Name: religious conflicts between Protestantism and Roman Catholicism (Religious Conflict)
Description: Conflicts between Protestants and Catholics in the region


Name: Tableware (Artifact)
Description: Dishes or dishware used for setting a table, serving food and dining.


Name: Eugène-Melchior Péligot (Scientist)
Description: French chemist who isolated uranium metal


Name: 75% carbon (Chemical_element)
Description: -


Name: US$200 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: A monetary value in US dollars


Name: Tlaxcala (Geographical Location)
Description: A region in Mexico where the Tlaxcala Confederacy was


Name: Ángela Restrepo (Person)
Description: Established accurate diagnoses and treatments to combat the effects of a disease caused by Paracoccidioides brasiliensis


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


Name: Household Income Statistics (economic)
Description: the income statistics of the county's households


Name: icons and hagiographies (Art form)
Description: The main focus of Byzantine art was icons and religious narratives.


Name: a few hundred (Number)
Description: -


Name: Ancient Rome (Historical Period)
Description: A period that spans the history of ancient Rome from its legendary founding in 753 BC until the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD.


Name: Merle Jacobs' food-courtship hypothesis (Hypothesis)
Description: The idea that peahens are attracted to peacocks for the resemblance of their eye spots to blue berries


Name: Prohibition Order (Legal Action)
Description: A court order preventing a person from seeking, obtaining or continuing any employment or volunteering that involves having authority over another person's real property, money, or valuable security.


Name: Penninic zone of the Alps (Geological Zone)
Description: A geologic formation in the Penninic nappes of the Alps


Name: SADC (Southern African Development Community) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political stability, and security among its 16 member states in Southern Africa


Name: Caves near Vercors Cave System (GeographicalLocation)
Description: Caves near Grenoble and Echirolles, Switzerland


Name: the turtle's voyage across land and sea represented the expedition from earth to underworld (concept)
Description: The symbolic representation of turtles in Chinese culture


Name: carbon (Element)
Description: Similarity between Boron Nitride and Carbon


Name: Verbania (Town)
Description: The town of Verbania that is near Mosogno


Name: Monument to the Conquerors of Space (Historical monument)
Description: A monument dedicated to cosmonauts


Name: Around Birmingham (Location)
Description: The geographical region it surrounds.


Name: Fluorochemicals (Compound)
Description: A class of chemicals that contain the element fluorine


Name: North Africa, Middle East and North America (Region or Continent)
Description: Regions that Málaga Airport has direct flights to.


Name: Muzo indigenous people (indigenous_group)
Description: The native population of the mining area in Colombia.


Name: Thomas Hardy (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: Traded orpiment, a mineral producing an orange pigment


Name: Beverage Cans (Artifact)
Description: Containers used for storing and transporting beverages


Name: Potassium ferricyanide (Organometallic compound)
Description: A specific organometallic compound containing a carbon ligand (cyanide)


Name: being an elementary particle with integer spin, being responsible for mediating fundamental forces such as electromagnetism, the weak nuclear force, and the strong nuclear force (property)
Description: Boson is an elementary particle with integer spin, being responsible for mediating the fundamental forces of nature such as electromagnetism, the weak nuclear force, and the strong nuclear force.


Name: Physical alterations (Species Traits)
Description: The behavioral changes were accompanied by physical alterations


Name: Aztecs (Culture)
Description: The culture practicing sacrifice, with a lack of scholarly consensus as to whether cannibalism was widespread.


Name: Largest in Latin America (Ranking)
Description: Largest armed forces among Latin American countries


Name: Multiple plate color techniques (Printmaking techniques)
Description: Techniques where a number of plates, screens or blocks are produced to provide different colors.


Name: being a type of hadron, consisting of one quark and one antiquark, carrying the strong and/or electromagnetic force (property)
Description: Meson is a type of hadron that consists of one quark and one antiquark, being carriers of the strong and/or electromagnetic force.


Name: 4th wedding anniversary (Event)
Description: The 4th wedding anniversary gem is blue topaz


Name: Lifestyle of the original Moriori inhabitants (lifestyle)
Description: The lifestyle of the original indigenous people of the Chatham Islands


Name: Colonial Indigenous Towns (Town)
Description: Towns established under the Spanish rule during the colonial period


Name: Iron (Material)
Description: The material that steel is made from


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


Name: Functionalism (architectural style)
Description: An architectural and design movement that emphasizes utility and function


Name: Vita Cyrilli (attributed to Clement of Ohrid) (Biography)
Description: Biography of Cyril attributed to Clement of Ohrid


Name: Martin Heinrich Klaproth (Person)
Description: German chemist who simultaneously isolated ceria


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


Name: Anti-government and pro-Russian protests in Donbas region of Ukraine (Protest)
Description: Demonstrations against the new Ukrainian government


Name: - (Local Center)
Description: The dominant political, economic, or cultural entity in a specific region


Name: Electrical contacts (Component)
Description: Gold used in electrical contacts due to its resistance to corrosion.


Name: Imperial porcelain of the Song dynasty (Artifact)
Description: Ceramics that were diplomatic gifts given by Chinese emperors during the Song dynasty


Name: Ahal Region, Mary Region and Lebap Region of Turkmenistan (Region)
Description: regions in Turkmenistan with which Afghanistan shares borders clockwise from south-west


Name: Girls' Toys (Toy Category)
Description: Toys marketed to girls


Name: Social construction (Concept)
Description: A system or practice that is produced and maintained by society


Name: Jadarite (mineral)
Description: A newly discovered mineral


Name: Fauna and flora (Natural resource)
Description: the animal and plant life in an area


Name: Qur'an (Religious text)
Description: The holy book of Islam


Name: Alhambra, La Sagrada Familia, Gaudi's Park Guell, and the City of Toledo (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Description: Four UNESCO World Heritage Sites located in Spain.


Name: Big Bang (Cosmic Event)
Description: The event that resulted in the creation of the observable universe.


Name: China's government (Government)
Description: The ruling political authority in the People's Republic of China.


Name: mountains and valleys (Topography)
Description: A succession of mountains and valleys


Name: ASTM D7458 (standard)
Description: Standard for dissolution and detection of refractory beryllium oxide and siliceous beryllium


Name: 1940s (Time Period)
Description: The time period when controlled public water supply fluoridation started


Name: western coast of Asia Minor, including Miletus and Troy, Cyprus, Lebanon, Palestine and Egypt (Location)
Description: Locations where Mycenaean pottery reached


Name: Achaemenid Empire (historical empire)
Description: Ancient Persian empire founded by Cyrus the Great


Name: Almohads (Dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty that ruled much of North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula from 1121 to 1269


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


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A carbon-containing mineral with the chemical formula of C


Name: Fancy cuts (Cut shape)
Description: -


Name: Amethyst (Gemstone)
Description: A purple variety of quartz


Name: Impure natural diamonds (Subtype of Diamond)
Description: Pure diamond is less conductive than impure natural diamonds


Name: - (-)
Description: Legislative power held by the States General


Name: Industrial Sector (Sector)
Description: The sector of an economy that produces goods using raw materials or components


Name: ġeolurēad (Old English term)
Description: Term for reddish orange in Old English.


Name: Albert Claude and Christian de Duve (Person)
Description: Belgian scientists who were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine together in 1974


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


Name: U.S. Marine Corps Model 1859 NCO Sword (Weapon)
Description: A sword used by Non-Commissioned Officers in the U.S. Marine Corps.


Name: Georgia and Florida (State)
Description: States in the southeastern region of the United States.


Name: Surfactants (Chemical)
Description: Substances that reduce surface tension


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


Name: Industrial production of fluorine gas (Process)
Description: The process used in industrial production of fluorine gas


Name: allanite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that occurs in association with Stillwellite-(Ce).


Name: Spread between cost of funds and loan interest rate (Financial Term)
Description: The difference between the level of interest a bank pays for deposits and other sources of funds, and the level of interest it charges in its lending activities.


Name: Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (Airport)
Description: Busiest among the world's 50 busiest passenger airports


Name: Toadstones to be used to treat epilepsy (Belief)
Description: The belief that toadstones were used to treat epilepsy


Name: Hind Legs (Anatomical feature)
Description: The hind legs were either lost altogether, as in the whales and manatees, or united in a single tail fin as in the pinnipeds (seals).


Name: EPA (Government agency)
Description: Environmental Protection Agency


Name: environmental concerns (issue)
Description: Problems associated with topaz mining, mostly in larger-scale operations


Name: specially fine coins (Artifact)
Description: Coins produced by Syracuse, including the large silver decadrachm


Name: Carbide-derived carbon (CDC) (Carbon material)
Description: A family of carbon materials produced via selective removal of metals from metal carbide precursors.


Name: Spanish Netherlands (Historical Political Entity)
Description: The Southern part of the present-day Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg


Name: Central Mexico (Geographical Location)
Description: The central region of Mexico where Aztec place names are most prevalent


Name: Luigi Pirandello (Philosopher)
Description: Renaissance philosopher


Name: Kingdom of Hungary (Historical state)
Description: A historical state that existed in the Carpathian Basin during the Middle Ages


Name: Weathering process of Azurite (geological process)
Description: The replacement of some CO2 units with H2O


Name: Medici Chapel (Building)
Description: A chapel created by Michelangelo for the Medici family


Name: Terrestrial Crustal Rock (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock formations on Earth's crust


Name: Portugal (Country)
Description: A country located north of Morocco, with Madeira belonging to it


Name: League of Nations' scientific coordination (Action)
Description: Coordination of scientists and intellectual cooperation within the League


Name: Chlorine gas (Chemical Compound)
Description: A byproduct of the Dow process, formed at the anode during electrolysis.


Name: Organizations (International Group)
Description: The international organizations that Spain belongs to, including the European Union and the United Nations.


Name: Minas Geraes-class dreadnoughts (warship)
Description: -


Name: Tourism (Economic Activity)
Description: The most important economic activity on the island of Thasos


Name: Color Saturation in Grey (Color Quality)
Description: The slight amount of color saturation present in grey


Name: Cheesemaking (custom_or_trade)
Description: An ancient tradition in most Alpine countries


Name: North American Basketball League (2016–present) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that was founded in 2016


Name: Pendants and large C-shaped ornaments (Artifacts)
Description: The common objects found in the Hongshan culture.


