Name: Abd el-Krim (Individual)
Description: A leader who rebelled against the Spanish rule in Morocco.


Name: in the delineation of isograds in metamorphic rocks (Application)
Description: Garnets are used as an index mineral in the delineation of isograds in metamorphic rocks.


Name: median age of Greece (Demographic statistic)
Description: The average age of the population in Greece


Name: Maximum concentration in US (Quantity)
Description: The maximum allowable potassium concentration in non-prescription pills in the US


Name: Slovenes (ethnic group)
Description: Ethnic group primarily inhabiting Slovenia


Name: around 70,000 hectares of forest (natural feature)
Description: A significant amount of forest in the Hochspessart


Name: Permo-Triassic Age Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Mudstones and sandstones found in the southern half of Derbyshire


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


Name: Constantin Brâncuși (artist)
Description: Paved the way for later abstract sculpture.


Name: Black (Color)
Description: Particularly in Italy, France, and Spain's nobility


Name: Council of State (Institution)
Description: An advisory body to the government, usually with a constitutional role.


Name: its group members (Group)
Description: The other elements in the same group as calcium.


Name: speech at Colombey-les-Deux-Églises on April 28, 1969 (speech)
Description: A speech made by de Gaulle at Colombey-les-Deux-Églises on April 28, 1969.


Name: Ptolemies (Royal House)
Description: One of the royal houses that ruled over a large kingdom during the Hellenistic period


Name: Carlton Complex wildfire (Event)
Description: Okanogan County experienced the Carlton Complex wildfire


Name: Excision or amputation (medical procedure)
Description: May be required in severe cases of hydrofluoric acid poisoning


Name: Norwegian films (Films)
Description: The movies produced by the Norwegian film industry


Name: Region (Geographical_region)
Description: Southern Iberia


Name: lithium cathode, electrolyte solution, graphite anode (Component)
Description: Components of Lithium-ion batteries


Name: Bunessan Primary School (School)
Description: A primary school in Bunessan, Mull


Name: Computer Art (Art Forms)
Description: This is a form of art created using computers


Name: Cambrian Period (geological periods)
Description: The first period of the Paleozoic Era, spanning from approximately 541 to 485 million years ago


Name: Green Serpentine or False Jade in India (Natural Resource)
Description: Large amounts of green serpentine or false jade obtained primarily from Afghanistan used in India for jewellery and ornamental items.


Name: Functional Tetrachromats (Subgroup of Human Tetrachromats)
Description: A small group of human tetrachromats able to make enhanced color discriminations


Name: Volcanology (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of volcanoes, their formation, eruption mechanisms, and hazards


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


Name: 70 million years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in Mars' history.


Name: Kyriakos Mitsotakis (Person)
Description: Greek politician, leader of New Democracy party


Name: Uranium oxides (Compound)
Description: Oxides involving the element uranium


Name: 180 (Number)
Description: The rank of Ukraine in the Corruption Perceptions Index for 2023, where a lower number indicates more perceived corruption.


Name: Toots Thielemans (Jazz Musician)
Description: A jazz musician who achieved global fame


Name: Félix Houphouët-Boigny (Politician)
Description: Predecessor as President of Ivory Coast


Name: Adequate Intake (AI) (Health Guideline)
Description: An estimate used when there is not sufficient information to establish EARs and RDAs for a nutrient


Name: Men who knew how to work marble (Group)
Description: Quarrymen with exceptional skills in cutting marble blocks.


Name: Waste product (Concept)
Description: A by-product with little or no revenue


Name: Autonomous Community of Andalusia (Geographical Region)
Description: An autonomous community in southern Spain


Name: Conservative Party (Political party)
Description: A political party in Norway


Name: Upper class in Minoan cities (Social group)
Description: The upper class of society in Minoan cities


Name: the land area (Geographical measure)
Description: The size of the county's land area


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


Name: Hajj Amin al-Husseini (Person)
Description: A Palestinian Arab political leader, Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and a leading figure during the Arab revolt in Palestine.


Name: Greater Trojan Epic Cycle (Legendary Saga)
Description: A collection of epic poems about the Trojan War


Name: smooth, curved fractures (Property)
Description: Fractures that are smooth and curved rather than jagged or rough


Name: Gemstones radioactive (gemstone properties)
Description: The result of irradiation process in gemstones


Name: Fuyan Cave (Location)
Description: A cave in China


Name: Political Activism and Debate Center (Category)
Description: A city that is a hub for political activism, discourse, and grassroots movements.


Name: Red, White, and Black (1866) (Color Combination)
Description: The colors of the German flag until the end of the Second World War


Name: Even more gods (Deity)
Description: Offspring created from Kagutsuchi's corpse


Name: Aboriginal people (people)
Description: the original inhabitants of Australia


Name: Mallorca (Island)
Description: Spanish island


Name: Cape Matapan (Location)
Description: -


Name: Mongol court robe (type of clothing)
Description: clothing style worn at the Mongol court


Name: Fixed-wing aircraft passengers (people)
Description: People who travel in fixed-wing aircrafts


Name: Northern Benin cuisine (Cuisine Region)
Description: The traditional food and cooking styles of the northern provinces of Benin


Name: Geopetal Structures (Geological Feature)
Description: Structures that form when curved shells settle to the bottom with the concave face downwards.


Name: Alternative for Germany (Political party)
Description: Right-wing populist party


Name: Etruscan wall-painting (painting)
Description: Wall paintings produced by the Etruscans


Name: Torcs (type of artifact)
Description: -


Name: Renewable Energy Sources (Energy Source)
Description: Energy generated from natural resources such as sunlight, wind, and water


Name: polycrystalline aggregates (diamond structure)
Description: one of the forms that diamonds can take


Name: Mastichochoria (Region)
Description: The seven villages of Mesta, Pyrgi, Olympi, Kalamoti, Vessa, Lithi, and Elata, which together have controlled the production of mastic gum in the area since the Roman period.


Name: 2011 (Year)
Description: The year Drammen observed its 200th anniversary with citywide jubilee celebrations


Name: Tanit d'or (Award)
Description: The grand prize of the Carthage Film Festival, named for the lunar goddess of ancient Carthage


Name: Marble Colorado (Place)
Description: The location of the Yule Marble quarry and annual sculpting symposia


Name: Remains destruction by scavengers or decomposition (Geological event)
Description: The process of the remains being destroyed by scavengers or decomposition.


Name: Nephron (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The microscopic structural and functional unit of the kidney


Name: Zinc oxide (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A form of zinc used in various applications


Name: Erasmus Darwin (Person)
Description: English naturalist, poet, and physician


Name: iron(II) and iron(III) centers (IronState)
Description: -


Name: Coastal areas bordering the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas, Sea of Marmara (Climate region)
Description: Regions with a temperate Mediterranean climate.


Name: Engraved gem (in an archaeological context) (artifact)
Description: A small carved stone studied in the field of glyptics.


Name: 1,200,000 new Belgians (Number)
Description: The number of new Belgians with European ancestry.


Name: Year (1920) (Time)
Description: By 1920


Name: Māori artists (artist)
Description: Artists primarily associated with the Māori culture


Name: Maharaja Ranjit Singh's empire (empire)
Description: The Sikh Empire during Maharaja Ranjit Singh's reign


Name: Friends Goodwill Music Festival (Event)
Description: An annual music festival that supports local music.


Name: Social, political and economic factors (Factors)
Description: Causes of the French Revolution


Name: Guild (Organization)
Description: A medieval association of craftsmen, merchants, or traders controlling a particular trade.


Name: Minoans and Myceneans (Ancient Civilizations)
Description: The Minoan and Mycenaean civilizations


Name: Intellectuals (Academic)
Description: Persons who are highly educated, especially in the academic fields


Name: 2014 (Year)
Description: A year in history when approximately 125,800 foreign nationals were naturalised as British citizens


Name: Meteorites (celestial bodies)
Description: meteoroids that fall to Earth


Name: NATO (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental military alliance that consists of 30 North American and European countries


Name: Hunt and Pázmán Families (Historical group)
Description: Prominent noble families of Great Moravia


Name: 17 November 1960 (Date)
Description: The date when the coat-of-arms was granted


Name: Southwestern Pacific Ocean (Geographical Location)
Description: An ocean in the South Pacific


Name: Samuel Curtiss (Person)
Description: The author who recorded the attendance of 15,000 people at Nabi Musa festival.


Name: Great Crash of 1929 (Economic Event)
Description: A major stock market crash that occurred on October 24, 1929


Name: Tonacatepetl (sacred mountain)
Description: The left one representing sacred mountains


Name: Andrea Palladio (Person)
Description: Italian architect of the Renaissance


Name: Healthcare expenditure in Russia compared to other developed nations (Comparison)
Description: A comparison of the healthcare expenditure in Russia with that of other developed nations


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


Name: Chordates (Class of Animals)
Description: A class of animals with a dorsal hollow nerve cord, gill slits, and notochord.


Name: Casting, Stamping and Moulding (sculpture_technique)
Description: Techniques that use an intermediate matrix containing the design


Name: Size (Attribute)
Description: A characteristic of an entity that can change


Name: Civil service in France (fonction publique) (Governmental Structure)
Description: The system of administration that manages public affairs and resources for the French government


Name: ruqun (clothing)
Description: A traditional Chinese outfit consisting of a short jacket and long skirt


Name: College_basketball_team (Classification)
Description: The most successful college basketball team.


Name: Silicon tetrafluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluoride of silicon


Name: Ethnographic and ancient works, modern sculptures (Sculpture)
Description: Various types of sculptures in different periods


Name: Chemical Composition and Texture (Classification Criteria)
Description: The way volcanic rocks are categorized based on their chemical composition and texture


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


Name: Traditional Greek and Byzantine elements (Architectural Style)
Description: The combination of traditional Greek and Byzantine elements by modern Greek architects


Name: Gems (Artifact)
Description: Produced in Venice during the Early Renaissance


Name: Calc-silicates (Mineral type)
Description: A type of silicate rock or mineral that contains a high percentage of calcium.


Name: each other (people)
Description: Women from both cultures


Name: Islands of Japan (Geographical region)
Description: The 14,125 islands extending along the Pacific coast of Asia


Name: filigree devices in wire are self-supporting and not applied to metal plates (art form elements)
Description: Elements of filigree work that are self-supporting and not attached to metal plates


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A federal republic consisting of 50 states, a federal district, five major self-governing territories, and various possessions.


