Name: Chapter 55 of the Quran (Religious Text)
Description: Mentioned as a 'favour' among many to be offered to those fearful to the 'Lord' in 'two Gardens'.


Name: Soccer (Sport)
Description: A popular sport worldwide


Name: Panasonic Healthcare (Company)
Description: A Japanese electronics company specializing in healthcare


Name: leaders who dealt ruthlessly with subject peoples (Leadership Group)
Description: Leaders who demonstrated harsh treatment towards Carthage's subjects


Name: Beryllium Compounds (Chemical Category)
Description: A category of compounds that include beryllium.


Name: Mexican Cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: The food of Mexico


Name: the variations of the word fluorine in South-Eastern European languages (word variation)
Description: The various ways that the name 'fluorine' is translated or adapted into different South-Eastern European languages


Name: Inclusions of Manganese (Mn3+) (Chemical)
Description: Small amounts of manganese in the structure that give orange kyanite its color.


Name: Soapstone (Material)
Description: A soft stone that is relatively abundant in northern Europe.


Name: Chicken meat, Beef, Pork and Cow's milk (Livestock Product)
Description: Livestock products


Name: person (Person)
Description: Most minerals are named after a person


Name: Guanzhuang (Location)
Description: Ancient city in Henan province, China where the world's oldest known coin factory was excavated


Name: Buddhist and Hindu rosaries (malas) (Religious Artifact)
Description: Symbolic artifacts used in Buddhism and Hinduism


Name: Queens (Queens County) (Borough)
Description: The geographically largest borough of New York City


Name: Slavs (historical group)
Description: people who settled on places of earlier settlements and probably merged later with the local populations to form mixed Byzantine-Slavic communities


Name: Common Seafood Dishes in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The common seafood dishes found in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Rasenna (Greek Ῥασέννα) (Name)
Description: A self-designation of the Etruscans.


Name: Red Hook, Brooklyn (location)
Description: A neighborhood in Brooklyn


Name: Government (Government Entity)
Description: Ukraine's healthcare system is governed by the government


Name: political resistance and power (Concept)
Description: Elements of political resistance and power were added to depict the sixth Guru


Name: $3,775,163,578 for primary and secondary education in FY 2006–2007 (Budget)
Description: The budget appropriated by the Alabama Legislature for primary and secondary education in FY 2006–2007


Name: animals (Taxonomic group)
Description: A taxonomic category encompassing all non-plant organisms.


Name: Arabic numerals (numerical system)
Description: Numeral system used to represent numbers


Name: Uri (Canton)
Description: Another Swiss canton connected by the Gotthard Pass and Grisons to the north


Name: Central Selling Organization (CSO) (organization)
Description: A diamond trading organization established by De Beers Group.


Name: Hess grave (Grave)
Description: The grave of Rudolf Hess


Name: Movies, TV shows (Media)
Description: Media presentations such as films or television programs


Name: Milan (City)
Description: In the 15th century, Milan granted the village the right to choose a community leader.


Name: Emerald (Variety)
Description: The green variety of the beryl species.


Name: Federación Anarquista Ibérica (political_organization)
Description: A Spanish anarchist political organization founded in 1927


Name: Cave Paintings (artifact)
Description: Drawings on the stone walls of caves


Name: Laconia (Geographical Location)
Description: The district that Mani lay entirely within in ancient times


Name: Wendy Doniger (Person)
Description: An American scholar of the religion, mythology, and culture of India


Name: Industry (Field of activity)
Description: Economic sector


Name: Value Within Themselves (Property)
Description: These early coins carried their value within themselves


Name: such as the Cannes Film Festival, Venice Film Festival, and Sundance Film Festival (Awards and recognition)
Description: Major international film festivals where Norwegian films have received acclaim


Name: ZnC2 (inorganic compound)
Description: The carbide of zinc


Name: n-sphere (Abstract Geometric Object)
Description: A generalization of the sphere to spaces of any number of dimensions


Name: Niigata Prefecture (Prefecture)
Description: A prefecture in Japan.


Name: Beijinhos (Dish)
Description: A type of Brazilian dessert.


Name: Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Product Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of pharmaceuticals and biotech products


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A metal with a cubic close-packed structure


Name: Birmingham (City)
Description: A city in the state of Alabama, United States


Name: Trophimus (Person)
Description: A Christian martyr mentioned in the Martyrologium Hieronymianum


Name: most other metals (Metal)
Description: Aluminium alloys well with most other metals


Name: Four Books and Five Classics (Literature)
Description: A collection of the most important Confucian texts


Name: $100,000 (Monetary Value)
Description: Amount of compensation required by the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act


Name: Scholars (Profession)
Description: People engaged in academic research and study


Name: local jails (Institution)
Description: County or municipal facilities that incarcerate defendants prior to trial and those serving short sentences


Name: Essais (Work of literature)
Description: Most famous work of Montaigne


Name: Fulgurite (Type I, sand) (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of fulgirite found in sandy environments


Name: Xenotyphlops grandidieri (Species)
Description: A species of snake native to Madagascar


Name: Particle Filters (Protective Equipment)
Description: Filters used in protective respirators and masks.


Name: 1049 ± 5 Ma (Time period)
Description: The age of peak metamorphism in the Ottawan phase of the Grenvillian orogeny


Name: Sporades islands (Island group)
Description: an island group in the Aegean Sea


Name: Five digits (Anatomical feature)
Description: Each forepaw has five digits


Name: Gold Compounds (Compound)
Description: Compounds containing gold, exhibiting properties like intermolecular forces


Name: [guofu (國服) and hanfu] (clothing)
Description: The traditional Khitan national garments and Han Chinese clothing adopted by the Khitan court


Name: annexation of the island (PoliticalEvent)
Description: The act of taking control of Tahiti by France


Name: Antonio Nariño (Person)
Description: A Colombian lawyer and statesman who opposed Spanish centralism


Name: Aosta Valley (Geographical region)
Description: The Aosta Valley is a valley in the Western Alps of northwest Italy.


Name: The Kimberley Certification (Certificate)
Description: A certificate that ensures a diamond is not a conflict diamond


Name: Economic Growth (Economic Condition)
Description: Growth of the U.S. economy following World War II


Name: Umberto II (Person)
Description: Last King of Italy from 1946 to 1946


Name: Itzcoatl's son Tezozomoc and Motecuzoma I's daughter Atotoztli II (family relationship)
Description: Family relation of Axayacatl


Name: Night Vision (Vision)
Description: The ability to see in low-light or night time conditions.


Name: Various antibiotics (boromycins, aplasmomycins, borophycins, tartrolons) (Pharmaceutical Substances)
Description: Antibiotics produced by bacteria that have shown inhibitory effects on certain bacterial, fungal, and protozoa growth.


Name: Flavonoids (Compound)
Description: A group of polyphenolic antioxidants


Name: For economic reasons (reason)
Description: Due to economic considerations


Name: Olive (Fruit)
Description: The fruit from which the color takes its name.


Name: Boron ceramics (Material)
Description: Super-hard materials


Name: Tenochtitlan (city-state)
Description: City founded by the Mexica in 1325


Name: Wearing live jewelry (Practice)
Description: The tradition of wearing live jewelry among indigenous groups in the Yucatán.


Name: 4% for Japan, and less than 3% for Italy and the UK (Percentage)
Description: The projected percentage of Europe's and Japan's market share by 2015


Name: a rudimentary damp-proof membrane (Function)
Description: The function of setting slates into walls


Name: Bartolomeo Poncino (Person)
Description: The Cattedrale della Santa Riforma di Lugano was designed by Bartolomeo Poncino


Name: Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The legal document that outlines the structure and rights of Spain's government.


Name: Heat Sink (Material Property)
Description: -


Name: The statues on the Western (Royal) Portal at Chartres Cathedral (Artwork)
Description: Statues created around 1145 on the Western portal of Chartres Cathedral.


Name: Shear Zones and Lodes (Geological Feature)
Description: The highly hydrated, altered shear zones


Name: Samba (Music Style)
Description: A typical and popular Brazilian music, considered by UNESCO as a part of cultural heritage.


Name: Churches in Greece (Religious institution)
Description: Important churches in Greece during early Christianity


Name: Adult female urchin clingfish (Animal)
Description: Mature female urchin clingfish


Name: Large Particles (Particle)
Description: Larger particles


Name: Bananas (Fruit)
Description: Green when they are picked because of the chlorophyll their skin contains


Name: fourteen countries by land (Number)
Description: A number representing the number of countries China borders by land.


Name: Thallium-205 (Radioactive isotope)
Description: The decay chain of uranium-233 ends at bismuth-209, and stable thallium-205.


Name: Subjectivity (Quality)
Description: The state or quality of being influenced or shaped by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.


Name: Moroccan National Theatre (Organization)
Description: The national theatre of Morocco that offers regular productions of Moroccan and French dramatic works


Name: municipal flag (Flag)
Description: A national or regional flag flown by a municipality or district


Name: The Rachidia (Institution)
Description: An institution founded in 1930, well known for artists from the Jewish community


Name: Universal health coverage for Algeria's healthcare system (Healthcare policy)
Description: The intention of the Algerian government to introduce universal health coverage within its healthcare system


Name: Calcium (ChemicalElement)
Description: The human body contains Calcium abundantly.


Name: 744,637 elementary and secondary students (Number of students)
Description: The total number of students enrolled in Alabama's schools


Name: five public high schools (Schools)
Description: Operated by the Ehime Prefectural Board of Education


Name: [Gem-grade Diamonds, Industrial-grade Diamonds] (Category)
Description: Categories within the diamond industry


Name: Sea Urchin Ambulacra (Physical Feature)
Description: The five-parted sections of a sea urchin's test.


Name: Chromium3+ ion (Ion)
Description: A positively charged ion resulting from the loss of three electrons by a chromium atom


Name: during the Meiji period (Time Period)
Description: A period in Japanese history when the mountain was forbidden due to imperial government's edicts.


Name: Department Governors, Municipal Mayors and Local Administrators (Provincial Executives)
Description: Executive power holders at the provincial level in Colombia


Name: Netherlanders (group of people)
Description: Inhabitants of the Netherlands


Name: Porphyry copper deposits (Geological formation)
Description: Large open pit mines containing 0.4 to 1.0% copper.


Name: Hornfels (Geological Formation)
Description: A metamorphic rock that forms from the recrystallization of sedimentary or igneous rocks under the influence of heat and pressure.


Name: waist strings (Accessory)
Description: A string or belt worn around the waist


Name: Calcium (Element)
Description: Another main component in olmiite's composition.


