Name: natural (diamond origin)
Description: Natural blue diamonds are only considered rare and valuable


Name: Literature (Art form)
Description: Works of literature during the Edo period


Name: Tableware (Ceramic Product)
Description: Daily use dishware


Name: Greek examples (Art)
Description: Works of Greek art that influenced the Etruscans


Name: Blas Infante (Person)
Description: A Spanish lawyer and politician, one of the founders of the Andalusian nationalism movement


Name: Brussels (City)
Description: The capital of Belgium.


Name: Wilson's disease (Disease)
Description: A genetic disorder caused by mutations in copper transport proteins


Name: Ancient Story of Etruscan Origins (Story)
Description: Narrative describing the origin of the Etruscans


Name: Amur River (Natural Feature)
Description: A river that served as the border between the two powers


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


Name: Yogo Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: A type of sapphire, known for its cornflower blue color and high uniform clarity


Name: Expert artisans (Profession)
Description: Artisans who became experts in seal carving.


Name: Germans (Ethnic group)
Description: A broad term for a diverse range of German-speaking peoples


Name: Industrial restructuring (Event)
Description: Reorganization of industries, causing job losses


Name: Kong Empire (Empire)
Description: A prosperous centre of agriculture, trade, and crafts.


Name: Oxygen and sulfur removal in steelmaking (Industrial Process)
Description: To improve castability, cleanliness, and mechanical properties


Name: "A diamond is forever" (Slogan)
Description: The slogan associated with the De Beers campaign.


Name: Lower Mantle (Geological Layer)
Description: The layer of the Earth's mantle beneath the outer mantle.


Name: R-134a (Organic Compound)
Description: The main HFC used in refrigerants and air conditioning systems


Name: Andalusite deposits (Geological Deposit)
Description: The world's known andalusite deposits


Name: Erik of Pomerania (person)
Description: A person who was crowned king of all three Scandinavian countries at Kalmar


Name: Female (gender)
Description: Individuals who are female


Name: Ferguson City Budget (Finance)
Description: The financial plan of the city of Ferguson, Missouri


Name: Infrastructure and transportation systems (Economic resource)
Description: the networks, facilities, and technologies that enable the movement of goods, people, and ideas


Name: Indigenous People (in Colombia) (Culture)
Description: The Native cultures that inhabited the territory of Colombia.


Name: Whalers (Profession)
Description: People who hunt whales for profit


Name: Five land tracts (Object)
Description: Five separate parcels of land that make up the total sale area


Name: Abnormal Anatomy Evaluation (Diagnostic Purpose)
Description: Evaluating abnormal kidney anatomy


Name: Bavarians (Group)
Description: Group of people assisting Carloman


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


Name: Heptanesean kantádhes (musical style)
Description: A form of urban popular song from the Heptanese region that influenced Greek music development


Name: Carbonyl groups (Chemical group)
Description: A functional group consisting of a carbon atom double-bonded to an oxygen atom (CO), with a single bond on the carbon attached to another atom, usually a carbon or hydrogen.


Name: Conserving carat weight (Action)
Description: The main concern of Indian diamond cutters


Name: Earth's crust (Geographical Location)
Description: The outer solid layer of the Earth


Name: General de Gaulle (person)
Description: Charles de Gaulle, a French statesman and soldier who served as the President of France from 1959 to 1969.


Name: ceramic objects (artistic object)
Description: objects that serve as the only artistic evidence left from the vanished culture of The Nok


Name: Brooklyn Public Library (BPL) (Public Library)
Description: The public library system serving Brooklyn.


Name: around 0.1 - 100 ppm (in some cases as high as 400 ppm) (ConcentrationRange)
Description: Typical concentration range of Lithium in mineral-rich soil


Name: 19th-century American Sculpture (Art Movement)
Description: A specific era of American sculpture characterized by classical, romantic, but also dramatic and narrative realism.


Name: Greenish-blue light (light)
Description: Light with a predominance of green and blue wavelengths.


Name: Carbon Nanofoam (Material)
Description: The fifth known allotrope of carbon


Name: danger (Concept)
Description: Danger represented by a red flag in battle, indicating no prisoners would be taken


Name: Black Elk Peak (Mountain peak)
Description: The highest point in the United States east of the Rockies, located in the Southern Hills


Name: Kabul (City)
Description: The city where the stadium is located


Name: National Health Command Center (Governmental Body)
Description: The governmental body established in 2004


Name: Mineral (Geological_entity)
Description: A naturally occurring inorganic solid with an ordered internal structure.


Name: Octahedron (Polyhedron)
Description: A polyhedron with eight faces.


Name: Dedekind Infinite (Concept)
Description: The notion of infinity defined by Dedekind.


Name: Meteorites (physical object)
Description: Provided locations where meteorites can be easily identified


Name: Allies (Faction)
Description: The Allied Powers during World War II, comprising the Soviet Union, United States, and several other nations.


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


Name: Niépce (Photographer)
Description: French inventor who used Bitumen of Judea in early photography


Name: Carthage (city-state)
Description: Ancient city-state in North Africa


Name: Spanish Constitution of 1978 (Constitution)
Description: -


Name: Danger (Risk)
Description: A situation that may cause injury or harm.


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: Forms a brilliant silver flame and lithium oxide when exposed to water or water vapor.


Name: Semiconductor theory (Scientific theory)
Description: The theoretical understanding of semiconductors and their properties.


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A malleable and ductile metal with good conductivity


Name: fashions (Artifact)
Description: Fashions that featured the new pinks


Name: Fashion (Artifact)
Description: Dress and clothing as a text


Name: Constitution's restrictions on age and total terms of candidates (Law)
Description: Legal limitations for presidential candidates


Name: Meteorites composed mainly of iron and nickel (Iron Meteorite)
Description: Iron meteorites, also known as stony-iron meteorites, are composed mostly of iron and nickel


Name: Formal Waste Management Systems (Waste Management System)
Description: Regulated and legally recognized systems for waste management


Name: ATP (Molecule)
Description: Adenosine triphosphate, the primary energy currency of the cell


Name: roughly 25% of young Algerians (Quantity)
Description: Approximately twenty-five percent of young Algerians


Name: Statistic Austria (Organization)
Description: Austrian statistics office


Name: Ihram Pilgrimage (Religious Ritual)
Description: a pilgrimage to the Kaaba in Mecca, required of every adult Muslim who is physically and financially able to undertake it


Name: Federal government (as of January 2007) (Government)
Description: The U.S. federal government excluding the Postal Service


Name: Platanus orientalis (Tree species)
Description: A tree species commonly found in Turkey


Name: Grocery-store barcode scanners (Product)
Description: Scanners used in grocery stores


Name: household (Social group)
Description: A group of people living together and sharing resources


Name: Europe's tradition of high art (Art Movement)
Description: Highly refined and specialized European art forms


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: Geographical region located in Southeastern Europe and Southwestern Asia


Name: Other Mycenaean regions (Region)
Description: Regions within the Mycenaean Greek civilization


Name: The German Democratic Republic (East Germany) (Historical entities)
Description: East Germany, a socialist state that existed from 1949 to 1990


Name: Savanna (Geographical Feature)
Description: The more fertile landscape of Morocco during the Upper Paleolithic


Name: Northern and Southern Dynasties (Historical Period)
Description: Period between 420-589 AD


Name: Collisional orogenies (Geological processes)
Description: Mountain ranges formed from the collision of tectonic plates


Name: Criticism by experts (Event)
Description: The event of criticism towards adolescence by experts like Robert Epstein


Name: None (The structure itself) (Structure)
Description: The crystalline arrangement of atoms in the compound


Name: Histiaeus (Person)
Description: Ionian leader


Name: Modern_jewelry_design (Artistic_movement)
Description: The current trend in jewelry design that incorporates elements from various styles and periods


Name: Crystalline or Polycrystalline (Crystal Structure)
Description: A solid containing numerous crystals with defined structures


Name: Telemedicine and digital health technology investment in Algeria's healthcare system (Access expansion)
Description: The investment in telemedicine and digital health technologies within the Algerian healthcare system to broaden access to care, particularly in rural regions


Name: white pigment in paints (Physical Object)
Description: -


Name: ultramafic rocks (Geological rock type)
Description: Rocks composed primarily of minerals with low silica content, such as olivine and pyroxene


Name: Andalusite, Kyanite, Sillimanite (Geological minerals)
Description: The minerals that belong to the Aluminum silicate mineral group


Name: Alexander's empire (Empire)
Description: Empire established by Alexander


Name: Afghan Population (Demographic Group)
Description: The majority of people in Afghanistan.


Name: California (State)
Description: A state in the U.S.


Name: Nearby Attractions (Statistic)
Description: The nearby attractions in Cresciano


Name: funerary bands, necklaces and lockets (or bullae) (Etruscan jewelry)
Description: Items decorated with repoussé technique


Name: Humid subtropical climate with some Mediterranean influences (climate)
Description: A type of climate characterized by hot summers, mild winters, and plentiful precipitation


Name: Alpine passes and byways (road)
Description: roads crossing the Alps


Name: Brit Awards (Award Ceremony)
Description: The BPI's annual music awards in the United Kingdom


Name: None (passive property) (Property)
Description: A property related to electrical conductivity.


Name: 434 MPa (63,000 psi) (Quantity)
Description: The ultimate tensile strength of unalloyed Titanium


Name: Kingdom of Yugoslavia (country)
Description: Former name of modern-day Serbia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, and Kosovo


Name: Unoccupied territory (Geographical area)
Description: The southern France and the French empire during World War II


Name: Treaty of Versailles (Treaty)
Description: The most important peace settlement of World War I, signed by the victorious Allies and Germany.


Name: Harvey H. Nininger (Person)
Description: A meteorite enthusiast who significantly increased the number of known meteorites


Name: dissatisfaction and resolve (EmotionState)
Description: The emotional state showing discontent and determination of the colonists


Name: Antioquia (geographical location)
Description: the location where wood was extensively used during the colonization


Name: Composition of ash (Property of materials)
Description: Varies based on the product burned and its origin


Name: Medieval period (time_period)
Description: The Medieval period when jet was used again in Britain


Name: University College London (university)
Description: The university where the school is affiliated


Name: The Tablets of the Ten Commandments (Biblical Artifacts)
Description: Tablets upon which the Ten Commandments were written


Name: Southern Africa's Oldest Known Clay Figures (Art Form)
Description: Dated from 400 to 600 CE with cylindrical heads


Name: Hexagonal Crystal Family (Crystal family)
Description: The parent entity of the Rhombohedral lattice system.


