Name: Chlorite Schist (Geological Rock)
Description: A type of schist formed by metamorphism of ultramafic igneous rocks


Name: Theodoric of Prague (person)
Description: A painter in the Gothic era who decorated the castle Karlštejn


Name: absence of warfare in Minoan art does not prove no conflict (Idea)
Description: The absence of warfare in Minoan art does not necessarily indicate that there was no conflict


Name: Mermeren Kombinat A.D. (Company)
Description: The company that was owned 89.25% by Stone Works Holdings


Name: Fabricator (Art Professional)
Description: A professional who produces artworks based on an artist's design.


Name: ecosystem (Ecosystem)
Description: The natural environment of New England


Name: Special deportees (Group)
Description: A group of individuals removed from one area and sent to another, usually forcibly


Name: Freidson, E. (Person)
Description: Author of Professionalism reborn: Theory, prophecyand policy


Name: City Plan (Planning)
Description: The city plan developed by Patras in 1829


Name: [92.15% White, 2.18% Black or African American, 0.30% Native American, 1.74% Asian, 0.00% Pacific Islander, 1.23% from other races, and 2.40% from two or more races, 7.83% Hispanic or Latino] (Race)
Description: The racial makeup of the population as per the 2010 US census


Name: the Greek μύλος mylos, meaning mill (origin)
Description: Mylonites are named after the Greek word for mill.


Name: immigrants arriving in the region (people)
Description: Individuals who have moved to Aosta Valley


Name: Polytechnic Institute (Higher Education Institution)
Description: A higher education institution founded in 1898


Name: carbonate rocks (Geological classification)
Description: A class of sedimentary rocks composed primarily of carbonate minerals


Name: Radium (Chemical Element)
Description: A radioactive, silvery-white metallic element.


Name: East (Geographical Concept)
Description: The geographical direction associated with green in China


Name: Rif Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: Located in the north of Morocco and mainly inhabited by Berber people


Name: the rezoning (Event)
Description: The process of changing zoning laws to allow different types of construction or land use in Inwood, Manhattan


Name: Social Rules (Social Construct)
Description: -


Name: Kimberley Process Certified Diamonds (Diamond Classification)
Description: Diamonds labeled as Kimberley Process Certified


Name: Nabimusaite Group (Group of Minerals)
Description: Gives its name to the nabimusaite group.


Name: Armed and diplomatic struggle (Struggle)
Description: The military and political efforts made by the Ankara Government to secure independence for Turkey.


Name: Sweden (Country)
Description: The country of Sweden


Name: Peacekeeping Missions (Activity)
Description: Missions aimed at maintaining or restoring peace and order.


Name: Magnesium hexafluorosilicate (compound)
Description: Compound containing magnesium, fluorine and silicon


Name: Brussels (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Belgium


Name: War Guy Maynard (Person)
Description: A person responsible for packing up and transferring valuable collections during a war, and reinstating them


Name: Men (Aztec) (gender)
Description: Male members of the Aztec civilization


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: Eastern European nation known for its folk music and crafts.


Name: Passengers on Swiss railway network (Demographics)
Description: More than 596 million passengers annually as of 2015


Name: gunyi (衮衣; dragon robe) (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn by Emperor Gaozu on suburban rites and visits to ancestral temple


Name: Minoan cultural influence (Influence)
Description: Significant in mainland Greece during MM III


Name: White flag (Symbol)
Description: Represents surrender or a request for truce


Name: contemporary Mexican nationalism (Political_Ideology)
Description: Nationalist sentiments in contemporary Mexico


Name: Employee fraud (Crime)
Description: Fraud committed by an employee.


Name: - (-)
Description: These minerals have a characteristic structure due to octahedral occupation


Name: Song dynasty court dress (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn by officials during court meetings and ceremonies in the Song dynasty


Name: Lithium (sustainable supply) (Resource Recycling Sustainability)
Description: Efforts to recycle lithium from spent batteries and other waste are critical for ensuring a sustainable and cost-effective supply of lithium


Name: hardness, durability, musical qualities, and beauty (Qualities)
Description: Desirable characteristics of Chinese jade


Name: Cosmetic safety (Condition)
Description: The absence of harmful or deleterious effects on the body when cosmetics are used under normal or reasonably foreseeable conditions


Name: Engraving (Activity)
Description: An activity of creating images, letters, or other forms by cutting into a hard surface.


Name: iconic_cityscape (GeographicArea)
Description: A recognizable city skyline or landmark


Name: Axinite (Silicate Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a distorted 6-member ring cyclosilicate structure.


Name: 2007 (Time Period)
Description: The year 2007


Name: Diamond Nanocrystals (Chemical Compound)
Description: Nanoscale crystals of diamond


Name: Brazilian Rivers (Hydrological Feature)
Description: Dense and complex river system


Name: Treno Gottardo (Train)
Description: The train from northern Switzerland operated by the Südostbahn (SOB)


Name: Spices (Flavoring agent)
Description: The flavoring agent Spices


Name: pottery (artifact)
Description: Pottery produced during the Roman period


Name: Inkan (Seal)
Description: Seals used in Japan, originally a symbol of the Emperor's authority


Name: Keshi Pearls harvested from the same (Group of Pearls)
Description: Pearls obtained from the same mollusc under cultivation


Name: Urology (Medical Specialty)
Description: Addresses diseases of kidney (and urinary tract) anatomy


Name: Sodium Chloride (Compound)
Description: A compound of sodium and chlorine with the formula NaCl


Name: Rocky Outcrop (Natural Feature)
Description: The location where the castle is built


Name: Concrete (Building material)
Description: A composite material made from cement, water, and aggregate


Name: Building with brick (Activity)
Description: Construction using fired bricks


Name: Cambridge English Dictionary (Source)
Description: Dictionary providing definition


Name: Influence and Power (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: The influence and power that Moscow expanded during Ivan III's rule.


Name: Old French herichun and Latin ericius ('hedgehog') (Etymology)
Description: The origin of the term sea urchin, which is derived from the Old French herichun and Latin ericius ('hedgehog')


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


Name: Louisiana (HistoricalEntity)
Description: A French colony, purchased by the United States in 1803


Name: Bean products such as tofu and soy milk (Food type)
Description: Refers to the use of bean products as a significant part of the Chinese diet


Name: Halal diet (Diet)
Description: A diet adhered to by Muslims that includes specific guidelines for the preparation, combination, and consumption of food


Name: Kinetic art (art movement)
Description: Art characterized by the use of motion and time as part of its aesthetic.


Name: Copper (Metal Element)
Description: A ductile, malleable, and conductive metal that is important for electrical applications.


Name: Western allies (military_coalition)
Description: Military alliance of Western countries during World War II


Name: Schengen Area (Area)
Description: An area with free movement of people, vehicles, goods and services


Name: Euboea (Geographical Region)
Description: An island in Greece


Name: Mount Roonui (Mouʻa Rōnui) (Mountain)
Description: A mountain in southeast Tahiti


Name: Tyrian dye (Dye)
Description: Deep, rich purple dye made from a sea snail called the spiny dye-murex


Name: Refractories (Material)
Description: High-temperature materials used for linings of furnaces, kilns, and other heating equipment


Name: Temperature Range (700 ± 50 °C) (Geological Condition)
Description: A temperature range of 700 ± 50 °C that defines the granulite facies


Name: Berylliosis (Disease)
Description: A chronic life-threatening allergic disease typically manifested by chronic pulmonary fibrosis and, in severe cases, right sided heart failure and death.