Name: Connor, King of Ireland (Person)
Description: The king who defeated Orkney Vikings at Ulfreksfjord in 1018


Name: complex organic compounds (ChemicalCompound)
Description: Organic compounds that are essential for DNA and RNA formation


Name: Residents of Birmingham (Alabama) (Demographic)
Description: People residing in Birmingham, Alabama


Name: Richly colored and decorated interiors of Roman Catholic churches (Architectural Feature)
Description: The richly colored and decorated interiors of Roman Catholic churches were denounced by Protestant theologians


Name: Local Veterinarians and Wildlife Rehabilitators (Subject)
Description: Professionals that local authorities may work with when managing Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Cytoskeleton (in most vertebrates) (biological structure in organisms)
Description: A type of cytoskeleton that primarily serves to stabilize and preserve the form of cells.


Name: bulk Gibbs free energy (Physical quantity)
Description: Gibbs free energy of the entire system


Name: Olivine (Mineral)
Description: A magnesium iron silicate mineral with a chemical formula of (Mg,Fe)2(Si,Al)3O4


Name: Itaipu Dam (Hydroelectric Plant)
Description: the world's largest hydroelectric plant by energy generation


Name: Colombia's Victims' Unit (UV) (Organization)
Description: A Colombian government agency responsible for providing support and services to victims of the conflict.


Name: Algerian Economic Development (Prosperity)
Description: The economic development of Algeria, which aims to create jobs, reduce poverty, and foster innovation


Name: Current, religious meaning of heaven (concept)
Description: The current religious interpretation of the term heaven


Name: More Often Bore Environmental Burdens (Condition)
Description: A state where these groups are disproportionately affected by environmental issues


Name: One-way mirrors, beam splitters, laser output couplers (Class of Optical Components)
Description: Types of transmissive mirrors with specific applications


Name: Frankish 'Ulfberht' blades (Weapon)
Description: High-quality swords named after the maker inlaid in the blade.


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


Name: birthplace of democracy and Western philosophy (Historical event)
Description: The place where democracy and Western philosophy originated


Name: 25 years (Time duration)
Description: There is evidence of this method in use 25 years before Picasso's linocuts.


Name: British Military Helmets (Artifact)
Description: Helmets used by the British military


Name: gentrification (Process)
Description: Process of renovating and improving areas to increase property values


Name: Rock-salt or halite (sodium chloride) structure (crystal structure)
Description: A crystal structure that has octahedral coordination


Name: Italian visual arts (Art Movement)
Description: Significant to Western painting and encompasses various periods and styles, from Roman art to the Baroque.


Name: three allotropic forms (physical state)
Description: Uranium metal has three allotropic forms


Name: St. Lucia of Syracuse (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint Lucy, also known as Saint Lucia, a virgin and martyr who was venerated as a saint in the Catholic Church


Name: Leading Austrian politicians and generals (People)
Description: Politicians and military leaders in Austria


Name: 1901-1960s (Time Period)
Description: The period from 1901 to the mid-1960s


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: a state in the United States


Name: Byzantine Historian Procopius (Historical Figure)
Description: A Byzantine historian who mentioned the Slavic tribes


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


Name: Saffron Walden Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum where Guy Maynard worked before joining Ipswich Museum.


Name: Confederate Army (Military Group)
Description: Soldiers during the American Civil War who wore grey uniforms


Name: Process for producing Liquid Oxygen (Process)
Description: Involves lowering the temperature of air to liquefy it and distilling off component gases


Name: Insulator Base Plate (Material Property)
Description: In high-power transistors in radio frequency transmitters for telecommunications


Name: hydrofluoric acid (chemical compound)
Description: A corrosive acid that reacts with most metals, producing hydrogen gas and the corresponding metal fluoride


Name: Mycenaean armor (protective clothing for warriors)
Description: The protective equipment worn by Mycenaean warriors.


Name: Oxygen (Gas)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas essential for life.


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


Name: Finno-Ugric and Germanic peoples (Ethnicity)
Description: The vast majority were Slavs, with a substantial minority of Finno-Ugric and Germanic peoples.


Name: Enfidha – Hammamet International Airport (Airport)
Description: A new airport in Tunisia.


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


Name: The lamb of God (Biblical Figure)
Description: Christ referred to as the lamb of God.


Name: extensive network of signposted hiking trails (Trail Network)
Description: In the Spessart


Name: Women in Iceland (Demographic Group)
Description: Female population of Iceland


Name: Total area (Quantity)
Description: The size ranking of Afghanistan, which is the 169th largest country by total area


Name: Change in seawater 44Ca/40Ca over geologic time (Geological phenomenon)
Description: The variation of the ratio of isotopes in seawater over a long period


Name: indigenous societies in Brazil (region or society)
Description: The concept of slavery as understood among indigenous groups in Brazil


Name: about 1,200 troops (Number of personnel)
Description: The number of German troops supporting operations against Daesh


Name: Applying paint (Action)
Description: The act of applying paint, pigment, color or other medium to a solid surface


Name: Stressed minerals and country rocks (Geological feature)
Description: Minerals or rocks that have undergone stress due to geological processes.


Name: hot filament CVD (Mode of CVD process)
Description: A mode of the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process


Name: Bayern Munich (Sports Team)
Description: German professional football club


Name: Cuprum (Metal)
Description: The Latin term eventually becoming English copper


Name: one higher-education classroom campus (Educational institution)
Description: Single campus offering higher education opportunities in Inwood


Name: Same-sex marriage (Legislation)
Description: The legal recognition of marriage between two people of the same sex


Name: Individual States and Territories (Administrative Division)
Description: The entities responsible for primary education within Australia.


Name: Little is researched regarding the manufacturing techniques of other major Neolithic jade centers Dawenkou or Longshan (information gap)
Description: Lack of research on manufacturing techniques of other major Neolithic jade centers.


Name: Interstellar Medium or Comets (Celestial Bodies)
Description: Locations where carbon monoxide (CO) is found.


Name: Orthopedic implants (Medical device)
Description: Artificial replacement or repair of a joint


Name: Particularly Transparent Minerals (Subcategory of Mineral)
Description: Minorals that have a high degree of transparency


Name: Nanocellulose (Specific Nanoparticle)
Description: A specific type of nanoparticle produced from wood pulp


Name: Berber jewellery (artifact)
Description: Jewellery pieces made by the Jewish Berbers


Name: CMYK color model (Color Model)
Description: Modern printing, purple is made by combining magenta pigment with either cyan pigment, black pigment, or both.


Name: Graphite (Mineral)
Description: A form of carbon that is a mineral, consisting of stacked layers of graphene.


Name: Ramon Berenguer III, Count of Barcelona (Historical Figure)
Description: Count of Barcelona from 1097 to 1131


Name: TÜBİTAK (Agency)
Description: One of the main agencies for funding and carrying out research in Turkey


Name: Dukes of Savoy (Political entity)
Description: A historical ruling house in Italy and Savoy, France


Name: Cellular division (cellular process)
Description: -


Name: Jiaoling Youren (Clothing Style)
Description: An ancient Chinese Hanfu upper garment style worn wrapped over the front, initially used due to right-handed wearers' habit.


Name: Calcite and Aragonite (Minerals)
Description: When etching the surface of carbonate rock outcrops with dilute hydrochloric acid


Name: Curie Laboratory in the Radium Institute of the University of Paris (Organization)
Description: Laboratory for radioactivity research within the Radium Institute


Name: Early efforts to synthesize quartz (process)
Description: Efforts to synthesize quartz began in the mid-19th century.


Name: Rebikoff–Niggeler Foundation (Non-profit Organization)
Description: A marine conservation organization which received a communiqué about the coral reef discovery.


Name: Each major city in Australia (City)
Description: -


Name: Elgin Marbles (Artwork)
Description: Surviving sculptures taken from the Parthenon


Name: Marie Louise (person)
Description: Second wife of Napoleon I


Name: Bright Yellow (Color)
Description: A color that could be worn only by the emperor and his household in China, and for special guests on a yellow carpet.


Name: Needle book or needlecase (storage container)
Description: Traditionally, needles have been stored in these containers.


Name: Mouse-killing behavior (Behavior)
Description: Rats, under certain conditions, exhibit mouse-killing behavior due to manganese overexposure.


Name: Spring-ring chain (Accessory)
Description: A hunter-case pocket watch with a spring-ring chain is pictured at the top of this page.


Name: Round or oval Greek gems (Artifact)
Description: Gems that were found from the 8th and 7th centuries BC.


Name: cartography (field of study)
Description: The art, science, and technology of making and using maps


Name: Kinetic Chemicals (Company)
Description: A former joint venture between General Motors and DuPont


Name: Frog (Amphibian)
Description: Any of numerous, primarily terrestrial or semi-aquatic, four-limbed amphibians having moist skin and a larval stage in the water.


Name: Medieval and Renaissance Art (Art Movement)
Description: Fascination with Medieval and Renaissance art had a profound influence on the development of western jewellery


Name: resolving constitutional disputes (legal process)
Description: Disputes related to the interpretation of the Constitution


Name: Other potential indications (Type of Cancer)
Description: Additional cancer types being considered for BNCT treatment, such as breast and lung cancers


Name: Sri Lanka (Country)
Description: an island nation in South Asia, located southeast of India


Name: two groups of molluskan bivalves or clams (Group)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: while maintaining a distinctly Norwegian flavor (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies typically delve into universal themes such as love, family, and personal development while keeping a unique Norwegian touch


Name: Bases (Base)
Description: Compounds that release hydroxide ions in water


Name: Printmakers (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who create prints.


Name: various events (event)
Description: Various annual events held in Kawamata throughout the year


Name: Hamsa (Hand of Fatima) (Symbol)
Description: A popular amulet used to avert the evil gaze


Name: U.S. Art Scene (Art Context)
Description: The environment in which artistic works are created, discussed, and perceived


Name: a semiconductor company with its own fabrication plant, the CEITEC (Company)
Description: A semiconductor manufacturing company in Brazil


Name: clay (material)
Description: Material used in the production of the urns


Name: Rare Earth Elements (Element)
Description: 1,000,000 tonnes of Rare Earth Elements


Name: Supersaturation Condition (Geological Condition)
Description: A condition where the environment is supersaturated with silica


Name: Iron (Metal)
Description: A base metal that is the main element in steel


Name: [4] (number)
Description: number indicating the count of items in the set


Name: One of the emperors (Person)
Description: Unknown emperor who looted Athena's great cult image from the Parthenon


Name: Boric and Fluoric Vapors from the Granite (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Vapors that perfuse certain hornfels.