Name: Bonding in aluminium alloys (Property)
Description: The bonding property in aluminium alloys


Name: World War (1754–1763) (War)
Description: The global conflict between Britain and France


Name: a hierarchical social structure (Social structure)
Description: A societal system with a clear hierarchy, often associated with political and spiritual power


Name: Late 17th Century (Time Period)
Description: The time period when the minute hand was added to pocket watches.


Name: China (Country)
Description: Country that became the world's largest importer of copper in 2008


Name: Cinco Chagas (Ship)
Description: A Portuguese carrack that was attacked and sunk off the coast of Faial Island


Name: Care and Proper Precautions (Condition)
Description: A careful and cautious approach to handling


Name: Festival and event scene (Cultural resource)
Description: the annual or periodic celebrations that showcase local traditions, arts, and cuisines


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The city that is the most populous city in the United States and the center of the New York Metropolitan Area


Name: Purple, Green, White (Color)
Description: Symbolizing unity and hope.


Name: Long-term Viability of the Industry (issue)
Description: The ability of the industry to continue operations sustainably in the long term.


Name: Stone (Natural mineral)
Description: A hard substance formed by lithification of sedimentary rock or mineral aggregate


Name: Gemstone cutting (Technique)
Description: The act of shaping a gemstone to enhance its beauty


Name: Irtran-3 (Trade Name)
Description: A brand or product name


Name: Melbourne (Location)
Description: City in Australia where the prototype facility is being tested


Name: Corus Group (company)
Description: A Dutch multinational steel company


Name: the Guggenheim, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Neue Galerie New York, and The Africa Center (Museum)
Description: Four museums located on Museum Mile


Name: Greenland (Geographical Entity)
Description: Country where the meteorite is found


Name: Risorgimento (Movement)
Description: The movement that brought Italian unification.


Name: Indigenous Australians (group)
Description: The group of people who used Australite as sacred objects or cutting tools.


Name: Chromium (Element)
Description: The color of a ruby is due to the element chromium


Name: Natural Pearls (Pearl)
Description: Naturally occurring pearls formed without human intervention


Name: Tanit (Deity)
Description: One of the major deities in the ancient Carthaginian religion


Name: Artisan textile arts in Ukraine (Craft)
Description: Handmade textiles and crafts in Ukraine


Name: Takrut Scroll Spell (Occult Practice)
Description: Magical scroll used in Thailand


Name: through the millennia (time period)
Description: Long span of years


Name: Compounds like Zn(III) (Hypothetical_compound)
Description: Predicted to exist under certain conditions, like Zn(III).


Name: Finest emeralds of Muzo territories (Mineral)
Description: The finest emeralds found in the Muzo territories before the Spanish conquest


Name: Structural elements (Man-made object)
Description: A component or part of a larger structure, such as a bridge or building


Name: 13000 people (Quantity)
Description: Approximate number of inhabitants


Name: himself King of Persia (title)
Description: The title Mahmud proclaimed for himself after capturing Isfahan in 1722


Name: Textual amulets (Artifact)
Description: Amulets with scriptural incipits, especially the opening words of the Gospels, the Lord's Prayer and Psalm 91


Name: Centre (Location)
Description: The center position of the table setting.


Name: Denmark (country)
Description: Country in Northern Europe


Name: Archers' thumb rings, knife hilts (Artifacts)
Description: Common artifacts in the Islamic world that were carved for centuries before the Timurid period


Name: Specific radical species (Chemical Compound)
Description: Transient intermediates in a chemical reaction


Name: the idealist aspect of the Neoclassical movement (artistic style)
Description: -


Name: Georgia (State)
Description: The 4th state to join the United States, located in the Southeastern region of the U.S.


Name: roofing slate (Roofing material)
Description: A type of roof tile which are installed by a slater


Name: Crete (Geographical Location)
Description: Island with few Minoan sites in the western part, especially to the south


Name: Cool Flames (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Can initiate without any external ignition source if conditions are right, and exhibit oscillations in temperature


Name: Song dynasty (dynasty)
Description: The Song dynasty


Name: Choose government ministers (Political Position)
Description: The right to select the members of the cabinet


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: A North American country


Name: Heinrich Himmler (person)
Description: German Nazi politician


Name: cultural_capital_of_the_world (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that is a global leader in cultural, artistic, and intellectual achievements


Name: Red (Color)
Description: A color associated with courage, martyrs and sacrifice


Name: Philanthropy and Non-Profit Organizations Center (Category)
Description: A city that is home to numerous philanthropic foundations, non-profit organizations, and influential donors.


Name: 2016 (Year)
Description: A year when Tech:NYC was established


Name: United Nations Security Council Resolution 1173 (Legislation)
Description: A United Nations resolution that identified the conflict diamond issue as a funding for war


Name: uranium dioxide, other chemical forms usable in industry (compound)
Description: Uranium is converted into uranium dioxide or other chemical forms usable in industry


Name: Biofuels (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of biofuel, a fuel made from living organisms such as plants or algae


Name: Italian Painters (Artist group)
Description: Group of Italian painters who had an impact on the School of Fontainebleau


Name: Mirrors (Electromagnetic Phenomenon)
Description: A surface that reflects electromagnetic radiation of any wavelength.


Name: Five Spanish enclaves (GeographicalArea)
Description: Spanish territories on the Mediterranean coast of Morocco


Name: Visible light (type of light)
Description: Light within the range of wavelengths humans can perceive.


Name: Mycenaean domestic architecture (Architecture)
Description: Style of ancient Greek architecture


Name: Katana (sword_type)
Description: A long Japanese sword


Name: law of superposition (Geological concept)
Description: The principle that in a sequence of strata, the lowest stratum is the oldest, and the topmost the youngest.


Name: Geisha (Profession)
Description: Traditional Japanese female entertainer.


Name: King Haakon and the Norwegian government (Political Entity)
Description: The head of state and the government of Norway during World War II.


Name: One of the fluorite objective lenses (Optical components)
Description: Lenses used for various purposes, with a specific focus on fluorescence microscopy


Name: Antonio López de Santa Anna (Person)
Description: Mexican President under whom pro-indigenist Mexican intellectuals did not find a wide audience


Name: along a fault surface or as veins injected into the fault walls (geographical location)
Description: It is generally found either along a fault surface or as veins injected into the fault walls.


Name: heaven (cosmic object)
Description: The observable expanse above the earth


Name: Body fluids (Fluids)
Description: The liquids that make up the human body


Name: Gemstone Industry (Industry)
Description: Sector involved in the production, processing, and trade of gemstones.


Name: Popular Western Forms of Music (Music)
Description: Popular Western forms of music such as fusion, rock, country, metal and hip hop


Name: Probes (Scientific instrument)
Description: Instruments used to analyze the properties of diamonds, such as polarized light, photoluminescence, and cathodoluminescence


Name: Civil law legal system (Legal_system)
Description: The legal system adopted by the Republic of Turkey


Name: various foods (category)
Description: Foods where magnesium salts are found


Name: Interpretations of Berber motifs as archetypal forms with protective features that have been traced to pre-Islamic times by colonial-era ethnologists such as Gabriel Camps (Concept)
Description: The idea that certain Berber symbols and patterns have protective properties and can be traced back to pre-Islamic times


Name: Art Appreciation (Art Process)
Description: The last step in the art process, which involves critique.


Name: indigo (plant)
Description: Plant used to make blue dye in Asia and Africa


Name: Separate nuclei of population within municipal borders (Population settlements)
Description: In the municipalities of Andalusia


Name: Central Mali (Geographical area)
Description: Region in Mali


Name: Schoep (Person)
Description: A person who first described Kasolite.


Name: Mild Steel (Material)
Description: The type of steel produced by Henry Bessemer's process.


Name: coral fishing (Industry)
Description: The activity of harvesting coral


Name: the Reformation (historical event)
Description: religious and political movement that began in the 16th century


Name: International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) (Sports Governing Body)
Description: The international governing body for ice hockey


Name: Polishing compounds, cutting tool manufacturing and in the production of specialty products like industrial diamonds (industrial_application)
Description: The primary uses of diamond powder


Name: Song dynasty (Historical_period)
Description: A historical period in China where the porcelain wares were made


Name: Muisca native people (Native_People)
Description: The native people where El Dorado was a initiation rite


Name: Decorative Arts (Art Category)
Description: A category of Turkish visual arts


Name: Norwegian Humanist Association (Organization)
Description: A secular organization with around 1.7% (84,500) of Norwegians as members


Name: 1952 (Year)
Description: Year when New York's influence was solidified


Name: Anti-fascist initiative 'Wunsiedel ist bunt, nicht braun' (Social movement)
Description: An anti-fascist initiative in Wunsiedel


Name: the European neoclassical manner in the United States (artistic style)
Description: -


Name: Cuacuauhtzin (Person)
Description: Another individual author of Aztec poetry


Name: Berger and Luckmann (Authors)
Description: The authors who espoused theories based on discourse, following Mead and applying ideas of Sartre and Heidegger about professions in 1966.


Name: Hercules and Cacus (Sculpture)
Description: A sculpture project, initially started by Michelangelo


Name: Art Deco period (historical period)
Description: A style and period of western art, architecture, and design in the 1920s and 1930s.


Name: 19th Century Men's Fashion (fashion)
Description: The fashion trend in men during the 19th century


Name: Gaelic language (Language)
Description: A Celtic language native to Scotland and Ireland


Name: Avidyā (ignorance) exists (Concept)
Description: The existence of ignorance is the starting point of the Twelve Nidanas


Name: Ichthys (Symbol)
Description: An early Christian symbol often represented as two intersecting fish or as a fish-shaped symbol


Name: lakes, bays, oceans (Geographical feature)
Description: Deposits of diatoms that eventually become opal are found on the floors of water bodies


Name: Capacitor (Object)
Description: An electronic component that stores electrical energy in an electric field.