Name: People in Lakshdweep (Cultural group)
Description: Residents of the Lakshadweep islands


Name: Wilkes Community College (Educational Institution)
Description: An educational institution that maintains an academic center in Sparta


Name: Lack of facilities (Condition)
Description: A lack of necessary facilities for tourism development


Name: Salen (Location)
Description: A location on the Isle of Mull with a private light aircraft landing strip


Name: Rio Tinto (Company)
Description: Multinational mining corporation


Name: Kabul International Airport (Airport)
Description: The main international airport in Afghanistan, formerly known as Hamid Karzai International Airport.


Name: Rebels, Government parties to conflict (Conflict Party)
Description: Parties negotiating 'booty futures' deals


Name: Single Crystal Sapphire Boules (Material)
Description: Material from which sapphire wafers are made.


Name: 101 Languages (as per Ethnologue database) (Quantity)
Description: Refers to the number of languages spoken in Colombia


Name: Chicks (Peafowl offspring) (Animal)
Description: The offspring of peafowl, reared in a communal incubator


Name: traditional sculpture in Myanmar (sculpture)
Description: Traditional sculpture that emerged before the Bagan period in Myanmar.


Name: Criminal act of deceiving and obtaining public or private property. (Crime)
Description: Illegal act of deceiving to acquire property.


Name: Compound (Chemical Entity)
Description: A substance consisting of two or more chemical elements combined in a fixed proportion by mass.


Name: Social Conflict (Event)
Description: An event that produces changes within a society by altering social dynamics and promoting new cultural models


Name: Lower Regions (Geographical Region)
Description: Includes areas around Lake Maggiore and Lake Lugano


Name: 1,179 m (3,868 ft) above sea level (geographical_location)
Description: The elevation of Ouro Preto.


Name: Canada, Brazil, India, Finland (Countries)
Description: Countries where soapstone mining occurs


Name: Canton of Ticino (Geographical Entity)
Description: The canton established in 1803.


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


Name: Signature for the city's illiterate population (Document signification)
Description: Seals were used instead of signatures for the city's illiterate population


Name: Doric House, Bath (Building)
Description: A building in Bath, Somerset, England


Name: Students from Onsernone Attending Schools Outside (Quantity)
Description: 15 students


Name: [diamond, pearl, ruby, sapphire, emerald, topaz, cat's eye, coral, hyacinth (red zircon)] (gemstone group)
Description: Nine precious stones associated with a celestial deity


Name: Basalt (Geological Rock Type)
Description: A dark-colored, fine-grained, igneous rock


Name: Petalion Gulf (gulf)
Description: A gulf neighboring Euboea to the south


Name: Ancient Egyptians (Culture)
Description: The civilization that flourished along the Nile River in the northeastern Africa


Name: Scattering and Reflection of Light by Molecules (Physical Property)
Description: The property that causes snow to reflect or scatter almost all incoming light


Name: Blue Origin, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and SpaceX (Company)
Description: Prominent American spaceflight contractors


Name: Slovak Bojná (Location)
Description: Agglomeration of several fortified settlements unearthed in Slovakia


Name: Fishing line and leader (Fishing Equipment)
Description: A cord used by anglers to catch fish


Name: Number of Passengers (Barcelona (El Prat)) (Number of Passengers)
Description: The number of passengers in Barcelona (El Prat) airport


Name: Tourism in Brazil (activity)
Description: A growing sector in Brazil's economy


Name: Garter Snake (Reptile)
Description: A common, usually nonvenomous, long-bodied snake with alternating light and dark bands.


Name: Alabama and many other states (Geographical region)
Description: States across the United States with systems that underrepresented urban areas and districts


Name: Cosmic Rays (Radiation)
Description: High energy radiation that comes from outer space


Name: AlF, AlCl, AlBr, and AlI (chemical compound)
Description: Exist in the gaseous phase when heated with aluminium


Name: early May as the start of its main rainy season (climate feature)
Description: Early May being the beginning of the main rainy season in Okinawa


Name: Silversmith (Profession)
Description: A specific type of metalsmith who specializes in working with silver.


Name: Jewellery (Object)
Description: An object whose value only consists of pure material value


Name: Parthenon (Ancient Greek Temple)
Description: A temple on the Acropolis of the Athenian city-state


Name: Seasonal Fur Change (Fur attribute)
Description: Changes with the seasons in areas other than the thermal windows.


Name: UNA Universidad Nacional de las Artes (Arts education institution)
Description: The leading educational organization for the arts in Argentina


Name: 21st Century (Time Period)
Description: The current century starting from the year 2001


Name: Rome (Ancient City-State)
Description: Ancient city and later Roman Empire capital


Name: High-Energy Research Facilities, Commercial Market (Facility or Market)
Description: Places where these detectors are used and the market they are sold


Name: Greece (Region)
Description: A region located in Southeast Europe.


Name: 'Grand Duke of all Rus' (Title)
Description: A title held by Ivan III as a claim over all Rus'.


Name: western area of the High Peak (Buxton, Glossop, New Miils and Chapel-en-le-Frith) (Geographical_Area)
Description: Areas covered by BBC North West from Winter Hill and ITV Granada


Name: Han Chinese culture (Culture)
Description: The cultural practices and traditions of the Han Chinese people


Name: Ancient Rome (Culture)
Description: Civilization in ancient times from which the Roman Empire emerged


Name: Ipswich Borough Council (Organization)
Description: An organization responsible for 50% of funding for the Ipswich Museum


Name: Paleozoic echinoids (Subset of echinoids)
Description: Echinoids from the Paleozoic era


Name: Ibn Qatan (Person)
Description: The new governor who invited the Syrians to fight against the Berbers


Name: Taper of the naos walls (Architectural feature)
Description: -


Name: Same-sex marriage (Social Policy)
Description: Introduced same-sex marriage


Name: putou (official hat)
Description: Hat worn by officials


Name: Japanese seals (Object)
Description: Seals used in Japan, known as inkan or hanko


Name: Canton of Ticino (canton)
Description: One of the 26 cantons of Switzerland.


Name: Arkansas (State)
Description: Location of the Crater of Diamonds State Park


Name: Comintern (Political_Organization)
Description: An organization that recognized the existence of a separate Macedonian nation and language


Name: living_standards, economic_growth, and political_stability (Economy)
Description: What social cohesion impacts


Name: Extraction and sale of ammolite (Activity)
Description: Activities that the people living in the Kainah (Kainaiwa) reserve are known for, particularly regarding Ammolite


Name: 147Sm (Isotope)
Description: An unstable isotope of Samarium with a half-life of 1.06×10^11 years


Name: Republic (Political entity)
Description: The political entity representing the Republic during the Spanish Civil War


Name: South America (Continent)
Description: The continent that Brazil is a part of.


Name: Room Temperature (Temperature)
Description: The normal day-to-day environmental temperature


Name: Milan Cathedral (Religious building)
Description: A cathedral in Milan, Italy.