Name: Socio-economic State in Affected Regions (issue)
Description: The state of the economy and society in regions affected by environmental degradation.


Name: IIHF World Championship (2009) (Ice Hockey Event)
Description: The 75th IIHF World Championship, held in Switzerland


Name: Corroded phenocrysts (Volcanic rock feature)
Description: A feature found in some lavas


Name: 4% General Sales Tax Rate (TaxRate)
Description: The general sales tax rate for the state of Alabama


Name: Spectral Decomposition (Optical Phenomenon)
Description: Requires 400 to up to 30,000 bands per inch


Name: Stone (Material)
Description: A hard mineral constituent of rock or mineral aggregate. Geologically, the term is used to designate a body of such minerals.


Name: Darwin glass (local tektites)
Description: Tektites found in an area south of Queenstown in Tasmania


Name: Bishop of Sion (Religious leader)
Description: A bishop who was later styled praefect and count of Valais


Name: 10-11% of population (PopulationPercentage)
Description: Population percentage in France who adhere to Islam


Name: Prussia (Historical State or Region)
Description: A historic region that constituted the German Empire (1871-1918)


Name: Peterhof Palace (Palace)
Description: A palace complex near Saint Petersburg, Russia.


Name: - (-)
Description: Location of Mount Everest


Name: Romantic Love (Emotion)
Description: Eros is associated with romantic love


Name: the Hittites, Egyptians, and Minoans (Ancient Civilizations)
Description: Potential connections between the Mycenaean civilization and other ancient civilizations


Name: Purchase of Shares in the Suez Canal (Historical event/Finance)
Description: The financing of the purchase of shares in the Suez canal


Name: standing collar or low collar stand (physical attribute)
Description: depending on the style


Name: a rich and diverse natural environment, with a variety of landscapes that range from mountains to beaches to vineyards (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a rich and diverse natural environment, with a variety of landscapes that range from mountains to beaches to vineyards


Name: Swiss Gemmological Institute's Diamond Spotter (Device)
Description: A screening device for detecting synthetic diamonds


Name: Animals (Organism)
Description: Multicellular organisms that are heterotrophic, meaning they cannot produce their own food and instead consume it.


Name: Vals (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in Switzerland.


Name: Minoan Art (Art Culture)
Description: A collection of artistic works from the Minoan civilization


Name: tektites (Concept)
Description: Mysterious natural glass objects of terrestrial origin


Name: Vietnamese reunification (Historical Event)
Description: The political reestablishment of a single Vietnamese state under communist control following the end of the Vietnam War in 1975.


Name: Aita (Music)
Description: Bedouin musical style sung in the countryside


Name: Habitat Destruction and Fragmentation (Activity)
Description: activities causing harm or destruction to the Amazon Rainforest's habitat


Name: iron swords (Weapon)
Description: Swords made from iron


Name: Constitutional Court of Taiwan (Court)
Description: the highest court in Taiwan's judiciary system


Name: Balto-Slavic (Linguistic Stage)
Description: A stage in the development of Proto-Slavic


Name: Aztecs (Cultural group)
Description: The Mesoamerican civilization known as the Aztecs.


Name: 2.5 m (8 ft 2 in) (Length)
Description: Maximum depth of a red fox burrow.


Name: Additive Color Device (Technology)
Description: An electronic device that emits color through the combination of three primary colors


Name: the action or process of determining the number of individuals in Collonges, including those who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion (Attribute)
Description: The action or process of determining the number of individuals in Collonges, including those who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion


Name: Native American Movement of the Ghost Dance (Religious and Cultural Movement)
Description: A religious and cultural movement that originated among the Northern Paiute people in Nevada


Name: More affluent citizens (in 13th century London) (Social class)
Description: The more affluent citizens in 13th century London


Name: develop necessary technology and infrastructure (Technology Development)
Description: Developing necessary technology and infrastructure for landing humans on the Moon


Name: Andalusia (Geographical region)
Description: A geographical region in southwestern Spain


Name: competitions in the classroom, on the playground, and while playing chess (Skill)
Description: Competitive skills of Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Beamte (Job title)
Description: A job title for government employees in Germany


Name: Erythropoietin-resistant microcytic anemia (Disease)
Description: A type of anemia characterized by low levels of red blood cells, small red blood cell size (microcytosis), and resistance to the effects of erythropoietin


Name: corruption (Issue)
Description: A deterioration in the human rights situation, as reported


Name: New techniques (Technological advancements)
Description: Advancements in the way an industry operates


Name: Sierra Morena (geographical location)
Description: A mountain range in southern Spain


Name: Hanfu (traditional clothing classification)
Description: Traditional clothing of the Han Chinese with a recorded history of more than three millennia


Name: Unemployment in Ukraine (Labor market indicator)
Description: The rate of unemployed individuals within the labor force of Ukraine.


Name: 11 out of 12 diamonds (Quantity)
Description: Represents the percentage of diamonds processed by India.


Name: deciduous forests (forest type)
Description: Deciduous forests that can be found in Japan


Name: procession to the Tomb of Moses (Event or happening)
Description: The procession made by people to visit the Tomb of Moses


Name: Almohad dynasty (historical_dynasty)
Description: One of the Berber dynasties that dominated Morocco, the Maghreb and al-Andalus


Name: Chronic berylliosis (Disease)
Description: A chronic lung disease caused by inhalation of beryllium dust


Name: Etruscan civilization (civilization)
Description: An ancient Italian civilization of the Iron Age and Celtic cultures


Name: Kutubiyya Mosque (building)
Description: A 12th-century mosque and mausoleum in Marrakesh, Morocco


Name: POM Wonderful (business entity)
Description: A manufacturer of pomegranate juice


Name: Mint (Financial institution)
Description: Under royal licence from King Edgar in the 970s


Name: Town of Kingsbridge (GeographicalArea)
Description: The town was later annexed by the City of New York in 1874


Name: 42 local police agencies (Organization)
Description: Law enforcement agencies located in Westchester County


Name: G20 (Organization)
Description: An international forum for the governments and central bank governors from 20 major economies


Name: Metalworkers, beaders, carvers, and lapidaries (Profession)
Description: Native American artists who create jewellery


Name: La Scala (Opera house)
Description: One of the most famous opera houses in Italy.


Name: Henri Milne-Edwards and Jules Haime (Zoologists)
Description: French zoologists who first documented the black corals in 1857


Name: Other exotic bonding schemes (Concept)
Description: Bonding schemes other than the traditional four covalent bonds of carbon


Name: Chlorine (Element)
Description: A chemically active, highly reactive, and toxic gas with the chemical symbol Cl


Name: Those who owned a warhorse (group_of_people)
Description: People who owned a warhorse


Name: Baroque (Art Movement)
Description: A major European movement in the visual and applied arts that flourished from the late 16th century until the early 18th century.


Name: Seafloor spreading (geological process)
Description: The process by which new oceanic crust is formed at mid-ocean ridges.


Name: Gregor Mendel (Person)
Description: Founder of genetics


Name: luminescence-based art and design (Art and Design)
Description: The use of luminescent compounds to create visually striking works of art or designs, often incorporating unique lighting effects


Name: - (Number)
Description: the building's height


Name: Photosynthesis (Biology)
Description: The process by which green plants and some other organisms convert carbon dioxide into glucose, releasing oxygen as a byproduct.


Name: Iioka area, Saijō (Geographical Area)
Description: A location within Saijō city where the factory was located


Name: Pope Nicholas I (Person)
Description: Pope who complained that bishops of Dôle and Reims had sent him unsealed letters 'contra morem'


Name: IT and software development sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Unique gemstone (gemstone)
Description: A unique gemstone assigned to each day of the week.


Name: Wellesley College (Educational institution)
Description: A private liberal arts college for women in the United States


Name: essentially any piece of equipment that is used for military or defense purposes (Equipment)
Description: Includes fasteners


Name: Aluminum (Chemical Element)
Description: In other regions during the 20th century


Name: prospecting for mineral deposits (activity)
Description: The search for and identification of valuable minerals or ores.


Name: screwdriver (Tool)
Description: A hand tool used to turn screws.


Name: Teal (Color)
Description: A color between blue and green on the spectrum


Name: The expansion of the Kushan Empire into the Chinese territory of the Tarim Basin (Historical event)
Description: An event that may have led to the first documented translation efforts by foreign Buddhist monks in China.


Name: Aluminium trichloride (Compound)
Description: A compound used in the initial industrial production of aluminium


Name: Color Space (Mathematical model)
Description: A system for organizing and describing colors mathematically


Name: King Felipe VI (Monarch)
Description: The current King of Spain as of 2014


Name: 8th century (time)
Description: Time period when official kilns in Japan produced simple, green lead-glazed earthenware


Name: 18th century (historical period)
Description: The final century of the modern era, in which the Industrial Revolution began


Name: Beaded Cultured Pearl (Jewelry)
Description: A type of cultured pearl that has a bead nucleus


Name: South Dakota-mined gold (Material)
Description: The original material used in the production of Black Hills Gold Jewelry


Name: Notion of 'urban Arab' artistic production as opposed to 'rural Berber' artefacts (Concept)
Description: The idea that there is a distinction between urban Arab and rural Berber art


Name: Style_of_the_1920s_and_1930s (Jewelry_style)
Description: A style that characterized the period between the 1920s and 1930s


Name: Commercial bronze (Zinc alloy)
Description: A zinc alloy used in various applications


Name: Democratic Progressive Party (Political Party)
Description: The largest Pan-Green party in Taiwan


Name: Granules (Jewelry Component)
Description: Small pieces made from the same material as the base to which they will be affixed, created through various methods like cutting, melting and coiling


Name: Hinduism (religion)
Description: An Indian religion and dharma, one of the world's oldest religions


Name: Upanishads, Mahabharata, Shiva Purana, Gita Govinda (Text)
Description: Hindu scriptures with narratives questioning authority and promoting doubt


Name: changing rock compositions (Geological change)
Description: Rock composition changes observed adjacent to pyroxenite dikes.


Name: Habsburg Emperor Charles V (Person)
Description: Habsburg Emperor who ruled over much of Europe


Name: Popular Vote (Voting Method)
Description: The way the President of Colombia is elected


Name: Ivory Coast (country)
Description: A country that practised slavery and slave raiding, though suffered little from the slave trade.