Name: Chemical vapor deposition (Process)
Description: A physical vapor deposition process used to produce thin films or free-standing materials


Name: Susa (location)
Description: Centred in Susa from the mid-2nd millennium BC onwards


Name: Modern Japan's government (government)
Description: Japan's current political system and leadership


Name: a unique form of luster-glaze technique (art technique)
Description: A unique technique in luster-glazing developed by Beatrice Wood


Name: Japanese Capitalism (economic system)
Description: The economic system of Japan


Name: 91 facet diamonds (Diamond cut)
Description: Diamonds with 91 facets


Name: narrow-sleeved upper garment (Clothing)
Description: Servants wore narrow-sleeved upper garments


Name: Campania (location)
Description: A region where the writing spread from Tarquinia and Veii


Name: Different analytical requirements than conventional chemicals (Characteristic)
Description: Refers to the fact that nanoparticles have different analytical requirements than conventional chemicals


Name: 1923 Treaty of Lausanne (Treaty)
Description: A treaty signed between Greece and Turkey in 1923


Name: Diatomite (Sedimentary rock)
Description: White, opaque, and chalky-textured sedimentary rock with multiple industrial uses


Name: - (PopulationSize)
Description: The number of animals living in a location.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The country where Poldervaart moved in 1951


Name: Office for National Statistics (ONS) (Government agency)
Description: UK's independent statistical office responsible for collecting and publishing statistics about the economy, population and society of England and Wales


Name: Mountains of Granada and Jaén (Topography_feature)
Description: A mountain range in Andalusia


Name: Mayor (Bürgermeister) and town council (Stadtrat) (Political office)
Description: Local political offices in Wunsiedel


Name: Italic style (artistic_style)
Description: An artistic style native to Italy, particularly during the Republic period.


Name: Genetic mutation in humans and apes (Scientific discovery)
Description: Scientists claimed to have found a genetic mutation that contributed to the loss of the tail in the common ancestor of humans and other apes


Name: CIE xy chromaticity diagram (the spectral locus) (Chromaticity Diagram)
Description: A diagram used to describe the colors that can be produced by adding various wavelengths of light


Name: Black Caribbean (Race)
Description: A racial category offered in the UK census


Name: EGL (European Gemological Laboratory) (organization)
Description: A gem testing and grading laboratory with locations throughout the world.


Name: St. Genevieve Gold Vein (Geological Type (of St. Genevieve Marble))
Description: A geological type of St. Genevieve Marble, light or medium gray in color, with veins running through it.


Name: Texcoco and Tlacopan (city-states)
Description: City-states that were initially allies of Tenochtitlan but later relegated to junior partnership.


Name: Hellenistic period (Historical Period)
Description: Period following the fragmentation of Alexander's empire


Name: Kings of Ptolemaic Egypt (Person)
Description: Worn by the kings of Ptolemaic Egypt


Name: The twelve signs of the zodiac (Astrology)
Description: Used to represent each astrological sign for people born under that sign


Name: international blockbusters (Successful Movies)
Description: -


Name: Congress of Deputies (Institution)
Description: The lower house of the Spanish Parliament


Name: Tang Taizong or Li Zhi (person)
Description: Tang Taizong or Li Zhi was another name for Li Shimin


Name: Universities (educational institution)
Description: Higher education institutions in Switzerland


Name: Grand Coalition formed with the People's Party (2007-2008) (Political Coalition)
Description: The grand coalition formed by the Social Democratic Party and the Austrian People's Party from January 2007 to June 2008


Name: Aselsan, Turkish Aerospace Industries, Roketsan, and Asfat (Companies)
Description: Defense industry companies based in Turkey


Name: Farther from Ideal Diamond Dimensions (Away from Optimal Specifications)
Description: The farther the diamond's characteristics are from the Tolkowsky's ideal, the less light will be reflected


Name: complexity and harmony (artistic attribute combination)
Description: A blend of complex and harmonious qualities in art


Name: CV3 carbonaceous chondrite (Classification)
Description: The classification of the Allende Meteorite based on its chemical composition


Name: Territory south and west of the Rhine to the Alps and the Jura mountains (geographical location)
Description: The region controlled by Switzerland by 1460.


Name: slow hydrothermal alteration or metasomatism (geological process)
Description: The process that occurs below the massive sulfide ore deposits which occur in ophiolites


Name: Republic of German-Austria (country)
Description: Rump state of Austria after World War I


Name: Arab Coalition (Military Alliance)
Description: Mocha was bombed by an Arab coalition in July 2015


Name: Gendarmerie nationale (Police Force)
Description: The National Gendarmerie of France


Name: Magheramorne (Place)
Description: A place located 5 miles to the south along Larne Lough


Name: Abdominal cavity (Anatomical Location)
Description: The area within the body where the kidneys are positioned.


Name: warfare, fishing, and trade (Activity)
Description: Purposes for which ships were utilized during the Bronze Age


Name: Light isotopes (Isotope)
Description: The isotopes lighter than 140Ce primarily decay through inverse beta decay or electron capture


Name: Toribio de Benavente Motolinia (Person)
Description: One of the first twelve Franciscan friars arriving in Mexico in 1524


Name: interconnectivity or interdependence (concept)
Description: The state of being connected or interdependent.


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


Name: Confucian Duke Yansheng (Person)
Description: Noble Dukes descended from Confucius


Name: Ahimsa (nonviolence) (Practice)
Description: Practice of nonviolence towards all beings


Name: Tizoc's coronation campaign (Event)
Description: Tizoc's campaign against the Otomi of Metztitlan for his coronation.


Name: CVP (Political Party)
Description: A political party in Switzerland


Name: 3% economic growth (Greece, 2024) (Quantity)
Description: The forecast of Greece's economy to grow nearly 3% in 2024.


Name: 12.77% of the Colombian territory (Geographical Area Measurement)
Description: percentage of Colombia's total area covered by protected areas


Name: Orange (Color)
Description: As the beret color for its Air Force infantry and special forces corps, Paskhas.


Name: UK Labour Laws (Legal System)
Description: The labour laws of the United Kingdom


Name: Metals or Semimetals and Sulfur (Chemical Elements)
Description: One or more metals, semimetals, and sulfur.


Name: Tahiti (Island)
Description: Place of origin


Name: Kaolinite-serpentine group (Subgroup of clay minerals)
Description: A group of phyllosilicates characterized by their T-O stacks


Name: Action (Act)
Description: Honouring and showing gratitude towards tools of trade


Name: White Army (Military Group)
Description: A coalition of monarchists, nationalists and liberals that fought against the Red Army during the Civil War following the Russian Revolution


Name: American Publishing Industry (Industry)
Description: The business of producing literature for distribution


Name: Advanced treatment process (Gemstone Treatment Process)
Description: Current method for treating beryllium-diffused sapphires


Name: mill agents (Occupation)
Description: Individuals managing factories


Name: lemons (Food)
Description: A sour citrus fruit


Name: Viceroyalty of New Granada (Historical Region)
Description: A viceroyalty in South America from 1717 to 1824, covering present-day Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Venezuela, parts of Guyana and Brazil, and north of Marañón River.


Name: Norway's Wage Structure (Economic Indicator)
Description: The wage structure in Norway.


Name: Country (Location or establishment)
Description: Brazil's neighboring country to the north.


Name: Cabrera Archipelago and Dragonera (Islands)
Description: Small offshore islands of Mallorca


Name: Pressurized Water Reactors (Energy Production)
Description: A type of nuclear reactor where the coolant is at a pressure greater than the vapor pressure of the coolant at the temperature it is at.


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country mainly located in West Asia, with a smaller part called East Thrace in Southeast Europe.


Name: Uranium Minerals and Associated Elements (Mineral Resource)
Description: Uranium, cobalt, silver, nickel, bismuth, arsenic, and other minerals found in the Shinkolobwe Ore Deposit


Name: comedy (art form)
Description: An art form that uses humor, satire, irony, or ridicule to explore or criticize behavior or situations


Name: Carthaginian power (power)
Description: the military and political power of the Carthaginians


Name: Red Fox (Animal)
Description: A species of mammal native to the Northern Hemisphere


Name: Ultraviolet light (Light spectrum)
Description: Wavelength of ultraviolet light, approximately 157 nanometers


Name: Benito Mussolini (Person)
Description: Italian politician and dictator who was the leader of the National Fascist Party (Partito Nazionale Fascista) from 1922 until his ousting in 1943


Name: Swiss Plateau (Geographical Region)
Description: The northern region Valais is separated from


Name: Venice (City-State)
Description: A city-state located in northeastern Italy


Name: Hudson River (River)
Description: The river that runs through New York State


Name: Emergence to the Surface (Geological Event)
Description: The event of a lava or magma reaching the Earth's surface


Name: Nobel Peace Prize (Award)
Description: The most prestigious award given to those who have done the most or the best work for fraternity between nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses


Name: Tuskegee University (University)
Description: Main campus in Tuskegee, with satellite campuses and facilities in other locations


Name: Cambridge (City)
Description: A university city and the county town of Cambridgeshire, England


Name: Various wildlife species (Wildlife species)
Description: Including deer, boar, and numerous bird species


Name: Electric Tram (Transportation)
Description: A tram used for transporting railroad cars filled with marble from the quarry to the town of Marble


Name: Cheyenne, Crow, Kiowa, and Arapaho (Tribes)
Description: Groups of Native American tribes


Name: Recognition as independent Orthodox Church of Ukraine (Religion)
Description: The recognition that occurred in January 2019


Name: Traditional sport of the nobility (Activity)
Description: Sport associated with the nobility during the Renaissance


Name: Uranium-236 (Radioactive isotope)
Description: Uranium-236 is a radioactive isotope with a half-life of 2.342×107 years.


Name: New Economic Policy (NEP) (Policy)
Description: what became known as the Great Break


Name: Two notations for the Rhombohedral Bravais lattice (Notation)
Description: The two ways to represent the same structure of the Rhombohedral Bravais lattice.


Name: Sama-Bajau people of the Philippines (Ethnic group)
Description: A seafaring ethnic group in Southeast Asia


Name: Andalusian Society (Society)
Description: The society of the region Andalusia


Name: numerous illustrious figures (Patron)
Description: Numerous illustrious figures as patrons of his works of art


Name: Men (Gender)
Description: Men traditionally take care of livestock among the Berbers.


Name: Shoes with tips which would curl upward (type of shoes)
Description: shoes that became a very popular fashion in the Tang dynasty


Name: Vietnam (Country)
Description: Country where Northern Vietnam is located


Name: Green Tinge in Skin (physical_symptom)
Description: physical symptom associated with sickness or nausea


Name: Germa (Settlement)
Description: A settlement in Fezzan, Libya, that has evidence of large villas and sophisticated tombs associated with the aristocracy.


Name: Greece's parliament (Political Entity)
Description: The political entity responsible for electing the President of Greece


Name: Authentication (Concept)
Description: To attest to the authority of its bearer


Name: Lake Vico (Caldera lake)
Description: The location of the Vico Natural Preserve.


Name: Sneakers, jeans, T-shirts, and baseball caps (FashionItem)
Description: Popular clothing items in the United States


Name: Norwegian Shelf large marine ecosystem (Marine Ecosystem)
Description: A large marine ecosystem off the coast of Norway


Name: Absentee Feudal Lords (Historical Figure)
Description: Lords who were absent from their land


Name: Shallow waters (Oceanic regions)
Description: Regions close to the surface where shallow black coral species are found.