Name: Rocas Atoll (Island)
Description: A coral atoll in the Atlantic Ocean, belonging to Brazil


Name: Ancient India Artists (Culture)
Description: Artists in Ancient India who used orange colour in their works


Name: Royal Botanical Expedition to New Granada (Expedition)
Description: An expedition conducted by José Celestino Mutis.


Name: Uranium-235 (Isotope)
Description: Naturally occurring fissile isotope, widely used in nuclear power plants and nuclear weapons


Name: Thassos coast (physical location)
Description: The coastal area of Thassos island


Name: Tombs in haner families (Liao dynasty) (tomb)
Description: Tombs belonging to distinguished Han Chinese or Haner families during the Liao dynasty


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion that originated in ancient India and spread to China, where it significantly influenced Chinese culture and society.


Name: Silicon tetrachloride (Compound)
Description: Chemical compound discovered by Berzelius in 1823


Name: Eurozone economy (Trade Bloc Economy)
Description: The economies of the Eurozone, a monetary union comprising 19 European Union countries


Name: Pink (Color)
Description: A common color of flowers and a pigment in crustaceans and salmon.


Name: 3TGs (tin, tungsten, tantalum, gold) (Mineral group)
Description: The four main end products of mining in the eastern DRC.


Name: Duden (German dictionary)
Description: Comprehensive German dictionary


Name: Money to miners (Financial resource)
Description: The monetary compensation given to the miners


Name: Germany's development policy (Policy)
Description: A sector within Germany's foreign policy framework


Name: Reforestation (Climate Solution)
Description: The process of planting new trees or restoring forests that have been deforested or degraded


Name: Yule Colorado Company (Company)
Description: A company that continued the operation after Consolidated Yule Marble Company until 1941.


Name: an annual large parade on Victory Day (Event)
Description: The event that takes place annually in Moscow's Red Square on Victory Day


Name: Mauritania via (Connection)
Description: Connection with Mauritania through land borders


Name: DRC, Angola, Burundi, Central African Republic, Republic of Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan, Zimbabwe, Uganda and Zambia (location)
Description: The specified countries including the DRC


Name: Wales Population (Quantity)
Description: The total population of Wales


Name: Frankish merchant Samo (person)
Description: A Frankish merchant who supported the Slavs against their Avar rulers


Name: Nefzaoua villages (Village)
Description: Some Nefzaoua villages where the indigenous Christian population persisted until the 14th century


Name: Amaterasu and Susanoo (Mythological Entity)
Description: Children of Izanagi, sibling gods


Name: Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) (Medical Treatment)
Description: A type of radiation therapy that uses boron-10 (10B) to selectively kill malignant cells


Name: Splash-form tektites (Type of Tektite)
Description: Centimeter-sized tektites shaped like spheres, ellipsoids, teardrops, dumbbells, and other forms characteristic of isolated molten bodies.


Name: restoration of the interior cella's north wall (Archaeological restoration project)
Description: A project to restore the interior cella's north wall was approved


Name: Urine (Body Fluid)
Description: A fluid excreted by the kidneys in vertebrates


Name: Nationalrat (political entity)
Description: Lower house of the Austrian Parliament


Name: Tableware (Type of Object)
Description: Generic tableware used indoors or standard tableware


Name: Road Network in the Peloponnese (Infrastructure)
Description: Example: facilitated speedy deployment of troops


Name: Hydrogen bombs (Weapon)
Description: A nuclear weapon that derives its destructive force from the fusion of atomic nuclei


Name: Pink and White (Color)
Description: Different color variations of the mineral


Name: Dineopentylberyllium, beryllocene, diallylberyllium, bis(1,3-trimethylsilylallyl)beryllium, Be(mes)2, (beryllium(I) complex) diberyllocene (Chemical compound)
Description: Organoberyllium compounds


Name: sterling silver (silver content of 92.5%) (metal alloy)
Description: England's coins were consistently minted from sterling silver until the debasement


Name: Industrial applications (Application)
Description: The industrial uses to which willemite is put.


Name: Polymers (Compounds)
Description: Materials consisting of repeating subunits, called monomers


Name: Amulets and devotional medals (Jewelry item)
Description: Objects worn for protection or warding off evil, often containing symbols, stones, plants, animals, body parts, or glyphs.


Name: Europe (Geographical Location)
Description: The European continent.


Name: Uranium-233 (Radioactive isotope)
Description: Uranium-233 undergoes alpha decay with a half-life of 160,000 years and is fissile.


Name: Mezmaiskaya Cave (location)
Description: a cave in western Siberia


Name: producing large boules up to 200 millimeters in diameter (Production capacity)
Description: The production capacity of a single zone crystal growth furnace


Name: Coal mining (Economic Activity)
Description: Economic activity related to coal extraction


Name: Udeghe, Ulchi and Nanai (ethnicity)
Description: Specific Tungusic ethnic groups that adopted Chinese influences


Name: Individual protein or RNA molecules in living cells (Biomolecule)
Description: Proteins and RNA molecules that are present in a living cell and can be traced by nanoparticles


Name: Small photoluminescent diamond nanoparticles (Chemical substance)
Description: Small photoluminescent diamond nanoparticles that remain free in the cytosol are excellent contenders for the transport of biomolecules.


Name: Iron Age Anatolia (Geographical Area)
Description: Region in Anatolia that was associated with the earliest coins


Name: 48.1% male, 51.9% female (Gender)
Description: The gender distribution of the population of Collonges as of 2008


Name: Preceding Xia dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: Though evidence is difficult to find.


Name: Developing clear appearance and divine pride (Meditation Focus)
Description: -


Name: Engraving Machine (Engraving Tool)
Description: A tool that uses a master template to lightly engrave a duplicate image which can be then engraved by hand or etched with acid


Name: Constitutional amendments (Amendment)
Description: The ability to propose and implement changes to Taiwan's constitution


Name: India, Iranians, Persia, Central Asia (Geographical Regions)
Description: Regions or countries in Eurasia


Name: de madia (HistoricalName)
Description: -


Name: Die-casting parts (Manufacturing product)
Description: A part that is formed by injecting molten metal under high pressure into a mold.


Name: Jisi guanfutu (manual) (Document)
Description: The manual prepared in 1914 AD that provided a detailed description of the attire worn during Yuan Shikai's ceremonial event


Name: Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film (award)
Description: For the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film


Name: Goldwork (art form)
Description: Work in gold for artistic or decorative purposes


Name: Mullite (mineral)
Description: A rare silicate mineral formed during contact metamorphism of clay minerals.


Name: Light Absorption (Physical Process)
Description: The process by which light is absorbed by a material


Name: Tawagalawa (person)
Description: A possible Hittite rendering of the Greek name Eteocles, as brother of the king of Ahhiyawa.


Name: European championship titles and medals (Award)
Description: Numerous European championship titles and medals in women's volleyball


Name: Work outside the Home (Women) (Occupation)
Description: The work performed by women outside the house in Aztec society.


Name: Pisanello (person)
Description: An artist credited with the first portrait medal.