Name: PRC (Political Entity)
Description: The People's Republic of China


Name: Snowfall Seasonality (Snowfall Seasonality)
Description: The North Island experiences varying seasons of snowfall, with some areas receiving significant snowfall during winter months


Name: 30 October 2005 (Date)
Description: Date when Gbagbo's term as president expired


Name: Ancient Greece (Historical Period)
Description: A period of ancient Greek history that took place from approximately 800 BCE to 323 BCE, characterized by the rise of city-states, democracy, and significant cultural and intellectual achievements


Name: free public health services in the countryside (Event)
Description: Disappearance of free healthcare services in rural areas


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: Gas that forms sodium oxides when combined with sodium


Name: Malachite's color (Color)
Description: The color of Malachite due to its composition


Name: Mojave Desert (Geographical Location)
Description: A desert located in the southwestern United States where the Old Woman meteorite was recovered


Name: State conflict minerals origin in annual report (Action)
Description: If conflict minerals originate from the DRC or adjoining countries, companies must state this fact in their annual report


Name: 12% oxygen (Chemical_element)
Description: -


Name: the world (Location)
Description: Worldwide context for comparison of greenhouse gas emissions


Name: tourism branches (Tourism Industry)
Description: The major areas of tourism in North Macedonia.


Name: Ultrasonic machining (machining process)
Description: A machining process that uses ultrasonic vibrations to machine materials


Name: AC electricity (Electricity)
Description: Type of electrical current that should not be used in the electrolysis process as it may produce an explosive mixture of gases


Name: Soil (Geographical entity)
Description: The unconsolidated mineral or organic matter on the surface of an area of land.


Name: Large, easily mined deposits (Natural Resource Deposit)
Description: Deposits that are easy to mine


Name: Two-thirds platinum and one-third titanium alloy (material)
Description: High-quality embroidery needles are plated with this material.


Name: Chesapeake Bay impact crater (impact_crater)
Description: Believed to be the source of the Georgiaite tektites.


Name: Graining (Lattice Structure Pattern)
Description: This graining is thought to relate to the pink coloration, as the compressed lattice structure refracts light differently than colorless diamonds, resulting in the pink hue.


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: The sovereign country of which Northern Ireland is a part


Name: Mantle Rock (Geological Feature)
Description: Rock in the Earth's mantle affected by water


Name: Dutch government (Government)
Description: Government of the Netherlands


Name: microscopic fossils and subtle chemical signals (undefined)
Description: undefined


Name: Jewish population (ReligiousGroup)
Description: Jews who lived in Tunisia for over 2000 years


Name: the Black Hills area (geographical location)
Description: The geographic area of the Black Hills where other towns were developed


Name: Guillaume Grandidier (Person)
Description: Alfred Grandidier's son who published the work posthumously


Name: Well drained soils (Geological Feature)
Description: Soil types where red foxes prefer to build their burrows.


Name: Cantal Museum of Fine Arts (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Sion, Valais


Name: Berbers (Ethnic group)
Description: An indigenous Berber population in North Africa and the Maghreb region


Name: Garnet (Mineral)
Description: A group of silicate minerals used as gemstones and abrasives


Name: Reconstruction cost (Cost)
Description: The cost of reconstructing Athens after the Persian sack


Name: guan (male headwear)
Description: Formal headdress worn by men


Name: Prime Minister (Political Position)
Description: The Prime Minister of Spain


Name: long Finnish words (linguistics feature)
Description: Finnish compound words with a large number of components


Name: Uzbek (Language)
Description: One of the smaller regional languages in Afghanistan


Name: Isaac Newton (1643–1727) (Physics)
Description: Isaac Newton, English mathematician and physicist, is famous for his laws of motion and his law of universal gravitation


Name: Russian national football team (Team)
Description: The Russian national football team


Name: Hemocyanin (Protein)
Description: The oxygen carrier protein found in mollusks and arthropods


Name: Women giving birth, breast feeding, or procreating (Activity)
Description: Women giving birth, breast feeding, or procreating


Name: Infrastructure (System)
Description: The basic facilities, services, and institutions needed for the functioning of a community or society


Name: King Haakon IV of Norway (King)
Description: A king who died shortly after the indecisive Battle of Largs.


Name: Thorium (Element)
Description: A metallic element with atomic number 90 and symbol Th


Name: Angle at which ocelli are displayed (Visual trait)
Description: The angle in which the peacock displays its ocelli during courtship


Name: a royal dynast (such as Prince Bertil, Duke of Halland) (title)
Description: The usual princely title held by a son of a Swedish king.


Name: Old Norse sky (Language term)
Description: Meaning 'cloud, abode of God'


Name: Mn-containing superoxide dismutase (Mn-SOD) (Enzyme)
Description: An enzyme containing manganese


Name: The Russian Empire's military campaign against Napoleon (historical event)
Description: Military campaigns against Napoleon that were conducted by the Russian Empire


Name: buyao (Ornament)
Description: A new type of women hair ornament


Name: Impact Melt (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Molten rock that forms when a meteorite impacts the Earth


Name: Potassium Sodium Tartrate (Chemical Compound)
Description: Main constituent of some varieties of baking powder; it is also used in the silvering of mirrors


Name: owning companies (Company)
Description: The owning companies of the cable cars between Verdasio and Rasa, and between Intragna – Pila – Costa


Name: Fluorite (Mineral class)
Description: A common mineral found in various locations worldwide


Name: Radioactivity (Scientific Field)
Description: The study of ionizing radiation and radioactive substances


Name: Green Party (Political Party)
Description: A political party that uses green as its symbol, particularly in Germany and other European countries


Name: Railways (Transportation system)
Description: A railway is a transport infrastructure consisting of two parallel tracks and a vehicle running between these rails


Name: Christian Gmelin (Person)
Description: A German chemist who observed the bright red color of lithium salts in flame


Name: Channing Meek (Person)
Description: The company president who initiated the cutting in Quarry 2


Name: House of Savoy (Historical Dynasty)
Description: One of the competing dynasties in the Middle Ages


Name: Human Development Index (Index)
Description: An index measuring well-being and development of human populations


Name: the explosion and collapse of a massive star at the end of its life cycle (property)
Description: A Supernova is a catastrophic stellar explosion that occurs at the end of the life cycle of a massive star.


Name: Recreativo de Huelva (football_club)
Description: A football club based in Huelva, Spain


Name: common features with Standard Spanish (linguistic_similarities)
Description: -


Name: Railway (Transportation)
Description: A transportation system using tracks for vehicles, often trains or trams.


Name: Saint Augustine (Person)
Description: A philosopher, theologian and Bishop of Hippo Regius (modern-day Annaba, Algeria)


Name: Formula for Volume of Sphere (Mathematical Formula)
Description: A mathematical formula that calculates the volume of a sphere


Name: people who declared Ukrainian nationality (People)
Description: individuals identifying with a particular national group or identity


Name: proportion of daily smokers, OECD average (health, international_average)
Description: Percentage of people smoking daily, average of Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries


Name: KOREAMET (Program)
Description: A Korean program launched in 2007 for collecting meteorites


Name: Maghrawa of Sijilmasa (State)
Description: An Arab Berber dynasty that ruled in the Maghreb


Name: Geophysics (Field of study)
Description: The branch of geology that uses physics to understand the Earth's internal structure and processes, including seismology and gravity studies


Name: Population (demographic)
Description: Total population of Norway


Name: Rounded Facet Edges (Jewelry Design Feature)
Description: Facet edges that are rounded rather than sharp


Name: Mineral Variety (Geological Concept)
Description: A subset of a mineral species or mineraloid with some special characteristic


Name: the Algerian War (1954-1962) and the decolonization of French Africa. (conflict)
Description: The Algerian War (1954-1962) and the decolonization of French Africa, in which Charles de Gaulle played a key role.


Name: Galena (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting mainly of lead sulfide, PbS.


Name: Corruption (Issue)
Description: Tunisia's anti-corruption framework is not effectively enforced


Name: carbon source : hydrogen (Ratio of Gas Components)
Description: Typical proportion of carbon source to hydrogen


Name: Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of pure carbon, recognized by their high thermal conductivity and refractive index.


Name: geological concepts (Geological theory)
Description: Important theories established as naturalists studied the rock formations of the Alps


Name: Edgar Allan Poe (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Alps (Geographical Region)
Description: A mountain range in Europe and Asia


Name: Remote Sensing (Technology)
Description: A technology used for mapping physical features


Name: Stainless Steel (Material)
Description: A type of steel that contains at least 11% chromium, forming a hard oxide on the surface to inhibit corrosion.


Name: Spacecraft structures (Aerospace engineering)
Description: Due to its low density and high stiffness-to-weight ratio


Name: Potassium content in the plasma (Laboratory result)
Description: The amount of potassium in plasma.


Name: Third method for complexing Calcium ions by proteins (Method)
Description: The method of being chelated by γ-carboxylated amino acid residues.


Name: natural corundum (gemstone)
Description: Naturally occurring corundum


Name: development of post-Vedic Hindu synthesis (Historical event)
Description: The process of combining and integrating various elements of Hinduism, Vedic culture, and local religiosity


Name: Centers for Disease Control (CDC) (Organization)
Description: U.S. federal agency responsible for protecting public health


Name: Berber names for children (linguistic_practice)
Description: The practice of naming children Berber names


Name: Flares (Signaling device)
Description: A device that emits a bright light and can be seen from a distance, used for various purposes such as signaling or marking positions.


Name: Cosmic rays (Radiation)
Description: Protection provided to the Earth's surface by shielding it


Name: South (Direction)
Description: The direction from which this road comes: Dombås in the south


Name: 1994 (Year)
Description: The year Lula1000 started its operations in the waters of Azores.


Name: Gold Price Growth (Value Change)
Description: An increase in the price of gold from August 2018 to October 2020.


Name: Xianbei-style attire style (clothing)
Description: Clothing style different from the depictions of Xianbei-style attire worn before 500 AD


Name: Foreigners (Italians, Germans, Dutch) (Historical group)
Description: Groups responsible for banking in London prior to the innovation of Goldsmith bankers.


Name: Zinc selenide or synthetic sapphire (Material)
Description: Other materials used as substrates for special optical applications


Name: sub-Saharan Africa (Geographical Region)
Description: Region consisting of Africa south of the Sahara desert


Name: Upper Valais (Geographical area)
Description: Was colonized by Germans from Hasli


Name: Good neutron reflectors (Physical property)
Description: In nuclear weapon designs


Name: Minoan Army (Military Structure)
Description: An institution that could not be proven to exist during the Minoan period


Name: Total Students (as of 2009) (Quantity)
Description: 36 students


Name: Nirvana (Buddhist Concept)
Description: A state described in Buddhist texts as the ultimate spiritual goal, complete liberation, and enlightenment


Name: True (Location)
Description: A center where startups and entrepreneurs can work together, share resources, and learn from each other


Name: 124 apartments with five or more rooms (Number)
Description: The number of apartments in the municipality with five or more rooms


Name: All metals (Material)
Description: Various types of metals that the metalsmith can work with


Name: Impact melts (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Melts generated from a larger volume of rock by instantaneous shock melting.