Name: trade (Activity)
Description: The means through which Northern European Bronze Age cultures were established


Name: the silicate described in the context (silicate)
Description: The silicate described in the given text


Name: Darwin to prove (Goal)
Description: To prove that it being a color variation rather than a wild species was important for Darwin to support his theory of slow modification by natural selection in the wild


Name: MC1R protein (Protein)
Description: The specific protein affected by the gene responsible for red hair


Name: large number of diverse ethnic groups (demographic characteristic)
Description: a population characterized by having many different racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds


Name: Puerto Rico (Territory)
Description: An unincorporated territory of the United States located in the Caribbean.


Name: France (Country)
Description: A Western European country


Name: KTV (Activity)
Description: A popular singing entertainment in Taiwan, often renting out rooms for guests


Name: Art jewelry (Jewelry)
Description: Can be found in the arts and crafts movement of the late nineteenth century.


Name: Valais (Geographical region)
Description: The main valley of Switzerland


Name: Group A Eclogite Xenoliths (Geological Feature)
Description: A specific type of eclogite xenolith


Name: Field term (Term)
Description: A term used for specific rocks or gemstones based on their color and composition


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


Name: colors of CZ (CZ color variations)
Description: Includes yellow to golden brown, orange, red to pink, green and opaque black


Name: Eric Adams (person)
Description: The mayor of New York City.


Name: Climate change (Environmental issue)
Description: Climate change as a global environmental issue


Name: Quench Cracks (Defect)
Description: Cracks that can form when steel is water quenched


Name: Nitrogen (Chemical Element)
Description: An element dispersed through the lattice of synthetic diamonds, causing a yellow color


Name: Chaudelune (Wine)
Description: A specific white wine from Morgex


Name: Spanish Conquistadors (historical_group)
Description: The Spanish explorers and soldiers who conquered Colombia in the mid-1500s.


Name: January 6, 1617 (Event)
Description: Date of the Battle of Gibraltar where the Barbary pirates were defeated.


Name: Lithium (focus on sustainability) (Resource Industry Trends Sustainability)
Description: Overview of current trends in the lithium industry highlights the increasing focus on sustainable production methods and responsible sourcing practices


Name: 1965 (year)
Description: Year Hassan II suspended parliament


Name: Couple households (not married or civil union) (household structure)
Description: Households consisting of unmarried partners living together


Name: Zinc alloy (Metal)
Description: Base metals and alloys such as zinc alloy have been used


Name: Black gown (Fashion Item)
Description: A long dress typically worn for formal occasions


Name: Beryllium (ChemicalElement)
Description: A silver-white, hard, alkaline earth metal element with the chemical symbol Be.


Name: Native populations at those sites (People)
Description: Populations residing near rare-earth deposits in Greenland


Name: 1.5 g of sodium per day (Quantity)
Description: The daily recommendation for sodium intake by the American Heart Association.


Name: Sword (Artifact)
Description: A weapon consisting of a long blade with one sharpened edge.


Name: 10.000 K (Temperature)
Description: Maximum temperature the plasma can reach


Name: Roman Republic (Political Entity)
Description: The ancient political entity that existed from 509 BC to 27 BC


Name: Echinopluteus Larva (Larval Stage)
Description: A stage in the development of a sea urchin, characterized by having 12 elongated arms and being able to feed.


Name: Warmth (Abstract Concept)
Description: Feels warmer than a room painted white and seems more natural in light


Name: Transportation vehicles and spacecraft (Product)
Description: Various types of transportation equipment and space technology


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


Name: United Nations Security Council (International Organization)
Description: The United Nations Security Council, which has been addressing the North Korea nuclear threat


Name: airglow, indirect scattering of sunlight, scattering of starlight, and artificial light pollution (light source classification)
Description: The listed sources that contribute to the sky's brightness


Name: Ukrainian SSR (Country)
Description: The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic was one of the 15 republics that constituted the Soviet Union


Name: Movement Speed, Food Availability (Property)
Description: Properties affecting the movement speed of red sea urchins


Name: Water (Compound)
Description: One of the elements combined with another element to form a chemical compound.


Name: Ernutet Crater (Geographical feature)
Description: A crater on Ceres


Name: Calcium and Potassium salts (Compound)
Description: The compounds that decompose during the combustion of organic matter to form quicklime


Name: many biological applications (Application)
Description: Many biological applications can make use of fluorescent nanodiamond particles due to their photostability, chemical inertness, and extended fluorescent lifetime.


Name: Multivitamin dietary supplements (Dietary Supplement)
Description: A type of supplement that contains a combination of multiple essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium.


Name: Han civilian men started to adopt Manchu clothing (social behavior)
Description: As time passed, Han civilian men eventually voluntarily adopted Manchu clothing.


Name: Potassium, Rubidium, and Caesium (Elements)
Description: Other alkali metals that have higher boiling points


Name: small pierces in ornaments (purpose of use)
Description: Responsible for small pierces in ornaments.


Name: Giuseppe Garibaldi (Person)
Description: Italian patriot who supported the Ragamuffin War in Rio Grande do Sul


Name: Decorative items (Artifact)
Description: Items made for the purpose of ornament or beauty


Name: Kermes (Dye)
Description: A natural dye obtained from an insect known as the cochineal.


Name: 167 Million Years Ago (Mya) (Geological Time Period)
Description: Time period 167 million years ago


Name: Radioactive Fluoride (18F) labeling (Chemical Process Result)
Description: The process of labeling antibodies or red blood cells for PET imaging


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: The Republic of Turkey


Name: American born workers and Italian-born workers (Person)
Description: Different nationalities of marble mill workers


Name: Bø Municipality (Geographical Location)
Description: A location in Norway, north of the Arctic Circle


Name: 500 (Year)
Description: The year the Severe style began.


Name: Strong and lightweight alloys containing aluminium (Material composition)
Description: Magnesium is primarily used as a component in these alloys.


Name: Naxos (Place)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea belonging to Greece


Name: Seals found in Shaft Grave Circle A (Artifact)
Description: Seals found in the graves of women at Mycenae


Name: 2 senators each (Number of Senators per Territory)
Description: Number of senators representing each territory in the Senate


Name: 17th Century (Historical Era)
Description: A century starting in the year 1601


Name: Pratityasamutpada (Theory)
Description: Buddhist theory explaining the nature and relations of being, becoming, existence, and ultimate reality


Name: Temple of Jerusalem (Architectural Structure)
Description: An ancient temple in Jerusalem


Name: number of people living in 'conditions of modern slavery' (Number of People)
Description: In 2016, more than 3.8 million people (0.25% of the population) were estimated to be living in 'conditions of modern slavery'.


Name: 2023 (Year)
Description: A year representing the end of a range of years


Name: Nearly pure forsterite (Mineral compound)
Description: A type of forsterite that contains almost no other minerals.


Name: Isle of Wight (Location)
Description: An island in the English Channel, south of England


Name: Nd:Cr:YAG or Nd/Cr:YAG (Laser medium)
Description: A variation of YAG laser medium with added Cr3+


Name: Deviation of its trajectory or chromatic and other forms of aberration (Effects on light)
Description: Changes in the path of light and optical distortions


Name: 6th century BCE (Time Period)
Description: Century between 599 and 501 BC


Name: Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor (Person)
Description: 13th century emperor who had gems made in Southern Italy


Name: domination of black as a fashion color (Fashion Trend)
Description: A trend where black dominated fashion colors


Name: 149.95 million hectares (Area)
Description: 15 percent of China's total land area


Name: Yamato kingdom (historical entity)
Description: An ancient Japanese state


Name: Croesus (Person)
Description: King Croesus who is credited with issuing the Croeseid, the first true gold coins and the world's first bimetallic monetary system.


Name: Older types of cuts (diamond cut)
Description: The original forms of the rose cut were derived from these earlier diamond cuts.


Name: Aquaporin 2 (Protein)
Description: A protein expressed in the collecting duct cells


Name: Karthago Airlines (Airlines)
Description: An airline headquartered in Tunisia.


Name: Massa Cathedral (Building)
Description: It is built entirely of Carrara marble.


Name: University of Missouri (Educational Institution)
Description: A public research university located in Columbia, Missouri


Name: world (Geographical location)
Description: The place where Lignite is mined


Name: White light reflection (Diamond attribute)
Description: The aspect of diamonds that is less important in fancy colored diamonds


Name: Priests (Religious Person)
Description: Priests during Mass.


Name: Quetzalcoatl and Tezcatlipoca (deity)
Description: Each had separate temples within the religious precinct close to the Great Temple


Name: Ancient Egypt (location)
Description: Location where gold artifacts first appeared


Name: Original tide jewels (Mythological artifact)
Description: The original tide jewels.


Name: oil fields and pipelines (Energy Infrastructure)
Description: The total number of oil fields and pipelines in Colombia.


Name: Indigenous peoples of the Americas (Ethnic Group)
Description: The indigenous peoples of North and South America


Name: Sea Urchin (Animal Class)
Description: A type of echinoderm.


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


Name: Evidence for OH (scientific finding)
Description: Scientific data that suggests the presence of hydroxyl (OH) in the atmosphere.


Name: September 27, 1799 (Date)
Description: Date of birth of Alexandre Brongniart


Name: Congregation Sha'arai Shomayim (Jewish Congregation)
Description: The oldest Jewish congregation in Alabama


Name: Computers (Class: Electronic device)
Description: An electronic device that manipulates data, performs mathematical calculations, and executes programs.


Name: North America (continent)
Description: Continents that includes the United States, Canada, and Mexico


Name: Agatha Christie (Writer)
Description: British writer, best known for her 66 detective novels and 14 short story collections


Name: United Kingdom (UK) (country or region)
Description: a sovereign country located off the north-western coast of continental Europe


Name: Distribution center (Geographical Area)
Description: A place where goods are stored and sent to other locations


Name: an Abhidharma basket which were texts on detailed scholastic classification, summary and interpretation of the Suttas (Text Collection)
Description: one additional component of the Tripiṭaka for certain Buddhist schools


Name: Mardi Gras (Event)
Description: A festival that marks the beginning of Lent, originated in Mobile


Name: Uranium Paint Factory (Industry)
Description: A factory that produced uranium paint


Name: 40.8 years old (Median Age Quantity)
Description: The median age of people living in Russia


Name: BBC World Service (Broadcaster)
Description: The BBC World Service is an international broadcaster owned and operated by the BBC.