Name: Chert deposits (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Areas where chert is found in large quantities


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


Name: André Delvaux (Director)
Description: Belgian film director


Name: Song dynasty court (Governmental body)
Description: The government of the Song dynasty, responsible for making laws and decisions


Name: 0 new units per 1000 residents (Construction_rate)
Description: The construction rate of new housing units as of 2007.


Name: Figurative Public Sculpture (Art Movement)
Description: A movement characterized by figurative designs in public pieces.


Name: Black residents in Alabama (Demographic group)
Description: African American residents of Alabama


Name: Galileo Galilei (Person)
Description: An Italian physicist, mathematician, astronomer, and philosopher


Name: Steatite libation table (Artifact)
Description: A table made of soapstone found at the Palace of Knossos.


Name: Organoberyllium chemistry (Scientific subject)
Description: Limited to academic research due to cost and toxicity


Name: Cathode in lithium batteries (electrode type)
Description: TiN used as a cathode in the development of lithium batteries.


Name: Tetraxenonogold(II) cation (Compound)
Description: A gold complex containing xenon as a ligand


Name: Parrots (Species)
Description: Bird species often kept as pets


Name: Ancient Greek Sculpture (Art Style)
Description: Marble figures developed in the Early Bronze Age Cycladic period


Name: Biomolecular changes in Parkinson's and Huntington's disease (Biological process)
Description: The purpose of using biological models, which is to study biomolecular changes in Parkinson's and Huntington's disease.


Name: Gigliola Cinquetti, Toto Cutugno, Måneskin, and Giorgia (Person)
Description: Italian singers who won Eurovision


Name: Fish Tagine (Dish)
Description: The dish Fish Tagine


Name: Pyrotechnics and Flare Production (Explosive Device)
Description: Devices that produce an effect by burning chemicals


Name: Four Etruscan individuals (Individuals)
Description: Four individuals who were Etruscans


Name: Oorijzer (Artifact)
Description: Another version of the ear-iron, but with decorations above the forehead.


Name: jewelry and art (Creative Work)
Description: Crafts created to be aesthetically pleasing or express cultural identity


Name: Dynasty XII (Historical Period)
Description: Refers to the twelfth dynasty of ancient Egypt


Name: chicks culled using shredders (Animal)
Description: Young chicks that are culled using shredders in the process of producing 7 billion chicks each year


Name: Crystalline form (Physical state)
Description: A solid with a regular internal arrangement of atoms, molecules, or ions.


Name: Even larger diamond in Kimberley (Event)
Description: An even larger diamond found in Kimberley in 1869


Name: 'Ain Ghazal Statues (Ancient sculptures)
Description: Sculptures from around 7200 and 6500 BCE


Name: 10× Loupe (Tool)
Description: A tool used to identify treated rubies by noting bubbles in cavities and fractures


Name: Each diamond color (Color)
Description: A comprehensive record of all diamond colors, including pink


Name: Lugano and Mendrisio (Administrative district)
Description: Districts within the canton of Ticino.


Name: Medieval Greek accounts (document)
Description: Documents written during the Middle Ages in Greece


Name: Gold metal (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element that is a non-toxic and non-irritating when ingested, sometimes used as food decoration.


Name: North American Plate (geographical feature)
Description: One of the major tectonic plates that makes up the landmass of North America.


Name: blue and buff uniforms (military uniform)
Description: Uniforms that were the colors of the British Whig Party


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


Name: 'Fluorescence Gems and Minerals under Ultraviolet Light' (Book)
Description: Robbins authored this book


Name: Jason and the Argonauts' search for the Golden Fleece (Mythical Event)
Description: a legendary voyage in Greek mythology


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


Name: Italian Military (Military Force)
Description: The combined military forces of Italy


Name: Śramaṇa traditions (Religion)
Description: Early ascetic movements in India that eventually evolved into Buddhism and Jainism.


Name: Standard Arabic (Language)
Description: Language taught to children once they enter school in Tunisia


Name: repeated military defeats (event)
Description: Series of military losses


Name: Serbian Orthodox Church and the Ecumenical Patriarchate (Religious Organization)
Description: Other Eastern Orthodox Christian churches


Name: Kvass (Non-alcoholic Beverage)
Description: A traditional Russian beverage made from rye bread


Name: Municipalities in Norway (Class of Municipalities)
Description: All municipalities in Norway


Name: claim involving rdf:type and rdfs:subClassOf (built-in properties)
Description: Properties commonly referred to as instance of and subclass of.


Name: Communist Party of China (Political party)
Description: Established the People's Republic of China


Name: Two Kouroi of Flerio (Artwork)
Description: Ancient, unfinished pieces found in the quarries


Name: Republican government (Government)
Description: The government of the Republic in Spain during the Spanish Civil War


Name: Black Hole (astronomical object)
Description: A region in space where gravity is so strong that nothing, including light, can escape from it.


Name: Xiangtangshan Caves (Historical site)
Description: A series of Buddhist cave temples and pagodas in China.


Name: Burial mounds (archaeological site)
Description: Neolithic burial mounds situated throughout Derbyshire


Name: pop music (Music genre)
Description: A genre of populated music characterized by songwriting based on catchy melodies and lyrics


Name: State police departments (Law enforcement)
Description: Law enforcement agencies with authority in their respective state


Name: Dressing (process)
Description: Cleaning of waste material from abrasive surface


Name: Bronze Age (Historical Period)
Description: A historical period characterized by widespread use of copper and bronze.


Name: Space group No. 186 (IUC classification) (space group)
Description: The space group of the wurtzite crystal structure in the International Union of Crystallography classification.


Name: Russian-speaking immigrants (Group)
Description: Estimated 80 to 90 percent of Jews in Germany are Russian-speaking


Name: Kinematic indicators (GeologicalFeature)
Description: Structures within mylonites that allow the sense of shear to be determined.


Name: Electric machinery production (Manufacturing industry)
Description: A sector of the industrial economy in Tunisia


Name: Seven major groups (Silicate Mineral Classification)
Description: The main categories of silicate minerals.


Name: Chief Industrial Sector (activity)
Description: The primary source of employment and economic growth in a region or nation.


Name: New category of recommended candidates (Historical event)
Description: A new category established by Emperor Yang of Sui for the mandarinate in AD 605


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


Name: Late 1st-millennium CE (Time Period)
Description: The time period during which the concept of Hinduism as a distinct belief and tradition started to emerge


Name: ancestral mores of Valais (cultural trait)
Description: The traditional values and customs of the people of Valais


Name: Population change (as of 2008) (DemographicChange)
Description: The population change in Maggia as of 2008.


Name: Person's rank (Social_Status)
Description: Rank within a specific community


Name: Cinema (Art Form)
Description: The art form of movies or film as it first appeared in Greece


Name: Aass Brewery (Brewery)
Description: The oldest surviving brewery in Norway


Name: Tectonic activity on Thasos (Geological Process)
Description: The geological tectonic processes affecting Thasos


Name: - (-)
Description: Wootz steel was developed during the 1st millennium BCE


Name: Imprisonment (Event)
Description: The act of being imprisoned


Name: Slavs (People group)
Description: Groups of people who speak Slavic languages


Name: Recombination of Electron-hole pairs (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The process in which an electron recombines with its corresponding hole.


Name: Yalta Conference (Conference)
Description: A meeting between the leaders of the United States, the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union


Name: Financial Center (Category)
Description: A city that is a hub for financial activities, such as trading and banking.


Name: President of Mexico (Position)
Description: The position held by Antonio López de Santa Anna


Name: Universal Health Insurance System (Healthcare System)
Description: A healthcare system that provides relative equality of access to medical services


Name: image, sound, animation, video, CD-ROM, DVD, video game, website, algorithm, performance or gallery installation (art forms)
Description: Different types of computer art


Name: Franks (Historical Entity)
Description: A group of Western Germanic tribes, known for their role in the fall of the Roman Empire


Name: Potassium Supplements (Substance)
Description: A class of supplement used for various health purposes


Name: social tolerance (Social Convention)
Description: The practice of being tolerant and accepting of others


Name: Paper (Material)
Description: Flat material made from pulped cellulose fibers.


Name: East Asia (Geographical Region)
Description: A region that includes China, Japan, and Southeast Asia.


Name: Agatha Christie (Author)
Description: Author of the Mystery genre


Name: Financial services sector (Economic resource)
Description: the institutions and activities involved in managing money, credit, and investments


Name: Devas (Deity or Divine entity)
Description: Celestial beings worshipped in Hinduism


Name: People's Republic of China (Country)
Description: Communist state in East Asia that is the most populous country in the world


Name: Commercial Semiconductors (Chemical Class)
Description: Semiconductors produced commercially


Name: Haldane River (River)
Description: One of the rivers flowing into Great Bear Lake


Name: Geoengineering (Process)
Description: The process of manipulating Earth's natural systems to counteract climate change


Name: Emperor and His Household (Demographic)
Description: The royal family in the Song dynasty.


Name: Inverse beta decay (nuclear physics process)
Description: The decay mode of silicon isotopes with mass numbers lower than the stable ones


Name: Protestant community in North Macedonia (Religious community)
Description: The Protestant community in North Macedonia that the Methodist church belongs to.


Name: Sons of Liberty organization (Political Group)
Description: A secretive political group that opposed British rule in the 13 American colonies


Name: Bangkok-based Lotus Gemology (Organization)
Description: A gemological research and consulting organization


Name: None (because of its lower thermal conductivity) (Physical property)
Description: A characteristic that refers to an object's ability to conduct or store heat


Name: Ivan Mazepa (Person)
Description: Cossack Hetman who served from 1687 to 1709.


Name: Organic material (Matter)
Description: Deposits of niter are formed by decomposition of organic material.


Name: Vegetation (Natural Feature)
Description: Plants that are typically multi-cellular, generally stationary, often photosynthetic, and lacking mobility.


Name: Subduction zone (Geographical feature)
Description: A region where one tectonic plate moves under another


Name: Hammered finish (Jewellery finish)
Description: A jewellery finish that creates a wavy texture using a hammer


Name: Bhagavad Gita (Text)
Description: An ancient Indian text


Name: Cerium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Ce and atomic number 58.