Name: Organic Laws (Legislation)
Description: Laws that act in a similar way to constitutions


Name: 13 August 2016 (Date)
Description: Date when the article was archived


Name: France (country)
Description: The country over which the House of Plantagenet established its dominion


Name: (Mg,Fe)SiO3 or CaSiO3 (Compound)
Description: The components that make up Silicate perovskite


Name: 'Brahmo Samaj and the Theosophical Society' (Syncretic movement)
Description: Syncretic movements included among 'founded religions'


Name: Contemporary populations in the area (People)
Description: Present-day communities in the region where Kehf el Baroud is located.


Name: Colombian emerald mines (Mining facility)
Description: Mines in Colombia that produced the Colombian emeralds


Name: Opals (gemstone)
Description: Precious stone, primarily mined in Australia.


Name: Traditional Berber Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Jewellery worn by traditional Berber women


Name: Romance languages (language family)
Description: A branch of the Indo-European language family


Name: Fe3+ impurities (Impurity)
Description: The color in yellow chrysoberyl is due to Fe3+ impurities


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


Name: Gardens (Location)
Description: Plots of land where Urban Red Foxes cause damage


Name: 195 miles in 21 days (Distance)
Description: The distance Fleet traveled


Name: Evidence of water on the Moon (Physical Phenomenon (Specifically related to the Moon))
Description: The discovery that water exists on the Moon


Name: Gold standard (Monetary_system)
Description: A monetary system where a country's currency is backed by a fixed amount of gold


Name: Boron-containing compounds (Compound)
Description: Substances used to deliver boron to cancer cells for BNCT treatment


Name: Surgical instruments, optical mirrors and laser systems for medical treatments (Medical Equipment)
Description: Instruments used for surgical procedures and medical treatments


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: The city of New York


Name: Separating the Melt Fraction from the Residuum (Geological Process)
Description: The process of separating the melt fraction from the residuum


Name: Republic of the Rif (Political Entity)
Description: The republic he led during the uprising in the Rif Mountains


Name: Quadric surface (Geometric figure)
Description: A type of algebraic surface


Name: orange (Color)
Description: A color between red and yellow in the visible spectrum


Name: Raleigh-Cary, NC Metropolitan Statistical Area (Geographical region)
Description: A metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in the Southeastern United States


Name: The Late Heavy Bombardment (Geological Event Hypothesis)
Description: A hypothesis suggesting that a large number of impact craters on the Moon and other terrestrial planets were formed during a brief period about 4 billion years ago.


Name: undefined (Quantity)
Description: A period of time not specified in the text


Name: Forests (France) (Natural Area)
Description: Forests of France, covering 31% of the country's land area


Name: Dielectric coatings (Type of Coating)
Description: Coatings made up of dielectrics, which are substances that do not conduct electricity.


Name: [Ce(H2O)8-9]3+ (Complex Compound)
Description: A complex compound formed by the hydration of the trihalides.


Name: Copper (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Cu and atomic number 29. It is a soft, malleable, ductile metal with very high thermal conductivity.


Name: (Development of the ore magma theory) (Publication)
Description: Article on Engineering and Mining Journal


Name: famed mother of pearl artist (Artist Classification)
Description: Also a famed mother of pearl artist


Name: 1560 inquisition of Goa (Historical event)
Description: A brutal persecution of Hindus in the city of Goa


Name: 19th Century (Historical Period)
Description: During the 19th century


Name: Clarity (Physical Characteristic)
Description: A factor that determines the quality of a diamond to some extent


Name: Brain development (Process)
Description: The process of growth and maturation of the brain, particularly during adolescence


Name: Felsic Minerals (Geological Term)
Description: Minerals containing more of the lighter elements such as aluminium, sodium, and potassium


Name: 52 Sites of France (World Heritage Site List)
Description: A list of 52 sites inscribed in UNESCO's World Heritage List.


Name: Fashion (Style)
Description: 19th century fashion.


Name: Osaka, Japan (City_and_Country)
Description: The location of Universal Studios Japan.


Name: 1712 (year)
Description: The year when the official permit system for migration to Taiwan was first recorded.


Name: Mojmír (person)
Description: Duke of the Moravians


Name: Fire Protection (Field)
Description: The discipline concerned with the prevention, control, and mitigation of fires.


Name: Ticino canton (Geographical region)
Description: A canton located in southern Switzerland


Name: Knife (Cutlery)
Description: The oldest type of cutlery carried by individuals at all times.


Name: synthetic gems (produced by Verneuil process) (gemstone)
Description: Gems synthesized through the Verneuil process


Name: Religious Ceremonies (Ceremony)
Description: Masks used in religious ceremonies.


Name: Egg tempera (Specific type of Tempera)
Description: Tempera made using egg yolk.


Name: Heard Island (external territory)
Description: Australian external territory


Name: siderophile elements (Chromium, Iron, Cobalt and Nickel) (Chemical element)
Description: Results from LIBS study and routine EPMA


Name: Several Hindu temples and cultural centers in Alabama (Hindu Temple)
Description: Multiple Hindu places of worship and cultural centers in Alabama


Name: 1951 census (Historical event)
Description: The 1951 census in Scotland


Name: Streets drained (Event)
Description: An aspect of urban planning in Minoan cities


Name: Battlefield (Symbolic Representation)
Description: The symbolic representation of Belgium due to its history of war.


Name: Coalified fossil (type of fossil)
Description: Fossil made primarily of coal, originating from woody tissues


Name: Brown coal or soft coal (Mineral Type)
Description: Alternative names for lignite


Name: A Short History of Humanity (Book)
Description: The book


Name: John Neal (Writer and critic)
Description: Helped advance America toward a unique literature and culture by critiquing predecessors and influencing writers


Name: Contemporary art and postmodern criticism (art movement)
Description: Art movement characterized by relativism, skepticism, and irony


Name: the largest bus system in Europe (Transportation System)
Description: A vast bus network in London, serving over 700 different routes


Name: Ahuitzotl (person)
Description: Aztec ruler, specifically known as the Great Speaker


Name: 2014 (Year)
Description: Approximately 4,500,000,000 carats (900,000 kg) were produced


Name: Network of Protected Natural Spaces of Andalusia (Red de Espacios Naturales Protegidos de Andalucía, RENPA) (Protection Network)
Description: A network that integrates all protected natural spaces located in Andalusia


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


Name: Inventors (Profession)
Description: Individuals who create new inventions.


Name: Nahuas (people group)
Description: A group of people who gradually migrated into central Mexico from northwestern Mexico.


Name: Aurigeno, Moghegno and Someo (Village)
Description: Three villages in Maggia


Name: the Sputnik program (program)
Description: Launched the Sputnik program


Name: Alexander von Humboldt (Person)
Description: German geographer and naturalist who originated the modern usage of 'Aztec' in 1810.


Name: Ottoman Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The entity that received the Oltu Okrug by Treaty of Brest-Litovsk in 1918


Name: California Camp Fire (2018) (Fire)
Description: A devastating wildfire that occurred in California in 2018


Name: Volcanic Regions (Geographical Location)
Description: Regions where unusually large volumes of magma are erupted


Name: Reclamation of land (Activity)
Description: Preparing the land for other uses once mining ceases.


Name: the Arlington Ballroom (Building)
Description: A dance hall that was formed from the original museum building


Name: Lithium (harmonizing regulation) (Resource Regulation Harmonization Efforts)
Description: Overview of the regulatory framework governing lithium production highlights international efforts to harmonize regulations and ensure fair trade practices


Name: New York: Random House (Publisher)
Description: Publisher of the book 'The wisdom of crowds'


Name: Colombia's Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Program (DDR) (Program)
Description: A Colombian program aimed at helping former combatants disarm, demobilize and reintegrate into society.


Name: High-Power CO2 Lasers, Gyrotrons, Optical Windows (Equipment or Material)
Description: High-power lasers, gyrotrons and optical windows


Name: Performance Art (Art Movement)
Description: The performance art movement.


Name: Fluorine Gas (Gas)
Description: A highly reactive, pale yellow diatomic gas


Name: Steel plates (Material)
Description: Can be steel-faced


Name: Sediments deposited in the Tethys Sea during the Mesozoic era (Geological Formation)
Description: Mallorca consists primarily of sediments deposited in the Tethys Sea during the Mesozoic era.


Name: Ti3O5 (CompoundClass)
Description: A purple semiconductor produced by reduction of TiO2 with hydrogen at high temperatures


Name: Magnetic data storage devices (Technology)
Description: Devices for storing digital information


Name: Genghis Khan (Person)
Description: The Mongol Emperor, considered one of the most successful commanders in history


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A federal republic consisting of 50 states and a federal district.


Name: Hiberno-Scottish missionaries (Religious figure)
Description: Older publications attributed the first organized missions to these missionaries


Name: Red (Color)
Description: International color of stop signs and stop lights, standardized in 1968.


Name: Italy, Saudi Arabia, Peru, and other developing international markets (Country or region)
Description: Countries and regions where finished Yule Marble is primarily shipped to.


Name: Private Management (Policy)
Description: Belgium's religious schools are managed by private entities.


Name: rubber polymers and plastics from ultraviolet radiation (UV) (Physical Object)
Description: -


Name: Western Sahara (GeographicalArea)
Description: A region of Africa disputed by Morocco and the Polisario Front


Name: Duchy of Dalecarlia (Political Division)
Description: A duchy that exists within the province of Dalarna


Name: Tuskegee (City)
Description: The city is located in Macon County, Alabama, and was the home of Tuskegee University.


Name: Casablanca (City)
Description: Morocco's largest city and main port


Name: Traditional Dutch music (Music genre)
Description: A traditional music style from the Netherlands


Name: Basement of town hall (Geographical_Location)
Description: The location where the Latin school library is situated


Name: Cultured Pearls (Pearl)
Description: Pearls artificially created for jewelry making


Name: Greco-Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A blend of Buddhism and Greek culture


Name: Mineral Species (Classification of Mineral)
Description: Basic level of definition, distinguished by unique chemical and physical properties


Name: Interior Angle AOC (Geometry)
Description: An interior angle in a triangle


Name: Earth's Mantle (Geological Formation)
Description: The layer of the Earth beneath the crust, mostly composed of silicates of magnesium and iron.