Name: B2O3 (Compound)
Description: Boron carbide is obtained by decomposing B2O3 with carbon in an electric furnace.


Name: Maimonides (Person)
Description: Renowned Jewish philosopher and rabbi who opposed the use of amulets.


Name: Plato and Aristotle (philosophers)
Description: Ancient Greek philosophers who are known collectively as the founders of Western philosophy.


Name: Synthesis of Diamond Nanocrystals (from graphite irradiation) (Chemical Process)
Description: The process of synthesizing diamond nanocrystals by irradiating graphite with high-energy laser pulses


Name: Magnetosphere (Electromagnetic phenomenon)
Description: Region of space influenced by the Earth's magnetic field


Name: Sanskrit (Language)
Description: An ancient Indo-Aryan language of India


Name: Independence, near Kansas City, Missouri (Place)
Description: A city in Jackson County, Missouri


Name: Bear Mountain complex (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological feature located in the west-central part of the Black Hills.


Name: Middle vocational education (Educational Stage)
Description: The next educational stage after basic education in Colombia


Name: Andalusia Day (Holiday)
Description: A holiday celebrated on 28th February commemorating the 1980 autonomy referendum.


Name: Renal veins (Vein)
Description: The large veins that exit the kidney and carry blood away from it.


Name: Derby, Chesterfield Panthers, Matlock, Ilkeston, Ashbourne, Bakewell and Amber Valley (Rugby_Union_Clubs)
Description: Rugby union clubs in Derbyshire


Name: Portrait Sculpture (artwork_class)
Description: Sculptures created as portraits


Name: Love (Emotion)
Description: An emotion that is the most common association for red


Name: years (QualitativeValue)
Description: The time frame over which Australia's healthcare policies have been implemented


Name: Oxidation of peridot (Geochemical process)
Description: The oxidation of peridot occurs slowly at 600°C and increases with temperature


Name: Haven ports (Ports)
Description: still a working port


Name: Henri Konan Bédié (Politician)
Description: Person who introduced the Ivoirité policy


Name: Sodium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Na (from Latin natrium) and atomic number 11. In its most common form, it is a soft, silvery-white, highly reactive metal.


Name: impurities with sizes between 1 and 5 microns (chemical impurities)
Description: the impurities found in diamonds


Name: Length between 1 meter and 2 meters (Measurement)
Description: The typical length of the iron swords


Name: Jackson Heights (Location)
Description: Location where the Queens Pride Parade is held


Name: term 'agmatite' (Concept)
Description: Term used to describe a specific type of geological phenomenon


Name: Americas (continent)
Description: A continent in the Western Hemisphere, consisting of North America and South America.


Name: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) (Degree)
Description: Program offered


Name: 5224 square kilometres (2,017 sq mi) (Area)
Description: the size of the canton


Name: St. Louis, Missouri (Location)
Description: The place where Pope Yeatman was born.


Name: James Hutton (Person)
Description: Geologist who made early comments on the relationship between gneiss and granite


Name: Gavrio (Town)
Description: A town on the island of Andros


Name: The Mountain Range (after 1995) (Geographical Feature in Timeframe)
Description: The mountain range from the year 1995 onwards, which experienced frequent fires.


Name: The area around Dyckman Street and 10th Avenue (Location)
Description: The location where the stadium was situated.


Name: Modern Greek Theatre (Art Form)
Description: Theatre form originated in Greece after independence


Name: Mining Costs (Economic Factor)
Description: The cost of mining gold


Name: Countries with no diamond tradition (Location)
Description: Countries where no diamond market existed before.


Name: fraud (Crime)
Description: The criminal offense of fraud


Name: Illegal immigrants (MigrationStatus)
Description: Trying to enter the EU


Name: Benin under Mathieu Kérékou (political entity)
Description: The political structure of Benin under Kérékou's leadership


Name: Flanders (Region)
Description: A region in Belgium


Name: IUPAC (Scientific Organization)
Description: In 1990


Name: 1.52-1.68 (Numeric Range)
Description: 1.52 to 1.68


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


Name: Torc (Artifact)
Description: An ornament made of gold, often with stones or metal pieces inside and worn by Celtic people.


Name: Elderly people (originally) and Children (later) (Demographic)
Description: The intended users of the pegboard for bead designs.


Name: Alkali-metal oxalate solutions (Solution)
Description: A mixture of an alkali metal with a carboxylic acid


Name: Crystallization (Geological Process)
Description: The process of crystals forming from a solution or molten material


Name: Tropical seas (Geographical Area)
Description: Environment where Ammonites lived during the Upper Cretaceous period


Name: Federal Constitutional Law of 1920 (Legal document)
Description: The Austrian constitution


Name: Electronics and Semiconductors (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of electronic devices, including semiconductors, integrated circuits, and other electronic components


Name: Władysław Skłodowski (Person)
Description: Marie Curie's father who taught mathematics and physics


Name: Gauls (Ancient People)
Description: A collective term for the various Celtic peoples in Iron Age Europe


Name: Ghana (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa, officially known as the Republic of Ghana.


Name: experts working in these fields (professionals)
Description: individuals with expertise in relevant areas


Name: 2.6-2.7 (Specific gravity)
Description: The ratio of the weight of a given volume of a mineral to the weight of an equal volume of water at a specified temperature


Name: Hominids (Species)
Description: Early human ancestors or extinct species of humans, such as Homo erectus.


Name: Carnac stones site (archaeological site)
Description: A megalithic site in France.


Name: Mesopotamia (Region)
Description: A historical region encompassing modern-day Iraq


Name: Diatoms (Siliceous organism)
Description: Dominant siliceous organism responsible for extracting silica from seawater


Name: Measured (Action)
Description: Quantitatively determined using radiometric dating techniques


Name: the tide-ebbing jewel (Object)
Description: The jewel that causes the tide to ebb


Name: National Archaeological Museum (Florence) (institution)
Description: Museum in Florence, Italy


Name: Norberg's church (Building)
Description: An oldest preserved building in Norberg


Name: Red Foxes (Animals)
Description: Animals that are among the most important fur-bearing animals harvested by the fur trade.


Name: Precious corals (Organism)
Description: Cnidarians known for their beauty and economic value


Name: Retinal Processing (Process)
Description: Processing that occurs in the retina related to color vision.


Name: Foundation stone of the New Jerusalem (Architectural element)
Description: One of the foundation stones of the New Jerusalem


Name: [who came against him] (Group)
Description: People who came against him


Name: Impossibility of accidental time changes (feature)
Description: A characteristic of this type of pocket watch that was preferred by American and Canadian railroads.


Name: Magyar warriors (Warrior Group)
Description: Captured during their raid in al-Andalus said that Moravia is the northern neighbour of their people in 942.


Name: tank armor, bulletproof vests, and numerous other structural applications (Application)
Description: Various uses of Boron Carbide


Name: Swiss Broadcasting Corporation's Romansh-speaking division (Media)
Description: A media organization that focuses on the Grisons region


Name: The site of the Dyckman Oval (Location)
Description: The location where the Dyckman Oval was situated before it was demolished.


Name: Svatopluk and Louis the German (People)
Description: Signatories of Forchheim peace treaty


Name: City Centers (Location)
Description: Central areas of cities


Name: New England (Region)
Description: The region where Candlepin bowling was invented.


Name: Ichikura highland region (Location)
Description: A part of Saijō area


Name: Sulfur (Chemical Element)
Description: A nonmetallic element that is a member of the chalcogens


Name: Arpitan (Language)
Description: In French, Swiss and Italian alps of Aosta Valley


Name: Egyptian women (Gender group)
Description: Women who colored themselves with red ochre during celebrations


Name: Buddha's mother (Person)
Description: Not specifically named but described as a queen


Name: Staffordshire (Adjacent County)
Description: It borders Staffordshire to the south and west


Name: Five Million People (Population)
Description: A large number of individuals residing in Brazil


Name: almost one-third of the international dairy trade (Market Share)
Description: -


Name: The Spanish (Group)
Description: Representatives of the Spanish crown during the colonial period


Name: Green (Color)
Description: The color most commonly associated in Europe and the United States with youth, springtime, freshness, hope, rebirth, renewal, immortality.


Name: six-year term, with one-third elected every even year in the autumn (Election)
Description: Voting method and term length of the Czech Republic's Senate.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country located in Southern Europe


Name: Colossal Statues outside the main temple at Abu Simbel (Artwork)
Description: Each show Rameses II, a typical scheme


Name: Cubic Root of Point Weight (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The cubic root of the point weight of a diamond


Name: Fascination with Jewellery (Emotion)
Description: Increased interest in jewellery


Name: Terminals of Iron Age torcs (component)
Description: Components of Iron Age torcs that are often formed separately.


Name: Ancient Hebrew Beliefs (Cultural Belief System)
Description: Beliefs about the emotional or logical role of the kidney in ancient Hebrew culture


Name: wickedness and pride of a people (societal_condition)
Description: Characteristics or states related to immoral actions and arrogance


Name: Astaxanthin or other pigments (Compound)
Description: Compounds fed to farm-bred salmon to improve their pinkness.


Name: Lightning (Phenomenon)
Description: Electrical discharge produced by a buildup of electrification in a cloud and a conductive object on the ground


Name: European badger (Meles meles) (animal species)
Description: One of the smaller carnivores more abundant and conserved in Andalusia


Name: Algerians (Population)
Description: The people living in Algeria


Name: Joseph Priestley (Person)
Description: British clergyman and scientist who conducted an experiment that focused sunlight on mercuric oxide, liberating a gas he named 'dephlogisticated air'.


Name: Kāma (concept)
Description: Concept representing desire, passion, love and pleasure of the senses in Hinduism.