Name: Silversmithing (Profession)
Description: The craft of working in silver


Name: Dystos lake (Euboea) (GeographicalFeature)
Description: The same lake, which suffered damage from the act of setting it on fire


Name: caves (PhysicalFeature)
Description: Caves discovered in the Wadi Murabba'at


Name: 1928 Winter Olympics (Olympic Games)
Description: The 1928 Winter Olympics held in St. Moritz, Switzerland.


Name: Franz Kafka (Author)
Description: A prominent German-speaking author from the Czech Republic, known for works like The Trial and The Castle.


Name: Chicken roasted over a fire on wooden sticks (Preparation)
Description: Chicken is cooked by roasting it on wooden sticks over an open fire.


Name: World's Oceans (Geographical Feature)
Description: The large bodies of salty water that cover most of the Earth's surface.


Name: A much richer and deeper black dye (Color)
Description: A more intense type of black dye found from the oak apple or gall-nut


Name: 17 workers (Group_of_people)
Description: Group of 17 workers who commuted into the municipality


Name: Ancient Civilizations (Civilization)
Description: A civilization in ancient history.


Name: Unified Germany (Political Entity)
Description: A hypothetical united Germany in 1848


Name: Planar sheets of carbon atoms (Chemical Structure)
Description: The structure of graphite consisting of planar sheets of carbon atoms.


Name: Indian Religion (Religion)
Description: A broader category that Buddhism belongs to


Name: Schistosity Plane (Geological Feature)
Description: A discontinuity that may influence the mechanical behavior of rock masses


Name: Average American (Individual)
Description: Typical resident of the United States


Name: Metallic sulfides (Compound)
Description: The compound on which Braun observed conduction and rectification.


Name: facilitating the integration of implants into the bone structure (Function)
Description: Used for facilitating the integration of implants into the bone structure.


Name: Charles Gates (Person)
Description: Author who argues the absence of warfare in Minoan art does not prove it did not occur


Name: Biodiversity Loss (Environmental Change)
Description: Decrease in the variety of life on Earth


Name: Outside the Computer (Non-Physical Entity)
Description: Has instruments within digital art software that do not physically exist outside the computer.


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Dungri Marble (category of Makrana Marble)
Description: An older and finer quality marble of Makrana mines, widely used in flooring and wall cladding.


Name: Parliament of Norway (Institution)
Description: The legislative body of Norway, which ratifies national treaties and has the power to impeach members of the government.


Name: Ritual music (Berber Folk Music)
Description: Performed at ceremonies and for protection


Name: Economic Costs, Transportation Costs (Financial Burden, Logistics)
Description: The financial expenses associated with waste management and transportation of resources


Name: 2000 presidential election (event)
Description: The 2000 United States presidential election that New Hampshire did not vote for the Democratic nominee


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


Name: about 3000 Helvetisms (Helvetisms)
Description: -


Name: Benin (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa


Name: Jáchymov (Town)
Description: A spa town in Karlovy Vary District, Czech Republic.


Name: Brooklyn–Battery Tunnel (tunnel)
Description: The longest continuous underwater vehicular tunnel in North America


Name: Comets (CelestialObject)
Description: Solar System objects with tails consisting of dust and gas


Name: Computer-based analytic methods (Technology)
Description: Methods that use computers for analysis.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A country located in northern Europe.


Name: 1870 (TemporalEntity)
Description: the year Italy completed unification


Name: Mountain (2000 feet) (Landform)
Description: The Oxford English Dictionary suggests a limit of 2,000 feet for mountains.


Name: Before 1990 (Time Period)
Description: The time period before the opening of the quarry


Name: International financial commission (Organization)
Description: An organization that took control over Tunisia's economy in 1869


Name: Diamond synthesis project (Project)
Description: The diamond synthesis project resumed at the Schenectady Laboratories of GE


Name: Ticino (Canton)
Description: Another Swiss canton


Name: Carnegie Hero Foundation (organization)
Description: Organization issuing a bravery medal


Name: Slaughterhouse waste (Waste)
Description: Animal body parts cut off during carcass preparation for food


Name: East Netherlands (Geographical region)
Description: Eastern part of the Netherlands


Name: Basis for criticism (Criticism)
Description: The reasons or standards upon which judgments are made.


Name: round-up and deportation of over 7,000 Jews in Skopje and Bitola (event)
Description: Forced removal and detention of Jewish people


Name: Sea water, due to its color (nicknames)
Description: Aquamarine's nickname because of its resemblance to sea water.


Name: The Dreaming (Aboriginal cosmology) (Cosmology)
Description: The Dreaming (Aboriginal cosmology) is the Aboriginal understanding of the origins and structure of the universe.


Name: Moss agate (Type of Agate)
Description: A variety of agate that exhibits a moss-like pattern.


Name: 24K gold, Silver (Materials)
Description: Materials used in ancient jewelry design


Name: 2008 (Year)
Description: The year 2008


Name: Emerald green, red and orange-yellow colors (Colors)
Description: The colors exhibited by Alexandrite depending on viewing direction in partially polarised light


Name: Mediterranean forests, woodlands, and scrub (Geographical feature)
Description: A biome characterized by a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters


Name: Similar range of gemstones associated with birth (association)
Description: A similar concept to Western birthstones but associated with celestial bodies


Name: Andesite (Volcanic Rock)
Description: A type of intermediate volcanic rock


Name: Puig de l'Ofre (Mountain Peak)
Description: A notable peak in Mallorca, exceeding 1,000 meters in elevation


Name: 19 May 1966 (Date)
Description: The date when Arad's emblem was adopted


Name: Two-point compactification of the real numbers (Mathematical Structure)
Description: The two special values added to the topological space of the real numbers


Name: Metamorphic rock (Type of rock)
Description: One of the three main divisions of rocks


Name: Samori Ture's Wassoulou Empire (empire)
Description: An empire in West and Central Africa that resisted French colonization.


Name: People of Turkey (Demographic group)
Description: The overall population of Turkey, including Muslims, non-Muslims and refugees


Name: Guadix and Granada's Sacromonte Cave Dwellings (Specific Architectural Style)
Description: The cave dwellings of Guadix and of Granada's Sacromonte


Name: Small cut of ribbon (Part of a Ribbon)
Description: A small cut of ribbon that is attached to a top bar where the brooch pin is affixed


Name: Greeks under Ottoman Rule (Cultural Group)
Description: The cultural identity of Greeks under Ottoman rule.


Name: Opelika (City)
Description: The city is located east of Birmingham, and was incorporated on December 18, 1832.


Name: Kawamata (location)
Description: A town in Fukushima, Japan


Name: Gemstone (Material)
Description: A mineral crystal used to make jewelry or other adornments


Name: Gold mines (Natural Resource)
Description: Valuable resources on the island


Name: Song dynasty women (Woman)
Description: Women during the Song dynasty


Name: gross_national_product (Economy)
Description: The total value of goods and services produced by a country's residents, regardless of where they are located


Name: Rayleigh Scattering (Phenomenon)
Description: The scattering of light or other electromagnetic radiation by particles much smaller than the wavelength of the radiation itself, causing the scattering to be predominantly in the forward direction and the radiation to appear blue.


Name: Nickel (element)
Description: Chemical element with symbol Ni and atomic number 28


Name: Ornaments and decorative objects (ArtifactCategory)
Description: The purpose jadeite was used for when metal-working technologies became available.