Name: Officials of the three upper levels and princes (social class)
Description: High-ranking officials and princes in the Tang Dynasty


Name: Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back (1980) (movie)
Description: A science fiction film produced by Lucasfilm and released in 1980


Name: Celtic mythology (Mythology)
Description: The religious and cultural beliefs of the Celts, including their gods and legends


Name: Jewelry design (Profession/Art)
Description: The art or profession of designing and creating jewelry


Name: Hierarchy of discreet or diplomatic terms used in the art trade (Art historical context)
Description: Terms used to describe the relationship between a work for sale and that of a well-known artist.


Name: Hydroxides (category of minerals)
Description: minerals characterized by the hydroxyl ion, OH-, as the dominant anion


Name: Mainland Greece (GeographicalArea)
Description: The main part of Greece, to which Euboea is connected by two bridges


Name: October 1931 (Date)
Description: A specific date when the constitution was passed


Name: Norway (on land) (Region)
Description: The mainland territory of Norway


Name: Judge Jules, Pete Tong, Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold, John Digweed and Sasha (DJ)
Description: Influential UK DJs


Name: 75 (Quantity)
Description: The number of people employed in the primary economic sector of Vals


Name: 32Si (chemical element isotope)
Description: A radioisotope of silicon with a half-life of about 150 years


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


Name: Early Settlers (People Group)
Description: Migrants from the Upper South who brought enslaved African Americans as agricultural laborers


Name: nesosilicates (Chemical compounds)
Description: Compounds with one silicon atom bonded to four oxygen atoms


Name: Cutting rates of today's equipment (Equipment)
Description: The speed at which modern cutting tools can remove Yule Marble


Name: Art Objects (Classification)
Description: Objects valued for their aesthetic or artistic qualities, rather than their utility.


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A nation in Southeastern Europe and Southwestern Asia.


Name: The dark-colored meteorites (Meteorite count)
Description: Dark-colored meteorites found in the Nullarbor region


Name: Madrid (Barajas) (Airport)
Description: An airport located in Madrid, Spain


Name: 18-64 (age group)
Description: Individuals who are between the ages of 18 and 64


Name: Moroccan Cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: The delicious cuisine of Morocco.


Name: Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Naturally occurring solid mass formed from mineral or organic matter.


Name: And his work had a profound impact on modern physics, particularly quantum theory (Physics)
Description: Max Planck was a leading figure in German physics during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His work had a profound impact on modern physics, particularly quantum theory


Name: International Monetary Fund (InternationalOrganization)
Description: International organization promoting international monetary cooperation


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


Name: Old East Slavic (language)
Description: The language in which epics like the Igor Tale were written.


Name: Manuel Barrón, José García Ramos, Gonzalo Bilbao, Julio Romero de Torres (Artists)
Description: Important artists in the genre of Costumbrismo Andaluz


Name: Life (Biological state or process)
Description: The condition that distinguishes entities having biological processes, such as growth, reproduction, and response to stimuli.


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: trading partner of the United States


Name: Thyme honey (Product)
Description: A type of honey produced from thyme nectar


Name: Mawson Peak (mountain peak)
Description: taller than Mount Kosciuszko


Name: Metal amulets (artifact)
Description: Amulets made of metal.


Name: 200 μg of copper for 0–6-month-old males and females, and 220 μg of copper for 7–12-month-old males and females (Quantity)
Description: The amount of copper per day recommended for infants


Name: St. Louis, Missouri (Location)
Description: The city where the mall is located


Name: Women's right to inherit property (Legal Event)
Description: The legal event that allowed women to inherit property


Name: girdle (Accessory)
Description: The robes were fastened with a girdle


Name: Communities in Westchester County (Settlement)
Description: The communities within Westchester County.


Name: Limestone (Carbonate Rock)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed largely of calcite and aragonite, which are different crystal forms of calcium carbonate


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


Name: High Temperatures (Geological Condition)
Description: Temperatures ranging from 900 to 1150 °C


Name: Drawing (Art Form)
Description: A form of visual art using a variety of media


Name: Qin Shi Huang's tomb (tomb)
Description: Tomb of Qin Shi Huang


Name: Hamburg, Germany (City)
Description: The second-largest city in Germany by population


Name: Periodic table (Table)
Description: The main framework of modern chemistry


Name: 8.8% of total exports in 2017-18 (Percentage)
Description: -


Name: Chromium (chemical element impurity)
Description: An impurity responsible for the deep red ruby color when at least 1% is present in corundum


Name: Grain Coarsening (Geological Process)
Description: The process of minerals growing larger due to metamorphism.


Name: Durrani Empire (empire)
Description: Empire that Afghanistan was formerly known as


Name: Lead, Iron, Coal, Limestone (Mineral Resource)
Description: Historical extraction and mining of various mineral resources in Derbyshire


Name: 146,917 hectares (363,040 acres) (Area)
Description: The area covered by the farms.


Name: Fashion of the days (fashion trend)
Description: Hanfu had changed and evolved with the fashion of the days since its commonly assumed beginnings in the Shang dynasty


Name: Water (Element)
Description: A chemical substance that is essential for life and makes up most of the Earth's surface.


Name: Lithium-ion battery (Technology)
Description: A type of rechargeable battery in which lithium ions move from the negative electrode to the positive electrode during discharge and back during charge.


Name: O2 (Diatomic Molecule) (Molecule)
Description: A diatomic molecule formed by two atoms of oxygen.


Name: Torquatus (nickname) (Nickname)
Description: Nickname given to Titus Manlius due to wearing the torc


Name: the examination (examination)
Description: The civil service examination in Chinese society


Name: Gemstone trade (Industry)
Description: The industry dealing with gems and jewelry


Name: Donaudampfschifffahrtselektrizitätenhauptbetriebswerkbauunterbeamtengesellschaft (word)
Description: German compound word meaning 'Association for Subordinate Officials of the Main Electric[ity] Maintenance Building of the Danube Steam Shipping'


Name: Sogdian dresses (clothing)
Description: Clothing style associated with Sogdians during this period


Name: Local government in Northern Ireland (administrative division)
Description: local government system in Northern Ireland


Name: painted in vivid polychrome color (Form of art)
Description: The original appearance of the stone sculptures


Name: Yes (Boolean)
Description: Indicates that the Jewish Quarter in Prague has a significant historical background


Name: CIE (Organization)
Description: The International Commission on Illumination, which develops standards for lighting and color.


Name: rights of miners and possession of the gold wealth in South Africa (Conflict)
Description: Rights between British Empire and Afrikaner Boers


Name: Marble for the Columns (Material)
Description: The marble used for making the columns.


Name: Paul Héroult (Engineer)
Description: French engineer who independently developed the first large-scale production method for aluminium


Name: Government bills (Legislation)
Description: Proposed laws or policies to be enacted by the government.


Name: Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) (Climate Solution)
Description: Technology designed to capture carbon dioxide from power plants and industrial processes, then store it underground


Name: isolated metasomatically altered rock units within serpentinite associated with subduction zone environments (geographical location)
Description: specific locations where jadeitite is found


Name: Potassium Supplementation (Medical Treatment)
Description: The process of providing additional potassium for medical purposes


Name: Bone (substance in skeleton)
Description: Hard substance that makes up the internal skeletons of vertebrates


Name: Left-handedness discouragement (Social Norm)
Description: The practice of discouraging left-handedness in the Central Chinese Plain.


Name: Sainte-Chapelle (location)
Description: Location where the Great Cameo of France was, at least since 1291


Name: BBC North West from Winter Hill and ITV Granada (Broadcasting_Company)
Description: Broadcasting companies covering the western area of the High Peak (Buxton, Glossop, New Miils and Chapel-en-le-Frith)


Name: Americas (Geographical Region)
Description: The continent where metalworking for tools and weapons became common with European colonisation


Name: James R. Underwood (Geologist)
Description: An American geologist known for his work on stratigraphy, petroleum geology and the history of science


Name: Biofuels (Energy Source)
Description: Fuels derived from biomass, such as crops, agricultural residues, and waste


Name: handmade functional works of art (Product)
Description: Handmade items such as pottery or clothing


Name: Buddhism in Japan (Religion)
Description: The widespread acceptance of Buddhism in Japan


Name: Tsavo East National Park, Kenya (Location)
Description: The national park whose name was used to name Tsavorite


Name: Walls made directly with mud mixture (Construction method)
Description: Building walls by applying a clay and water mixture directly.


Name: Dawood International Bank Limited (Company)
Description: A Pakistani multinational bank that operates in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the Middle East


Name: Sub-Saharan Africa (Geographical area)
Description: Region south of the Sahara desert


Name: Kiln (Heating equipment)
Description: For permanent hardening


Name: green-blue or gray-blue diamond whose color is more vivid (gem with secondary color)
Description: A pure blue diamond of light color may be considered less valuable


Name: Yuan Shikai (Person)
Description: Forced to abdicate and re-establish the republic in 1916


Name: Japanese forces (MilitaryEntity)
Description: Forces belonging to the Japanese military


Name: proposing that the universe has no beginning or end, and that it continually creates matter to maintain a consistent density (property)
Description: The Steady State Theory is a discarded cosmological model proposing that the universe has no beginning or end, and that it continuously creates matter to maintain a constant density.


Name: $2,459 (PPP) (Monetary_Value)
Description: The monetary value of Afghanistan's GDP per capita (PPP) in 2020


Name: Lithium (Natural Resource)
Description: A silvery white metal used in various industries.


Name: Jewelry designer (Profession)
Description: A professional who designs jewelry


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: The religion followed by Ashoka.


Name: Starfish (specific word)
Description: An echinoderm that is not a fish in modern biology.


Name: Hydrofluoric acid (Chemical Compound)
Description: A strong corrosive inorganic acid consisting of hydrogen fluoride.


Name: Blue diamond (gemstone)
Description: A type of diamond with blue color due to trace impurities of boron


Name: Edward the Bruce of Scotland (Person)
Description: Brother of Robert the Bruce and landed at Larne in 1315


Name: Germans (Group_of_People)
Description: Immigrants from German provinces who settled in New York


Name: Polymer-based Matrix (Material)
Description: A material composed of polymers that interacts with nanodiamond


Name: African-American converts (Group)
Description: Black Muslims who converted to Islam


Name: Ancient Greeks (Culture)
Description: People of ancient Greece


Name: Memed, My Hawk (Novel)
Description: First Nobel Prize in Literature nominee from Turkey


Name: Philosophy (Subject)
Description: Branch of knowledge dealing with general and fundamental questions about reality, existence, and value.