Name: $10 billion per year (Monetary Value)
Description: The estimated revenue from Afghanistan's mineral deposits annually


Name: Tax Fraud (Crime)
Description: Illegal activities related to tax evasion, such as false billing or tax forgery


Name: Emperor Yangdi (Emperor)
Description: The second emperor of the Sui dynasty in China


Name: Rod (Dop or Dopstick) (Tool Component)
Description: The component of equipment for processing the gemstone during the grinding, faceting, and lapping processes


Name: Suggested the fundamental difference of sodium and potassium salts (Scientific Discovery)
Description: The discovery made by Georg Ernst Stahl about the differences between sodium and potassium salts


Name: Sculptors (Profession)
Description: Artists who create three-dimensional works


Name: GIA (Organization)
Description: An institution known for its work with gems and jewels


Name: Girl Scout Troop 357 of Lakewood, Colorado (Organization)
Description: The Girl Scout troop that petitioned to make Yule Marble the official state rock of Colorado


Name: Loss of Artistic Integrity (cultural loss)
Description: refers to the destruction or disruption of a work of art or cultural heritage


Name: Carbonate rock (Sedimentary rocks)
Description: A class of sedimentary rocks composed primarily of carbonate minerals


Name: G20 (Group of Twenty) (Political Entity)
Description: An international forum for the governments and central bank governors from 19 countries and the European Union


Name: catalyst for production of polyolefins (chemical process)
Description: A process that results in the creation of polyolefins


Name: King Charles III (person)
Description: current monarch and head of state of the UK and 14 other independent countries


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Europe, taking up a large part of the Apennine Peninsula, it is known for its beautiful coastlines, alpine lakes and mountainous north as well as historical sites like Rome's Colosseum


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


Name: Bioturbation (Process)
Description: The process by which the activities of organisms alter sedimentary structures.


Name: edicts and famous sculptures (Document/Artifact)
Description: The inscriptions and ornate carvings on the pillars


Name: Artificial Simulant (Mineral imitation)
Description: A material designed to resemble a diamond.


Name: Modernization (Historical Event)
Description: The transition of Japan from a feudal and isolationist country to a modern industrialized nation, beginning in 1868


Name: Aterian culture (Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture that existed in North Africa during the Middle Paleolithic


Name: [Municipal Governments and Districts] (Local Government Divisions)
Description: The responsibilities of Turkey's local government


Name: Refractive indices (Physical property)
Description: Variably reported, increase from norbergite to clinohumite in the humite group


Name: Redevelopment Projects in the mentioned cities (Redevelopment Project)
Description: Various redevelopment projects in the given cities


Name: Canal San Bovo (Municipality)
Description: a municipality in Trentino, Italy


Name: Tenochtitlan (city)
Description: An Aztec city, now present-day Mexico City


Name: Prayer wheel (artifact)
Description: Cylindrical religious object


Name: southern and eastern Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: The regions where the technology was circulated


Name: Paddar Valley, Jammu and Kashmir, India (Location)
Description: A valley located in the Paddar sub-district of Kishtwar district in Jammu and Kashmir, India


Name: Battle of Dan-no-ura (historical_event)
Description: The battle during the Genpei War where the Minamoto fleet defeated the Taira fleet by taking advantage of the tides


Name: Electromagnetic radiation (type of electromagnetic wave)
Description: Type of electromagnetic wave that is visible light.


Name: waste trade profits (Economic entity)
Description: Revenue generated from the transportation of trash


Name: 400 and 800 km (Depth Range)
Description: A geological range representing depths of a location


Name: Electronics (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the manufacture of electronic components and devices


Name: Potassium ferricyanide (Reagent)
Description: A chemical reagent that gives a red-brown precipitate with copper(II) salts


Name: Economic Influence (UK) (Influence Level)
Description: The influence level of the UK economy in the European and global economies


Name: Social Work (Profession)
Description: A profession that emerged in the 19th century


Name: the north (Geographical Region)
Description: A major region of the Netherlands


Name: Nanoparticle (Particle)
Description: An object with all three external dimensions in the nanoscale, whose longest and shortest axes do not differ significantly


Name: Global Mine Production (Quantity Produced)
Description: The total amount of gold produced by global mines


Name: Australian Indian Ocean waters (Geographical location)
Description: Area where significant numbers of natural pearls are still found.


Name: present (Present Time)
Description: The present time, indicating that New York City is still reporting COVID-19 cases


Name: Worn Accessories (Category of Fashion Accessory)
Description: Includes cravats, ties, hats, bonnets, belts and suspenders, gloves, muffs, necklaces, bracelets, watches, eyewear, sashes, shawls, scarves, lanyards, socks, pins, piercings, rings, stockings and hair ties


Name: Cocoa, Cashew, Mango, Rice, Tomato, Sorghum, Tangerine, Avocado, Persimmon, Guava, among others (Agricultural Commodity)
Description: Additional agricultural commodities


Name: Rutile in cat's eye chrysoberyl (Mineral inclusion)
Description: The mineral rutile aligned perpendicularly contributes to the cat's eye effect.


Name: Nephrin (Protein)
Description: A protein expressed in glomeruli


Name: locations worldwide, including Europe, North America, and Africa (Geographical location)
Description: The places where minerals are found, ranging from specific regions to entire continents


Name: Jingyi, dakouku, and dashao (Clothing items)
Description: Different forms of trousers used in the early period of Han dynasty


Name: The Required Label (Label)
Description: The label required by the conflict minerals rule


Name: English fraudster (Person)
Description: A person who ran a gold-from-seawater swindle in the early 1900s


Name: New Hampshire, New York, Vermont, Quebec, western Maine (location)
Description: Geographical regions


Name: Anthropology (Academic discipline)
Description: The study of human behavior and culture


Name: Ritom Funicular (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: A funicular railway in Ticino.


Name: AS Manu-Ura (Football Club)
Description: A football club from Tahiti that plays in Stade Hamuta


Name: Impure Atom (Substance)
Description: The atom that is introduced to create the p-n junction in a semiconductor.


Name: Pink diamond (Color of diamond)
Description: A type of diamond with a pink color.


Name: Dualism between Austrian Habsburg monarchy and Kingdom of Prussia (Historical Event)
Description: A period of conflict and competition between the two major powers in 18th-century Germany


Name: Christmas, Easter, Pentecost and the Ascension of Jesus (Religious Festival)
Description: Festivals associated with Christianity


Name: [SiO2+n]2n- (chemical structure)
Description: The basic structure of silicate minerals


Name: Lactating Females (14-18 years old) (Age Group)
Description: Females aged between 14 and 18 years who are lactating


Name: Community (Social Group)
Description: A community is a group of interacting people or organizations.


Name: Rein Raud (Person)
Description: A person who suggested a new approach to culture in 2016.


Name: the world's busiest high-speed rail network (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: Description of the transportation infrastructure


Name: Construction (Man-made Structure)
Description: Buildings and other structures made primarily of steel.


Name: Chitin and proteins (Materials of exoskeleton)
Description: A combination of chitin and proteins


Name: Das Buddhistische Haus (Buddhist Institution)
Description: Western Buddhist institution established in 1924


Name: Respiratory diseases (Disease)
Description: Diseases affecting the respiratory system.


Name: 335 (Increase)
Description: Number of White individuals added to the population from 2000 to 2010


Name: Palio di Siena horse race (Event)
Description: A horse race held twice a year in Siena, Italy


Name: Algerian Women's Rights (Gender Equality)
Description: The status and rights of women in Algeria, which relate to political participation, economic opportunities, and social equality


Name: Catalonia (Region)
Description: An autonomous community in the northeast of Spain


Name: Uruguay (Country)
Description: A neighboring country of Brazil to the southeast.


Name: Zinc and Rare-Earth Elements (Metal Elements)
Description: Zinc is a metallic element, while rare-earth elements are a group of 17 metals


Name: Reptiles, frogs, spiders, insects, snails and bats (Wildlife)
Description: Animals with diverse characteristics


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


Name: Refill bulk liquid-oxygen storage containers (Container)
Description: The purpose of using liquid oxygen tankers


Name: Last Surviving Neanderthals (species)
Description: the last known surviving Neanderthals, lived about 45,000 years ago


Name: Polish language (Language)
Description: The official language of Poland


Name: Jura Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A series of lower mountain ranges parallel to the main chain of the Alps


Name: Economic Costs of Managing Waste (Financial Burden)
Description: The financial expenses related to waste management


Name: the blood–brain barrier (Physical entity)
Description: The blood–brain barrier is a physical entity that nanodiamonds are able to penetrate.


Name: Welwitchia Health Training Center (educational institution)
Description: An educational institution that offers programs in Nursing Science, Enrolled Nursing Science and Midwifery as well as a Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology.


Name: Heat of serpentinization (Geological process)
Description: The heat produced by the chemical reaction that transforms olivine and pyroxene into serpentine.


Name: King Arnulf of East Francia (person)
Description: Eastern Frankish monarch supported by Magyar horsemen in 892


Name: 65Zn, 71Zn, 77Zn and 78Zn (Isotope)
Description: Each has only one excited metastable state.


Name: 50-ton Electric Hoist (Equipment)
Description: An electric hoist used for lowering marble from the quarry down to the loading station


Name: Bronze Age culture collapse (Historical event)
Description: The collapse of Bronze Age culture in the eastern Mediterranean


Name: Cultures in the Andes and Mesoamerica (culture)
Description: The cultures that existed in the Andes and Mesoamerica regions


Name: Flow batteries (Electrochemical devices)
Description: Flow batteries


Name: Ukrainian People's Republic (UNR) (Political Entity)
Description: First attempt to create an independent Ukraine


Name: Boron (Chemical element)
Description: Element used to transform diamond into electrical conductor


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


Name: Tracy Hall and others (Person)
Description: Scientists who joined the diamond synthesis project later


Name: Tiryns (City)
Description: An ancient city located in the Argolid, Peloponnese, Greece


Name: Antalya, Turkey (City)
Description: A city in southwestern Turkey on the Mediterranean coast


Name: Gold (metal)
Description: precious metal used chiefly for ornament and coinage since ancient times


Name: Kojiki (text)
Description: A collection of Japanese mythology and pre-history completed in A.D. 712


Name: Establishment of National Reintegration Council (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Human Hair Jewelry Making (Craft or Art Form)
Description: The process of creating jewelry from human hair


Name: 4 rooms (Quantity)
Description: The most common apartment size in the municipality


Name: World Map (Concept)
Description: Recognition of the US as a major player in the jewellery industry


Name: Fujian Province (of ROC) (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: Part of the ROC that is not currently controlled by the ROC


Name: Gwari tradition (Artistic tradition)
Description: Tradition Ladi Kwali worked in


Name: US General Services Administration (GSA) (Agency)
Description: An independent agency of the U.S. federal government responsible for managing and providing centralized administrative services


Name: Viewing Sites (Location)
Description: Locations far from major urban areas for best views of the night sky


Name: Subordinate Fox (animal)
Description: A subordinate red fox within a family group.


Name: silica (mineral)
Description: A mineral used in the composition of certain dyes


Name: Traditional diamond industry (Industry)
Description: diamond mining and processing businesses


Name: 5 clawed dragons (Dragons)
Description: The number of clawed dragons they were allowed to wear, more than the other groups


Name: EFTA (International Organization)
Description: The European Free Trade Association (EFTA) is an intergovernmental organization whose members have a free trade area and cooperate in certain other areas.