Name: G7 (Group)
Description: An informal group of seven leading industrialized democracies


Name: Melancholy, Mystery, or Elegance (Concept)
Description: Abstract concepts associated with sadness, enigma, or sophistication


Name: Cameos (artifact)
Description: An engraved gem or relief, especially an intaglio, representing a portrait or scene


Name: Paraboloid of Revolution (mirror shapes)
Description: A mirror shape that is often used for parabolic mirrors.


Name: Ceres's orbit eccentricity (eccentricity)
Description: 0.08 compared to 0.09 for Mars


Name: Theodor W. Adorno (person)
Description: German philosopher and music theorist


Name: Carbonic acid (H2CO3) (Compound)
Description: a compound formed when carbon dioxide dissolves in water


Name: Titanium Tetrachloride (Compound)
Description: A yellow-green, volatile compound with the formula TiCl4, it is used in various applications


Name: 'El-Arish' (Algerian cultural term)
Description: It is also referred to as 'El-Arish'.


Name: one in every three users of mass transit in the United States (user statistics)
Description: Percentage of users nationwide


Name: Aspergillus niger (Fungi)
Description: A fungus found growing from gold mining solution


Name: Biodiverse (Quality Attribute)
Description: Containing a high degree of variety among living organisms.


Name: Dow process (Production Method)
Description: A method for producing magnesium chloride from sea water and dolomite


Name: Pōmare III (Person)
Description: King Pōmare III, who was coronated by the missionaries in 1824


Name: Early 17th century (Time)
Description: A period in the 17th century


Name: Microorganisms (Biological organism)
Description: Organisms responsible for precipitating metals from solution and catalyzing the dissolution of minerals


Name: Continental Arcs (e.g., the Andes) (Geographical Feature)
Description: Regions where magma chambers are commonly found


Name: Imaginary sphere (Geometric figure)
Description: A sphere with no real points as solutions in its equation


Name: uppermost mantle (Geological location)
Description: -


Name: 49% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of tertiary graduation in Australia


Name: Gem species (Material)
Description: Various gemstone species known for chatoyancy phenomenon.


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: Magnesium is the fourth most common element in the Earth, making up 13% of the planet's mass.


Name: 74.8 years (Number)
Description: The life expectancy in Colombia in 2015


Name: Radiation windows for X-ray tubes (Application)
Description: The use of beryllium in radiation windows for X-ray tubes is its earliest recorded application.


Name: Wollo Province (GeographicalArea)
Description: The location where opal deposits were found in addition to the Menz Gishe District


Name: Rigpa (Organization)
Description: An international network of Buddhist centers and groups, mainly following the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism


Name: Ethers (Compounds)
Description: Organic compounds soluble in non-polar organic solvents


Name: Feldspar (Mineral)
Description: in some cases


Name: Principality of Galicia–Volhynia (historical state)
Description: merged territories of Halych and Volhynia


Name: Green Tea Ice Cream (Dessert)
Description: A modern-day taste in Japanese cuisine.


Name: Rocky Mountain National Park (National park)
Description: A national park located in Colorado, United States


Name: Iron Deficiency and Anemia (Health Condition)
Description: A health condition characterized by low levels of red blood cells or hemoglobin.


Name: Parthenon's western end (location)
Description: The new location of the main entrance of the Parthenon


Name: Constitutional Authorities (Political Position)
Description: The constitutional authorities responsible for the advice given in the performance of royal prerogatives.


Name: Vandals (AncientPeople)
Description: A group of Germanic people who dominated parts of North Africa, Hibernia (Ireland) and the Western Mediterranean


Name: New York (U.S. State)
Description: A state in the northeastern United States


Name: 4,802 locomotives and railcars (Vehicles)
Description: Vehicles running on the railway network


Name: Circle (Geometric shape)
Description: A set of points in a plane equidistant from a fixed point, called the center.


Name: Arab Muslim Conquest (Historical Event)
Description: Conquest that occurred in the region during the 7th and 8th centuries


Name: Judgement (aspect)
Description: Professional autonomy includes the freedom to make independent judgments about work.


Name: Paramorph of augite and magnetite (Volcanic rock feature)
Description: A new feature that replaces the original one


Name: Spanish-speaking settlements and missions (Settlement)
Description: Settlements established in various regions of the United States


Name: Constantine (2) (Bishop)
Description: Another Constantine, who participated in the Second Council of Nicaea in 787


Name: Menapii (People)
Description: One of the Belgae tribes


Name: Valencia, Spain (Location)
Description: The capital and second-largest city of the autonomous community of Valencia, by the Mediterranean Sea.


Name: Southern valleys of Grisons (Location)
Description: Valleys located in the southern part of the Grisons where wines are also produced


Name: a ring of royal authority (Artifact)
Description: -


Name: 3.0 grams per cubic centimeter (Physical property)
Description: As opposed to continental crust which has a density of about 2.7 grams per cubic centimeter.


Name: basic carbonate (MineralClass)
Description: The classification of Azurite as a basic carbonate


Name: Macroporous structures (in research) (research subject)
Description: Structures with large pores studied in research


Name: Zuoren (Clothing Style)
Description: An ancient Chinese Hanfu upper garment style worn reversed, considered taboo and burial clothing.


Name: the 19th century until the mid-20th century (Time Period)
Description: A period of rapid technological and economic development.


Name: Variable hardness (Physical property)
Description: The variable hardness of kyanite crystals


Name: Ipswich Museum's Sites and Monuments Record (Record)
Description: A record built by Norman Smedley during his tenure at Ipswich Museum


Name: uranium excavation (Event)
Description: The government attempted to conceal the uranium mining activities


Name: A14 road (Road)
Description: A major road running between London and the West Midlands


Name: Ionic compounds (Compound Classification)
Description: Compounds formed when a metal reacts with a non-metal


Name: America (Country)
Description: A region where British mezzotint collecting also became popular


Name: Edict of Nantes (Historical Document)
Description: An edict issued in 1598 by Henry IV of France that granted religious freedom to the Huguenots


Name: Low-grade metamorphic rocks (Geological setting)
Description: Rocks undergone low-grade metamorphism


Name: Dawn (Spacecraft)
Description: A space mission that visited Ceres


Name: Marshall Plan aid (aid)
Description: Aid received by Norway starting in 1947.


Name: Different kind of headgear, weaving and fabric material, as well as ribbons attached to officials seals (Artifact)
Description: Distinctive features used to distinguish officials


Name: Society (Collective group)
Description: The people living in a particular area or country, sharing law and political systems


Name: Portable, more robust, lighter in weight (Property)
Description: Characteristics of specialized outdoor tableware


Name: HRD Triple Excellent (T.E.) Grading System (program)
Description: A grading system for diamonds that focuses on three factors: color, clarity, and symmetry.


Name: Taoist monks (Religious Group)
Description: Followers of Taoism


Name: Octahedral Coordination (Coordination)
Description: The type of coordination each nickel atom has in the nickel arsenide structure.


Name: Froth flotation (Process)
Description: A process for selectively separating hydrophobic materials from hydrophilic materials.


Name: Growth Rate (Creative Industries) (Economic Metric)
Description: The growth rate of the creative industries in the UK from 2010 to 2019


Name: Depleted Uranium (DU) (Isotope)
Description: The form of uranium that remains after enrichment, with a lower concentration of uranium-235


Name: Russian Interference in U.S. Elections (Political Scandal)
Description: Allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 and 2020 U.S. elections


Name: Vajrayudham (thunderbolt) (weapon)
Description: primary weapon of Indra in Hinduism


Name: Oltu Okrug (Geographical Area)
Description: A region that was part of the Kars Oblast


Name: Tour de France (Annual cycling race)
Description: the world's biggest annual sporting event


Name: Barium uranate (Compound class)
Description: A specific compound of uranium(V)


Name: Kōchi Prefecture (Administrative Division)
Description: A prefecture in Japan


Name: Coat of Arms (Symbol)
Description: The symbol representing Oppdal


Name: Eastern side of the mountain (Geographical Location)
Description: The part of a mountain that is to the east


Name: S. Bernardo Church (Church)
Description: A church built in 1596 along the road in Mosogno


Name: Uruao (Waka (Māori canoe))
Description: A Māori waka that brought ancestors of the Waitaha people to Tasman Bay


Name: One World Trade Center (Skyscraper)
Description: The skyscraper at Ground Zero in Lower Manhattan and the most expensive office tower in the world by construction cost.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: The country where the terrorist attacks by Anders Behring Breivik took place in 2011.


Name: social and economic life of many regions in southern Italy (Geographical Area)
Description: Regions where Italian organized crime has had significant influence


Name: 66.6 million tourists visited New York City in 2019 (Quantity)
Description: Number of tourists who visited the city in 2019


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: [23.9%, Urbanite, 71.4%, Rural, 4.7%, Nomadic] (Quantity Distribution)
Description: The percentage distribution of the population in Afghanistan based on their living areas.


Name: Raizal people (Ethnic group)
Description: The Raizal people constitute 0.06% of the population


Name: Exhalite chert or spilite (Geological Feature)
Description: Possible nature of some hematitic jasperoids sourced from metamorphosed and altered jaspillite


Name: 18O isotope (Isotope)
Description: One of the three stable isotopes of Oxygen, 18O.


Name: James Dana (Person)
Description: American geologist and educator, son-in-law of Benjamin Silliman


Name: Alkaline earth metal (Material)
Description: A member of group 2 of the periodic table.


Name: Chu Tomb (M1) at the Mashan site in Jiangling County, Hubei province (Location)
Description: Archaeological site located in Hubei province


Name: Ukraine's electricity grids (Energy Infrastructure)
Description: Some infrastructure was destroyed in 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine


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


Name: France and Netherlands (Country)
Description: France and the Netherlands


Name: MM III (Time Period)
Description: A period from c. 1700 BCE


Name: Petroleum Cracking (Chemical Process)
Description: A chemical process used to break down crude oil into more useful products.


Name: Brexit (Political Event)
Description: The United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union


Name: Western nations (geographical region)
Description: Some parts of the Pacific islands, like Borneo and Papua New Guinea, are still unexplored by Western nations.


Name: curvy, undulating surfaces (gem characteristic)
Description: The presence of curvy, undulating surfaces in some synthetic gems


Name: Metaconglomerate of the Jack Hills of Western Australia (Geological formation)
Description: The source rocks for much of the detrital zircons that have been dated to be as old as 4.4 billion years


Name: metallic vessels such as bronze tripod cauldrons (Mycenaean artifact)
Description: Another item developed by the Mycenaeans.