Name: a knight from the Trojan War (character)
Description: A knight from the Trojan War is a character


Name: Sierra Nevada National Park (Protected_area)
Description: A national park in Andalusia


Name: lithium-ion batteries (Battery Type)
Description: A type of rechargeable battery in which lithium ions move from the negative electrode to the positive electrode during discharge


Name: 65Zn (Radioisotope)
Description: A radioisotope of zinc with a half-life of 243.66 days.


Name: Israeli archaeologists (Group of people)
Description: A group of archaeologists from Israel


Name: Ore coming in and finished steel products coming out (Material flow)
Description: The sequence of raw materials entering and processed materials exiting the mill


Name: Pilsner Urquell (Product)
Description: The world's first blond lager Pilsner


Name: Cerium (Chemical Element)
Description: Another member of the lanthanide series


Name: Hoori (Legendary Japanese Figure)
Description: One of the main characters in Japanese mythology, known for his encounter with tide jewels


Name: Ruby (Mineral)
Description: A red mineral


Name: Circular Angle (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A quantity that is measured in degrees, radians, grads, or other angles between two lines or curves meeting at a point.


Name: 11.2% of the working population (Percentage_of_population)
Description: Percentage of the working population using public transportation


Name: Grains and cereals (Agricultural terms)
Description: Terms used interchangeably in agriculture and commerce


Name: Haze or Veiling Glare (Light Effect)
Description: An additional luminance in the areas above and below the position of the lamp


Name: Sombrero de Labrador (Artifact)
Description: A worker's hat made of black velvet


Name: Minoan Men (Gender)
Description: Men from the Minoan civilization


Name: Agira (fire or the sun) (mythological entity)
Description: one of the 14 names given to a diamond in traditional Hinduism


Name: Chinese migrant workers (PopulationGroup)
Description: Migrants from China working in Algeria


Name: Bloomery (Process)
Description: Steel was first produced in antiquity using a bloomery process.


Name: Roche Argilotalqueuse (R.A.T.) nappe (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological nappe under the Shinkolobwe Ore Deposit


Name: Inflatable Tyre Repair Kits (Tool)
Description: Tools used for repairing inflatable tires, particularly bicycle inner tubes.


Name: 7th century BC (time period)
Description: A historical period in Ancient Greece


Name: Southern Europe, Southeast Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: Geographical regions where Greece is located


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


Name: Second-Highest GDP per Capita (EconomicEntity)
Description: In West Africa, behind Cape Verde


Name: Israel (Country)
Description: A country located in the Middle East


Name: 1846 (Year)
Description: The year the museum was founded


Name: [apophyllite, natrolite, thaumasite, merwinite, spurrite, gehlenite, ettringite, portlandite, hillebrandite, foshagite, brucite and calcite] (Minerals)
Description: List of minerals found in association with afwillite


Name: finance (EconomicSector)
Description: A sector related to monetary transactions and investments


Name: Khitan court (court)
Description: The royal court of the Khitans


Name: entire facade of a building (Building component)
Description: One application of glass curtain walls in architecture.


Name: Monte Venere (Mountain)
Description: A mountain in the Cimini Hills that was an island within Lake Vico before a tunnel was constructed.


Name: 5700 years (TimePeriod)
Description: The half-life of Carbon-14


Name: Technique (Craft)
Description: Skill or method employed in the creation of an object or in the accomplishment of a task.


Name: Ortf and TSF (Radio Broadcasting Entities)
Description: Entities responsible for radio broadcasting in France


Name: Printmaking (Art Technique)
Description: The process of creating artworks by printing on various surfaces.


Name: climate change (weather phenomenon)
Description: long-term changes in weather patterns due to factors such as global warming


Name: DPSS Green Lasers (Light Source)
Description: Has a peak efficiency of 35% compared to DPSS green lasers


Name: 3 centuries (Time Period)
Description: The Tabula Rogeriana was the most accurate world map for the next three centuries


Name: Social Justice and Activism Center (Category)
Description: A city that is home to various social movements, activism, and advocacy efforts for social change.


Name: State of Qin (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient Chinese state that was one of the seven warring states.


Name: UK (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located off the northwestern coast of mainland Europe


Name: Viamala (Gorge)
Description: A gorge in the canton of Grisons


Name: Lithium Reserves (Resource)
Description: The amount of lithium resources available in the world


Name: Zinc (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Zn and atomic number 30.


Name: whetstones (Miner's Term)
Description: By miners in northern England.


Name: Second half of the 1st millennium CE (Time Period)
Description: The period when these calendars originated.


Name: four children (Family)
Description: Their details are not provided in the text.


Name: Queen's advisor Pritchard (Person)
Description: Advisor to the Queen of Tahiti


Name: Climate Change (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the distribution and adaptation of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Imported unroasted iron pyrites (Commodity)
Description: The unroasted form of imported iron pyrites worldwide


Name: Marshall Plan (Economic and financial aid plan)
Description: An economic and financial aid plan created by the United States after World War II


Name: Iron oxyhydroxides (ferrihydrite, FeO(OH)) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral formed when iron reacts with oxygen and water


Name: Cyril (Person)
Description: Inventor of the alphabet


Name: metaclasses (Feature in OWL 2 DL)
Description: The feature called punning, which allows one entity to be interpreted as two different types of thing


Name: A military objective (military)
Description: An objective in the ongoing conflicts


Name: 19th century (Historical period)
Description: Time period when the Ottoman Empire shrank


Name: Shattering of the part during cooling (Physical Property)
Description: The potential for a piece of steel to shatter during improper quenching


Name: 16th Century (Time Period)
Description: A period beginning in 1501 AD


Name: Color Vision Deficient Individual (Person)
Description: An individual with Color Vision Deficiency who perceives a smaller gamut of colors


Name: Nero Wolfe detective stories (Literary work)
Description: Detective series by Rex Stout that runs from 1934 to 1975


Name: President (Head of State and Commander-in-Chief)
Description: The elected leader of Taiwan who holds the roles of both head of state and commander-in-chief of the armed forces


Name: Ceres (Mythology)
Description: The Roman goddess of grain crops and fertility.


Name: ancient Chinese translations (Translation)
Description: The oldest surviving Buddhist text with vinaya rules for monasteries


Name: Doric architecture with Ionic features (Architecture Style)
Description: A blend of Doric and Ionic architectural styles.


Name: Romans (Civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization that emerged on the Italian Peninsula


Name: Union for the Mediterranean (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization aiming to bring together 27 EU countries and 16 countries from the Southern and Eastern shores of the Mediterranean


Name: Alrosa (company)
Description: The largest Russian diamond company.


Name: Le Nouvel Observateur, L'Express, Le Point, Marie Claire, ELLE, Le Canard Enchaîné, Charlie Hebdo, Paris Match (Specific Publications)
Description: Individual publications mentioned in the context


Name: Two tons of solid rock and dust (Quantity)
Description: Estimated weight of the Allende Meteorite.


Name: 2.3% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Greece's GDP spent on the military.


Name: the Hyksos (Culture)
Description: An Asiatic people who ruled ancient Egypt during this period


Name: Silicon (Chemical Element)
Description: Chemical element with the symbol Si


Name: Johann Jacob Haid and Johann Elias Ridinger (Person)
Description: Augsburg artists who led schools for mezzotint in the 18th century.


Name: Purity and Innocence (Concept)
Description: Qualities associated with being clean, unsullied, or unspoiled


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A country in central Europe


Name: 0.2-litre, 0.3-litre, and 0.5-litre (Measure)
Description: Beer is sold in 0.2-litre (a Pfiff), 0.3-litre (a Seidel, kleines Bier or Glas Bier) and 0.5-litre (a Krügerl or großes Bier or Halbe) measures.


Name: Egypt (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Tabular Aragonite (Chemical Compound)
Description: A form of aragonite that is secreted during the later stages of pearl formation


Name: compound postpositions (postposition construction)
Description: simple postpositions combined with specific postpositions


Name: Coober Pedy (Town)
Description: A major source of opal in South Australia


Name: Virgin Mary (religious figure)
Description: Religious figure venerated in Andalusia


Name: New World crops (pumpkin, corn, potatoes, turkey) (crops)
Description: crops that are traditionally served on Thanksgiving


Name: Purity of produce from Tel Arad (Topic)
Description: The topic of the purity of produce from Tel Arad as discussed in Shulkhan Arukh, Yoreh De'ah 247:10


Name: Urban Planning of Second Empire, Architecture of Second Empire (Historical Concepts)
Description: The urban planning and architecture associated with the Second Empire.


Name: Soviet invasion of Manchuria and the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki (1945) (Historical event)
Description: The military actions taken by the Soviet Union in Manchuria and the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during the year 1945


Name: Five large religious houses (Building)
Description: Including two Augustinian Priories (St Peter and St Paul, and Holy Trinity), Ipswich Greyfriars, Ipswich Whitefriars, and Ipswich Blackfriars


Name: Panama (Country)
Description: A country in Central America where La Peregrina pearl was found in 1560


Name: Carlos Arias Navarro (Politician)
Description: The Prime Minister of Spain dismissed by King Juan Carlos


Name: Chemical reactivity (Property)
Description: One of the properties that can be changed by the coatings on a nanoparticle.


Name: Cities (Geographical Location)
Description: Urban areas with a large population.


Name: 583 K (Property)
Description: Curie temperature of pyrrhotite


Name: One or another axial plane (Location)
Description: A property that makes topaz more susceptible to breaking


Name: Theseus Ring (Artifact)
Description: The artifact where the bull-leaping scene is shown.


Name: Climate of Spessart (climate)
Description: Temperate oceanic with cool summers and relatively mild winters.


Name: Pasifika Culture (Culture)
Description: The world's largest Polynesian festival held in Auckland, New Zealand


Name: McKim, Mead & White (Architectural Firm)
Description: An American architectural firm that operated from 1879 to 1930


Name: Slate tiles (Material)
Description: A type of tile made from slate rock


Name: 1997 (year)
Description: A specific year


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A material that, when hot, can be given a hardness of 2.0 or more on the Rockwell C scale.


Name: Veins (anatomy)
Description: The part of the circulatory system that carries blood toward the heart


Name: Portrait sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Three-dimensional representation of a specific individual.


Name: Latin verb fluere (Language construct)
Description: Meaning to flow


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: Is found in Africa.


Name: Saṃsāra (Concept)
Description: The cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth


Name: Afghanistan's GDP per capita (PPP) (Economic_Value)
Description: The GDP per capita of Afghanistan in 2020 when adjusted for the differences in local cost of living


Name: Not provided (Quantity)
Description: The income level of residents in Community District 12 is not provided


Name: RGB color model (Color Model)
Description: Computer and television screens, purple is created by mixing red and blue light in order to create colors that appear similar to violet light.


