends on its composition


Name: Minghang district, Shanghai (Location)
Description: District in Shanghai, China


Name: Civil service (Government sector)
Description: A collective term for a sector of government composed mainly of career civil service personnel


Name: Ahuitzotl (Aztec ruler)
Description: The Aztec ruler who died, making way for Motecuhzoma Xocoyotzin


Name: Tektites (natural glass objects)
Description: not themselves meteorites, but are natural glass objects up to a few centimeters in size


Name: sealed shut (state)
Description: State of amulets for privacy or exclusivity


Name: Patisambhidamagga (Buddhist Text)
Description: A Buddhist scripture


Name: The Norddeutsche Affinerie in Hamburg (Plant)
Description: The first modern electroplating plant, starting its production in 1867


Name: Kingdom of Asturias (Political Entity)
Description: The Kingdom of Asturias that was established due to the Great Berber revolt


Name: Folk Costume (evening) (Clothing Variant)
Description: worn during evening after 6 p.m.


Name: Flat Topology (Topological Property)
Description: The universe may have a flat topology, which would be consistent with an infinite physical universe.


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


Name: German-speaking Community (Linguistic Community)
Description: A small linguistic community that exists in the East Cantons.


Name: Cold War (1947–1991) (event)
Description: A state of geopolitical tension after World War II between powers in the Western Bloc (the United States and its satellite states) and powers in the Eastern Bloc (the Soviet Union and its satellite states)


Name: Indigenous religions (Religion)
Description: 1.519,562 people in Colombia


Name: Iron smelting (Technique)
Description: Process of smelting iron that may have been introduced into China from Central Asia


Name: Its value (Economic concept)
Description: The monetary worth of the cat's eye stone


Name: People in Oppdal (Group)
Description: The inhabitants of Oppdal who experienced hunger


Name: ornamental and lapidary uses (purpose)
Description: Purposes of natural fluorite mineral


Name: Wallonia (Region)
Description: The French-speaking region of Belgium


Name: Scholarship (type of memorial)
Description: Memorials placed in the form of a scholarship for high-achieving students


Name: Sanskrit word Cīna (Language)
Description: An ancient Indian language


Name: High-Temperature Low-Creep Magnesium Alloys (Material Property)
Description: Magnesium alloys with high temperature resistance and low creep properties


Name: Marble (Place)
Description: A town in Colorado, United States known for its Yule marble deposits


Name: Lake Superior agate (gemstone)
Description: A type of agate found in Lake Superior region


Name: specific casting techniques (Group)
Description: Various specific casting techniques used to create complex shapes


Name: Euclid's Parallel Postulate (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A mathematical statement related to parallel lines


Name: Perception of color (aspect of human life)
Description: Important aspect of human life associated with emotions, activity, and nationality.


Name: Banu Mahsa (Arab faction)
Description: An Arab faction in al-Andalus


Name: New Castle (Town)
Description: Town located in Westchester County


Name: Pakistani Kashmir (Location)
Description: Region where Chitta Katha is located


Name: Axis Powers (Military)
Description: The Axis Powers that the Greek Resistance fought against during World War II


Name: calcite (Mineral deposit)
Description: The mineral found in association with the fluorite crystals at Emilio mine, Loroñe


Name: Republican-led legislature (political group)
Description: The Republican Party members in the Missouri state legislature.


Name: New Taiwan dollars (currency)
Description: The currency in which the annual sales revenue was measured


Name: Asanga (Indian Buddhist Philosopher)
Description: A philosopher who defines dhyāna as 'state of perfect equanimity and awareness'.


Name: 1936 (Year)
Description: The year a royalist dictatorship was established in Greece


Name: Carbon emissions in Taiwan (Environmental Factor)
Description: The amount of carbon emissions in Taiwan


Name: Others (Comparative Reference)
Description: Maps made using different techniques


Name: Munnuza (Historical Figure)
Description: Berber leader who attempted a rebellion against the Arabs in Spain


Name: R.W. Gillett for description. (Person)
Description: The person to whom the first discovered specimen of the mineral was given


Name: Format for university-industry relations (Economic strategy)
Description: The approach to fostering collaboration between universities and industries, particularly in high-tech sectors


Name: $300 billion (MonetaryValue)
Description: amount of investments (implied)


Name: Konservat Lagerstätte (Geological Term)
Description: A geological term for a rock layer containing an exceptional number and diversity of fossils


Name: Hubble (Telescope)
Description: A telescope used to obtain ultraviolet images of Ceres with 50 km resolution


Name: around 23% of the forest area (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Austria's forest area that is within protected areas