Name: Hell Canyon District of the Black Hills National Forest (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division of the Black Hills National Forest


Name: Thai Language (Language)
Description: Official language of Thailand


Name: Moon (Satellite)
Description: The natural satellite of Earth.


Name: Iron compounds (ferrites) (Compound of Iron)
Description: Compounds containing iron that exhibit similar properties to pure iron.


Name: Medical Tourism (Travel Trend)
Description: The trend of Afghan citizens seeking medical treatment in other countries


Name: Humanism (Ideology)
Description: A cultural movement that emphasized human potential


Name: river sands and gravels in alluvial deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Deposits formed by the erosion and deposition of sediment by a stream or river


Name: Halvard Hanevold (Person)
Description: A Norwegian alpine skier


Name: Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone with the same primary chemical composition as ruby


Name: Chamber of Deputies and the Federal Senate (Legislative Chambers)
Description: Individual chambers in The National Congress


Name: Lithium (industry outlook) (Resource Industry Outlook)
Description: Overview of the future outlook for the lithium industry, including projected growth, key challenges, and opportunities


Name: Recent Studies (Study)
Description: Research works proposing a new approach for the realization of Titanium doped diamond-based electrodes with native selectivity towards dopamine


Name: Indigenous peoples of Brazil (Ethnic group)
Description: The indigenous populations of Brazil, primarily speaking languages of the Tupi–Guarani family


Name: Anasol mines (Iberian peninsula) (Mine)
Description: Location of marble mines in the Iberian Peninsula.


Name: Mission on Tahiti (Building)
Description: The Spanish mission established by previous expeditions


Name: Kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland (Political Union)
Description: The political union formed in 1603 when James VI inherited the crowns of England and Ireland.


Name: styles from metalworking (Artistic Style)
Description: Styles from more prestigious and expensive art of metalworking


Name: Almonds (Nut)
Description: The nut Almonds


Name: Habitat Fragmentation (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the distribution and genetic diversity of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Coke (Coal) (Materials)
Description: Coal that has been separately baked to remove volatile components


Name: Tripiṭakas (Textual Collection)
Description: These textual collections were termed Tripiṭakas (Triple Baskets).


Name: Identification of Celestial Objects (Process)
Description: The process of identifying the position of celestial objects.


Name: Lithium salts (Compounds)
Description: Salts of lithium


Name: Size (Grading Parameter)
Description: An important consideration in the valuation of pink diamonds


Name: Soldiers (Profession)
Description: Class of people who wore red.


Name: Svatopluk I (Person)
Description: A ruler of Great Moravia


Name: Diamond Cutting Process (Manufacturing process)
Description: The process of shaping and polishing diamonds.


Name: Advertising Industry (Industry)
Description: The business that handles advertising and promotional activities.


Name: White Plains (City)
Description: City located in Westchester County


Name: FIFA World Cup 1994 (Sports Event)
Description: The FIFA World Cup held in 1994


Name: Modernism (Art Movement)
Description: Art movement originating in the late 19th and early 20th centuries


Name: Stone Containers (Artifact)
Description: Containers made from stone before the invention of pottery


Name: Jewish Austrians (Group)
Description: Citizens of Jewish descent in Austria during the Nazi era


Name: Kingdom of Greece (Political Entity)
Description: The independent Kingdom of Greece established in 1832.


Name: 17th century (Time Period)
Description: A century that lasted from 1601 to 1700.


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: Southern American country


Name: Carnival of Binche, Gentse Feesten, Carnival of Aalst, Bruges Holy Blood procession, Hasselt Virga Jesse procession, Mechelen Hanswijk annual procession, Liège 15 August festivities, Walloon festival in Namur (Event)
Description: Various annual events held in Belgium


Name: Fluoride (Substance)
Description: A substance that reduces dental caries and is used in public water supply for tooth decay prevention


Name: Mid-twelfth century (time period)
Description: The time period when the Jurchens were almost indistinguishable from the Han Chinese


Name: Gold crowns (Dental prosthesis)
Description: A prosthetic device that is used to completely cover a damaged tooth above the gum line.


Name: Genoa (Location)
Description: One of Italy's major seaports


Name: Gold-colored decorative finish (decoration)
Description: TiN used as a gold-colored decorative finish.


Name: 91% of Chinese respondents have significant confidence in their government (Percentage of Population)
Description: According to the World Values Survey (2022), 91% of Chinese respondents have significant confidence in their government.


Name: Case Western Reserve University Research Group (Academic Institution)
Description: A research group based at Case Western Reserve University


Name: Lubricants (Substances)
Description: Oil or grease applied to moving parts to reduce friction


Name: Basòdino (Mountain)
Description: Ticino's second-highest mountain


Name: June 1863 (Time)
Description: The month and year of Dost Mohammad Khan's death


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


Name: Evangelical church (Building)
Description: A cultural monument


Name: Main courses (Food)
Description: Various dishes such as bandeja paisa, lechona tolimense, mamona, tamales, etc.


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: An element with symbol C and atomic number 6.


Name: Loosely organized empire (Polity)
Description: A loosely organized empire that cohered due to the use of human sacrifice as a deterrent against rebellion.


Name: Railways (infrastructure)
Description: The development of rail transport infrastructure in Spain


Name: Cutting and Grinding Tools (Tool)
Description: Tools in which these carbides are used


Name: James Chadwick (Person)
Description: Scientist who bombarded a sample of beryllium with alpha rays in 1932


Name: National Health Service (United Kingdom) (Health Organization)
Description: The National Health Service of the United Kingdom


Name: Ural Mountains (Russia) (Geographical Location)
Description: Mountain range in Russia known for mineral wealth.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: The location where cerium was discovered independently.


Name: Hanko and inkan (Japanese seals)
Description: Seals used for both personal and official purposes in Japan.


Name: Leonardo da Vinci (Person)
Description: Italian polymath who designed an equine sculpture in 1482


Name: Randolph, New Hampshire (Location)
Description: A town located in New Hampshire, USA


Name: Modern humans (Species)
Description: Homo sapiens, modern human beings


Name: Monastery on Mount Pentelicus (ReligiousStructure)
Description: A monastery located in the middle of the mountain


Name: Praise (Sentiment)
Description: Positive evaluation or recognition


Name: Aztecs (Civilization)
Description: A Mesoamerican civilization


Name: CVD growth (Synthetic Diamond Process)
Description: A method of growing diamonds synthetically


Name: Around 350 radio stations and over 200 television stations (Broadcasting Stations)
Description: The number of radio and television stations in Afghanistan


Name: Codex Ríos (Aztec Codex)
Description: A post-conquest Aztec codex, commissioned by the colonial government


Name: Severe chronic kidney disease and acute tubular necrosis (Health condition)
Description: Diseases affecting the kidneys


Name: Technological Uses (use)
Description: Applications where high hardness is required, such as wear-exposed locations in mechanical clockworks and scanning probe tips


Name: Slovenia (Country)
Description: Country in Central Europe and Southeastern Europe


Name: Alexander Zinoviev (Philosopher)
Description: Prominent philosopher in the second half of the 20th century


Name: Asuka period (Period)
Description: A period in Japanese history (592–710)


Name: Navayana tradition (Religious tradition)
Description: new interpretation of Buddhism by B.R. Ambedkar, also known as Bhimayana Buddhism


Name: Malachite (mineral)
Description: A green copper carbonate hydroxide mineral


Name: Vichy government (Government)
Description: Authoritarian regime collaborating with Germany during World War II


Name: poverty rate among states in the U.S. (Statistic)
Description: A measurement of the proportion of people living below a certain income threshold.


Name: Defence Staff (Estado Mayor de la Defensa) (Military Organization)
Description: A military organization that assists the Chief of the Defence Staff in Spain.


Name: Goose-shaped vessel (Artifact)
Description: A mythical vessel used for returns to earth or human level


Name: East Asia (Geographical Area)
Description: Refers to the region including China and Japan.


Name: second millennium BC (time period)
Description: Second millennium BC is a time period


Name: Church organization in Great Moravia (Organization)
Description: The Church organization in Great Moravia


Name: mandarin fish and the picturesque dragonet (Species)
Description: Specific species of fish where cyanosomes exist


Name: End of the 8th century (Time Period)
Description: The last decade of the 8th century


Name: Maghrebi Arabic (Language)
Description: Dialect cluster of Arabic spoken in Northwestern Africa


Name: Fusion Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware that combines elements and aesthetics from multiple cultures or design styles, creating a unique and eclectic look


Name: Carthaginian power waned (political decline)
Description: The decrease of Carthaginian power


Name: al-Maghrib al-Aqṣā (Historical region)
Description: A historical region designating roughly the area from Tiaret to the Atlantic.


Name: Chernobyl (Modern City)
Description: The modern city of Chernobyl, now in Ukraine


Name: User's body (Living Organism)
Description: The human body of a person who inhales tobacco smoke


Name: Metal reflective layer (Material)
Description: The reflective layer in common mirrors, usually a metal like silver, tin, nickel, or chromium.


Name: Ice Cube (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: A polycrystal


Name: 25% (Quantity)
Description: The percentage decrease in engagement rings sold with a natural diamond in the same period


Name: Macedonia (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in Southeast Europe, known as North Macedonia after 2018


Name: Greeks (people)
Description: Ancient Greek people


Name: Wealthy bankers and merchants of northern Italy (job_title)
Description: Rich businessmen from northern Italy


Name: Diamond crystal lattice (Crystal structure)
Description: The arrangement of atoms within a diamond


Name: Salang Tunnel (Tunnel)
Description: Completed in 1964, facilitates travel through the Hindu Kush mountain range


Name: Sales Tax Rates (TaxRate)
Description: The additional sales tax rates added to purchases in cities and counties within Alabama


Name: waist beads (Accessory)
Description: Waist beads that have appeared in several aspects of African culture


Name: other Spanish languages (Language)
Description: Languages that can become official in their respective autonomous communities


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


Name: Brittle with High Melting Point (Physical Property)
Description: A physical characteristic of some materials, such as diamonds


Name: Swami Vivekananda (Person)
Description: Philosopher, monk, and yoga teacher in the late 19th century


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: A transparent solid material that is commonly used in windows and bottles.