Name: Yule Marble (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A metamorphic facies of the Leadville Limestone


Name: Lithospheric Plates (Geological Structure)
Description: Plates moving due to convection in the mantle


Name: pieces from China (Location)
Description: Geographical origin of the ceramic collections.


Name: Agate (mineral variety)
Description: A variety of chalcedony characterized by either transparency or color patterns.


Name: Pictorial emblem (Graphical representation)
Description: A visual symbol often representing an animal, found in many seals from ancient Greece


Name: Audio, video and USB cables connectors (Component)
Description: Gold used in connectors of expensive audio, video, and USB cables.


Name: Redox Reactions (Reaction)
Description: A chemical reaction in which electrons are transferred between species.


Name: Platy Minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minerals with flat, lamellar, or plate-like crystal forms


Name: Ste. Genevieve (Location)
Description: First European settlement in Missouri established by French Canadians in 1750


Name: Israeli cabinet (Governmental Body)
Description: The executive branch of the government of Israel


Name: Serpentinite (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Metamorphic rock, particularly characteristic of mid-ocean ridges settings


Name: Australian Aboriginal languages (Language)
Description: Over 250 Indigenous languages of Australia


Name: Base of overriding crust (Geographical feature)
Description: The lower boundary of the crust that is being pushed aside by tectonic forces


Name: 15% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of weddings in the U.S. that featured a double-ring ceremony in the 1920s


Name: Dark grey to black streak (Streak pattern)
Description: A characteristic used when properties between pyrrhotite and other sulfide minerals are similar.


Name: Intrusive Masses (Geological Rock)
Description: Rocks that have been emplaced within pre-existing rocks


Name: Branches of Greenpeace (Environmental Organizations)
Description: Found in forty countries


Name: 9th Century (Time Period)
Description: The century from 801 to 900


Name: Mahasiddhas (groups of wandering yogi magicians)
Description: Can be traced back to the origins of Vajrayana


Name: activation of the gases (Aspect of CVD process)
Description: The energy input necessary to activate the gases


Name: Switzerland's economy (Economy)
Description: The overall economic system of Switzerland


Name: 10 °C (50 °F) (Temperature)
Description: Average temperature in the South Moravian Region


Name: Not specified (Home)
Description: The number and details of homes built after 1970 in Peccia is not specified


Name: mica schists and in contact with metamorphic deposits of dolomitic marble (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks formed by the transformation of pre-existing rock under high temperature and pressure conditions


Name: Dinosaurs/Trees (Living organisms)
Description: Large organisms that can be preserved as fossils.


Name: Professional Business Entity (Business entity)
Description: A business entity that is primarily owned by professionals and subject to reduced protection against liability for professional negligence and severe limitations or prohibitions on ownership by non-professionals.


Name: Blue (Color)
Description: The color associated with seriousness and study


Name: Purple Stole and Chasuble (Artifact)
Description: A liturgical vestment worn by priests during specific religious ceremonies


Name: Its role in the Earth's thermal and chemical evolution (research_focus)
Description: The focus of studies on Majorite.


Name: Beaches of France (Seaside Resort)
Description: Beaches and seaside resorts in France.


Name: 21st Century (Time Period)
Description: The time period ranging from January 1, 2001 to December 31, 2010


Name: Prison cell (Location)
Description: A part of a building where prisoners are confined.


Name: Emerita and Symeralds (synthetic minerals)
Description: The names of the stones produced by Johann Lechleitner


Name: Gadsden (City)
Description: The city is located northeast of Birmingham, and was incorporated on February 6, 1825.


Name: Madiiis (HistoricalName)
Description: -


Name: Palaians and Luwians (Historical figure)
Description: People who co-existed with the Hittite kingdom in Anatolia


Name: Ipswich (City)
Description: A city in Suffolk, England.


Name: Caribbean Coast (Location)
Description: The coast where Rodrigo de Bastidas made his exploration in 1500


Name: Diamond screening devices (Device)
Description: Devices used for detecting synthetic diamonds


Name: Oldest Pottery (in America) (Artifact)
Description: The oldest known pottery found in America.


Name: Compound (compound (linguistics))
Description: A term used to refer to a linguistic compound


Name: Europe (Geographical Area)
Description: After the Crusades, alum was a subject of international commerce


Name: soils (Natural Environment)
Description: A part of the Earth's terrestrial surface.


Name: French pioneers (People)
Description: Descendants of the French pioneers who settled the area known as the Illinois Country in the late 17th century


Name: Mali Empire (Empire)
Description: The territory of the Mali Empire in Ivory Coast was limited to the northwest corner around Odienné.


Name: WTO (International Organization)
Description: The World Trade Organization is a multilateral organization responsible for the promotion of free trade.


Name: Aluminium oxide (Chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula Al2O3, consisting of aluminum and oxygen atoms.


Name: National Fraud Authority (NFA) (Government agency)
Description: A former UK government agency coordinating counter-fraud response


Name: Convergent Plate Margins (Geological Feature)
Description: Regions where two tectonic plates collide and one is forced beneath the other


Name: Ce diiodide (Compound)
Description: A compound formed between Cerium and Iodine, known for its metallic properties.


Name: perthite (Mineral variety)
Description: A feldspar mineral made up of intergrown grains of albite and orthoclase


Name: Least Symmetric of 14 Three-Dimensional Bravais Lattices (Classification of Crystal Lattice)
Description: A classification that describes the Triclinic lattice as the least symmetric.


Name: Lithium ion Li+ (Ion)
Description: The ionic form of the element Lithium


Name: China (Country)
Description: The Middle Kingdom, a historical and geographical designation for China


Name: Berlin (City)
Description: Capital city


Name: Zeolite Facies (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A metamorphic facies that may or may not be present in the subducting slab.


Name: Stern and forceful heads on coins (artwork)
Description: During the Late Republic, stern and forceful head images appeared on Roman coins.


Name: Aegean coast (Coastline)
Description: A coastline along the Aegean Sea


Name: Dependent arising or Dependent origination (Term)
Description: Alternative names for Pratityasamutpada


Name: Australian New Wave (Film Movement)
Description: The Australian New Wave of the 1970s


Name: Seville (City)
Description: A city in Spain, with Spain's only commercial river port.


Name: world's garnet (Resource)
Description: The largest resource is mined by Barton Mines Corporation


Name: Parliament of Italy (Governmental Body)
Description: The legislative branch of the Italian government


Name: Isotope ratios of common fission products in Oklo, Gabon (Scientific Data)
Description: The data that this belongs to


Name: Indus Valley Civilization, Mesopotamia, Egypt (Civilizations)
Description: Civilizations where jewelry design dates back at least 7,000 years


Name: Losses of $500,000 or More (Legal Threshold)
Description: A significant financial loss that triggers additional penalties for fraud convictions.


Name: Freedom to exercise professional judgement (professional characteristic)
Description: Professionals have the freedom to exercise their professional judgement.


Name: Tanzania (Country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Africa


Name: the_world's_second_largest_number_of_World_Heritage_Sites (Tourist Attraction)
Description: places of importance to cultural or natural heritage, recognized by UNESCO


Name: Bailey in Mountain Lakes Park (Geographical Feature)
Description: A U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey benchmark


Name: Negative Balance (Debit Balance) (FinancialBalance)
Description: A negative balance shown on the bank statement for customers who are overdrawn.


Name: Formation of Rivers, Lakes and Oceans (Geographical Feature)
Description: Large bodies of water that are a feature of the Earth's surface


Name: Pagasetic Gulf (also called the Gulf of Volos) (Gulf)
Description: A gulf in the Aegean Sea


Name: west-central highlands (Highlands)
Description: highlands in the west-central part of Afghanistan


Name: Ureter through an internal approach (Anatomy)
Description: The internal examination of the ureter, which is a part of the urinary tract.


Name: Anglo-Spanish War of 1585–1604 (Historical Conflict)
Description: War between Spain and England from 1585 to 1604


Name: Slashing sword (Weapon Classification)
Description: Any sword with a curved blade designed for slashing and chopping


Name: Agricultural Chemical Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of agrochemicals


Name: Natives to the Black Hills (Organization)
Description: A group dedicated to fundraising for the purchase of land in the Black Hills


Name: Han Chinese (ethnic group)
Description: the world's largest single ethnic group


Name: Beerstein (Brewery)
Description: A fictional brewery that does not exist in reality


Name: Forced labor under the encomienda system (historical_event)
Description: The forced labor of entire Nahua communities after the fall of the Aztec Empire


Name: 2003 (Year)
Description: A year that marked the significant growth and expansion of New York City's tech environment


Name: generic Greek influenced scenes (artwork)
Description: Themes depicted on the urns


Name: Taoist Five Elements Theory (Theory)
Description: An influential Chinese metaphysical theory that categorizes objects, events, and phenomena in terms of five essential elements or processes: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water.


Name: Those Indians who opposed British colonialism (Group)
Description: Used the term 'Hinduism' by the 1840s


Name: dance (art form)
Description: An expression of art through movement of the body


Name: Italo Calvino (Literary Figure)
Description: Short story writer


Name: Rocks bearing the assemblages anthophyllite–cordierite–kyanite and garnet–staurolite–kyanite (Geological Formations)
Description: Whiteschist is found with rocks bearing these mineral assemblages.


Name: Sicily (Summer) (Island)
Description: Sicily during the summer season


Name: lost wax casting (technique)
Description: The technique mostly used for the production of artistic medals and plaquettes.


Name: Language and moral beliefs (social factors)
Description: Factors affecting social organization among indigenous groups in Brazil


Name: public spending (EconomicIndicators)
Description: government expenditure


Name: Colombia's Zones of Territorial Renormalization (ZTR) (Program)
Description: Areas designated by the Colombian government for reintegration, development and security.


Name: trading in public equity and debt capital markets (Activity)
Description: buying and selling of stocks, bonds, commodities, etc.


Name: Province of Friesland (Geographical location)
Description: A province in the Netherlands where the Frisian earizer evolved.


Name: 1555 Peace of Augsburg (treaty)
Description: Treaty signed by the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and the various Protestant and Catholic princes


Name: Radio Tunis (Radio Station)
Description: A radio station founded in 1938 that employed a policy of promoting Tunisian musicians exclusively


Name: Population (age 25 and older) (Demographic Group)
Description: Percentage of population who graduated from high school, attended some college, earned a bachelor's degree, or earned a graduate degree.