Name: Forestry on Isle of Mull (Activity)
Description: Forestry and Land Scotland has several plantations on the island


Name: The Pamp refinery (industry)
Description: Gold refining facility located in Castel San Pietro, Ticino


Name: a 'Prototype Theory approach' to the definition of Hinduism (Idea or Theory)
Description: A method for defining Hinduism based on prototypes rather than strict definitions


Name: Juan Manuel Santos (Politician)
Description: Former President and Minister of Defense of Colombia


Name: 1921 to 1923 and 1932 to 1933 (time period)
Description: were the two major famines in Russia and the Soviet Union


Name: Pre-Vedic Period (Period)
Description: The early period of Hinduism history, including the Indus Valley Civilization and local pre-historic religions


Name: Population of Belgium (Demographic group)
Description: The total population of Belgium.


Name: wedding and anniversary bands (types of jewelry)
Description: Jewelry typically associated with marital occasions.


Name: Vergina Sun, Alexander the Great (Symbol)
Description: Historical symbols associated with Greece's culture


Name: Fashion Design (Applied Art)
Description: The art of designing clothing and fashion accessories.


Name: German occupation of Norway (Historical Event)
Description: The period when Germany controlled Norway during World War II.


Name: Single crystal slabs (Compound)
Description: Individual crystal slices of diamond


Name: Basel's Kunstmuseum Basel collection (Art collection)
Description: Known for its Old Master paintings, modern and contemporary art


Name: Latin American Culture (Culture)
Description: Spain has had a significant impact on Latin American culture.


Name: Magnesium (Element)
Description: The ionic radii of zinc and magnesium happen to be nearly identical.


Name: Karl Hugo Strunz (mineralogist)
Description: German mineralogist


Name: 63% (PercentageValue)
Description: The percentage of Australia's adult population that is either overweight or obese


Name: British Council (Organization)
Description: A British organisation based in over 100 countries specialising in international cultural and educational opportunities.


Name: Pre-1998 freshwater pearls (Item)
Description: Pearls harvested before the ban on pearling in the U.K.


Name: Vidkun Quisling (Politician)
Description: The leader of the National-Socialist party Nasjonal Samling in Norway.


Name: Paris (Geographical Location)
Description: The location where Surrealism had its most significant presence


Name: The Telegraphist and Gurin with the Foxtail (Films)
Description: Particular successes in Norwegian film industry


Name: bronze-working (art technique)
Description: Art technique that the Etruscans excelled in


Name: originality and personal expression (Training Emphasis)
Description: Concept that traditional artists' training after Modernism emphasizes originality and personal expression


Name: Valencia (Location)
Description: A location in Spain where Abd Allah sought support from the Berbers


Name: Prehistory (Time Period)
Description: The period before recorded history, marked by the development of agriculture and permanent settlements.


Name: Counterweights (Mechanical_component)
Description: A heavy object used to balance a mechanical system or machine, as in a cog railway


Name: spectrum (Physical Concept)
Description: Range of electromagnetic waves


Name: Crete (Island)
Description: The largest island in Greece, home to the Minoan civilization


Name: Verdet constant (Physical Property)
Description: A physical property that results in the Faraday effect


Name: Other Altepetl Polities (Political Organization)
Description: Competing city-states in the Basin of Mexico


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


Name: Games (Activity)
Description: Various games including chess variant, card games, checkers, racing (fantasia), and rifle shooting


Name: Nearly pure O2 gas (State)
Description: Highly purified form of oxygen gas


Name: more than 2 million Algerians (Population)
Description: Algerian population who were uprooted during the Algerian War


Name: true (toxicity)
Description: Beryl is a known carcinogen with acute toxic effects.


Name: Alexander Schallenberg (Person Role)
Description: Alexander Schallenberg as the Chancellor of Austria


Name: Tourism sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Carbon-14 Atom (specific composite particle)
Description: Atom with six protons, eight neutrons, and six electrons


Name: Ancien Régime (Historical period)
Description: The absolute monarchy system in France before the French Revolution


Name: Percy Williams Bridgman's later life (LifeEvent)
Description: Later life events of Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Beaded cultured pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Pearls that are grown using a nucleus bead


Name: Membership (Schengen Area) (Greece) (Border Control Policy Impact)
Description: Greece is a member of the Schengen Area, which allows free movement within its member countries.


Name: East Asia (Geographical Region)
Description: A region located in Eastern part of the Asian continent.


Name: Saharan cheetah (Animal)
Description: A subspecies of the cheetah, native to North Africa and the Sahara


Name: The Alps (Geographical Feature)
Description: A mountain range in Europe


Name: Almería province (Province)
Description: A province in the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain.