Name: Paint and coatings for industrial, decorative, protective, and marine applications (Product)
Description: Products manufactured by the company


Name: king (wang) (nobility)
Description: A monarch ruling over a Chinese state in antiquity or during the Zhou dynasty


Name: tiles (material)
Description: Material used extensively in the Sultan Ahmed Mosque and Topkapi Palace.


Name: 1596 (Year)
Description: The year S. Bernardo Church was built


Name: 10% of the population (Percentage of Population)
Description: -


Name: 41 (Quantity)
Description: The number of businesses in the tertiary sector of Vals


Name: the world's least developed countries (Category)
Description: The category of developing countries that Afghanistan belongs to


Name: The history of Native Races (Project)
Description: The project oversaw by Hubert Howe Bancroft


Name: Behemas (Tribe)
Description: A tribe that bordered Great Moravia to the west


Name: Hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) and hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) (Organic Compounds)
Description: Synthetic compounds that have replaced Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)


Name: Ultraviolet light (type of light)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength typically between 10 and 400 nanometers.


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


Name: Arbignon (Village)
Description: A village known as desertum Alpinonis in the 11th and 12th centuries.


Name: Prehistoric Rainforest Fossil Site (ArchaeologicalSite)
Description: An area where fossils from a prehistoric rainforest have been discovered


Name: Portuguese (ethnic group)
Description: The ethnic group originating from Portugal


Name: Soil neutralizers (Substance)
Description: A substance that is added to soil to raise or lower its pH balance.


Name: Bronze sculpture production (UseCase)
Description: The use of copper in the production of bronze sculptures.


Name: different modes of CVD process (Modes of CVD process)
Description: Different methods used in the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process


Name: Supreme Soviet of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (legislature)
Description: the highest legislative body in the Ukrainian SSR


Name: Language, literature, and media (Linguistic resource)
Description: the means of communication within a culture or nation


Name: Iran (Country)
Description: A Middle Eastern country with a diverse ethnic and religious population


Name: Sodium hexafluorosilicate (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula Na2SiF6, consisting of sodium, silicon and fluorine atoms


Name: Infectious diseases (Health problem)
Description: Diseases that may have emerged during the Metal Age


Name: Dimeunitve amulets (Artifact)
Description: Diminutive amulets made in the medieval Mediterranean Islamic world


Name: Late 18th century (Time period)
Description: The latter part of the 18th century


Name: Roy Whetstine (Person)
Description: A person who claimed to have bought the sapphire for $10, but was found to have overstated its value.


Name: Spectroscopy (Characterization method)
Description: Method that measures the particles' interaction with electromagnetic radiation as a function of wavelength


Name: Pharmaceutical Industry (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce medications and other health-related products


Name: Governor-General (Political Position)
Description: Represents King Charles III at the federal level in Australia


Name: Corning Gorilla Glass (Product)
Description: Tough, scratch-resistant cover glass used in mobile devices and television screens


Name: Poplar (Tree Species)
Description: Cultivated tree species in Granada, Spain


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


Name: Kilns or Furnaces (Man-made Structure)
Description: Structures used for high temperature processes, such as iron smelting.


Name: Crime Harm Index (Statistical index)
Description: Index measuring harm caused by different types of crimes in the UK


Name: Type IIa Diamond (Classification of Diamond)
Description: A specific type of diamond, characterized by a lower amount of impurities


Name: Economic newspapers or economics sections (Classification of Newspaper)
Description: Newspapers which focus on business and economic news


Name: Servizio Sanitario Nazionale (Healthcare System)
Description: Public part of the Italian Healthcare System


Name: Central Asia and South Asia (Region)
Description: Location of Afghanistan, connecting Central Asia and South Asia


Name: CatalyticConverter (AutomobileComponent)
Description: A device in automobiles that converts toxic exhaust gases into less harmful substances


Name: Botanical name (Scientific naming system)
Description: The botanical name given to fossil wood, such as Araucarioxylon or Castanoxylon.


Name: Seven Crystal Systems (Classification of Crystal System)
Description: A classification that includes Triclinic, Orthorhombic, Monoclinic, Tetragonal, Hexagonal, Rhombohedral and Cubic.


Name: The Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict (International Treaty)
Description: Treaty that aims to protect cultural property during armed conflict


Name: Private Health Insurance in Germany (Insurance System)
Description: Part of the split healthcare funding structure


Name: acidic soil (Soil Type)
Description: Alpenrose prefers acidic soil


Name: Greece's birth rate (Demographic statistic)
Description: The number of live births per 1,000 people in Greece


Name: Hydropower plants (EnergySource)
Description: Hydroelectric power stations located in Oppdal, Norway


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: European Athletics Championships (event)
Description: International athletics competition held every even-numbered year


Name: Paper (Product)
Description: A thin, flat material made from cellulose fibers, often used for writing and printing


Name: Coal (Geological material)
Description: Black or brownish-black sedimentary rock, formed as stratum of plant fossils compacted by geological forces and changed into peat, lignite, bituminous coal, or anthracite


Name: Oslo (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Norway


Name: Alla Pugacheva (musician)
Description: A performer whose popularity grew in Russia during the Soviet era.


Name: Chapter 272, Acts of 2004; Code State Government Article, sec. 13-319. (legislation)
Description: Legislative action that designated the Patuxent River stone as the state gem


Name: Baltic Sea (Sea)
Description: A sea in northeastern Europe, connecting to the North Sea


Name: road (Transportation_Type)
Description: Land transport with wheels on one or more pairs of wheels.


Name: Martian regolith (Geological material)
Description: The loose fragmental material that covers the surface of Mars, consisting of a mixture of rocks and soil


Name: Colin Martindale (Behavioural Psychologist)
Description: A psychologist who proposed an evolutionary theory to explain changes in artistic style


Name: Pillow basalts (Geological formation)
Description: Basaltic magma quenched as it erupts into ocean water


Name: Henry Watson (Person)
Description: Uncle of Derbyshire geologist White Watson and one of the key figures in the development of Ashford Black Marble industry.


Name: Etruscan funerary art (art)
Description: Art related to the Etruscan funerary cult


Name: Al-Andalus (Historical Region)
Description: Abd al-Rahman III and Al-Hakam II ruled Andalusia during its period of greatest prosperity


Name: Sacrificial garments (Artifact)
Description: Garments used in sacrificial rituals


Name: Australian states (Legal_Action)
Description: The Australian states still retain the power to pass religiously discriminatory laws.


Name: Western civilization (Historical event)
Description: Civilization originating in Greece and considered the birthplace of democracy, philosophy, literature, etc.


Name: The busiest of the world's 50 busiest passenger airports (Classification of ranking)
Description: Not applicable


Name: Taoism and Confucianism (Religion)
Description: Chinese philosophical traditions


Name: Paramagnetic Nitrogen (Chemical Element)
Description: Neutral nitrogen atoms substituting for carbon in the diamond lattice


Name: Drammen has a humid continental climate (Dfb) (Climate)
Description: -


Name: El Ghriba Synagogue (Synagogue)
Description: One of the oldest synagogues in the world and the oldest continuously used


Name: Aluminium (Material)
Description: A layer used in thin flexible plastic mirrors.


Name: chemical vapor deposition (Process)
Description: A method for growing thin films of materials by the decomposition of a gas-phase compound


Name: different types of cancers (Disease)
Description: cancers for which BNCT could be a practical treatment


Name: Mg3(MgSi)(SiO4)3 (chemical_formula)
Description: The chemical formula of Majorite


Name: Arch of Constantine (Monument)
Description: An arch built in Rome in 315


Name: Jasperoid-forming processes (Geological process)
Description: The geochemical, mineralogical and petrographic processes resulting in jasperoid formation


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: The preferred way to pronounce 'Missouri' in British received pronunciation


Name: Camille Claudel, and Hugo Rheinhold (sculptors)
Description: Attempting to model of a fleeting moment of ordinary life


Name: Serfdom (Institution)
Description: A system in which peasants were bound to the land and their lords by law


Name: Taweret the Egyptian hybrid crocodile and hippopotamus goddess (deity)
Description: The Minoan Genius is believed to derive from Taweret, an Egyptian hybrid crocodile and hippopotamus goddess


Name: Back Side of a Coin (Physical Entity)
Description: The reverse is known as tails


Name: National Football League (Sports League)
Description: A professional American football league consisting of 32 teams divided equally between the National Football Conference (NFC) and the American Football Conference (AFC)


Name: Spain (Political Entity)
Description: The democratic nation of Spain


Name: Tooth enamel isotope research (Research Method)
Description: Study of tooth enamel through isotope analysis


Name: Small natural or synthetic crystals (Crystals)
Description: Crystals used in the production of eulytine.


Name: Secular diets (Diet)
Description: Dietary patterns that exclude or limit certain categories of animal products based on secular considerations


Name: Chinese civilization (civilization)
Description: A long-standing civilization that originated in China


Name: Babylon, Calah, and Assur (City)
Description: Cities with large populations during the Late Bronze Age


Name: Inscription (Text)
Description: The name of the issuing city, usually found on Greek coins


Name: Questioning (action)
Description: The act of expressing uncertainty or doubt about something


Name: Thorough drying (Process)
Description: The process of removing moisture from a substance to prevent spoilage or prolong shelf life


Name: Femininity (Gender Role)
Description: The gender role of femininity that became strongly associated with the color pink by the 1950s


Name: World War II (war)
Description: World War II


Name: Land Tektites (Category of Tektite)
Description: Tektites found on land.


Name: Semiconductors for ICs (Material)
Description: The semiconducting materials used in integrated circuits.


Name: Carbon Tax (France) (Tax)
Description: Carbon tax plan in France, initially planned for 2009 but later abandoned


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


Name: Meteoroids (Celestial body)
Description: Small bodies moving around a planet.


Name: not being sewn together from the waistline to the hemline (physical attribute)
Description: which allowed women with bounded feet to walk with greater ease


Name: Solar (Energy source)
Description: Power generated by sunlight, used as a renewable energy source.