Name: overcoat, a long skirt and beizi (clothing)
Description: Clothes that women should wear according to the sacrificial and ceremonial apparel system drafted by Zhu Xi


Name: Loop (Programming construct)
Description: Sequence of instructions that the computer can execute repeatedly


Name: waves of immigration from Europe (Immigration Wave)
Description: The influx of people from European countries into New England


Name: Intellectuals and laborers who participated in left-wing movements (people groups)
Description: Individuals involved in political activism


Name: Almería (city)
Description: A city in Andalusia, Spain


Name: OECD average (Average)
Description: The average of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development


Name: Royalty (Association)
Description: Rings are often associated with royalty


Name: World Bank (International Organization)
Description: An international financial institution that provides loans and grants to developing countries


Name: popular worldwide (popularity)
Description: comics that are widely read outside of Japan


Name: Momo-iro (Color Name)
Description: Traditional Japanese word for pink


Name: 1400 AD (Year)
Description: A year in the 15th century


Name: Castles of the Loire Valley (Tourist Destination)
Description: The third leading tourist destination in France.


Name: bilin pigments (Pigment)
Description: A class of heme-derived chromophores


Name: Tom Hart (Stamen Design) and Emanuele Aureli (University of California, Berkeley) (Person)
Description: Two individuals who worked on the initial development of TopoJSON


Name: medium sky blue (Color)
Description: The colour that is called sky blue in Crayola crayons.


Name: CCAS (Community of Sahel-Saharan States) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political cooperation, and cultural collaboration among its 8 member states in the Sahel and Sahara regions


Name: Bündner Schist (Geological Formation)
Description: A collective name for schistose rocks in the Penninic nappes of the Alps


Name: Slaves (People)
Description: Individuals acquired as prisoners of war in Great Moravia


Name: Silica (Inorganic compound)
Description: The compound being extracted by diatoms


Name: worldwide (Geographical Scope)
Description: -


Name: Seditious Libel (Legal Charge)
Description: The crime of publishing or speaking matter deemed to be harmful to a government or its institutions


Name: maps with fine details (Map)
Description: Maps that have finer details due to photochemical technology


Name: English women (Group)
Description: English women borrowed and shared aetite stones to use as amulets in pregnancy


Name: international institutions, rules and cooperation (Policy)
Description: A policy of supporting international laws and institutions


Name: Gottfried Leibniz (Person)
Description: A German mathematician and philosopher


Name: Median Gross Rent (Statistic)
Description: The median gross rent in Cresciano


Name: Public buildings and monuments (Architecture)
Description: Structures built for public use, such as government buildings, statues, or temples


Name: Petroglyphs in European cult caves (Historical Artifact)
Description: European cult caves dating back to the beginning of the Upper Paleolithic.


Name: Germanic Vandals (Tribe)
Description: A Germanic tribe that invaded and ruled over Northwest Africa from 430 to 533 AD


Name: Low-pressure polymorphs of anhydrous silica (Geological structure)
Description: Structures closely related to the structures of microcrystalline opals


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


Name: Papeʻete (City)
Description: The capital city of Tahiti


Name: Uruguay (Country)
Description: A country in South America.


Name: Tobermory Bay (Location)
Description: A bay located in Isle of Mull, Scotland


Name: Medieval and post-medieval seals (Historical artifact)
Description: Seals used in medieval and post-medieval Europe


Name: Use of glass to cover watch face (Timepiece Feature)
Description: The use of glass to cover the face of a watch.


Name: Infinite number (Mathematical entity)
Description: A number greater than any standard positive real number, used in nonstandard analysis


Name: areas with older beds (20 million years old) (Geological feature)
Description: Areas in high elevations that are older compared to the majority of the hills


Name: 26.3% of Swiss permanent residents (People group)
Description: Percentage of Swiss permanent residents not affiliated with a religious community


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


Name: European slaves (People)
Description: Europeans captured and sold into slavery by the Barbary pirates.


Name: Female Green Peahen (Species)
Description: The female of the green peafowl, Pavo muticus


Name: Rhaetian Railway (Company)
Description: The railway company operating in the Grisons


Name: Poly(hydridocarbyne) (polymer)
Description: A polymer used to produce Lonsdaleite at atmospheric pressure


Name: Mistakes in attribution (event)
Description: The portrait's title was assigned under the erroneous assumption that it portrayed Madame Le Féron, a reputed mistress of Francis I of France; or another mistress who was allegedly an iron merchant's wife.


Name: Seto Inland Sea (Sea)
Description: An inland sea of Japan


Name: Neo-Expressionism (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the late 20th century.


Name: Synthetic (lab created) Corundum, including Ruby and Sapphire (Lab-created Gemstone)
Description: These gemstones are very common and cost much less than the natural stones


Name: Constitutional Court of Italy (Court)
Description: The court that rules on the conformity of laws with the constitution


Name: [Andalusia's Second Largest Fishing Fleet](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andalusia#Fishing) (Economic Activity)
Description: Second largest fishing fleet in Spain, after Galicia


Name: Humphry Davy (Scientist)
Description: English chemist who is credited with the isolation of potassium using electrolysis in 1807.


Name: Brahmi numerals (Number system)
Description: An ancient Indian system of numeration


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: The third planet from the Sun in our solar system


Name: EU average (2015) (Average)
Description: The EU average life expectancy in 2015


Name: Sierra Leone (Country)
Description: A country in West Africa affected by the conflict caused by blood diamonds


Name: Peccia (Village)
Description: A village in Switzerland


Name: Auguste Renoir (Artist)
Description: One of the most famous impressionist painters.


Name: Raspberry-shaped masses called framboids (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A round, grape-like accumulation of pyrite crystals


Name: Germanic word 'blau' (language)
Description: Old German word for blue


Name: Chemical industry (Industry application)
Description: One of the industrial applications of Zircon


Name: European beaver (Species)
Description: A species of rodent native to Eurasia and North America


Name: April 28, 1969 (date)
Description: The date on which de Gaulle resigned as President.


Name: Leon Battista Alberti (Person)
Description: Renaissance architect and scholar


Name: Ossining (Geographical location)
Description: A town within Westchester County, New York, USA


Name: Population (Demographic Feature)
Description: The total number of human individuals living within a given area or entity.


Name: Mass executions and concentration camps such as Auschwitz (Historical Event)
Description: Major historical events, including mass killings and concentration camps during World War II.


Name: ceramics (Art form)
Description: Type of art created by Magdalene Odundo


Name: Sun's light during nighttime (Light)
Description: The blocking of sunlight by Earth during the night, causing a dark night sky.


Name: Modernist jewelry in the United States (Jewelry movement)
Description: Began with modernist jewelry in the 1940s


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa


Name: LEGA (Political Party)
Description: The party that received the most votes in the Consiglio di Stato election in Cresciano


Name: Symbol (Communication Sign)
Description: An object, image, or action used to represent or symbolize something


Name: 3-dimensional network of puckered six-membered rings of atoms (Chemical Structure)
Description: The structure formed by the bonding of each atom to four others, forming a 3-dimensional network.


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


Name: Monarch (Head of State)
Description: The monarch who confers knighthood in the Order of Knights.


Name: Clarity Scale (Quality scale for diamonds)
Description: Ranges from Flawless to Included, with the majority of pink diamonds being Slightly Included (SI)


Name: Ilha Azul or Blue Island (Island)
Description: A name derived from the writings of Portuguese poet Raul Brandão describing the large number of hydrangeas that bloom during the summer months.


Name: All gold's nuclear isomers (Nuclear Isomer)
Description: Thirty-two nuclear isomers with atomic mass ranging from 170 to 200


Name: US$36,254 (Monetary_value)
Description: The nominal gross domestic product per capita of the country


Name: Ocean (Natural Body of Water)
Description: The body of saltwater that covers most of the Earth's surface.


Name: Etruscan Vase Paintings (Art Form)
Description: A major element in Etruscan art, produced from the 7th through the 4th centuries BC


Name: 16th century (Time Period)
Description: The period between 1501 and 1600


Name: Exchange of Medals (Social Practice)
Description: The practice of sending medals as a form of recognition or communication.


Name: Migration (Event)
Description: Movement of people from one area to another


Name: official documents or financial transactions (Document)
Description: Authenticating official documents or financial transactions


Name: local publishing outlets (industry)
Description: Industry that contributed to the growth of New Zealand literature


Name: Roman Catholicism (Religion)
Description: Largest denomination of Christianity in Brazil


Name: Portion of milk (product)
Description: A portion about the proportion of the cows' milk from the summer months in the high alps


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


Name: Hassan II (person)
Description: Second king of Morocco


Name: The Room for River project (infrastructure_project)
Description: A project in the Netherlands aiming to adapt to climate change and increase river capacity


Name: Tang Dynasty (dynasty)
Description: -


Name: Contemplation of the 'dangers' of sensual pleasure (Buddhist Practice)
Description: The contemplation taught by the Buddha to understand the negative consequences of sensual pleasure.


Name: Transfer-printing (Process)
Description: A process for decorating pottery


Name: Crystals suitable for candy bars and confections (Mineral structure)
Description: One of the six types of crystals formed by chocolate


Name: 1969 (Year)
Description: Year of Liu Shaoqi's death


Name: Clouds (Natural Object)
Description: A collection of water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere.


Name: Protected Area under Natura 2000 ecological network (EcologicalArea)
Description: A protected area in the EU's Natura 2000 ecological network


Name: speakers of Nahuatl or not (uncertainty)
Description: It is uncertain whether the city was inhabited by speakers of Nahuatl.


Name: Volcanic bombs (Geological Object)
Description: Rocks ejected from a volcano during an eruption


Name: Alcoholism (Disease)
Description: Chronic drinking of alcohol


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: The main religious tradition in which Renunciation is a practice.


Name: Julier Pass (Mountain pass)
Description: A mountain pass in the canton of Grisons


Name: Water supply (Infrastructure)
Description: The system responsible for providing clean drinking water


Name: SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic, political, and cultural cooperation among its 8 member states in South Asia


Name: Adams–Onís Treaty (Treaty)
Description: A treaty signed between the United States and Spain on February 22, 1819


Name: finishing operations only (operation)
Description: A process to smooth or perfect a surface before it is considered ready for use


Name: Johannes Kepler (Scientist)
Description: German mathematician, astronomer, and astrologer


Name: Silicon (Material)
Description: Material with lower mechanical strength and chemical stability than silicon.


Name: national_income, economic_growth, and standard_of_living (Economy)
Description: What GNP is a measure of


Name: Gate (Physical object)
Description: A mechanical or electromechanical device used to control the passage of something through a barrier.