Name: High-performance Nanomechanical Sensor and NEMS Applications (Application)
Description: Applications that utilize the high-performance properties of nanoscale diamonds


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A transparent and extremely hard mineral.


Name: Diameter (Dimension)
Description: 1.9 metres (6.2 ft)


Name: Ancient Roman Silver Route (HistoricalRoute)
Description: Ancient trade route in Spain


Name: Whites (Ethnic Group)
Description: Descendants of Spanish Conquistadors


Name: Ibn Qatan (Person)
Description: Berber leader who was executed by Balj


Name: Die casts made of ceramics and cement (Production process)
Description: The ability of Prestal to be molded using die casts made of ceramics and cement


Name: Italian-occupied Albania (region)
Description: Albania that was occupied by Italy during World War II


Name: Vikramashila (monastic university complex)
Description: Established under Dharmapala c. 783 to 820


Name: 357,600 km2 (138,070 sq mi) (Area)
Description: Total area


Name: Mediterranean Sea (Sea)
Description: A sea bordering Turkey to the south.


Name: 2,000 arts and cultural organizations (Arts Organization)
Description: Multiple arts and cultural institutions in New York City


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


Name: Ephesos (Ancient City-State)
Description: Location where one of the Phanes coins was found in a temple foundation deposit


Name: Unknown Mineral (Mineral)
Description: A mineral example of the Triclinic Hemihydrdal space group.


Name: Campania (Region)
Description: A region in southern Italy where one of the three additional Etruscan leagues was located


Name: Etruscans (Ancient Culture)
Description: A civilization that flourished in ancient Italy, particularly in Etruria


Name: Providing structure in hydrostatic skeletons (function)
Description: The primary function of fluid pressure in hydrostatic skeletons


Name: Expanding Universe (cosmological concept)
Description: A universe in which galaxies and clusters of galaxies are moving apart from each other as a result of its expansion.


Name: Lydians (ethnic group)
Description: An ancient people inhabiting an area corresponding to modern-day Turkey


Name: DiamondSure UV/visible spectrometer (Device)
Description: A tool developed by De Beers for detecting synthetic diamonds


Name: Senate's legislative powers are limited (political power)
Description: Description of the role and authority of the Senate in the French Parliament.


Name: Depositionary environments, lake sediments, oceanic sediments, soils (Geological environment)
Description: Subfossil remains can be discovered in various geological deposits like caves, lakes, oceans, and soils.


Name: salad dressing, meat marinade, or drink (Culinary usage)
Description: Different uses of the pomegranate sauce in Turkish cuisine.


Name: Visible light (Electromagnetic radiation)
Description: A portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that is visible to the human eye


Name: Material (Substance or mixture of substances)
Description: A substance or a combination of substances that constitute an object


Name: Pomegranate (Fruit)
Description: A fruit with a hard, leathery rind and juicy, seeded arils.


Name: Copper Metallurgy in South America (Historical Event)
Description: The flourishing of copper production in South America around 1000 AD


Name: Henry Cort (Person)
Description: British inventor who refined iron from pig iron to wrought iron during the Industrial Revolution


Name: Gneiss (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A rock with gneissose texture whose protolith is uncertain


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A centralised, unitary state wherein the Parliament of the United Kingdom is sovereign.


Name: Peacocks' feathers (Object)
Description: Feathers from peacocks


Name: Japanese automotive manufacturers (Manufacturer)
Description: The manufacturers that have been successful in World Rally Championship racing.


Name: pure O2 (Gas)
Description: Oxygen in its pure form, without any other gases present


Name: Missionaries and European Indologists (group)
Description: Popularized the notion of Hinduism as a single world religious tradition


Name: Aluminium (Chemical element)
Description: A silvery-white metal with the symbol Al, it is a post-transition metal often placed in group 13 of the periodic table.


Name: It contracts for manufacturing if it has some actual influence over the manufacturing process of that product (Condition)
Description: Companies subject to audit and disclosure requirements


Name: Royal Society of Coral (Organization)
Description: An organization dedicated to working and selling coral


Name: Destruction of Norsk Hydro's heavy water plant and stockpile at Vemork (destruction)
Description: The destruction that crippled the German nuclear programme.


Name: Dr. J. Willard Hershey (Person)
Description: Scientist who replicated Moissan's and Ruff's experiments, producing a synthetic diamond


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


Name: 38 Fishing Ports (Infrastructure)
Description: Fishing ports in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Tang Dynasty (Historical Era)
Description: A dynasty that ruled China from 618 to 907, during which time Chinese culture flourished in many areas.


Name: New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (Government Agency)
Description: A department of the government of New York City.


Name: Lower class status (social status)
Description: Symbol of lower class status in Jin dynasty society


Name: Lithium (Chemical Element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white alkali metal


Name: Few hundred meters (Physical Location)
Description: Depth where metamorphism can take place due to relatively low pressures


Name: Proper Part of Infinite Set (Classification of Subset)
Description: A subset that is not equal to the original set.


Name: Electrolytic Cells (Technology Component)
Description: A component of the electrolysis process for producing magnesium


Name: military structures of Thessaly (organization)
Description: the military system in Thessaly


Name: Agatha Christie (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Works of Art (artworks)
Description: Objects produced by the creative arts


Name: Alexandre-Théodore Brongniart (Person)
Description: Alexandre Brongniart's father


Name: Ceramic and Glass Industries (Industry)
Description: Industries that produce ceramics and glass


Name: Primarily Used in Trade (Property)
Description: The main function of the coin is to facilitate trade


Name: German (Language)
Description: The most commonly spoken language in Vals, Switzerland as of 2000


Name: National Police Directorate (Law Enforcement Agency Division)
Description: The administrative division of the Norwegian Police Service


Name: Scandinavian craton (Geological Feature)
Description: The largest stable landmass in Fennoscandia.


Name: Abstract expressionism of Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning, pop art of Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein (Art Movements)
Description: Prominent artistic movements in the United States


Name: Fur Garments (Artifacts)
Description: Garments made from fur that red fox pelts are used as trimming.


Name: Lead and Water (Chemical Elements and Compounds)
Description: The blue-green color is likely to be derived from small quantities of lead and water in the feldspar


Name: non-metallic elements, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid (compound)
Description: Uranium reacts with non-metallic elements and their compounds (except noble gases) and with hydrochloric and nitric acids


Name: No university Pugachevs. (Statement)
Description: Uvarov's remark meaning that only a small part of Russian population had the possibility to get education


Name: Thomas Vinterberg (Director)
Description: A Danish director who has worked in the Norwegian film industry


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


Name: Mauro-Roman Kingdom (Kingdom)
Description: A native Kingdom based in Altava


Name: Neolithic needle bones (Artifact)
Description: Needle bones that are 8,600 years old and were discovered at Ekşi Höyük.


Name: Iron pyrite (Subtype)
Description: A specific form of pyrite with definite cubic or multifaceted crystals


Name: Louis the German (Person)
Description: East Frankish king who kept Franks and Alemans with him


Name: red costumes (Artifact)
Description: Red clothing depicted by Pieter Bruegel the Elder in The Wedding Dance (1566)


Name: UK (Country)
Description: The United Kingdom.