Name: European Union (International Organization)
Description: The international organization that approved the start of accession talks for North Macedonia


Name: Arab nomads (ethnic group)
Description: Arab nomads that spread in the Maghreb region


Name: Laboratories (Institution or Organization)
Description: Laboratories where these instruments are utilized


Name: sewn onto clothing or suspended from the owner's body (location)
Description: Placement options for amulets


Name: Lithium (economic impacts) (Resource Economic Impacts)
Description: Overview of the economic impacts of lithium production, including employment, income, and regional development


Name: Laccases, Tyrosinases (Proteins)
Description: Structurally related to hemocyanin


Name: Linear coordination (ChemicalProperty)
Description: A property of the coordination of atoms in this compound


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: Switzerland is a source of the mineral.


Name: Various melting and firing processes (processes)
Description: Processes where mullite is produced.


Name: Py70Al30 (Chemical composition)
Description: The approximate bulk garnet composition of Rhodolite.


Name: Sustainable development (Development strategy)
Description: The pursuit of economic, social, and environmental progress in a balanced and equitable manner.


Name: surrender of western territories (Geographical Area)
Description: The area that Bolshevik Russia surrendered after signing the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk


Name: waist chains (Accessory)
Description: Waist chains that became a fashion accessory for women in many parts of the world


Name: Earth's crust (Geological formation)
Description: The outer solid layer of the Earth.


Name: Photorealism (Art Movement)
Description: A precursor to Hyperrealism as a full-fledged art movement


Name: Despotic leader (Concept)
Description: A ruler who exercises power in a harsh and tyrannical way


Name: the Morokweng impact structure (Geological feature)
Description: A geological feature in South Africa


Name: Ankara Government (Government)
Description: The provisional government of Turkey that declared itself the legitimate government in 1920.


Name: Northern Alaskan Red Foxes (Animals)
Description: Red foxes from northern Alaska that are more valued for their fur.


Name: KF•2HF (Compound)
Description: A compound that melts at 70°C and is electrolyzed to produce fluorine


Name: U.S. News & World Report (news organization)
Description: An American monthly magazine that ranks universities in various categories.


Name: Ethnicity Diversity (Statistic)
Description: The ethnicity diversity in Cresciano


Name: Length and Crosslinking of Silicate Anions (Property)
Description: The properties that silicates are classified according to.


Name: Magnesium Alloys (Material)
Description: Alloys made of magnesium with other metals for specific properties


Name: Population above 100,000 (Number)
Description: A number greater than one hundred thousand


Name: Tuffs and Agglomerates (Volcanic Deposit)
Description: These deposits are formed due to the explosive nature of andesite volcanism


Name: Saint John (Person)
Description: The author of the Gospel of John in Christian New Testament


Name: Tiny points of primary colors (Artistic Technique)
Description: Technique used in the painting


Name: Nuptial Feast (Social Event)
Description: A wedding feast, typically a large, celebratory meal.


Name: Wives of Han Chinese noblemen and high-ranking officials (Women)
Description: Spouses of Han Chinese nobles or high-ranking officials


Name: 9 years (Duration)
Description: Length of compulsory education


Name: Arabs (Ethnic Group)
Description: A large and diverse group of Semitic-speaking peoples inhabiting the Arabian Peninsula


Name: Study of Fossils (Science)
Description: The study of fossilized remains or traces of animals, plants, and other organisms from the past


Name: Radical conceptual and systematic change in listing authors (Concept)
Description: The proposed change to reflect the realities of multiple authorship and to buttress accountability


Name: European Architectural Elements (Architectural Style)
Description: Influential architectural styles from Europe


Name: 1829 (Year)
Description: Year when examinations were introduced for the Indian civil service


Name: Peaches (fruit)
Description: Fruits in Japanese mythology used by Izanagi to scare off the shikome


Name: Monasteries (Building)
Description: Places where both Mahayana and non-Mahayana monks could be found


Name: Příbram Meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: The first meteorite fall observed with automated cameras and recovered


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: The vital role of metalworking techniques in numerous industries.


Name: Diocese of Chur (Diocese)
Description: A Roman Catholic diocese in Switzerland


Name: Extensive tables listing over a hundred important and famous rubies and sapphires (tables)
Description: Tables detailing significant and renowned rubies and sapphires


Name: Western tradition of Woodcut printmaking (Tradition)
Description: The traditional method in Western cultures for woodcut printmaking


Name: Connecticut, USA (State)
Description: A state in the northeastern United States


Name: lapis nephriticus (synonym)
Description: An alternative name for nephrite


Name: Krishna (Deity)
Description: A prominent avatar of Vishnu in Vaishnavism tradition


Name: Cidaroida, Echinothurioida, Diadematoida, Irregularia, Pedinoida, Salenioida, Stomopneustidae, Arbaciidae, Parasaleniidae, Temnopleuridae, Trigonocidaridae, Echinidae, Parechinidae, Toxopneustidae, Echinometridae, Strongylocentrotidae (subgroups of sea urchins)
Description: Various subgroups that are part of the larger group of echinoids called sea urchins


Name: Other Unit Cells (scientific term)
Description: Unit cells that are identical to the initial one


Name: Count Dracula (literary character)
Description: A fictional character from the novel by Bram Stoker


Name: Calligraphy and Chinese painting in imperial China (Art form)
Description: Calligraphy and painting as part of education for scholar-officials


Name: Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: The art form that was given a setting by these public buildings.


Name: Doping (Common Name)
Description: Another name for the diffusion process in the creation of semiconductors.


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


Name: Pink Star (Individual Pink Diamond)
Description: The largest vivid pink diamond in the world, with a weight of 59.60 carats


Name: Kidneys (or 'reins') of humans (Anatomy)
Description: The kidneys or reins of the human body, according to verses in the Bible.


Name: Photolytic oxygen evolution (Chemical reaction)
Description: The process of producing oxygen during photosynthesis


Name: 6th century BC - 6th century AD (Time Period)
Description: Period during which the Greek colonies thrived


Name: Bowenite (Mineral)
Description: The fact that Taiwan Black Jade was initially referred to as Bowenite.


Name: Some schools (School)
Description: Schools which offer both strands of education


Name: Early Human Dwellings (Archaeology)
Description: The first permanent homes or shelters of early humans


Name: Slavic Tribes (Historical Group)
Description: A group of Slavic tribes living in the valley of the northern Morava river


Name: Light source's spectrum (property of a light source)
Description: Distribution giving the intensity at each wavelength for a given light source.


Name: Information Richness (Quality of Information)
Description: The amount and detail of information provided.


Name: Federal Parliamentary Republic (Government)
Description: Type of government


Name: Per Capita Income (Statistic)
Description: The per capita income in Cresciano


Name: The Career of Barbara Bush (Book)
Description: A book about the career of Barbara Bush


Name: protolith (Component of metamorphic rock)
Description: The original rock before it undergoes metamorphism.


Name: Brazil's Railway System (Infrastructure)
Description: The railway system in Brazil has been declining since 1945.


Name: Spanish patrimony (Heritage)
Description: The physical artifacts and intangible attributes inherited from past generations


Name: Etruscan civilization (Culture)
Description: Civilization that originated in ancient Etruria, in central Italy


Name: Pupils who do not meet the required standard (Students)
Description: Pupils who fail to meet the required academic standards in Gymnasium


Name: High-valent iron (Chemical compound)
Description: Iron in a high oxidation state, typically Fe(III or IV).


Name: Kingdom of Prilep (historical_state)
Description: One of the short-lived states that emerged from the collapse of the Serbian Empire in the 14th century


Name: Chocolate (food)
Description: a type of confection made from cocoa beans, sugar, and milk or other ingredients


Name: Malaia garnet (Gemological Varietal)
Description: The gemstone named Malaia garnet.


Name: 1953 disaster (disaster)
Description: A historical flood in the Netherlands


Name: Two reforms (Policy reform)
Description: Significant changes in health insurance and service coverage policies


Name: Pine Martens (Species)
Description: A species of mammal that has recently established on Mull


Name: Fennoscandia (region)
Description: A historical geographical region of Northern Europe.


Name: 9.2 million jobs in 2014 (Statistic)
Description: The number of jobs generated by travel and tourism in Italy in 2014


Name: Nitrogen (Chemical Element)
Description: The other constituent element in hexagonal boron nitride.


Name: Scotland (geographical location)
Description: one of the four countries constituting the United Kingdom


Name: As-Samh (Person)
Description: Governor who distributed land to the conquering forces


Name: Number of Married Individuals (Statistic)
Description: The number of married individuals in Cresciano


Name: Two Frequencies (Frequency Range)
Description: The two frequencies emitted by Tm:YAG Laser


Name: 1816 (Year)
Description: The road was constructed in approximately 1816


Name: Stoke-on-Trent, England (Place)
Description: The location where bone china production was mainly concentrated.


Name: Spices, nuts, cereals, cocoa and vegetables (foods)
Description: Various foods rich in magnesium


Name: Ancient Greek sculpture (Art form)
Description: A style of sculpture from ancient Greece, primarily composed of marble or bronze.


Name: functionalization with gallic acid groups (Process)
Description: Coating graphene particles with gallic acid


Name: Alan Watts (Person)
Description: A British philosopher, writer, and speaker known for interpreting and popularizing Eastern philosophy for Western audiences


Name: extraterrestrial rocks and their composition (Extraterrestrial materials)
Description: Information about meteorites' origin


Name: Artist's Pigment (Material)
Description: A material used by artists for coloring purposes.


Name: Chernobyl Recovery and Development Programme (CRDP) (Program)
Description: A project for the recovery of areas affected by the Chernobyl disaster.


Name: Thai King Mongkut's son (Person)
Description: King of Thailand from 1868-1910, responsible for continuing his father's reforms


Name: Straight Line (Geometric Entity)
Description: Clelia curves project to straight lines under the equirectangular projection.


Name: Minoan Society (Social system)
Description: The social structure and customs of the Minoans


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol U and atomic number 92


Name: Filter (Part of Mirror)
Description: A layer that modifies the spectrum of light passing through the mirror.


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country in southwestern Europe with territories in North Africa.


Name: Taste (Sensory Property)
Description: A characteristic used to test minerals


Name: Complexes (chemical compounds)
Description: Chemical compounds formed by the uranyl ion


Name: Private Healthcare (Healthcare Service)
Description: Private healthcare services


Name: Spodumene (world production of lithium) (Resource)
Description: The amount of lithium produced from spodumene


Name: air or gas mixtures (substance)
Description: Air or gas mixtures containing an oxygen fraction suited to the operating depth


Name: Sioux Falls, South Dakota (City)
Description: A city in the U.S. state of South Dakota


Name: Etruscan society (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in central Italy


Name: Andalusian Diet (Diet)
Description: The diet prevalent in the region of Andalusia


Name: Italian Cuisine (Culinary tradition)
Description: The traditional food and drink practices of Italy


Name: Jürgen Schmidhuber (Person)
Description: Scientist working in Ticino, received more than 100,000 scientific citations and has an h-index greater than 100 in artificial intelligence


Name: Similar Dress as their Song dynasty Counterparts (Clothing & Accessories)
Description: The dress worn by Ming dynasty empresses was similar to that of their Song dynasty counterparts


Name: Appetizers (Food)
Description: Various dishes such as patacones, sancocho de gallina, ajiaco, etc.