Name: Spectrum of Visible Light (Optical Property)
Description: The range of wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation that are visible to the human eye.


Name: USSR under Stalin (Government)
Description: with a centrally planned economy


Name: Fertilisers (Material)
Description: Substances of natural or manufactured origin that are added to soil to supply plant nutrients


Name: Buddhist tantras (Texts)
Description: Texts that were heavily influenced by Kapalika and other Saiva movements according to Ronald M. Davidson.


Name: 13 ships, five aircraft, and 500 men from the Royal Norwegian Navy (Military Unit)
Description: A naval force consisting of vessels, aircraft, and personnel from the Norwegian navy.


Name: Muscovite, Biotite series (Phyllosilicate minerals)
Description: Common examples of micas


Name: Kosovo, Serbia (Country)
Description: Countries where Kopaonik is located


Name: Cave paintings (artwork)
Description: Paintings dated to twelve millennia before present


Name: Engraved Designs (artwork)
Description: Designs created by engraving.


Name: You (User)
Description: The person who can help expand the article about Glass material on Wikipedia.


Name: Louis XIII (Person)
Description: King of France from 1610 to 1643


Name: Western Europe (Continent)
Description: A geographical area in Europe


Name: Greek physician of the gods in Homer's Iliad (mythological figure)
Description: -


Name: National Jewellery Museum in Rabat (Museum)
Description: Opened in January 2023


Name: Cornell Tech (Educational Institution)
Description: A graduate school of applied sciences established on Roosevelt Island in New York City.


Name: Beijing National Aquatics Center (Building)
Description: Notable building that features High performance plastics such as ETFE


Name: Education System Development (China) (Policy)
Description: Development of the Chinese education system focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics


Name: Glasses and mugs (Object)
Description: Tableware objects used to hold beverages.


Name: Environmental Degradation (issue)
Description: Long-term threats to ecosystems and biodiversity due to unregulated mining practices.


Name: Buffer in Organic Matter (Chemical Property)
Description: The component that helps buffer aqueous solutions to maintain a neutral pH.


Name: Zeno's Paradoxes (Philosophical Concept)
Description: A series of paradoxes that made clear the inadequacy of popular conceptions


Name: Gooseberry (Plant)
Description: The plant that the old English name refers to.


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


Name: Lake Maggiore (Water Body)
Description: A lake in Italy and Switzerland.


Name: Czech scientists (Scientists)
Description: Researchers contributing to international journals and collaborations


Name: Stone carving (Art)
Description: The act of creating sculptures or other decorative objects by carving stone


Name: New York City (Administrative Division)
Description: New York City as a whole


Name: Compounds reported in literature but not yet confirmed (Classification)
Description: Compounds reported in literature but not yet confirmed, like the compound with a zinc atom in the +3 oxidation state.


Name: Kidney nephron (Structural and Functional Unit of Kidney)
Description: The functional unit of the kidney responsible for filtration, secretion, and reabsorption.


Name: Asymmetric Configuration Possibility (Political Structure)
Description: The possibility for an asymmetrical configuration in Russia's federation


Name: Minoan Crete (Geographical Location)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea, part of modern day Greece


Name: Controversial Fishing Practices (social issue)
Description: Has issues regarding controversial fishing practices


Name: Istanbul Archaeology Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum in Istanbul, Turkey


Name: Rock Cycle (Geological Model)
Description: A model describing how rocks can change from one type to another over time.


Name: Ryukyuan Languages (Language)
Description: A group of languages spoken in the Ryukyu Islands chain.


Name: Lightning protection by copper (Protective function)
Description: The ability of copper to protect structures from lightning strikes.


Name: fossils (Geological evidence)
Description: Remains or impressions of organisms preserved in geological strata.


Name: Renaissance (Art Movement)
Description: A school of thought, artistic Florentine style, and cultural movement that began in Florence around 1400 and had its first important expressions between 1390 and 1410


Name: Venice, Genoa (City)
Description: Cities producing fine glass


Name: Kings and princes of the Heavenly Kingdom (Royalty)
Description: Kings and princes of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom


Name: Mongol rule (rule)
Description: Rule continued by the Ilkhanate in the northwest


Name: Scotland (country)
Description: It lies off the west coast of Scotland


Name: foreign subjects and Phoenician dependencies (Political Group)
Description: States and territories under the control of Carthage


Name: Ipswich Cardinals (American Football Team)
Description: An American football team in Ipswich


Name: 43 Olympic Medals Stripped (Quantity)
Description: The number of medals striped from Russian athletes due to doping violations


Name: Gasification (Waste Treatment Method)
Description: Conversion of carbon rich material through high temperature with partial oxidation into a gas stream


Name: Gabon, Africa (Country)
Description: Location of the Oklo Fossil Reactors


Name: War Veterans' Art Center (Organization)
Description: Art center at the Museum of Modern Art for war veterans


Name: Peafowl (Animal species)
Description: A species of bird native to South Asia and Southeast Asia


Name: Some towns along the Main (Location)
Description: Towns situated along the river Main


Name: promoting a healthy oral environment and reducing the risk of disease transmission (Function)
Description: Used for promoting a healthy oral environment and reducing the risk of disease transmission.


Name: King Juan Carlos (Royalty)
Description: The King of Spain from 1975 to 2014


Name: Limited to 50 lux (5 foot-candles) (Limit)
Description: Lighting of sensitive prints should be limited to 50 lux (5 foot-candles) or less.


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: Is recognised for its high quality of life


Name: Unique and attractive sapphires (Quality of sapphire)
Description: Irregularly shaped or cut sapphires can offer a distinctive look that may appeal to some buyers who prefer something less traditional


Name: chemical and structural criteria (geological properties)
Description: The latter with regards to distribution of chemical bonds


Name: Millions of people (Quantity)
Description: The number of people deported to work in Germany during World War II


Name: Test results of Yule Marble (Results)
Description: The strength test results of Yule Marble


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


Name: Dolomite rock (dolostone) (Carbonate rock)
Description: Composed of mineral dolomite, it is another type of carbonate rock


Name: Arnulf (Person)
Description: Son of Carloman, King of East Francia (r. 876–881)


Name: local governments in Alabama (Local_government)
Description: Exercise control over policies and decisions affecting local governments within the state.


Name: Ready to wear jewelry (Product)
Description: The giant Madagascar hissing cockroaches were sold as ready to wear jewelry.


Name: Octahedron (Polyhedron)
Description: A three-dimensional shape with eight faces, including the regular octahedron


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: European country where a better mirror-making method was developed


Name: Unity Village, Missouri (Place)
Description: An unincorporated community in Jackson County, Missouri


Name: Greek Island of Santorini (Location)
Description: The island where the archaeological site Akrotiri is located.


Name: 713,000 years (Quantity)
Description: The half-life of the decay of 26Al to 26Mg.


Name: Ottoman Turkish: تڭری (Ancient Language Term)
Description: One of the terms used for Tengri in Ottoman Turkish language.


Name: Sculpture Techniques (sculpture_technique_category)
Description: Various techniques used in creating sculptures


Name: Jade and pearls (Gemstone)
Description: Types of gemstones that have been treated with bleaching


Name: Asthenospheric Mantle Upwelling (Geological Process)
Description: Upwelling of the asthenospheric mantle in continental rifting settings


Name: Original Shape of Rough Stone (attribute)
Description: The natural shape of the raw uncut diamond


Name: Films (Artifact)
Description: Moving images as a text


Name: cerite sample (Sample)
Description: Cerite sample analyzed by Carl Scheele in 1780


Name: Westernized Ivorians, All African Subjects (Social Group)
Description: Groups of individuals who were granted French citizenship after 1930 and in 1946 respectively.


Name: $483.6 million (Amount)
Description: The amount of venture capital investment in New York City's AI sector in 2022


Name: Fleet of ships (Transportation)
Description: The Barbary pirates possessed a fleet of ships for their operations.


Name: 39 synagogues (Building)
Description: Number of synagogues in Djerba


Name: Oyo Empire (Political System)
Description: An ancient empire based in modern-day Nigeria


Name: highly urbanized population (demographic characteristic)
Description: a population in which the majority of people live in cities or towns


Name: AOL Inc. (Organization)
Description: An American multinational mass media corporation


Name: Rio Tinto Group (Company)
Description: A multinational mining corporation headquartered in the United Kingdom


Name: Arc basalts (Geological composition)
Description: Basaltic magmas that are characteristic of island arcs


Name: Brown glaze (material property)
Description: A brown glaze that became popular at the beginning of the 11th century


Name: Count Antonio Maria Zanetti (collector)
Description: A collector of engraved gems whose collection was described in A.F. Gori, Le gemme antiche di Anton Maria Zanetti


Name: 15-crown-5 (Chemical Compound)
Description: A type of compound used as a phase-transfer catalyst.


Name: Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport, Bradley International Airport, Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport, Manchester–Boston Regional Airport, and Portland International Jetport (Airport)
Description: Additional airports serving the New England region


Name: Energy Efficiency (Climate Solution)
Description: Improvements in the efficiency of energy usage, reducing the amount of energy wasted


Name: Monoclinic structure with P21/b space group (Crystal structure)
Description: The structure is closely related to that of olivine


Name: Luigi Galvani and Alessandro Volta (Scientist)
Description: Scientists who discovered the electrochemical properties of zinc by 1800


Name: MacDougalls (Royal House)
Description: The descendants of Dougall who were given the kingship of the Hebrides.


Name: Precious Metal-Based (Property)
Description: These early coins were made of precious metals


Name: May 23, 2004 (Date)
Description: The date of the elections


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


Name: Carcinogenic hazard to humans (Health risk)
Description: Underground hematite mining is classified as carcinogenic hazard to humans.


Name: Russia's delegation at the Congress of Vienna (historical event)
Description: An international conference that took place from 1814 to 1815


Name: Madagascar (Country)
Description: An island country in the Indian Ocean, off the southeastern coast of Africa.


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: South American country


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol C and atomic number 6.


Name: Nuclear Energy Technology (Technology)
Description: The technology related to nuclear energy


Name: Use of Excessive Force (Behavior)
Description: The act of using more force than is necessary or justified in a given situation


Name: Pagasetic Gulf (gulf)
Description: A gulf in the north of Euboea


Name: Hexagonal Close-Packed Arsenic Sublattice (Sublattice)
Description: One of the two interpenetrating sublattices in the nickel arsenide structure.