Name: Chinese Paintings (Artwork)
Description: Paintings originating from China


Name: Sleepy Hollow (Location)
Description: A village and hamlet located in the town of Mount Pleasant, New York


Name: Angela Merkel (Person)
Description: Current chancellor as of 2021


Name: Xia dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: An ancient Chinese dynasty believed to have been established during the late third millennium BC


Name: Cultural and intellectual achievements (Achievement)
Description: Advancements in art, literature, philosophy, and science


Name: Lithium fluoride (Chemical Compound)
Description: Highly enriched in the lithium-7 isotope and forms the basic constituent of the LiF-BeF2 mixture used in liquid fluoride nuclear reactors.


Name: Pope Pius VI (Person)
Description: Pope from 1775 to 1799


Name: less overtly political and confrontational politics (Political Activity)
Description: The politics of the movement in Morocco were less open and potentially conflictual


Name: Body-centered cubic lattice (cI) (Bravais lattice)
Description: A Bravais lattice with one lattice point in the center of the unit cell


Name: 190 United Nations member states, four partially-recognised states, and three United Nations observer states; along with 144 embassies. (Country)
Description: Various countries that Russia maintains diplomatic relations with.


Name: Bronx (Borough)
Description: One of the five boroughs of New York City.


Name: Gemological Institute of America (Organization)
Description: An organization that verifies the authenticity of diamonds, including memorial diamonds.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: a country in southeastern Europe


Name: Patent Office (Organization)
Description: An organization that handles patent applications


Name: Political structure of Etruscan culture (political structure)
Description: The political system within the Etruscan society


Name: China (Country)
Description: Most populous country in the world


Name: Bern (City)
Description: A city in Switzerland, commonly referred to as 'Federal City'


Name: Optical quality ceramics (Material)
Description: Ceramics produced from eulytine crystals.


Name: Seljuk Sultanate of Rum (political_entity)
Description: The Turkish sultanate that was established after the defeat of the Byzantines at Manzikert


Name: Group 17 element (Object)
Description: An element that is a halogen or chalcogen.


Name: All other American marbles (Geological Formation)
Description: Other marbles found in America


Name: Government Expenditure as a Percentage of GDP (Economic)
Description: The proportion of the country's GDP spent by the government


Name: Forging (metalworking_technique)
Description: The process of heating metal to shape it


Name: Turkish rule (from Algiers) (Political control)
Description: Rule by the Turkish government, but governed from Algiers.


Name: Proton Pump Inhibitors (Medication)
Description: Drugs used for treating conditions such as peptic ulcer disease


Name: Cultural Preservation (Action)
Description: The preservation of cultural heritage and diversity


Name: Algerian Education (Knowledge and Learning)
Description: The education system in Algeria, which aims to develop knowledgeable and skilled citizens


Name: Ipswich town center (Location)
Description: -


Name: Smaller or opaque grandidierite specimens (Specimen)
Description: Other forms of grandidierite specimens


Name: Arab League (International Organization)
Description: An organization of Arab states working for the unity and solidarity of the Arab world.


Name: Fossil record (Concept)
Description: The collection of fossils found in the Earth's geology, which provides evidence about past life and environments


Name: atomic bomb tests (scientific research)
Description: Nuclear testing conducted by the United States during the Cold War


Name: Silica (Compound)
Description: They use silicon compounds to build their skeletons or shells


Name: 13 Jailed Journalists in Turkey (Group)
Description: A group of 13 journalists jailed in Turkey.


Name: Tang and Song dynasties (Historical event)
Description: Chinese imperial dynasties that followed the Sui


Name: Jewelry (Artifact)
Description: Jewelry created and used by European early modern humans


Name: Anglo-Saxon churches (Architectural Structure)
Description: Churches built during the Anglo-Saxon period


Name: Much of the plains (Geographical Area)
Description: Areas where agriculture had previously been dominant


Name: Great Eastern Main Line (RailwayLine)
Description: A railway line from London to Norwich


Name: 98% of industrial-quality supply used for abrasive applications (Economic entity)
Description: ninety eight percent of the diamonds used industrially


Name: Face (Physical Object)
Description: The similarity between the shape of Punta del Nasone and a face lying along the top of Mount Somma.


Name: Depletion of Natural Resources (issue)
Description: The diminishing availability of resources due to unregulated mining activities.


Name: Flemish Community's Education (Education Level)
Description: The Flemish Community's education scores noticeably above the French and German-speaking Communities.


Name: Community District 12 (Geographical Area)
Description: An administrative division of New York City


Name: multiple (-)
Description: multiple countries and regions mentioned above


Name: Killas (GeologicalFeature)
Description: A Cornish mining term for metamorphic rock strata of sedimentary origin


Name: Tamazight (language)
Description: Berber language spoken in North Africa


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: A country located on the north-western coast of Europe


Name: Harira (Dish)
Description: The dish Harira


Name: Zeolite minerals (Silicate mineral)
Description: Microporous silicate minerals produced by reaction of pore fluids with basalt and pelagic sediments


Name: a comparatively minor rotation of the tetrahedra with respect to one another, without a change in the way they are linked (process_step)
Description: A step in the transformation process


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


Name: Ottoman government (HistoricalGroup)
Description: The executive and legislative branches of the Ottoman Empire


Name: Architectural_heritage (Class)
Description: Rich architectural heritage ranging from various styles


Name: Adolphe Sax (Inventor)
Description: The inventor of the saxophone in 1846


Name: Synthetic Diamond (commercially available) (Mineral)
Description: The majority of commercially available synthetic diamonds.


Name: Optical Transparency (Property)
Description: The ability of a material to transmit electromagnetic radiation within the visible and near-ultraviolet and infrared frequency bands


Name: UN Human Rights Office (Organization)
Description: An office of the United Nations responsible for human rights issues


Name: Nephrite Jade (Commodity)
Description: Main commodity trade during the Maritime Jade Road


Name: Orthoquartzite (Rock)
Description: Very hard but unmetamorphosed sandstones that are composed of quartz grains thoroughly cemented with additional quartz


Name: Sea Urchin Digestive System (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin break down food and absorb nutrients.


Name: Basketball (Sport)
Description: Another sport with large audience in Brazil.


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


Name: in Kerma (City)
Description: A city in ancient Nubia


Name: 20th Century (Time Period)
Description: A time period in the history of Earth


Name: Peter the Great (Person)
Description: Tsar of Russia from 1682 to 1725, known for modernizing Russia.


Name: Love and Sexuality (Emotion)
Description: Romantic or sexual feelings and behaviors


Name: Feudalism (Historical Event)
Description: A social, political, and economic system characterized by the feudal relationship between lords and vassals.


Name: Miltenberg (Village)
Description: A village around the periphery of Spessart


Name: Bluer in color (Color)
Description: Color of the sapphire after heating


Name: U.S. Institute of Medicine (Organization)
Description: A component of the National Academy of Sciences, responsible for establishing dietary guidelines


Name: Lapis Lazuli (Mineral)
Description: A semi-precious stone used in ancient Egypt for jewellery and ornament.