Name: Goldsmiths, University of London (art school)
Description: One of the major schools of art in the UK


Name: Arya Samaj, Brahmo Samaj (Hindu reform movement)
Description: Religious leaders of these movements launched proselytization and reconversion activities


Name: the experiment of heating fluorite with sulfuric acid (scientific procedure)
Description: An experimental method used to produce hydrofluoric acid


Name: Access to samples (Constraint)
Description: The difficulty for researchers to access samples of the Tissint Meteorite


Name: Saint-Émilion (Town)
Description: A town in southwestern France, known for its medieval architecture and wine.


Name: Moroccan Arabic language (Language)
Description: One of the most spoken foreign languages used by immigrant communities in Spain


Name: 1863–1869 (Time)
Description: The timeframe of the Afghan Civil War (1863–1869)


Name: Acid-Base Balance (Biological Process)
Description: The maintenance of the balance between acidity and alkalinity in the body


Name: General easement of repressive policies (Historical Event)
Description: The general easement of repressive policies that occurred during Khrushchev's leadership


Name: Hattori Asake (Scholar)
Description: Another scholar who argued about the sibling relationship of Izanagi and Izanami


Name: Detonation synthesis method (Method)
Description: A method of synthetic diamond production that entered the market in the late 1990s


Name: Impact-related Pseudotachylytes within impact craters (Geological Feature)
Description: Describes the specific location and properties of pseudotachylytes


Name: Missouri (Location)
Description: The state where the United Methodist Church has a significant number of adherents


Name: Tutankhamun (Person)
Description: Egyptian Pharaoh whose tomb contained a dagger made of meteoric iron


Name: theory of the evolution of religion (Theory)
Description: A theory that religion evolves from more polytheistic to more monotheistic forms.


Name: Amulets (Physical artifacts)
Description: Artifacts believed to ward off evil and protect the wearer.


Name: bread with toppings (Type of food)
Description: Bread with various toppings is a common meal for breakfast and lunch in the Netherlands.


Name: Healthcare facilities in U.K., Ireland, Japan, Korea, France, Denmark, and Brazil (Location)
Description: Refers to healthcare institutions located in various countries


Name: Other Christian minorities (Religious Group)
Description: -


Name: Middle Stone Age Tools (Tool)
Description: Stone implements from the Middle Stone Age.


Name: Dye from gall-nuts (Color)
Description: A black dye made from gall-nuts


Name: Dacitic Phyllite (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A variety of phyllite that is composed of dacite minerals


Name: Austrians (EthnicGroup)
Description: ethnic group of people residing primarily in Austria


Name: Christmas season (Season)
Description: -


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


Name: Republic of North Macedonia (Country)
Description: The country that changed its name to Republic of North Macedonia in 2019


Name: Athens (Place)
Description: The conquest of Athens by the Persians


Name: improving the lives and oral health of patients by enabling reliable, long-lasting dental implants (Function)
Description: Used for improving the lives and oral health of patients by enabling reliable, long-lasting dental implants.


Name: Tally Sticks (artifact)
Description: Materials used to record the count of objects or the passage of days


Name: Danish and Swedish royal families (Royal family)
Description: The monarchical families ruling Denmark and Sweden


Name: Danish Language (Language)
Description: A North Germanic language spoken mainly in Denmark and by the Danish diaspora


Name: Export and exchange with other countries (Economic Activity)
Description: The buying and selling of goods and services between nations.


Name: New Jersey, US (Location)
Description: Place where the mineral was first found


Name: Azote (Gas)
Description: Gas that does not support combustion or respiration


Name: 1,100 years ago (Time Period)
Description: A time period of 1,100 years


Name: Sui dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Chinese dynasty (581–618)


Name: History (Event)
Description: Chronological record of significant events and people


Name: Ahmad Massoud (Person)
Description: political and military leader in Afghanistan


Name: Hard textured rye bread, pastries and cookies (Food and Beverage)
Description: Characteristic of this region


Name: Berber groups in Iberia (Ethnic Group)
Description: Berber groups who migrated to the Iberian peninsula during initial invasion


Name: monument to Cuauhtemoc (monument)
Description: a statue or other structure built to honor the memory of an important person


Name: Lake Guatavita (Location)
Description: The lake where El Dorado was submerged during the initiation rite


Name: Real Analysis (Field of Mathematics)
Description: Branch of mathematics dealing with continuous functions and real numbers


Name: The Hobbit (Literature)
Description: A novel by J.R.R. Tolkien where the magic ring grants magical abilities to Bilbo Baggins.