Name: Lithium (regulation and policy) (Resource Regulation and Policy)
Description: Examination of government policies and regulations that affect the production, export, and use of lithium


Name: Federal Government (Government Entity)
Description: the executive branch of the Federal State


Name: Tepanec (Historical Ethnic Group)
Description: One of the ethnic groups associated with the Aztec empire.


Name: Clergy of Brazilian Catholic Apostolic Church (clergy)
Description: Clergy of the Brazilian Catholic Apostolic Church


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: Religion that arrived in China during late period of Han dynasty


Name: Reducing Friction (Function)
Description: Bort particles in paraffin oil help reduce friction significantly


Name: Scientist (Class)
Description: Category for individuals who conduct scientific research


Name: Byzantine Emperors (Political entity)
Description: Emperors of the Byzantine Empire


Name: Granular microquartz (Geological component)
Description: A texture of chert consisting of roughly equidimensional quartz grains, ranging in size from a fraction of a micron to 20 microns


Name: ʻōteʻa tāne (Dance)
Description: Male version of ʻōteʻa dance


Name: Kurt Schuschnigg (Person)
Description: the successor of Engelbert Dollfuss as chancellor of Austria


Name: Geometric Greek vase drawings (Art Form)
Description: Early geometric drawings on Greek vases


Name: early Eastern Zhou dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: Period in Chinese history


Name: Piemontite (mineral)
Description: The mineral responsible for the purple color of the stone.


Name: spurrite (Mineral)
Description: Mineral in which afwillite forms


Name: Specialty Silica Based Glass Fibers (Material)
Description: A specific type of glass fibers used for various applications.


Name: 1814–present (Historical Period)
Description: The period from 1814 to the present


Name: Special Education and Related Services in St. Louis County (Educational Service)
Description: Services provided by a special school district for students in 22 districts of St. Louis County


Name: interest_rate (Economy)
Description: The amount charged by a lender to a borrower for the use of assets, expressed as a percentage of the principal


Name: Form of amulet (Artifact)
Description: Religious charms used for protection and religious purposes.


Name: Laboratory Manual Harmonisation Committee (LMHC) (Gemological Association)
Description: An association that discourages the use of misleading gemstone trade terms


Name: Role (Atlantic Ocean) (Role)
Description: The significant role the Atlantic Ocean plays in global climate and weather patterns


Name: Lower Pannonian region (Location)
Description: Region where Carantanians settled


Name: Dust Explosions (Mining Hazard)
Description: Explosions caused by fine particles in air


Name: Peabody Museum of Archeology and Ethnology at Harvard University (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Cambridge, USA


Name: Lake Tai District (geographical location)
Description: A district in China


Name: Uses of Baklouti in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The uses of Baklouti in Moroccan seafood dishes


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


Name: depth at which they were formed (Geological Feature)
Description: The level in the earth's crust where they were created


Name: Democratic Institutions (Legal or Political Entity)
Description: -


Name: Gibbs free energy (Physical quantity)
Description: A thermodynamic quantity that measures the energy available for a system to do useful work


Name: Lithium carbonate, Lithium hydroxide monohydrate, Lithium metal (Chemical compounds)
Description: Various lithium substances


Name: Low Concentration Acids (Acid Solution)
Description: Weak or dilute acid solutions


Name: 27.4% (Measurement)
Description: A fraction representing 27.4 parts out of every 100


Name: highly popular globally (popularity)
Description: animation that has gained international recognition and appeal


Name: 461 schools (primary and secondary) connected to the Internet (School)
Description: The number of primary and secondary schools in North Macedonia that are now connected to the Internet


Name: Von Ebelman's (Person)
Description: The creator of tetraethyl orthosilicate in 1846


Name: Carbon Dioxide (Compound)
Description: A compound containing carbon and oxygen with the formula CO2.


Name: Artists' training after Modernism (Training Concept)
Description: Traditional training of artists after the advent of Modernism


Name: Medal hung from ribbon (Usage of Medal)
Description: Medals that are intended to be hung from a ribbon


Name: Frederick Philipse (HistoricalPerson)
Description: A local lord who owned the King's Bridge


Name: Feudal Era in Japan (Historical Period)
Description: The period characterized by the emergence and dominance of a ruling class of warriors, the samurai.


Name: Crans-Montana (Location)
Description: A family-oriented resort in Valais


Name: Hazarajat campaign (Campaign)
Description: A military campaign led by Dost Mohammad Khan


Name: Vertical zoning (Geological Feature)
Description: A feature in the orebody showing high iron and low manganese concentrations at the contacts


Name: Adhesion (Mechanical_property)
Description: The attractive force existing between bodies in contact, tending to cause them to stick together


Name: machinery and transport equipment (Industry)
Description: A sector contributing to North Macedonia's imports in 2014


Name: East Asia Summit (International Meeting)
Description: Regional cooperation forum


Name: Iran (Country)
Description: A country in Western Asia


Name: Architectural Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Sculptures attached to buildings.


Name: Diarrhea (Disease)
Description: A condition that causes loose, watery stools


Name: PLACE (Location)
Description: The location where the events described in the text took place


Name: Volcanic rocks in the Isle of Mull (geological formations)
Description: Volcanic rocks found in the Isle of Mull where mullite occurs.


Name: Poland (1430) (Political Entity)
Description: Region of Podolia became part of Poland in 1430


Name: Diamonds from the lithosphere (Geological formation)
Description: Diamonds formed within the Earth's crust, characterized by a nearly concentric series of zones with thin oscillations in luminescence


Name: Executive branch (Branch of government)
Description: The governing body responsible for developing national policies and treaties.


Name: 40.08 years (Average Age)
Description: The average age of the population in North Macedonia


Name: Iron(II) carbonate (Compound)
Description: A compound that is precipitated out when carbon dioxide is not evolved when carbonate anions are added


Name: French Revolution (historical event)
Description: The French Revolution of 1789 overthrew the Ancien Régime


Name: Byzantine Empire (empire)
Description: The Eastern Roman Empire in its later centuries, continuing for a millennium after the fall of the Western Roman Empire


Name: Spherical Conic (Geometric Figure)
Description: A quartic curve on the surface of a sphere


Name: following decades (Time Period)
Description: Period during which ethnic groups became strained and led to civil wars


Name: Mirrors for Optical Instruments (mirrors)
Description: Mirrors that have the metal layer on the front face so that light does not have to cross the glass twice.


Name: Carthage Theatre Festival (Event)
Description: The festival alternates with this other festival


Name: Arabic literature (Tunisian) (Literature)
Description: A part of Tunisian literature written in Arabic


Name: Burma (Myanmar) (Country)
Description: The country where Ban Non Wat is located


Name: Feldspars, Quartz, Olivines, Pyroxenes, Amphiboles, Garnets, Micas (Specific Silicate Minerals)
Description: Examples of important rock-forming silicate minerals


Name: the classic tripartite branches of government (Government Structure)
Description: The executive, legislative and judicial branches under a checks and balances system


Name: Use of Mourning Rings (Practice)
Description: The practice of wearing mourning rings


Name: The mantle of Earth (geological layer)
Description: The layer beneath the crust, where most of Earth's volume and all of its density reside.


Name: Subtropical Climate (Climate)
Description: Characterizes the south of Brazil


Name: Phyllite (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A type of foliated metamorphic rock formed from slate that is further metamorphosed


Name: Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry of Larne as per the given data


Name: Bangkok and Amsterdam (City)
Description: Large red-light districts are found today in Bangkok and Amsterdam.


Name: 1881 Chios earthquake (Earthquake)
Description: A large earthquake that damaged a portion of the island's buildings and resulted in great loss of life


Name: Enrico Fermi (Physicist)
Description: Italian-American physicist


Name: Early Days of Photography (Time Period)
Description: The early history of photography, starting from its invention


Name: 150Nd (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of Neodymium used to study double beta decay


Name: Boston Celtics (Sports_team)
Description: A professional basketball team based in Boston, Massachusetts


Name: current day Brazil (country)
Description: Brazil as it currently exists


Name: Pampean Pegmatite Province (Argentina) (Geographical feature)
Description: A geographical area with lithium deposits in Argentina


Name: Plastic Arts (Art Category)
Description: Visual art


Name: Kanazawa, Ishikawa prefecture (Place)
Description: The place where Satoyasu Iimori was born


Name: IMD (Organization)
Description: An international organization based in Switzerland that conducts business school rankings


Name: waist chain (Aranjanam) (Accessory)
Description: A waist chain given to newborns as a Hindu custom


Name: human rights advocates (Profession)
Description: People who advocate for human rights


Name: High stability (Property)
Description: A characteristic that made them suitable for their original applications but also contributed to their harmful effects on the ozone layer.


Name: Another Temple on the northern side of the Acropolis (Temple)
Description: A temple located on the northern side of the Acropolis


Name: Sheet (Product)
Description: A flat, thin piece of material


Name: Keshi Pearls (Type of Pearl)
Description: Pearls that grow without any further intervention following the careful harvesting of the first round of pearls


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific entity related.


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


Name: Spain's economy (Economy)
Description: The economy of Spain ranked as the 15th largest worldwide and the 4th largest in the European Union, as well as the eurozone's 4th largest.


Name: Artwork (art form)
Description: A general term for artistic creations that are meant to be perceived through the senses.


Name: a study of the demographics of Collonges, including information on religious affiliation, counting, age distribution, income levels, and other characteristics to understand the trends and patterns within the population (Attribute)
Description: A study of the demographics of Collonges, including information on religious affiliation, counting, age distribution, income levels, and other characteristics to understand the trends and patterns within the population


Name: the region (geographical location)
Description: The region that is sheltered by the Seto Inland Sea from seasonal winds


Name: 2019 Forest Landscape Integrity Index mean score (IndexScore)
Description: The country's ranking in terms of forest landscape integrity.