Name: [Various languages and dialects] (List of Languages)
Description: A list of various languages and dialects used in Colombia besides Spanish


Name: Uranates of Uranium(VI) (Compound class)
Description: Used in the past as yellow ceramic glazes


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (Person)
Description: American geologist who was a leading figure in economic geology


Name: humid subtropical climate with mild and wet winters (Climate)
Description: a type of weather pattern characterized by hot summers, mild to warm winters, and plentiful precipitation throughout the year


Name: [Xe]4f2 in Ce2+ (Electron Configuration)
Description: A specific arrangement of electrons around an atomic nucleus.


Name: Early jewelry design commissions (Historical event or practice)
Description: Commissions for early jewelry design were often made by nobility or the church


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


Name: distinct cuisine, dialect, architecture, and government (Cultural Element)
Description: The unique cultural characteristics of New England


Name: Cyclosilicate (mineral_type)
Description: A type of mineral characterized by the presence of cyclic silicate structures.


Name: Analytic Stereo Plotters (Technology)
Description: A technology that democratized and expanded the making of maps


Name: picturesque ruins of the Parthenon (ArchitecturalStructure)
Description: Ruins that were much drawn and painted


Name: Human Body (of 70 kg) (Organism)
Description: A biological organism made up of trillions of cells and weighing approximately 70 kg.


Name: birefringence (Physical property)
Description: 0.025 – 0.037


Name: Political instability and violence (Social Issue Statistic)
Description: in the past, as of the data in 2014


Name: 90% of Taiwan's GDP (Monetary Value)
Description: A monetary value in relation to Taiwan's GDP


Name: 20.4 percent of residents with a bachelor's degree or higher level of education (Statistic)
Description: The percentage of Alleghany County residents who have attained a bachelor's degree or higher level of education as per the 2021 American Community Survey


Name: Myanmar (Country)
Description: A country located in Southeast Asia


Name: Umayyad governor of the fortress of Santaver (Person)
Description: The governor killed by the head entity


Name: Living Organisms (Biosphere)
Description: The part of the Earth's ecosystem that includes all living things.


Name: Pāla Empire (8th–12th centuries) (empire)
Description: Supported the flourishing of Buddhism


Name: Northern rain forests, Brazil (Location)
Description: -


Name: Vicus of Muralto (Historical Entity)
Description: An ancient Roman settlement


Name: Gustav Klimt (Artist)
Description: An Austrian symbolist painter and one of the most prominent members of the Vienna Secession movement.


Name: Women (gender)
Description: Gender that wore large diadems, bracelets and circlets, hair spirals, heavy earrings in the shape of grape clusters, large heavy pendants


Name: Algiers (City)
Description: Capital and largest city of Algeria.


Name: UK (Country)
Description: Typically with double nails onto timber battens (England and Wales) or nailed directly onto timber sarking boards (Scotland and Northern Ireland)


Name: engraving (Artistic Technique)
Description: A technique used for creating maps that was eliminated by advances in photochemical technology


Name: 8.7 million (literal)
Description: A literal value representing quantity


Name: Andalusia and Madrid (Autonomous communities)
Description: Regions with limited or no police forces


Name: Olmecs (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that existed on the Gulf Coast of Mexico.


Name: Minoan-appearing individuals (Cultural depiction)
Description: Individuals with characteristics reminiscent of the Minoans


Name: Rørosbanen railway (Transportation)
Description: A railway line connecting Oppdal with other towns in Norway


Name: Asbestos (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that has excellent thermal insulation properties.


Name: Grazing and pasture land (Land Use)
Description: Limited because of steep and rocky topography


Name: Asiatic Species of Peafowl (Species)
Description: The blue or Indian peafowl and the green peafowl


Name: Steamship General Slocum (Vessel)
Description: A steamship.


Name: Tasos (Name)
Description: By the Bulgarian government during the occupation of Thasos


Name: Quintus Labienus (Rebel)
Description: A rebel who took control of Alabanda in 40 BC


Name: French (Language)
Description: A Romance language of Western Europe


Name: Total exports and GDP of Norway (Economic indicator)
Description: The percentage constituted by oil and gas revenues in total exports and GDP


Name: Benito Juárez (Person)
Description: First president of Indigenous origins in Mexico


Name: Dolomite (Geological Mineral)
Description: A specific type of carbonate mineral


Name: Isotopes of copper (Natural occurrence)
Description: The natural availability of two stable isotopes of copper, copper-63 and copper-65.


Name: Nicorandil (Medication)
Description: Drug used for treating ischemic heart disease


Name: Flat Glass Plates (Product)
Description: Glass plates produced by spinning and cutting glass bubbles


Name: Tertiary Sector (Sector)
Description: The service and commerce sector of an economy


Name: Engraved Gems (Art Form)
Description: Small carved gems including cameos.


Name: Emir Abdulaziz bin Ali Al-Thani (1880–1962) (Person)
Description: Qatari ruler


Name: Yankee (Term)
Description: Example of an autohyponym that is a native of New England and also a native of the United States


Name: numerous glaciers and alpine landscapes (Glacier and Alpine Landscape)
Description: Natural environments characterized by glaciers and alpine terrain


Name: British colonization (event)
Description: the process by which Great Britain established and governed its colonies in North America


Name: Missouri River (River)
Description: A major river flowing through North America, connecting the two largest metros of Kansas City and St. Louis in Missouri


Name: British Empire (Empire)
Description: The British Empire, which was the largest empire in history.


Name: Sapphires with a large carat weight (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has a large carat weight, often making it more valuable


Name: host rocks for Cu deposits (geological formations hosting mineral resources)
Description: Geological formations that contain copper mineral resources


Name: Rotem Amfert Negev Ltd (Company)
Description: A subsidiary of Israel Chemicals Ltd (ICL)


Name: 1990 (Year)
Description: A year in the 20th century


Name: 271 hospitals (hospitals)
Description: number of hospitals in Austria as of 2017


Name: Bering land bridge (Land Bridge)
Description: A former strait between Asia and North America


Name: Database on Purchases (Action)
Description: Database on the purchases of minerals


Name: heads of regional and district administrations (administrative positions)
Description: Individuals responsible for administering regions and districts in Ukraine


Name: advocacy (Social action)
Description: Public support for a cause or issue


Name: Berbes, Ribadesella (Spain) (Location)
Description: A location in Spain where fluorite appears as cubic crystals up to 10 cm of edge


Name: Art (Concept)
Description: The modern system of the arts (fine art)


Name: cars (Product)
Description: The product manufactured by Škoda Auto


Name: GE POL diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Diamonds that were processed by General Electric (GE) and marketed as Bellataire diamonds


Name: Khazars (empire)
Description: An ancient Turkic Volga Bulgar state that existed from the 7th to the 11th century


Name: Landslides (Geological Process)
Description: The downhill movement of debris and earth material on Ceres


Name: Hotspot Volcanism (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process associated with volcanoes above hot spots


Name: Tunis Metro (Transportation system)
Description: The light rail system in Tunisia's capital.


Name: 1992 - 2001 (Time period)
Description: The years during which Afghanistan experienced a civil war


Name: Wasting money (Action)
Description: Using an appropriately hard abrasive prevents wasting money by wearing it down when a cheaper, less hard abrasive would suffice


Name: Kidney (in all animals) (Organ)
Description: The vital organ that filters waste and excess fluids from the blood


Name: Freshwater Environments (Environmental Category)
Description: Waterfalls, cascades and hot springs


Name: Arakan Army (Militant Group)
Description: a militant group in Myanmar


Name: Small synthetic diamonds (Lab-created Gemstone)
Description: Synthetic diamonds manufactured in large quantities as industrial abrasives


Name: Common Animal Products in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The common animal products used in Moroccan cuisine, with fish being a popular choice, particularly along the coast


Name: Copper (element)
Description: A metallic element responsible for the blue color.


Name: Ratnapariksa (Text)
Description: A sixth-century treatise on gem appreciation that mentions diamond cutting.


Name: Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island Immigration Museum (Historical Site)
Description: A historical site managed by the National Park Service, located in both New York and New Jersey.


Name: Geographical Features (Natural Feature Class)
Description: Includes mountains, woodlands, shrubland, and coastlines


Name: Conversion to Christianity (Event)
Description: The widespread adoption of the Christian faith


Name: UO2 (Compound)
Description: At ambient temperatures, UO2 will gradually convert to U3O8.


Name: 8 (Number)
Description: A numerical value representing the number of nearest neighbors of a central atom in the structure


Name: Andreas Marggraf (Person)
Description: A German chemist who is credited with isolating pure metallic zinc in the West


Name: Carmine (Name)
Description: Another common name for Cochineal.


Name: A string of Christian Democrat coalition governments from 1958 (Government)
Description: Was broken in 1999 after the first dioxin crisis.


Name: ordinary trigonometry (Branch of mathematics)
Description: The study of triangles on a flat surface


Name: German Empire (Historical country)
Description: A historical German state that existed from 1871 to 1918


Name: Heat (Physical Property)
Description: A form of energy resulting from the vibrational motion of particles


Name: Their own clothing system (clothing system)
Description: Clothing system established by the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom


Name: Colchester + Ipswich Museums (CIMS) (Organization)
Description: An organization formed after the merger of Ipswich Borough Council Museums Service and that of Colchester Borough Council


Name: Ancient Greek word for 'choice' (Ancient language)
Description: The name eclogite is derived from the Ancient Greek word for 'choice' (εκλογή, eklogḗ), meaning 'chosen rock'.


Name: Air (Gas Mixture)
Description: The mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth


Name: Persian Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: An ancient empire based in Persia, Iran


Name: Rällingsberg mining area (Location)
Description: An area with four defunct iron mines outside the community of Långshyttan in Hedemora Municipality, Dalarna County, Sweden


Name: Coastal Sediments (Geological Feature)
Description: Soil material found near coastlines


Name: PDPA (Political party)
Description: Communist political party


Name: Heating of amethyst (chemical process)
Description: The artificial production method of prasiolite


Name: Southern States (GeographicalArea)
Description: A collective term used to refer to the U.S. states located in the South.