Name: Ancient jewelry design (Historical period)
Description: because it was more accessible than silver as source material


Name: 19th century upper and middle classes (Social group)
Description: Upper and middle classes in England, the Continent, and America.


Name: Crisis (Event)
Description: Economic downturn that occurred in the final years of the Soviet Union


Name: Warsaw Pact (Organization)
Description: Military alliance between Communist states


Name: June 24, 2011 and authorized to take place on July 23, 2011 (Date)
Description: Date when same-sex marriage was legalized in New York State


Name: Lifetime Embodied Energy (Energy)
Description: The energy consumed over the lifetime of a building, including use, maintenance, and disposal.


Name: Dead Sea (Geographical Location)
Description: Arad is 23 kilometers (14.3 mi) west of the southern end of the Dead Sea


Name: Global Culture Change Period (Historical Period)
Description: The current period of rapid cultural change, driven by various factors.


Name: United Nations (International_Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization tasked with maintaining international peace and security.


Name: Barbecue Grilling (Application)
Description: One of the applications where charcoal is used as fuel


Name: Process of Extracting Carbon from Hair (Scientific Process)
Description: The process of extracting carbon from hair for use in the creation of memorial diamonds.


Name: Berber Women of Morocco (Book)
Description: Published in conjunction with the 2014/15 exhibition


Name: Large, famous Indian diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Indian diamonds of significant size and fame


Name: Tomb figures (Historical figure representation)
Description: Representations of people found in tombs from the Southern dynasties period


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: The country where Santa Fe de Bogotá is located


Name: Electron microscopes (Microscope type)
Description: Equipment used in electron microscopy


Name: VakıfBank S.K., Fenerbahçe and Eczacıbaşı (Volleyball Clubs)
Description: Turkish volleyball clubs that have won numerous European championship titles and medals


Name: John Swinney (person)
Description: First Minister of the Scottish Government and leader of the Scottish National Party


Name: Uncertainty (Concept)
Description: A measure of the lack of knowledge or information about something


Name: fire (Natural Disaster)
Description: -


Name: Carinthia (State)
Description: A federal state of Austria


Name: Pottery Making Industry (Industry)
Description: Development and growth of pottery making


Name: Paints and Coatings (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of paints, coatings, and similar substances used to protect, color, or provide a surface for other materials


Name: Approval of Victims' Law (Action)
Description: The act of giving approval or permission.


Name: Fluorescent nanodiamonds (Material)
Description: Nanodiamonds that exhibit fluorescence


Name: 1936 (Year)
Description: The year quinacridone was first synthesized.


Name: Passion never fails to wrest the scepter from reason in any assembly (Quotation)
Description: A quote expressing his belief about human passion and decision-making.


Name: unusual shapes (Physical attribute)
Description: Various forms, resembling man-made or high-tech objects, mushrooms, buttons, hourglasses and hollow glass balls


Name: Otto von Bismarck (Politician)
Description: Prussian statesman who dominated German politics from the unification of Germany in 1871


Name: Impact Glass (Geological Component)
Description: Material may contain preserved signs of ancient life—if life existed


Name: Chernobyl Exclusion Zone (geographical_area)
Description: The area around the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant that has been evacuated and restricted due to radiation


Name: Russia's demographic crisis (Social Issue)
Description: A decrease in the population due to various factors such as emigration, low birth rates, and deaths


Name: EU membership application (political action)
Description: The process of applying for EU membership by Ukraine


Name: Boston Bruins (Sports Team)
Description: A professional ice hockey team based in Boston, Massachusetts.


Name: Realization of Profit from Merging Economic and Religious Interests (MentalState)
Description: The realization among Swiss people that the cantons would profit more from merging their economic and religious interests.


Name: Liangzhu culture (Neolithic jade working center)
Description: A Neolithic jade working center located in the Lake Tai District


Name: Caroline Alexander (Person)
Description: British author, historian, and art historian


Name: Show-Me State (Nickname)
Description: An unofficial nickname for Missouri


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: Location of the specified universities in Afghanistan


Name: Four structures (Number)
Description: The number of buildings the Kingsbridge branch has had since its establishment in 1894


Name: Sciences (field)
Description: Represents the domain of knowledge


Name: Tlaxcala region (region)
Description: -


Name: Moscona mine, Villabona (Spain) (Mine)
Description: A mine in Spain where yellow fluorite crystals are found


Name: Acrylic painting (Artwork)
Description: The result of using acrylic as a medium for art.


Name: Itabira microregion (Geographical region)
Description: A smaller administrative region within the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil


Name: Cats (Domestic Pet)
Description: Feline animal kept as a pet


Name: Plate Tectonics (geological process)
Description: A geological process that results in the movement of large tectonic plates on Earth's surface.


Name: Trade or Occupation (Occupation Class)
Description: Any regular activity people do in exchange for payment, such as a job, career, business, or calling.


Name: men for the army (People)
Description: Individuals required to serve in the Mycenaean army


Name: Reproductions (Art Category)
Description: A duplicate or facsimile of an original work of art.


Name: Immortality or prolong life (Concept)
Description: The belief that jade could extend lifespan


Name: 14% (Numerical Value)
Description: Percentage of total assets held by Asian banks during 2008-2009


Name: Religious teacher (mullah) (Spiritual Role)
Description: Provides religious education and guidance


Name: Plants, Animals (Human body) (Species)
Description: Plants and animals where copper is essential


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: A city located in the state of New York, United States


Name: 3.0% (Percentage)
Description: Annual growth rate of Brazil's population in the 1950s


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


Name: historical civilizations (Category)
Description: Ancient societies that have undergone significant decline or collapse, such as the Minoan, Harappan, and Western Roman Empire


Name: Örebro (City)
Description: A city in Sweden


Name: Red, Orange, Yellow and White Colors (Color)
Description: Colors displayed by different parts of a flame based on temperature


Name: Russia's population (Population)
Description: The total number of people living in Russia


Name: Synthetic Moissanite (Simulated Stone)
Description: A simulated or imitation stone used as diamond simulant


Name: lions of the Alhambra and of the Maristán of Granada (Artwork)
Description: Two notable exceptions of sculptures from al-Andalus


Name: entrepreneurial spirit and innovation (cultural characteristic)
Description: a population characterized by having a strong drive to start businesses and create new technologies


Name: Ranjit Singh (Person)
Description: Maharaja of the Sikh Empire from 1799 to 1839


Name: Carbon in biochemistry (ChemicalElementComparison)
Description: Silicon as a potential alternative for carbon in extraterrestrial life or other hypothetical types of biochemistry.


Name: Dargaite (mineral)
Description: a rare mineral with formula BaCa12(SiO4)4(SO4)2O3


Name: Guadalquivir River (river)
Description: A river in southern Spain and Portugal, flowing through Andalusia


Name: Radivojevic et al. (2013) (Study)
Description: Study that discovered tin bronze foil from the Pločnik archaeological site


Name: Mantle Peridotite (Geological Entity)
Description: Peridotite found within the Earth's mantle


Name: relief decoration (artistic style)
Description: Decoration technique using relief


Name: Zurich Airport (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: Switzerland's largest international flight gateway


Name: Mycenaeans (ancient culture)
Description: Ancient Greek culture from the Mycenaean Greece era


Name: 101 Deputies from HDP and CHP Party (Group)
Description: A group of 101 deputies from the pro-Kurdish HDP and main opposition CHP party.


Name: Limestone Dales and Rivers (Geographical Feature)
Description: Areas with limestone in Derbyshire


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A landlocked country located in Central and South Asia.


Name: Jade production in China (Art and Culture)
Description: Production of jade started over 7000 years ago


Name: Magnesia (Compound)
Description: Magnesium oxide


Name: French troops (Military Entity)
Description: The French troops that occupied Spain's major fortresses in 1807


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: Forms MgO, MgO2 and Mg(O2)2


Name: Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot (artist)
Description: a painter who depicted the lush green of rural landscapes and forests


Name: Nuuk (Location)
Description: The area of Nuuk in Greenland, where Nuummite was found.


Name: Loex James Ltd. (Company)
Description: The commercial mining and export of Canadian jade began with the company Loex James Ltd.


Name: Vindelici (Alpine Tribe)
Description: An Alpine people, historically attested in what is now Switzerland and Germany


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: A country in Europe, previously known as Great Britain


Name: Greek Colonization (Historical Event)
Description: Colonization that paved the way for the spread of coinage around the Mediterranean.


Name: 99% of family-operated and small farms (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of small farms within South Italy


Name: Gaius Petronius in his Satyricon (Literary work)
Description: A work by the Roman novelist


Name: Civil Law Legal System (Legal System Type)
Description: A type of legal system that is predominantly codified and has its origins in continental Europe


Name: Demographics of U.S. States (Population)
Description: The demographics of the states of the United States


Name: Taiwanese indigenous peoples (Ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group native to Taiwan


Name: North America (Continent)
Description: The United States is located on the continent of North America


Name: Roman naturalist Pliny the Elder (Person)
Description: A Roman author and natural philosopher


Name: Department of Energy (DOE) (Agency)
Description: An agency of the U.S. federal government responsible for managing the nation's nuclear weapons and energy


Name: Cost of crystalline elemental boron (Price)
Description: The cost of crystalline elemental boron


Name: 16th century (time period)
Description: The time period when these Berber dynasties ruled


Name: Evergreen Species (Living Thing)
Description: Plants that stay green throughout the year


Name: Moravia (Political Entity)
Description: Early medieval state


Name: Poorer Soviet Republics (GroupOfCountries)
Description: group of poorer republics within the Soviet Union


Name: Creation stories (Aboriginal culture) (Story)
Description: Creation stories (Aboriginal culture) are accounts of how the world and its inhabitants came to be.