Name: Mauve (Color)
Description: Many men surveyed were unable to identify pink correctly, confusing it with mauve


Name: Mussolini's opponents (Political Opponents)
Description: The people targeted by the Blackshirts.


Name: cloisonné work and molded ornaments (art forms)
Description: Different art forms of jewellery making


Name: Electric arc furnace (Technology)
Description: A type of furnace used for smelting metals, such as steel.


Name: That white light was composed of multiple colors (Fact)
Description: Newton demonstrated that white light could be broken up into different colors by passing it through a prism


Name: Marble Quarry Site (Place)
Description: The site where the Yule Marble was extracted


Name: Macedonian security forces (Security Force)
Description: Security forces of Macedonia


Name: Earth (Planet_class)
Description: The third planet from the Sun


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


Name: 1820s (Time Period)
Description: A period in the 19th century during which the first photoengraving process was developed


Name: Rembrandt (Artist)
Description: A Dutch painter and etcher


Name: anti-French coalitions (Historical Alliance)
Description: Alliances formed between multiple European powers against a common enemy, France


Name: opal deposits (GeologicalFeature)
Description: Opal deposits found in addition to the Menz Gishe District


Name: Vedic astrology Navaratna (Astrological tool)
Description: One of the nine jewels in Vedic astrology


Name: Formula for Sphere's Surface Area (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A mathematical formula that calculates the surface area of a sphere.


Name: Northwestern Greece (Location)
Description: The mountainous areas and the higher elevations of Epirus, Central Greece, Thessaly, Western Macedonia


Name: Byzantine Empire (Historical Region)
Description: The Eastern Roman Empire, also known as the Byzantium


Name: Sunk relief technique (Art Technique)
Description: Refers to a specific technique used in sculpture by ancient Egyptians


Name: Cobalt violet (Synthetic pigment)
Description: A synthetic pigment most commonly used by artists today, produces a purple color


Name: Barney Barnato (Person)
Description: Businessman who formed the Barnato Diamond Mining Company


Name: First World War (War)
Description: A global war centered in Europe that began on 28 July 1914 and ended on 11 November 1918


Name: Henri Etienne Sainte-Claire Deville (Scientist)
Description: French chemist who first industrially produced aluminium


Name: Water Power (Resource)
Description: Water power was used in numerous cities along the river


Name: Variety (Range)
Description: A large number or amount of different things.


Name: Weathering Surface (Geological Feature)
Description: The surface of rock exposed to air and water from the Earth's surface


Name: Intranasal zinc-containing nasal sprays (Medication)
Description: Associated with the loss of sense of smell


Name: Total Registered Voters as of February 2023 (Quantity)
Description: The total number of registered voters in the state


Name: Sodium Lights (Light source)
Description: A type of light that uses a sodium vapor discharge to produce light


Name: Building stone (Material)
Description: Tends to stain brown as pyrite oxidizes and this problem appears to be worse if any marcasite is present.


Name: .af (Domain)
Description: The country code top-level domain of Afghanistan, which is .af


Name: gemstone cutting and polishing industries (Industry application)
Description: Another common use of sapphire, natural or synthetic


Name: Amarna Letters (letter)
Description: Series of letters written between Egyptian Pharaohs and foreign rulers


Name: APT (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic, political, and cultural cooperation among its 21 member economies in the Asia-Pacific region


Name: Musée du Conti (11 Conti Museum) (Museum)
Description: The museum at the Monnaie de Paris.


Name: Mobile (City)
Description: The oldest city in Alabama.


Name: G7 (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental political association consisting of seven leading industrialized democratic nations


Name: 15% of Algerians (Quantity)
Description: Fifteen percent of Algerians


Name: Indian Peafowl (Species)
Description: The Indian peafowl, Pavo cristatus


Name: The Bible (Judges 1:16) (Text)
Description: A text that describes Tel Arad as a Canaanite stronghold


Name: Scuderia Ferrari (Racing Team)
Description: An Italian auto racing team based in Maranello, Italy


Name: Yachts, Cruise Ships, Tourist Groups, Naturalists (Visitors)
Description: Various types of tourists who visit the island


Name: Electrolytically from a mixture of lithium chloride and potassium chloride (Extraction Method)
Description: The method used to extract the chemical element Lithium


Name: village close to where it was first found (Geographical Location)
Description: The village near the foothills of the Himalayas


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


Name: Loxodrome (Navigation Path)
Description: A loxodrome is a path whose bearing is constant.


Name: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (Company)
Description: A publishing company based in Boston


Name: Graffiti artist (Artist)
Description: An artist who specifically uses aerosol paints for their work