Name: Acherontia atropos (animal species)
Description: A notable species found in Andalusia


Name: Metamorphic rocks (Geological entity)
Description: Rocks that have undergone metamorphism


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: European country with no official state religion


Name: Henry Kravis's KKR & Co. (Organization)
Description: Backer of Rockwood, a major supplier of lithium carbonate in 2012


Name: Oxygen buffer (Chemical term)
Description: The name of the system formed by these minerals


Name: Plate tectonic movements (GeologicalProcess)
Description: Movements that began around 25 million years ago


Name: France (country)
Description: A European country


Name: October record high temperature (Temperature)
Description: -


Name: Art with themes revolving around faith, Christ, God, the Church, the Bible and other classic Christian themes (Concept)
Description: Art produced by artists who claim faith in Christ


Name: Detection of Fraudulent Activities (Process)
Description: The process of identifying illegal activities on a large scale


Name: Indigenous Peoples (mostly Tupi) (Culture)
Description: The peoples who harvested brazilwood along the Brazilian coast


Name: Museum of Arts and Traditions of Sevilla (museum)
Description: A museum in Seville, Spain


Name: Multipole Moments in Cosmic Background Radiation (Scientific Measurement)
Description: A measurement method used to determine the curvature of the universe.


Name: Dioxygen (O2) (chemical compound)
Description: The common allotrope of elemental oxygen on Earth.


Name: DDC (organization)
Description: A diamond dealers club based in Antwerp, Belgium.


Name: Non-departmental public body (NDPB) (Public entity)
Description: Staff members in NDPB may also be classed as civil servants for the purpose of statistics and possibly for their terms and conditions


Name: Atlas (Book)
Description: A collection of many maps of different regions of the world


Name: Islamic Spain, Persia and India (Region)
Description: Regions often leading relaxation of strict Islamic rules regarding artwork.


Name: Major (Military Rank)
Description: After the resumption of war in 1803


Name: White-tailed eagle talons (Artifact)
Description: A set of eight white-tailed eagle talons


Name: Carolingian cutters (Profession)
Description: Craftsmen who worked during the Carolingian era.


Name: Emptiness and dependent origination (Buddhist concepts)
Description: Concepts central to Buddhist philosophy


Name: nanoparticles (Nanoscale Particles)
Description: Nanoparticles with these various shapes


Name: Napoleon (person)
Description: French emperor who owned hair jewelry.


Name: History of cinema (Event)
Description: The historical development and evolution of cinema as a medium of visual storytelling


Name: Scientists and Engineers (UK) (Professionals)
Description: Credited with important advances


Name: Ceuta and Melilla (Political Entity)
Description: Coastal enclaves of Spain on the Mediterranean coast of Morocco


Name: major advances of western European classical music (musical style)
Description: The classical music that was introduced to mainland Greeks through the Ionian islands


Name: Health Care of U.S. States (Healthcare System)
Description: The health care systems in the states of the United States


Name: Ceres (Dwarf Planet)
Description: The celestial body the true-color portrait was made for


Name: Mineraloid (mineraloid)
Description: A naturally occurring substance that resembles a mineral, but does not demonstrate the crystallinity of a mineral.


Name: Horace (Person)
Description: Ancient Roman poet


Name: Diamond (Allotrope)
Description: This is because the reactants are able to penetrate between the hexagonal layers of carbon atoms in graphite.


Name: Hornblende Hornfels Facies (Geological Formation)
Description: A facies of hornfels characterized by the presence of hornblende


Name: Andalusia (region)
Description: A region in the south of Spain


Name: Male plumage and calls (Plumage and vocalization)
Description: The male-like plumage and calls exhibited by mature peahens in recorded cases


Name: Coins (Monetary artifacts)
Description: Small metal objects used as a medium of exchange


Name: corporal punishment (School discipline practice)
Description: The practice of corporal punishment in Alabama schools


Name: RSS, BJP, other organizations of Sangh Parivar (India), Shivsena Nepal, RPP (Nepal), HINDRAF (Malaysia), etc. (Political parties and organizations)
Description: Organizations that started and encouraged the Hindutva movement


Name: World Customs Organization (WCO) (International Organization)
Description: World Customs Organization


Name: people in Greece (people)
Description: Inhabitants of ancient Greece


Name: Functional items (Object)
Description: Purely functional items that evolved into decorative items


Name: 19th-century critics (Group)
Description: Critics who followed Rousseau's differentiation between higher and lower culture


Name: New York State (Location)
Description: A state located on the eastern seaboard of the United States


Name: Indus-Harappan civilization (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in the Indus Valley


Name: Athens Metropolitan Area (Metropolitan area)
Description: A metropolitan area in Greece


Name: French Protectorate (Political Entity)
Description: The name given to Tunisia from 1881 to 1956, under French colonial rule


Name: Old Tor Mine on the north side of Winnats Pass (Mine)
Description: An abandoned mine that was, at one time, a source for Blue John.


Name: Senior Courts of England and Wales (Judicial Body)
Description: The highest judicial body in England and Wales


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: A silvery-white, soft, nonmagnetic, ductile, and malleable metallic element


Name: Glass Wool (Insulation Material)
Description: An insulating material made by spinning molten glass into fine fibers


Name: Oxygen transport, myelin synthesis, mitochondrial respiration, neurotransmitter synthesis and metabolism (Biological process)
Description: Processes that iron is involved in the brain.


Name: Inclusions (Gemological characteristic)
Description: Internal imperfections in diamonds that affect their clarity and value as a gemstone.


Name: Costly clothes and certain colors (object)
Description: Clothes and colors restricted by the sumptuary laws


Name: deep sky blue (Color)
Description: An azure-cyan color associated with a deep shade of sky blue.


Name: Political Instability (Condition)
Description: A state of uncertainty or turmoil in a political system.


Name: Various museums and collectors (museum or collector)
Description: The institutions where the specimens of Bultfonteinite from different locations were given.


Name: Wyoming (state)
Description: a U.S. state


Name: 5 U.S.C. § 2101 (Law)
Description: The law that defines the Federal Civil Service


Name: four-coordinate tetrahedral aluminium structure (Structure)
Description: The structure of aluminium sulfide is a four-coordinate tetrahedral aluminium


Name: Kingdom of the Romans (State)
Description: Name for the Byzantine Empire in its own time


Name: Supreme Leader (Leader)
Description: The supreme leader of the new government


Name: Avocent (Company)
Description: An American company that provides IT infrastructure management software and hardware


Name: General population (Demographic group)
Description: People in general


Name: ZrSiO4 (chemical_formula)
Description: The corresponding chemical formula of Zircon


Name: Chilean Pine (Tree Species)
Description: The extant species Araucaria araucana


Name: Carbonate rocks (Geological Classification)
Description: Rocks containing more than 50% carbonate minerals


Name: Eduard Suess (Scientist)
Description: Austrian geologist who coined the term tektite


Name: utilitarianism (Philosophy)
Description: Ethical system emphasizing the greatest happiness for the greatest number


Name: Zhao Ziyang (politician)
Description: The person replaced by Jiang Zemin


Name: 592 (number)
Description: Number of deaths confirmed by the truth commission during Hassan's rule


Name: Glass Technology (Technology)
Description: Has improved due to the improved purity of commercially available neodymium oxide and the advancement of glass technology in general


Name: Professional musicians (imdyazn) (Berber Musicians)
Description: Travel in groups and are led by a poet


Name: hydrogen from brown coal (Process)
Description: Hydrogen is extracted from brown coal.


Name: Trollsåsen Ski Jump (SportFacility)
Description: A ski jumping hill located in Oppdal, Norway


Name: Ngalop people (Ethnic group)
Description: The main ethnic group in Bhutan.


Name: Rare earth oxides (Chemical compound)
Description: Oxides of the rare earth elements, used in electronics and glassmaking


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


Name: Silicon-synthesized substances (chemical compounds)
Description: Substances produced as a result of silicon synthesis


Name: Definition (concept)
Description: The concept of defining a mineral.


Name: human heads on canopic urns (Artistic depiction)
Description: Depictions of human heads on canopic urns created by the Etruscans


Name: Somalis of Berbera (Ethnic Group)
Description: Somalis from the town of Berbera, Somalia


Name: valley (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A long, narrow lowland between the hills or mountains


Name: Soviet-influenced art (artistic style)
Description: Art that was influenced by the Soviet Union, especially after World War II


Name: Pop music (Art Form)
Description: The genre of music that was developed with Radio Kabul's assistance


Name: Michael Sendivogius (Scientist)
Description: A Polish alchemist who is often credited with the isolation of oxygen before 1604.


Name: Skilled artisans (Profession)
Description: The individuals who worked the jade into objets d'art


Name: Rebels (Group)
Description: A group of rebels who were opposing the government in Ivory Coast


Name: Group or people keeping the secret (Group)
Description: Depending on the group or people keeping the secret


Name: China (country)
Description: A region where the practice is particularly pronounced


Name: unit (general classification)
Description: A part or constituent of something larger


Name: Basalts enriched with incompatible elements (Volcanic Rock)
Description: Basalts that have high concentrations of incompatible elements.


Name: Iron Metereorites (Celestial Body)
Description: Meteorites composed mainly of iron and nickel


Name: Wales in UK (Constituent Country) (Relationship)
Description: The relationship between the UK and Wales, where Wales is a constituent country


Name: Nucor (Steel_producer)
Description: An American steel company


Name: Antoine Bussy (Person)
Description: French chemist who independently isolated beryllium in 1828


Name: The Shilin Night Market (Market)
Description: A night market located in Shilin District, Taipei, Taiwan


Name: Vermont (Geographical location (state))
Description: -


Name: shaving forehead (physical action)
Description: Executed for not shaving his forehead


Name: 12,000 US companies (Company)
Description: US companies who are likely impacted


Name: Helvetisms (Linguistic phenomenon)
Description: Group of words typical of Swiss Standard German not found in other German dialects or Standard German


Name: Typical organization loss to fraud (Quantitative data)
Description: Estimate of the average loss to fraud by an organization.


Name: Local governments (Government body)
Description: The bodies responsible for running most public transit service in the U.S.


Name: Binghamite (Mineral variety)
Description: Variety of agate found only on Cuyuna iron range in Minnesota


Name: Polishing (Process)
Description: The process of giving the pearls a smooth, shiny surface.


Name: Clay (material)
Description: A natural substance consisting of fine mineral particles, such as kaolinite and montmorillonite, mixed with water, forming a plastic mass.


Name: International Monetary Fund (International_Organization)
Description: An international organization that facilitates international monetary cooperation and exchange stability.


Name: Sklodowskite (mineral)
Description: A uranium mineral with the chemical formula Mg(UO2)2(HSiO4)2·5H2O.