Name: Lasers Operating Between 1000 and 1200 nm (Laser Class)
Description: The class of lasers passively Q-switched by Cr:YAG


Name: millions of people (number)
Description: a large but imprecise number of individuals


Name: Sardinia (Italy) (unknown source) (location)
Description: Location where nephrite artifacts were found, but the source remains unknown


Name: Other materials (Materials)
Description: Due to environmental considerations


Name: Cyclosilicates (Mineral Group)
Description: A mineral group with three or more tetrahedra linked in a ring


Name: Wood Opal (Gemstone Variety)
Description: Caused by the replacement of wood with opal


Name: Double Nitrate Crystallization (Method)
Description: The means of commercial neodymium purification until the 1950s


Name: English (Language)
Description: Third language taught to some children in Tunisia as part of English Language Learning


Name: China (Country)
Description: a country located in East Asia and the world's most populous country


Name: Bhutan (Country)
Description: a landlocked nation in South Asia


Name: Unpleasant connotations (Meaning)
Description: Besides 'green', this term also holds other unpleasant associations.


Name: Aluminium Silicate Minerals (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of minerals with the same chemical composition: Al2SiO5


Name: Geographical locations (Category)
Description: Categories of entities mentioned in the text


Name: Food safety (Condition)
Description: The absence of harmful or deleterious effects on the body when food is consumed under normal or reasonably foreseeable conditions


Name: Large rubies and sapphires (Mineral)
Description: Large pieces of Rubies or Sapphires with poor transparency


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


Name: Fried cassava (Ingredient)
Description: An ingredient often found in the typical Brazilian meal.


Name: Students in Middle School (Quantity)
Description: 9 students


Name: Awussu (Festival) (Event)
Description: Symbolic chariots, fanfares and folk groups parade during this festival


Name: Fossil earthquake (Natural Disaster Term)
Description: A term used to describe pseudotachylytes due to their definitive evidence of seismic slip.


Name: Mezzotint Rockers, Roulets and Burnishers (Tool)
Description: Tools used for texturing effects.


Name: Geologist (Occupation)
Description: A scientist who studies the solid Earth, its rocks, and its history and structure.


Name: third-largest country by total area (geographical status)
Description: the country with the third-largest total area


Name: cinema which focused on the war of independence (Art_form)
Description: A category of cinema that primarily focused on the Algerian War of Independence


Name: Islam (religion)
Description: Religion in which these geometric designs were initially used


Name: Earth's atmosphere (Environmental feature)
Description: The atmosphere surrounding the planet Earth.


Name: IXM (company)
Description: A company that agreed to buy the concentrate from the Kombat mine.


Name: Jacob Riis Park (Park)
Description: Park located on the western Rockaway Peninsula within Gateway National Recreation Area


Name: Poem (textual artifact)
Description: A poem that matches each month of the Gregorian calendar with a birthstone.


Name: Subsequent Period (650 to 1100 CE) (Period)
Description: Forms the late Classical period or early Middle Ages


Name: Manchu and Han Chinese women (people)
Description: Women from both Manchu and Han Chinese cultures during the Qing dynasty


Name: State regalia of Sweden (regalia)
Description: Symbolic and ceremonial objects owned by the Swedish state


Name: Dinosaur Fossils (geological artifact)
Description: remains of extinct dinosaurs


Name: Older styles (Diamond cut)
Description: Traditional diamond cuts


Name: Aerobic respiration (Cellular process)
Description: The metabolic process that occurs in the presence of oxygen and produces ATP


Name: 25.5% (in 2017) (Number)
Description: Unemployment rate in Andalusia in the year 2017


Name: Alkaline earth metal halide (Material)
Description: A halide consisting of an alkaline earth metal and a halogen.


Name: Reddish-Purple Range of the Spectrum (Color Range)
Description: The range of colors in the spectrum that women had more favorable responses to


Name: EF-hand Calcium Binding Proteins (Protein Family)
Description: A family of proteins capable of binding calcium and zinc ions


Name: Central and northern areas (Region)
Description: Inhabited by Sarakatsani and Vlachs


Name: Real crystalline materials (Solid)
Description: Actual crystals that contain various crystallographic defects


Name: Maw sit sit, a kosmochlor-rich jade rock (Mineral)
Description: A specific type of jade found only at Khansee mine


Name: Aerospace industry (Industry)
Description: The industry dealing with the technological development and application of aircraft, spacecraft, and the systems that support them.


Name: Dielectric Coating (reflective materials)
Description: A type of coating applied to metallic mirrors for various purposes.


Name: Powdered bone fragments (Physical object)
Description: The organic materials eliminated during the cremation process.


Name: Flat crystal faces (Crystal structure)
Description: Common in demantoids from other sources without 'horsetails'


Name: tritium breeding blankets (Material)
Description: materials used for tritium breeding in nuclear fusion research


Name: Tsardom of Russia (Russian: Русское царство, romanized: Russkoye tsarstvo) or Tsardom of Muscovy (Russian: Московское царство, romanized: Moskovskoye tsarstvo) (historical state)
Description: Previous name of the state


Name: Wisting Central Oil Field (Resource Location)
Description: Oil field in the Barents Sea with a calculated size of 65–156 million barrels of oil


Name: Rabbani Government (Political Entity)
Description: The government that was driven out of Kabul by the Taliban in 1996.


Name: 457 (quantity)
Description: The number of inhabitants in 2010


Name: apprentice and employer (relationship)
Description: The beneficial working relationship that develops between apprentices and their employers


Name: Albigensian Crusade (event)
Description: Crusade launched in 1209 to eliminate the heretical Cathars


Name: large sleeves (physical attribute)
Description: one of its characteristics


Name: Abenakis (tribe)
Description: Prominent tribe that inhabited New Hampshire, New York, Vermont, parts of Quebec and western Maine.


Name: Protected Areas for Conservation (France) (Conservation)
Description: The protected areas in France dedicated to conservation efforts


Name: Ancient Rome (Historical Entity)
Description: The Roman Republic and the Roman Empire


Name: Mycenaeans (Civilization)
Description: Mycenaeans in the Late Bronze Age


Name: Judah's seal ring (Genesis 38:18) (Biblical Entity)
Description: A seal ring belonging to Judah, a significant figure in the Hebrew Bible.


Name: St. Louis (City)
Description: A city in Missouri with urban light rail/subway system and a major destination for barge traffic on the Mississippi River


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country located in northwestern Europe, comprising England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland


Name: Lutetium crystal (Crystal)
Description: The lutetium component of the Lutetium aluminum garnet compound


Name: Almoravids, Almohads, Marinids, Hafsids (Historical Dynasty)
Description: Specific Berber ruling dynasties that ruled the region


Name: blue pearl (Pearl)
Description: Blue pearls that are commonly found in New Zealand waters


Name: Swords in the Indian subcontinent (Weapon)
Description: Swords found in the Indian subcontinent


Name: Video games (art form)
Description: An interactive electronic activity that involves humans, and often computers or consoles.


Name: Diborane (B2H6) (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula B2H6.


Name: Greek Dark Ages (Historical Period)
Description: A period following the end of Mycenaean Greece, characterized by obscurity and controversy


Name: Uralite (Geological phenomenon)
Description: A particular hydrothermally altered pyroxenite.


Name: production of 10Be (Process)
Description: The production process of 10Be


Name: specular reflection (Reflection type)
Description: A type of reflection where light bounces off a surface at the same angle it strikes it.


Name: Charles Michel (Person)
Description: Belong to Charles Michel (Prime Minister of Belgium)


Name: Hardstone carvings (Artwork category)
Description: Objects carved in the round from semi-precious stone


Name: Bort (Diamond Industry Term)
Description: Umbrella term for non-gem-grade diamonds


Name: Eastern and Far Northern Parts of Norway (Region)
Description: The eastern and northern regions of Norway


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


Name: Folding and twisting of original rocks (Geological Process)
Description: The change in the shape and orientation of the original sedimentary rocks.


Name: Sederholm (Scientist)
Description: Geologist who studied metamorphic and igneous processes


Name: The letter (Document)
Description: A letter translated by John Allegro.


Name: U.S. Civil Service (Institution)
Description: All appointive positions in the executive, judicial, and legislative branches of the U.S. government


Name: optogalvanic sensors (Sensing Technology)
Description: A type of sensor that uses optical and electrochemical effects to detect changes in the environment


Name: 1525 (Year)
Description: The year when the symbol first appeared in use


Name: Spanish Civil War (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A major civil war in Spain (1936–1939)


Name: Central and Eastern Europe (Geographical region)
Description: Region described in the text


Name: Electric Hoist (Machine)
Description: A machine used for lifting blocks in Quarry 2


Name: Northwest Ordinance (1787) (Ordinance)
Description: An ordinance that established the precedent for the expansion of U.S. territory with new states


Name: Treaty of Versailles (Treaty)
Description: The peace treaty that ended World War I


Name: This branch (geological formation)
Description: branch contains quartzite—a metamorphosed form of sandstone—and hornfels


Name: ceramic cylindrical synthesis capsule (Diamond producing component)
Description: A ceramic cylinder used in the BARS apparatus for diamond synthesis


Name: Christopher Columbus (Explorer)
Description: Navigated near the Caribbean in 1502


Name: Fourth Crusade (Crusade)
Description: A military campaign during the Middle Ages


Name: Locarno-Bignasco railway line (Transportation)
Description: A transportation line that served Maggia from 1907 to 1965


Name: Red to purplish-red color (in incandescent light) (Colors)
Description: The color change exhibited by fine-quality Alexandrite from daylight to incandescent light


Name: Nuclear Technology (Technology)
Description: The application of science and engineering to achieve controlled nuclear reactions


Name: Odachi (sword_type)
Description: An extra long field sword used in Japan


Name: Electronics, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics (Industry)
Description: Various industries


Name: Soddy's critique of fractional-reserve banking (Critique)
Description: Critique of the banking system


Name: Ishirō Honda's Godzilla (movie)
Description: international icon of Japan that spawned an entire subgenre of kaiju films


Name: Mapping of Physical Features (Process)
Description: The process of mapping various geographical features


Name: Native American population estimates (Estimate)
Description: Estimates of the native population before European arrival


Name: French penetration and settlement (colonization)
Description: Attempts by France to colonize Ivory Coast.


Name: Greek states of mainland Greece (Political Division)
Description: Independent cities located on the mainland of Greece


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


Name: Nocturnal Predators (Wildlife)
Description: Predators that are active during the night


Name: Future (Concept)
Description: The future is both a function of current human effort and past human actions


Name: International terrorism (Conflict type)
Description: State of international terrorism that occurred in Afghanistan


Name: Magma (Igneous Rock)
Description: Liquid rock produced by flux melting


Name: January 1992 (Date)
Description: The month when Robert Badinter recommended EC recognition for North Macedonia


Name: Liquidity shortages and bank insolvencies (Financial Issue)
Description: Causes leading to the 2023 global banking crisis