Name: late Minoan terracotta votive figures (artifact)
Description: Terracotta figurines from the late Minoan period


Name: Transition metal (Object)
Description: A metallic element that lies in the d block of the periodic table.


Name: Ahomadégbé (person)
Description: Transfer of power from Maga to Ahomadégbé on 7 May 1972


Name: 31 public and state universities (Quantity)
Description: -


Name: Sylacauga Marble (Mineral)
Description: A type of marble originating from Sylacauga, Alabama


Name: County Durham, UK (Geographical Location)
Description: A county in north-east England


Name: Greek conquest (Historical Event)
Description: Represents the conquest of Egypt by Greece


Name: The New York City public bus fleet (public transportation)
Description: Public bus service in New York City


Name: Crime in England and Wales (Social Issue)
Description: The crime statistics for England and Wales


Name: HM Treasury (Governmental body)
Description: The United Kingdom government's finance ministry


Name: Albite (Mineral)
Description: A common rock-forming mineral, a plagioclase feldspar with the chemical formula NaAlSi3O8


Name: Gresso Church (Building)
Description: The church located in Gresso


Name: Pocket watches (Timekeeping device)
Description: A small portable timepiece carried in a pocket


Name: Kievan Rus' (state)
Description: The first East Slavic state, which emerged during the 9th century as a loose affiliation of tribes


Name: Paired metamorphic belts (geological feature)
Description: A set of parallel metamorphic rock units along a subduction zone.


Name: Agricultural and Food Materials Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of agricultural and food materials


Name: screwdriver, scissors, knife, hammer (Tools)
Description: Specific types of tools.


Name: Strukturbericht designation B4 and the Pearson symbol hP4 (crystal structure notation)
Description: Notations used to identify crystal structures.


Name: Gothic term, *landahlauts (LanguageTerm)
Description: A term proposed to derive the name of Al-Andalus


Name: Alexander Herzen (Philosopher)
Description: One of the fathers of agrarian populism


Name: Ultrafast laser filamentation in ethanol (nanodiamond production method)
Description: Method for forming nanodiamonds


Name: Jerusalem (City)
Description: The city of Jerusalem


Name: North African governments (government)
Description: Governments of North African countries


Name: Cesia (Concept)
Description: The name given to the specific aspects related to how humans see different spatial distributions of light


Name: Isotopic signatures (Scientific measurement)
Description: Signatures used to trace the origin of nanodiamonds


Name: Andalusian horse (horse_breed)
Description: A breed of horse native to Andalusia


Name: Charcoal (Substance)
Description: Material originally used in European steel production before the use of coke


Name: 555 nm (Wavelength of Light)
Description: A specific wavelength of light that the light-adapted human eye is most sensitive to


Name: Collection of 827 engraved gems (Art collection)
Description: A collection of 827 engraved gems


Name: Moravians or Maravani (People)
Description: One of the peoples that Moravia was formed by


Name: Unthinkable Shapes (Shape)
Description: The unthinkable shapes that have been developed due to modern cutting technology.


Name: Hydrogen (Element)
Description: The first element in the periodic table


Name: Magnetite and Prussian blue (Compound)
Description: Contain both iron(II) and iron(III) centers


Name: this lineage (genetic lineage)
Description: The E1b1b paternal haplogroup


Name: Rose quartz (Mineral)
Description: A type of quartz that exhibits a pale pink to rose red hue.


Name: Light Microscopy (Technique)
Description: The examination of small objects (such as cells) at high magnification by means of a microscope


Name: Nuclear reactors and nuclear weapons (Device)
Description: Devices that Uranium-235 is important for


Name: Tunisian fisheries (Resource)
Description: Fisheries in Tunisia that were secured by Charles V for Spain


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


Name: Astronomy (Academic Discipline)
Description: The science of astronomy


Name: BeAl2Si6O18 (Compound)
Description: The chemical formula for beryllium aluminum silicate


Name: Seville (City)
Description: A city in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Compulsory Complete General Secondary Education (Education Requirement)
Description: The requirement for citizens to complete compulsory general secondary education in the state schools of Ukraine


Name: Standard Temperature and Pressure (Condition)
Description: Conditions under which oxygen is a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas with the molecular formula O2


Name: one public high school (High School)
Description: Public high school operated by the Fukushima Prefectural Board of Education


Name: Financial crisis of 2007–2008 (Financial Crisis)
Description: A global financial crisis that started in the United States in August 2007


Name: Freedom of religion (Right)
Description: The right to freedom of religion.


Name: Automotive (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of vehicles, including cars, trucks, buses, and motorcycles


Name: Giving Bulgarian Macedonia to a United Macedonia (Geographical Area)
Description: The region that was intended to be united with the Macedonian region of North Macedonia.


Name: Fancy Red (color intensity)
Description: Red diamonds only exist with one color intensity, Fancy.


Name: non-governmental charities (Organization)
Description: Non-governmental charities such as Save the Children and Mahboba's Promise.


Name: Thorium-232 (Radioactive isotope)
Description: Thorium-232 is a radioactive isotope.


Name: Human Tetrachromats (Biological Phenomenon)
Description: A group of people who have four distinct cone classes in their retina


Name: Cheng-li (Chinese word)
Description: Tängri is hypothesized to be a Chinese transcription of Cheng-li.


Name: Jeffrey M. Parrott (politician)
Description: The clerk of Franklin borough, term ends in 2026


Name: 70% of the world's zinc (Percentage)
Description: Amount of world's zinc originating from mining


Name: French Language (Language)
Description: Became fashionable in Bern and elsewhere in the 18th century


Name: 1,133 species of plants (native or archaeophyte) (Plant species count)
Description: Species of plants that are either native or archaeophyte in Derbyshire


Name: World in Tonnage of Fish Caught Rank (ranking)
Description: Ranked seventh in the world in tonnage of fish caught


Name: 1895 (Year)
Description: First year of film production in the territory of present-day North Macedonia


Name: Tail of Scorpion (Part_of_animal)
Description: A part of the scorpion with a stinger containing venom.


Name: Siliciclastic sediments (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks formed by the weathering and erosion of pre-existing rocks or their residual fragments.


Name: Carbon Cycle (Environmental Science)
Description: The natural processes through which carbon moves between the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and soil.


Name: Otto Hahn, Lise Meitner, Enrico Fermi, J. Robert Oppenheimer (Scientist)
Description: Researchers who contributed to the use of uranium in nuclear power and weapons


Name: mid-9th century (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Homer (person)
Description: Homer is a person


Name: Abbot Philotheos Zervakos (Person)
Description: An abbot who appealed to Major Georg Graf von Merenberg's humanity and prevented the execution of 125 Parians


Name: Separating Diamonds from Simulants (Action or Function)
Description: The ability to separate diamonds from their simulants based on thermal conductivity


Name: Bora Bora cruiseline (Cruise Line)
Description: A cruise line that sails to Bora Bora about once a week.


Name: Batteries and Magnetic Materials (Industry)
Description: Industries that produce batteries and magnetic materials


Name: Hosts among the elite (Social group)
Description: In the 17th century.


Name: Pyroxene Group (Mineral group)
Description: A mineral group consisting of 21 species.


Name: Espionage (Activity)
Description: Activities related to the clandestine gathering and transmission of information or intelligence


Name: Homosexuality (Sexual Orientation)
Description: Attracted to people of the same gender


Name: Manhattan (Location)
Description: One of the five boroughs of New York City


Name: The diverse philosophical teachings of the Upanishads, epics, Puranas, and the schools known retrospectively as the 'six systems' (saddarsana) of mainstream Hindu philosophy. (Philosophy)
Description: The philosophical teachings that were treated as a single whole by certain thinkers between the 12th and 16th centuries


Name: PRC (People's Republic of China) (Country)
Description: The current governing entity of mainland China


Name: education, supervised experience and examination (qualification_process)
Description: The process through which a journeyman earns their license.


Name: Iron (Metal Element)
Description: A ductile, malleable, silver-gray metal with a melting point of 1538 °C.


Name: Boom period (1905 to 1916) (Time Period)
Description: A period of increased marble production


Name: Zurich (City)
Description: The largest city of Switzerland


Name: Stretching (Process)
Description: The action of elongating a material to give it shape.


Name: Chiusi (location)
Description: A city in Northern Etruria where the urns were made


Name: Fossil records (type of evidence)
Description: Records of past organisms and their remains, used to study evolution and historical geography.


Name: Scotland (Country)
Description: A country located in northern Europe and part of the United Kingdom.


Name: Wine Production (activity)
Description: The process of producing wine.


Name: Avars (Historical Group)
Description: Nomadic group from the Eurasian Steppes who conquered large territories in the Pannonian Basin


Name: U.S. (Country)
Description: A country located in North America


Name: Hunter–gatherers of eastern Europe and Siberia (Ethnic group)
Description: An ethnographic category used to describe groups of people whose livelihood is based primarily on the collection of wild foods and foraging.


Name: Old and new Greece (Attraction)
Description: A journey through time, from the ancient past to the vibrant present


Name: Fractional distillation of liquefied air (Process)
Description: A separation technique that separates mixtures based on the relative volatilities of components.


Name: Somma–Vesuvius volcanic complex (Volcanic Complex)
Description: A geographical feature known for its seismic and volcanic activity.


Name: Loans (Financial service)
Description: One of the services offered by Goldsmith bankers.


Name: Process parameters (Parameter)
Description: Parameters such as preparation of the initial graphite powder, the choice of ultrasonic power, synthesis time and the solvent


Name: Until 852 (Time period)
Description: Great Moravian Christianity was described as containing many pagan elements as late as 852


Name: Massachusetts (state)
Description: A state in the United States


Name: Commercial product (non-cereal grains) (Product)
Description: Seeds or fruits from other plant families that are called grains


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


Name: research agenda (topic in cartography)
Description: Research areas related to cartographic elements


Name: Zinc (Mineral Element)
Description: The element causing the risk


Name: Germans from both Austria and Germany (Group)
Description: People identifying as Germans living in both Austria and Germany prior to 1938


Name: Massachusetts Game (Sports_event)
Description: An early form of baseball played in Massachusetts and New England


Name: M'zab region (Ghardaïa) (region)
Description: a region in Algeria


Name: Gneiss (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A coarse to very coarse-grained metamorphic rock found in areas of high grade metamorphism.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country comprising the mainland of the Australian continent, Tasmania, and numerous smaller islands.


Name: Elizabeth II (Person)
Description: Queen of the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand since 1952.