Name: Settlers (Group)
Description: People who attempted to colonize central Taiwan


Name: Weather Conditions (Weather Condition)
Description: The overall state of the atmospheric conditions, which can be influenced by the passage of a tropical cyclone.


Name: inequality (Social issue)
Description: Disparities between different social groups


Name: 4,807.75 m (15,771 ft) (Quantity)
Description: Elevation of Mont Blanc, the highest peak in the Alps


Name: Jesus Christ (Religious Figure)
Description: The central figure of Christianity


Name: 1666 (Date)
Description: Year Académie des Sciences was founded


Name: Deforestation ban (Environmental policy)
Description: The ban on deforestation declared by Norway


Name: deposits (Financial Asset)
Description: Funds placed by individuals or organizations in a financial institution.


Name: Special kindergartens, primary, and secondary schools for people with special needs or difficulties in learning (Educational institution)
Description: Schools specifically designed for students with special educational needs


Name: Rank and Prestige (Social Status)
Description: Status symbols for warriors in Aztec society


Name: Greater London (City)
Description: A city and county of England, with a special administrative status


Name: Oil, wine, wheat, etc. (Goods)
Description: Goods that were offered at the sanctuary


Name: Birmingham Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies (CCCS) (Institution)
Description: An academic institution that played a significant role in the development of cultural studies


Name: England (Country)
Description: An island country in Europe


Name: World Football League (1974–1975) (Sports League)
Description: An American football league that existed for two seasons, 1974 and 1975


Name: Firewood (Natural resource)
Description: A natural resource abundant in the Spessart and used by glass foundries


Name: Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve (State Park)
Description: A state park in New York City, known for its natural area and riding trails.


Name: Domestic Animals (excluding turkeys and dogs) (animal)
Description: Animals kept primarily for purposes other than meat


Name: average American life expectancy (2019-2021) (Statistic)
Description: the drop in average life expectancy between 2019 and 2021


Name: Webb C. Ball (Person)
Description: Chief Time Inspector commissioned by railroad officials to establish precision standards


Name: Vatican City (location)
Description: Country where the museum is located.


Name: Northern and Southern dynasties robe (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese robe during the Northern and Southern Dynasties


Name: Association football, tennis, table tennis, badminton, rugby union, rugby league, rugby sevens, golf, boxing, netball, water polo, field hockey, billiards, darts, rowing, rounders and cricket (Sports)
Description: Various sports that originated or were substantially developed in the UK


Name: Earth's Oceans (geographical feature)
Description: Large bodies of saline water that constitute a major part of the hydrosphere.


Name: 0.014 ppm in seawater (Quantity)
Description: The concentration of copper in seawater.


Name: High-pressure experiments with fayalite (Experiment)
Description: High-pressure experiments conducted on fayalite


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


Name: castle in Czech Republic built as a defensive element (Classification)
Description: -


Name: large crystals of calcite and barite (Mineral deposit)
Description: The minerals found in association with the fluorite crystals at Moscona mine, Villabona


Name: Akinaka (Acinaces) (Weapon)
Description: A 35 to 45 cm double-edged sword used by Persian armies


Name: Basalts (Igneous rock)
Description: Rock formed from the rapid cooling of molten material


Name: Nara (Location)
Description: A city in Japan, the former imperial capital and current capital of Nara Prefecture.


Name: New Government (Political Entity)
Description: The new government proposed to be formed in Afghanistan


Name: Teardrop Shaped (Shape)
Description: The physical shape of the sapphire boule


Name: Georgian Language speakers (Language)
Description: A group of people who speak Georgian in Greece.


Name: William I (King)
Description: King of the Netherlands from 1840 to 1849


Name: Cultural and intellectual change, emergence of new ideas (Characteristic)
Description: Key aspects that defined the Renaissance


Name: Esperite (Mineral)
Description: Esperite was found at this location in association with allophane, chalcomenite, clinochalcomenite and barite


Name: Archimedes Limestone formation (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation where St. Genevieve Marble is found.


Name: The System of Professions (Model)
Description: A sociological model of professions that views professions as having jurisdiction over the right to carry out tasks.


Name: Class D dry powder agents (Firefighting agent)
Description: A type of fire extinguishing agent used to put out fires involving metals and other flammable solids.


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: A country located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: Democratic Progressive Party (PoliticalParty)
Description: Taiwanese political party


Name: Abrasive (Material)
Description: A material used for shaping or finishing a workpiece through rubbing.


Name: metropolis (GeographicArea)
Description: A large city with a bustling population and industry


Name: Agate glass (Artwork)
Description: Italian Renaissance glass art perfected to imitate agate vessels with multicolored figuration.


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


Name: Minoan Civilization (civilization)
Description: The civilization to which the artifact belongs


Name: Cities on Banks of Rivers (Nile, Tigris, Euphrates) (Settlement)
Description: Cities that grew due to the presence of these rivers


Name: Grossular-andradite garnet, calcic pyroxene, vesuvianite, epidote and scapolite (Minerals)
Description: The main minerals found in Rodingite.


Name: Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) (Regulator)
Description: U.S. government agency that serves as a primary federal regulator for national banks


Name: Unincorporated portion of the town of Eastchester (Location)
Description: An unincorporated part of a town in Westchester County, New York


Name: Hydrocarbon-Degrading Bacteria (Microorganism)
Description: Experimental drilling has demonstrated the presence of these bacteria


Name: Technological Advancements and Industrialization (Economy)
Description: The development of new technologies and methods for manufacturing goods


Name: Various applications (Applications)
Description: The uses of commercial bronze, such as in plumbing and hardware


Name: The A2 (Egnatia Odos) (Motorway)
Description: An east–west motorway in northern Greece


Name: Related trades (Occupation)
Description: Jobs that are similar to the profession but require less skill or expertise


Name: Sea Urchin (Species)
Description: The sea cucumber is related to the sea urchin, as they make up the subphylum Echinozoa together


Name: Billet (Material)
Description: A semi-finished product in the manufacture of steel


Name: Food Industry (Subsector of Industry)
Description: A subsector of the food industry in Andalusia


Name: natural stones (particularly beryl minerals) (gemstone)
Description: Naturally occurring stones, specifically beryl minerals


Name: European Economic Area (EEA) agreement (Agreement)
Description: Alongside Iceland and Liechtenstein


Name: Black Grouse (Animal)
Description: A type of bird


Name: Job market for artists (Labor Market)
Description: The job opportunities available to artists


Name: World Record Price-Per-Carat for Sapphire at Auction (Record)
Description: The highest price ever paid per carat for a sapphire at auction


Name: Government (Organization)
Description: The government during the 1660s


Name: Clay nanoparticles (Material)
Description: A type of nanoparticle made from clay


Name: Volterra (Etr. Velathri) (location)
Description: A location from where the alphabet spread


Name: Russian Empire (Country/State)
Description: The entity that Catherine the Great incorporated Central Ukraine into.


Name: Notre-Dame de Reims (Gothic Church)
Description: An important Gothic church where the kings were crowned in France.


Name: 15th century (Time period)
Description: The time period when telkari filigree was developed


Name: Senedd (Governmental Body)
Description: The Welsh Assembly, also known as Senedd


Name: Firing (Process)
Description: Before scratching or incising decoration


Name: Normans (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of northern French nobles who settled in England after the Norman Conquest


Name: South (Location)
Description: Brazilian region


Name: various minerals (mineral)
Description: Chinese purple and blue are composed of various minerals.