Name: Mica Schist (Geological Rock)
Description: A type of schist that forms from phyllite with further recrystallization


Name: Correlation of sediments (Geological process)
Description: The process of relating different sedimentary rock formations to each other


Name: Herbert A. Simon (Political scientist and artificial intelligence expert)
Description: 20th-century American political scientist, cognitive psychologist, and computer scientist


Name: new horizon in Indian contemporary art (Art Direction)
Description: A new direction in Indian contemporary art as a result of his work


Name: Minoan Women not covering breasts (Body Covering)
Description: Women in religious contexts who did not cover their breasts during the Minoan civilization


Name: Population (Demographic)
Description: The total population of the Netherlands


Name: World quarrying production in 2019 (Production Quantity)
Description: Approximately 316 million tonnes of marble produced worldwide in 2019.


Name: Fashion Accessory (Classification)
Description: An item used to contribute in a secondary manner to an individual's outfit


Name: Agricultural Fair (Event)
Description: Held in Jena since 1992


Name: Square bifrustum (polyhedron)
Description: A polyhedron with a square base and two pyramids joined by the bases.


Name: Kevin McElvaney (Person)
Description: Photographer who documents the Agbogbloshie e-waste dump


Name: Sacred_power (concept)
Description: The concentration of sacred power in the Templo Mayor


Name: Metabolic syndrome (Medical condition)
Description: A group of conditions that occur together, increasing your risk of heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes


Name: Iodide Process (Process)
Description: The process for making titanium of very high purity discovered by Anton Eduard van Arkel and Jan Hendrik de Boer.


Name: 201 apartments (39.1%) (Quantity)
Description: The number of apartments seasonally occupied in the municipality


Name: electron donors in semiconductors (Role of Group V elements in semiconductors)
Description: The role of Group V elements as electron donors in semiconductors.


Name: Gemology (Field of Study)
Description: The study of gemstones, their properties and identification.


Name: Stone Age (Time Period)
Description: It has a rich history dating back to the Stone Age


Name: Madonna dell'Olmo (Religious Figure)
Description: The Virgin Mary under the Elm


Name: Range of mountains (GeographicalFeature)
Description: The range of mountains along the northwest border


Name: Eindhoven Airport (airport)
Description: An international airport serving the city of Eindhoven.


Name: record (information)
Description: Records preserved by the bronzes


Name: The Ross Ray (Astronomical Phenomenon)
Description: A theoretical bright trace on the Moon's surface, left by part of the jet from the Tycho crater.


Name: Carnifex (Job Title)
Description: Tax collector in the Roman empire


Name: Gold (Precious metal)
Description: A dense, soft, malleable, and shiny metal.


Name: Viewing images (Action)
Description: Allows the viewer to see themselves or objects behind them.


Name: White-collar (bahuvrihi compound)
Description: An example of a bahuvrihi compound in English


Name: Urbanization, increased population growth, social change (Characteristic)
Description: Additional features that emerged during the Industrial Revolution


Name: High energy particle detection and quantification (Process)
Description: The process of detecting and quantifying high energy particles


Name: Leucophoenite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with formula Pb5(AsO4)3Cl and F.


Name: 5th to 3rd millennia BC (Time Period)
Description: A time period in ancient Iran


Name: Samori Ture's capture in 1898 and the dissolution of his empire (historical_event)
Description: The event marking the end of Samori Ture's empire.


Name: Before World War I (Time period)
Description: The period before the start of World War I.


Name: Prime minister of King Zahir (Political position)
Description: The prime minister who assisted King Zahir


Name: Great King (Political Entity)
Description: A title for a powerful ruler in the Hittite and Egyptian records


Name: Calpolli Leader (Leader)
Description: Leader of a Calpolli


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


Name: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) (Organization)
Description: Underground political party advocating for the creation of an independent Ukraine.


Name: Compliance with relevant regulations and industry standards (Requirement)
Description: Packaging must follow all applicable laws and guidelines to ensure the safety, quality, and labeling accuracy of the cosmetic product


Name: Black or African American (not Hispanic or Latino) (Ethnic Group Subdivision)
Description: People who identify as Black or African American and not as Hispanic or Latino


Name: Number of Housing Units Rented (Statistic)
Description: The number of rented housing units in Cresciano


Name: Reliquaries and Gospel Book Covers (Art object)
Description: Objects decorated with Byzantine goldsmith work, including reliquaries and covers for Gospel books


Name: Modern psychology (Psychology)
Description: The study of the mind and behavior


Name: Kyanite (Mineral)
Description: Found in Minas Gerais, Brazil


Name: rock and ice (material composition)
Description: Ceres is likely composed more of rock than ice


Name: Lord Krishna (Deity)
Description: Many deities in the Hinduism, such as Lord Krishna, wore waist chains


Name: - (-)
Description: To account for several aspects of diamond cut that were not explored or accounted for in the original model


Name: Eco-design (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A strategy that focuses on designing products with a focus on reducing waste and environmental impact throughout their life cycle


Name: Jewellery (object)
Description: Decorative objects worn for personal adornment, can be simple or extreme


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


Name: Iran Aseman Airlines (Airline)
Description: An airline that provides flights in and out of Afghanistan.


Name: Rendering (Activity)
Description: The process of applying a layer of mortar, called render, to the outside walls of a building for decorative or protective purposes


Name: Zeolite facies conditions (Geological conditions)
Description: Geological conditions characterized by temperature and depth range


Name: Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) (transportation agency)
Description: Transportation agency running high speed services on the west coast of Taiwan


Name: Tax Haven (Economic)
Description: An area where taxes are lower than in surrounding areas, encouraging economic activity


Name: it came under Moorish rule (TemporalEvent)
Description: The event when Al-Andalus was already known in the Arabic language before it was occupied by the Moors


Name: William Champion (Person)
Description: A British person who patented a process to extract zinc from calamine in 1738


Name: Assistant consulting engineer for the Consolidated Gold Fields Company (Company)
Description: The company where Pope Yeatman worked as assistant consulting engineer.


Name: Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Legislation)
Description: U.S. federal law enacted in 2010 that addresses financial regulation, consumer protection, and various other provisions


Name: Role of Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) (Action)
Description: Providing justice for victims of the conflict.


Name: Quetzalcoatlus (Species)
Description: A large flying reptile with a wingspan of as much as 11 meters


Name: Remains found in Armenoi, Crete (Archaeological Findings)
Description: The remains discovered in Armenoi, Crete


Name: Umayyad caliph Abd ar-Rahman I (Person)
Description: First Caliph of Córdoba and the founder of the Emirate of Córdoba


Name: Tertiary sediments of the České Budějovice and Třeboň basins (Geological Formation)
Description: Geological formations associated with most moldavites


Name: Three villages of Prodromos, Marmara, and Marpissa (Villages)
Description: -


Name: Amu Darya River (River)
Description: A transboundary river of Central Asia which rises in the Amu Daryo Range.


Name: Strunz Classification (mineral classification system)
Description: A mineral classification system based on the Dana system, but combines both chemical and structural criteria


Name: Jewish community in North Macedonia (Religious community)
Description: The Jewish community that existed in North Macedonia.


Name: Symbols of status (Social indicators)
Description: Items or behaviors that indicate a person's social status


Name: Aluminium alloys (Substance)
Description: Various combinations of aluminium with other metals, known for their higher strength and hardness.


Name: Highway temporary signs (Signs)
Description: Temporary road signs about construction or detours


Name: Frank Woolnouch (Person)
Description: Local Secretary for the Royal Archaeological Institute in 1899


Name: Kidney (Organ)
Description: A human organ responsible for waste removal and other functions


Name: Şanlıurfa (administrative divisions)
Description: A province where Kurds constitute 47% of the population.


Name: Austria (country)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Cannabis production in Afghanistan (ProductionActivity)
Description: The production of cannabis in Afghanistan


Name: Knossos (Mycenaean Location)
Description: An archaeological site and former Aegean Bronze Age settlement.


Name: National Museum of Anthropology (Building)
Description: Museum constructing a view of Mexican history as culminating with the Aztecs


Name: industrial shipments from Saijō (Economic Data)
Description: The value of goods shipped from Saijō's industries


Name: Xiaogushan prehistoric site (Location)
Description: A prehistoric site located in Liaoning province, China, where ivory needles were discovered.


Name: Dianthus (Flower)
Description: A genus of flowering plants, commonly known as pinks or carnations


Name: President Bouteflika (political figure)
Description: Previous president of Algeria


Name: spread of Slavic languages (linguistic expansion)
Description: The geographical distribution and frequency of these genetic markers corresponds to the spread of Slavic languages


Name: hardness (Physical property)
Description: Associated with the crystal growth form, which is single-stage crystal growth.


Name: Followed by free elections in both German states, and the subsequent merger of their governments (Historical events)
Description: The unification of Germany marked the end of the Cold War and the reunification of a divided nation


Name: Color (Property)
Description: Various colors reported during meteoroid's passage


Name: engraving (activity)
Description: The activity of carving designs onto a surface.


Name: Lincoln Tunnel (tunnel)
Description: The location of the Lincoln Tunnel


Name: Specialized Military, Labor and Electoral Courts (Courts)
Description: Courts that specialize in specific areas of law


Name: Jérôme Lalande (Person)
Description: French astronomer


Name: Crete (Location)
Description: Island where the Minoan civilization existed


Name: Mary Shelley (Person)
Description: Anglo-Irish novelist, short story writer, dramatist, essayist, biographer, and travel writer


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: A metal element that is strong, malleable, ductile, elastic and magnetically-attractive.


Name: Neolithic Aegeans (ancient population)
Description: The farming population of the Aegean region during Neolithic times.


Name: 1921 (Year)
Description: The year 1921


Name: White or silver (in English heraldry) (Symbolism)
Description: Signified brightness, purity, virtue, and innocence


Name: Charleroi (City)
Description: A city in Belgium.


Name: Tuckahoee Marble Quarrying (Quarrying Activity)
Description: The quarrying of Tuckahoe marble


Name: number of seats (Quantity)
Description: The total number of seats in The States General


Name: Al2X6 dimers (chemical structure)
Description: The spatial arrangement of atoms in the formed dimers of Aluminium Tribromide and Aluminium Triiodide


Name: Archaeologist Olga Krzyszkowska (Historian)
Description: A scholar who specialized in Aegean prehistory, particularly the Minoan civilization.


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


Name: Xanthophylls (Compound)
Description: The most common yellow pigments that form one of two major divisions of the carotenoid group.