Name: 16th Century (Time Period)
Description: A time period in the history of Earth


Name: Two or More Races (Ethnic Group Subdivision)
Description: People who identify as belonging to two or more races


Name: The earliest documented gemstone cut (Artifact)
Description: c. 1070–1125


Name: Thick Arc and Back-Arc Fold Belts (Geological Feature)
Description: Geological belts formed by the bending of Earth's crust during plate tectonics.


Name: Valve Buttons of Trumpets and Other Brass Instruments (Part of Musical Instrument)
Description: Parts used to control the pitch in brass instruments


Name: Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental organization consisting of Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan that aims to promote economic integration and cooperation


Name: Ce:YAG (Material)
Description: Cerium-doped YAG


Name: Selected infantry regiments in the Indian Army (Military Unit)
Description: Specified infantry regiments in the Indian Army


Name: National Football League (NFL) (League)
Description: The league where American football is played professionally


Name: Mineral (Naturally occurring substance)
Description: A naturally occurring solid chemical compound or element


Name: President (Position)
Description: The highest position of authority in a government.


Name: Increased calorific value of brown coal (Energy content)
Description: The enhanced energy potential of lignite due to drying


Name: Manhattan North (Sanitation depot)
Description: Industrial uses, including depots for subway (207th Street Yard), bus (Kingsbridge Bus Depot), and sanitation (Manhattan North), exist primarily along Sherman Creek.


Name: Mull (Island)
Description: An island off the west coast of Scotland, forming part of Lorn


Name: London, Leicester (City)
Description: Cities with significant ethnic diversity


Name: Area of flatter land dotted with rocky hills (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Flatter land area around Nikki and Save


Name: neighbouring Ivankiv Raion (Administrative Division)
Description: The neighbouring district that took over the administration


Name: Single-Crystal (Crystal Structure)
Description: A solid material containing a single crystal


Name: Fufluns (Deity)
Description: Etruscan deity associated with populus


Name: 2,200 millimetres (87 in) annually (Quantity)
Description: The highest annual precipitation in Turkey.


Name: Mycenaean objects (artifact)
Description: ancient objects from the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Hillwalker (Profession)
Description: Someone who takes part in hill walking as a recreational activity or sport.


Name: Royal Museum for Central Africa (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Tervuren, Belgium


Name: Macedon under king Philip II (Historical Entity)
Description: Kingdom of Macedonia ruled by Philip II


Name: One of the Largest Sectors of the Greek Economy (Economic Importance)
Description: Greece


Name: Nuclear reactors (Industry)
Description: Devices that initiate and control a sustained nuclear chain reaction


Name: All-Male Cabinet (Government Body)
Description: Cabinet consisting only of men


Name: Herat-born Zablon Simintov (Individual)
Description: The last known Jew in Afghanistan until his emigration.


Name: Cyrillic alphabet (Alphabet)
Description: The Cyrillic alphabet created in the First Bulgarian Empire


Name: extremely severe winters (Weather Condition)
Description: Winter conditions characterized by extreme low temperatures.


Name: a diverse and dynamic society, with a rich tapestry of ethnicities, religions, and cultures that make it vibrant and inclusive (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a diverse and dynamic society, with a rich tapestry of ethnicities, religions, and cultures that make it vibrant and inclusive


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 6 and symbol C, it is non-metal.


Name: World War II casualties (Quantity)
Description: Total deaths and injuries caused by World War II


Name: Enhanced lighting effects (Application of mirrors)
Description: The use of mirrors to produce enhanced lighting effects, such as in greenhouses or conservatories.


Name: Loco (Place)
Description: A village that was the capital of the old Onsernone valley community during the Middle Ages until the end of Ancien Régime


Name: workers in Quarry Town and folks in Marble (People)
Description: Workers and residents of Quarry Town and Marble who were affected by the prohibition


Name: Reflection of Chinese culture and philosophy (Symbolic representation)
Description: A representation or manifestation of cultural values, beliefs, and ideas.


Name: Healthcare system (Social resource)
Description: the organizations, facilities, and personnel that deliver medical services


Name: Many cidaroids, most of the genera in the Echinothuriidae family, and the 'cactus urchins' Dermechinus. (Sea urchin species)
Description: Species of sea urchins found primarily in the abyssal zone.


Name: Agricultural Sector (Sector)
Description: The primary driver of economic growth in Benin.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: North American nation that was established as a federal constitutional republic in 1787


Name: Lanthanum (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery-white, trivalent transition metal


Name: Sierra de Andújar, Sierra Morena, Doñana and Despeñaperros (geographical location within Andalusia)
Description: Areas within Andalusia where threatened carnivores reside


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country located in southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia


Name: Turks (Ethnicity)
Description: The majority of the population are Turks.


Name: Lise Meitner and Otto Hahn (Person)
Description: German physicists who discovered protactinium


Name: Feed Production (Industry)
Description: The industry that produces food for animals


Name: Kufi (Adornment)
Description: A cap worn by Muslim men


Name: Guarnacci Etruscan Museum (Volterra) (institution)
Description: Museum in Volterra, Italy


Name: abolishment of the Second Hellenic Republic (Event)
Description: The event where the republic was abolished through a rigged referendum


Name: Islamic Middle East (region)
Description: Region where the Albarello form was originally made.


Name: Plains tribes (North America) (Tribe)
Description: Native American tribes inhabiting the Great Plains.


Name: Philo of Byzantium (Person)
Description: 2nd century BCE Greek writer on mechanics


Name: Gender (Category)
Description: The proportion of the population belonging to each gender


Name: the Patriotic Health Campaign (InitiatedCampaign)
Description: A public health initiative aimed at improving sanitation and hygiene in China


Name: Fancy shaped diamonds (Quality of fancy shaped diamonds)
Description: Depending on the cutter's skill, these diamonds can still have excellent sparkle and brilliance


Name: Sunday Roast (Meal)
Description: Traditional British meal featuring a roasted joint and accompanying dishes


Name: Modern Japan's status as a global economic power (event)
Description: Japan's rise to become one of the world's leading economies


Name: Tang dynasty women's weimao (Attire)
Description: The gaitou was derived from the weimao, a veil worn by women during the Tang dynasty


Name: East Francia (Kingdom of Germany) (HistoricalEntity)
Description: a historical entity that existed from 996 to 1806


Name: Fabergé (Company)
Description: A Russian jeweler known for its intricate egg-shaped objects


Name: Besancenot (Artist)
Description: French artist who died on 1956-07-20


Name: Faced ongoing challenges related to economic stagnation, demographic changes, and regional disparities (description)
Description: Japan's ongoing political struggles


Name: Gemological Institute of America (GIA) (Organization)
Description: An organization that developed 11 clarity scales to decide the quality of a diamond for its sale value


Name: Meramec Caverns (Cave)
Description: A much-visited show cave in Stanton, Missouri


Name: Titus Manlius (Person)
Description: Roman soldier who received the nickname Torquatus due to wearing a torc


Name: Nishiseto Expressway (highway)
Description: The Nishiseto Expressway


Name: Emperor Shengzu (Kangxi Emperor) (Emperor)
Description: Ruled between c. 1662 until 1722


Name: Merton College, Oxford (Educational Institution)
Description: The place where Frederick Soddy graduated in 1898


Name: Spinel (MgAl2O4) (spinel)
Description: an example of a spinel


Name: East Siberia and Russian Far East (Geographical Region)
Description: regions of Russia located in Eastern Siberia and the Russian Far East


Name: Professional autonomy (professional concept)
Description: Professional autonomy is a claim of professionals that has to serve primarily their own interests.


Name: Pumpkins, Jack-o-lanterns (Decorative Item)
Description: Objects used to celebrate Halloween.


Name: Chalcogenides, Arsenides, Antimonides and Bismuthides (compound_class)
Description: Class of compounds adopting the NiAs structure


Name: The blacks produced (Color)
Description: Early blacks produced from various trees' bark, roots or fruits


Name: Warm Grey (Color)
Description: A type of grey created by yellow, orange and red


Name: roofing tiles (Building material)
Description: Quartzite can be used as roofing tiles.


Name: Benin Forest Cover (Geographical Feature)
Description: The forest cover of Benin.


Name: Greisen veins (Geological Feature)
Description: Veins or large zones in the roof of some granites.


Name: Republic of Texas (Political entity)
Description: A former independent republic in North America that was annexed by the United States


Name: DiamondSimulantsIdentification Instruments (Instrument or Tool)
Description: Specially made instruments for identifying diamonds and their simulants


Name: Ancient cultures (Cultural group)
Description: Refers to any of various peoples in the remote past.


Name: [Charles] (Person)
Description: Youngest son of Louis the German who came with an army to Rastislav's huge fortification


Name: Evzonas (Peak)
Description: The highest point of Hymettus mountain range with an elevation of 1,026 m


Name: Province of Naples (Administrative Division)
Description: A province in the Campania region of southern Italy.


Name: the tyrants of Syracuse (Person)
Description: The rulers of Syracuse, known for their wealth and public relations


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The United States of America


Name: Mark Twain (Author)
Description: American author whose work was influenced by the literary movement of the time


Name: Piazzi (Person)
Description: The discoverer of Ceres


Name: Mechanical stress on a heated mixture of UC and UC2 (process)
Description: The compound is prepared by subjecting a heated mixture of UC and UC2 to mechanical stress


Name: Josef Šíma (Artist)
Description: A Czech artist known for his contributions to surrealism


Name: The Export and Import of Rough Diamonds Act (Laws)
Description: A Canadian law regulating the trade of rough diamonds


Name: Poison cup demonstration (Legend)
Description: A legend about John's faith and divine aid


Name: Purple and Mourning (Symbolism or Custom)
Description: The use of purple to signify mourning in certain contexts


Name: Ancestor spirits (Aboriginal belief) (Concept)
Description: Ancestor spirits (Aboriginal belief) are the spiritual beings that created the world and continue to influence it.


Name: Bank of England (Institution)
Description: The central bank of the United Kingdom


Name: Johannes Kepler (Scientist)
Description: Theoretical astronomer who believed in the existence of a hidden planet between Jupiter and Mars


Name: Dauphin Island Audubon Bird Sanctuary (Bird Sanctuary)
Description: A bird sanctuary located in Alabama


Name: Tools (Man-made object)
Description: An instrument or device used to perform a particular task, especially one that is manual and portable


Name: Reproductions of ancient hanfu (Clothing)
Description: Modern versions of traditional Han Chinese clothing made strictly following the styles depicted on ancient paintings, murals, and/or archaeological finds.


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


Name: Circa 9 million motor vehicles (Number)
Description: The approximate number of motor vehicles on the roads in the Netherlands


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


Name: beylerbey (title)
Description: title given to Hayreddin Barbarossa by the Ottoman sultan


Name: music (art form)
Description: One of the universal cultural aspects found across all known human societies


Name: Late 2nd millennium BC (Time Period)
Description: The approximate time when the Bronze Age in Ban Chiang is believed to have started


Name: Diffusion (Manufacturing Process)
Description: A process of gradually transferring a substance from one location to another.


Name: Airborne Troops (Military Branch)
Description: An independent arm of service in the Russian Armed Forces.


Name: U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin 260 (Publication)
Description: A geological survey bulletin


Name: Northern Tyrrhenian Sea (geographical region)
Description: Region in Northern Italy


Name: Liturgical fans (Object)
Description: Objects that are waved during religious ceremonies


Name: 82 percent of schools in making adequate yearly progress (AYP) toward student proficiency under the National No Child Left Behind law (Percentage of schools making AYP)
Description: The percentage of Alabama's schools that made adequate yearly progress towards student proficiency according to the National No Child Left Behind law in 2007


Name: Atomic number of copper (Identification)
Description: The atomic number representing copper, which is '29'.


Name: Shovel-shaped Bronze Coins (Currency)
Description: The oldest known coins, produced between 640 B.C. and 550 B.C.


Name: Russia (Location)
Description: The place where these holidays are still being observed


Name: Garnet group (Group of minerals)
Description: A group of minerals with garnet structure


Name: Almoravids (Historical Figure)
Description: Berber dynasty that took over Al-Andalus


Name: 16th on Inter-Parliamentary Union's list of countries ranked by proportion of women in the lower (or single) House (Ranking)
Description: -


Name: Visible light (Radiation)
Description: Light that is visible to the human eye


Name: Giuseppe Piazzi (Person)
Description: Catholic priest and astronomer who discovered Ceres


Name: Christian Democratic Political Ideology (Ideology)
Description: Political ideology based on Catholic social teaching and Neo-Calvinist theology


Name: Māori people (Ethnic Group)
Description: People of New Zealand


Name: Fossil fuel fires (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Fires that burn under the surface of Earth


Name: Oakeshott typology (Typology)
Description: A system for defining and cataloging European swords of the medieval period.


Name: Irreligion in Germany (Phenomenon)
Description: 46.2% of the population are not members of any religious organization


Name: Greek cities' figure (Historical figure/Civil servant)
Description: Similar figures in Greek cities, however done by slaves


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


Name: Harvard University Press and Yale University Press (Publishing Company)
Description: University presses based in New England


Name: Reinforced concrete (Building material)
Description: Concrete that has been strengthened using steel rods or bars.


Name: dynastic considerations between Great Britain and the Netherlands (Dynastic_consideration)
Description: Considerations for marriage between the royal houses of Great Britain and the Netherlands


Name: Hibatullah Akhundzada (Person)
Description: the leader of the Taliban government in March 2023


Name: OSHA (Government Organization)
Description: A U.S. federal agency responsible for occupational safety and health


Name: Vertebrates (subclass of Animal)
Description: Animals with an endoskeleton centered around an axial vertebral column


Name: King of Silla (Historical figure)
Description: Ruler of Silla during Empress Jingū's invasion


Name: Wealth and Prosperity (Economic Status)
Description: Indication of richness or success in life


Name: Diet (Nutritional practice)
Description: The habitual consumption patterns of an organism or group of organisms


Name: Manganese(II) (Oxidation State)
Description: The +2 oxidation state of manganese.


Name: Revenue (Financial Term)
Description: Monetary return on an investment or activity


Name: higher_temperatures_than_9 K at very high pressures (Temperature and Pressure Condition)
Description: A condition where temperatures are higher than 9 Kelvin (K) and the pressure is more than 20 GPa.


Name: Lindlof and Taylor (Group)
Description: American scholars who characterized cultural studies in the US as grounded in a pragmatic, liberal-pluralist tradition


Name: Perspective on economics rooted in physics (Idea)
Description: Laws of thermodynamics


Name: xiongbei (central badges) (clothing accessory)
Description: xiongbei (central badges) were used on the official clothes during the Ming dynasty


Name: 14% of Germany's land area (Percentage of Land Area)
Description: Settlements or infrastructure


Name: Computer-based Artworks (Art Forms)
Description: These are artworks that are created using computers and their related technologies


Name: Thermonuclear flames (Astronomical phenomena)
Description: Flames driven by burning light and heavy nuclei in stars.


Name: Rome (ancient city)
Description: Ancient city that became the capital of the Roman Empire.


Name: Rough sedimentary particles or small rocks coating exterior (Physical Property)
Description: The exterior of Type I fulgurites is often coated with rough sedimentary particles or small rocks


Name: Marquisate of Zenete's Traditional Architecture (Specific Architectural Style)
Description: Other specific local architectural styles


Name: Italian monarchy (PoliticalEntity)
Description: the government that aimed to establish a united Italian state


Name: Change in Tahitian Society (Social Change)
Description: The transformation of the society due to the influence of missionaries


Name: Nchwaning mine (Mine)
Description: A manganese mine located in the Kalahari Manganese Fields, South Africa


Name: a vibrant and dynamic culture, with a rich mix of traditions, customs, and practices that make it unique (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a vibrant and dynamic culture, with a rich mix of traditions, customs, and practices that make it unique


Name: Several factors (Factors)
Description: Includes the specific context of where the individual is going, economic status, religious and cultural background


Name: Francesco Pico della Mirandola (Person)
Description: An Italian philosopher who wrote the Oration on the Dignity of Man


Name: Etymology of the name Saijō (Concept)
Description: The meaning and history behind the name Saijō


Name: Progressive metamorphism between dolomite and quartz (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process that leads to the formation of forsterite, calcite and carbon dioxide from dolomite and quartz


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A multinational state in eastern Europe and northern Asia.


Name: Dolomitization (Geological process)
Description: The process whereby limestone is converted to dolomite


Name: Year 1958 (Time)
Description: The year 1958


Name: Fluorapatite, Chlorapatite, Hydroxylapatite (Mineral Species)
Description: Species within the apatite group


Name: Women of 19th century (Group)
Description: Group of women who crafted their own hairwork in their homes during the 19th century.


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


Name: EFSA Recommendation for Higher Zinc Intake (Guideline)
Description: The recommendation by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) for higher zinc intake


Name: Various industries (Industry sector)
Description: A broad term that can refer to any large-scale enterprise or activity.


Name: Tengri Ülgen (Deity)
Description: A form or aspect of Tengri, providing guidance to humans


Name: Tunisia National Football Team (Sports Team)
Description: The national football team of Tunisia


Name: Modern Syria (Biblical Aram) (Place)
Description: The region where the Arameans originated


Name: World Environment (Location)
Description: The global environment affected by animal husbandry


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: A region in southern Spain


Name: Viceroy Antonio Caballero y Góngora (Person)
Description: The viceroy of New Granada during the 18th century.


Name: Greek Uprisings (Historical Event)
Description: Historical revolts by the Greek population against Ottoman rule.


Name: Caution for motor cars (Concept)
Description: A situation to be aware of before the Locomotives on Highways Act 1896 abolished this law


Name: African Americans (Demographic)
Description: Group of people who migrated to Birmingham during the early decades of the 20th century


Name: Glen Island (Island)
Description: An island off the Long Island Sound shore


Name: Biological classification (Classification process)
Description: The systematic arrangement of biological organisms based on shared characteristics


Name: American modernism (Art Movement)
Description: A style of art characterized by individualistic expression


Name: three stages (division)
Description: The division of twilight according to the Sun's depth below the horizon


Name: central valley (geographical features)
Description: A significant part of Aosta Valley where a substantial part of the population lives


Name: 41K (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of potassium with an atomic mass of 41.


Name: 16 a sites and 24 d sites (Crystallographic site)
Description: Positions in the crystal structure where atoms can occupy


Name: 31Si (chemical element isotope)
Description: A radioisotope of silicon with a half-life of 2.62 hours


Name: Large overlapping marble tiles (Material)
Description: Known as imbrices and tegulae.


Name: Spanish Constitution (Legislation)
Description: The Spanish constitution that defines the varying degrees of autonomy for the regions


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: North African country known for its Mediterranean coastline and archaeological sites.


Name: Langtang landslide deposit (Geological_formation)
Description: A geological formation that is a large-scale landslide deposit from 30,000 - 25,000 years ago in Nepal.


Name: ageing ownership groups (Demographic Group)
Description: Groups of people who are elderly or old in terms of age.


Name: Land Restitution Efforts (Action)
Description: The act of making efforts to address a particular issue.


Name: Vocational Training (Education Program)
Description: The alternative education options available to young adults in Australia.


Name: studies on the volcanic San Juan Mountains (Study)
Description: the studies that Esper Signius Larsen and Charles Whitman Cross published in 1956


Name: Tetrachromatic (Color Vision Class)
Description: A creature having four types of cones responsible for color vision


Name: The reliquary containing the 'Bell of Saint Patrick' (artifact)
Description: A reliquary associated with a sacred object attributed to Saint Patrick


Name: Present day (Time)
Description: The current period


Name: Koreans, Roma (Ethnicity)
Description: Other ethnic minority groups in Ukraine


Name: Brown diamonds (Diamond Color)
Description: Diamonds that were predominantly used for industrial purposes.


Name: Diamond cutter (Profession)
Description: Person involved in the process of cutting diamonds


Name: Caribbean music (Musical genre)
Description: A musical genre that originated in the Caribbean region


Name: Providence Grays, Worcester Worcesters, Hartford Dark Blues (Sports_team)
Description: Early professional and semi-professional baseball teams in New England


Name: Albite (Mineral)
Description: A silicate mineral that is a polymorph of orthoclase feldspar


Name: Chinese porcelain (artifact)
Description: Porcelain from China


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


Name: extraterrestrial origin (Origin)
Description: An origin from outer space


Name: Titanium Trichloride (TiCl3) (Compound)
Description: A compound of Titanium


Name: set of legal codes (law)
Description: Legal framework established by Motecuzoma I


Name: Great Britain (Geographical Feature)
Description: The largest island of the British Isles


Name: International livability measures (Measure)
Description: Measures used to evaluate the quality of living conditions in cities


Name: merchant cities and dominant families (Organization)
Description: Groups that trade goods for profit


Name: J.F. Manning (Person)
Description: The company president of the marble contract.