Name: Japanese Yen (Currency)
Description: The currency of Japan


Name: Angles between prismatic cleavage planes for pyroxenes and amphiboles (Angular Measurements)
Description: The angles between the prismatic cleavage planes of pyroxenes and amphiboles are used to identify these minerals


Name: 46 individuals (Group_of_people)
Description: Group of 46 individuals who belonged to the Swiss Reformed Church


Name: Hexagonal forms of pyrrhotite (Mineral)
Description: A specific type of pyrrhotite with hexagonal symmetry


Name: 10B (Nuclide)
Description: Isotope of Boron used in radiation shielding and neutron capture therapy


Name: Red Fox Burrow (Structure)
Description: The underground home of a red fox.


Name: Minoan Crete (Archaeological_site)
Description: An archaeological site in ancient Crete, Greece


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


Name: Shugendō sect of Japanese Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion founded by En no Gyōja in the 8th century.


Name: Pink (Color)
Description: Color that ladylike women were publicly associated with


Name: Humbert I of Savoy (Person)
Description: Founder of the House of Savoy who received the title Count of Aosta


Name: One kidney (Organ)
Description: One of the two organs that filter waste from the blood in humans


Name: Upper Paleolithic age (Historical period)
Description: The time period during which red, black and white were first used by artists


Name: it may retain about 10% porosity (physical_property)
Description: It is uncertain if Ceres has a dense, metallic core


Name: Recipient (person)
Description: The person receiving the decoration


Name: Leonhard Euler (person)
Description: Swiss mathematician, physicist, and logician who made important contributions to many fields.


Name: 32nd globally in the Global Organized Crime Index (Rank)
Description: A position on a measure of organized crime activity.


Name: Visual appeal of copper (Aesthetics)
Description: The distinctive reddish-orange color of copper when exposed to air, contributing to its visual appeal in various applications.


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: Onset of the Industrial Revolution led to growth of a middle class that wanted and could afford jewellery


Name: Strontium Titanate (Diamond imitation)
Description: A diamond imitation that was replaced by synthetic garnets from about 1970


Name: a medieval castle (Castle)
Description: Historic structure in Örebro


Name: ethnic minorities (demographic group)
Description: individuals who belong to ethnic groups recognized as distinct from the majority Han Chinese


Name: Regional Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: Process that reaches the middle amphibolite to granulite metamorphic facies


Name: Human Females (Gender)
Description: Female human beings


Name: French forces (Military Group)
Description: The military forces of France.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country located in Southeast Europe and Southwest Asia.


Name: economic_growth, employment_levels, and social_cohesion (Economy)
Description: What peace impacts


Name: U-Pb geochronometer (Instrument)
Description: An instrument used to determine the age of crystallization


Name: Roman Legions (Historical Entity)
Description: Large units of the ancient Roman army, usually consisting of about 5,000 men


Name: United States (country)
Description: A country in North America, often involved in global politics


Name: Thorium oxide (chemical compound)
Description: The oxide of thorium


Name: Sodium Hydroxide (Caustic Soda) (Compound)
Description: A strong base used in cleaning products and as a chemical reagent


Name: Households (Quantity)
Description: The proportion of households with specific characteristics


Name: artificial sapphire (Material)
Description: Man-made sapphire without geological flaws


Name: 40 volumes (Number)
Description: The total number of volumes of the work


Name: Nuclear Power Plants (Infrastructure)
Description: Plants that generate electricity using nuclear reactions


Name: Société des missions évangéliques de Paris (Society of Evangelical Missions of Paris) (Organization)
Description: A French organization that replaced the British Protestant Missions


Name: Vals Rhine (River)
Description: A river in Vals, Switzerland


Name: Class key (Object)
Description: Watch keys are the origin of the class key, common paraphernalia for American high-school and university graduation.


Name: Roman Catholic Church (Religion)
Description: A Christian denomination considered one of the three main branches of Christianity


Name: Classical and Abstract Designs (Art Styles)
Description: The styles used by these sculptors.


Name: Secondary Recovered Fuel (Waste Treatment Product)
Description: Energy recovery from waste that cannot be reused or recycled from mechanical and biological treatment activities


Name: Norman Smedley (Person)
Description: A person who curated the museum from 1953 to 1964


Name: Andalusia's hunting practice (activity)
Description: Hunting in Andalusia


Name: Local Population (People Group)
Description: The population residing on the mainland of Scotland


Name: soft-bodied organisms (Living things)
Description: Organisms that lack hard, mineralized parts and are often more difficult to fossilize.


Name: Dressoirs with five rows of plate (Furniture)
Description: Large pieces of furniture used to store and display tableware.


Name: France (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country in Western Europe and North Africa


Name: Opal-A (Silica form)
Description: Amorphous form of silica lacking long-range crystal structure


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


Name: Westchester RiverWalk (Public Infrastructure Project)
Description: A walkway along the Hudson River of 51.5 miles (80 km)


Name: Alice Guy-Blaché (Person)
Description: A French woman, the world's first female filmmaker


Name: Dehydration of Hydrous Mineral Phases (Geological Process)
Description: The breakdown of hydrous mineral phases.


Name: Alkaline lakes (Geological setting)
Description: Lakes with high pH and alkalinity


Name: Vertebrates (Animals with a backbone)
Description: Only extremely rarely do vertebrates like small lizards appear as animal inclusions.


Name: Sèvres porcelain (Product)
Description: Porcelain produced by Sèvres Porcelain Factory


Name: Hopfijzer (Artifact)
Description: Term used in the Scheveningen costume


Name: U.S. film industry (industry)
Description: The film industry based in the United States


Name: Six tentacles (Polyps feature)
Description: Same as hard corals and unlike soft corals


Name: Carbon Dioxide (Gas)
Description: A colorless gas that is vital for most known life forms


Name: Nanodiamonds (Geological formation)
Description: Extremely small diamonds found in space


Name: Army attacking Cordoba (Military Unit)
Description: The army that was defeated by the governor's forces in the attack on Cordoba


Name: Chinese astronomy (Astronomy)
Description: The traditional and modern studies of the universe, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse fields.


Name: Development of Bronze Age Civilizations (Historical Period)
Description: The development of civilizations during the Bronze Age


Name: Red Helium–Neon Laser (Laser Type)
Description: A type of red laser invented in 1962


Name: Jordan (Country)
Description: Middle Eastern country


Name: The Largest Glacier of the Canton (Geographical Feature)
Description: Covers the Basòdino, Ticino's second-highest mountain


Name: Xia dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Ancient Chinese dynasty


Name: Arab Spring (Event)
Description: A wave of similar actions throughout the Arab world


Name: Biological activity (Process)
Description: Activities carried out by living organisms


Name: Eight varieties of pearls (Type of pearl)
Description: Eight types of pearls that accompanied the embassies


Name: Romance speakers within the fortified Dalmatian cities (ethnic group)
Description: Inhabitants of the Dalmatian cities who spoke Romance languages


Name: Large registered stock of plug-in electric vehicles per capita (Economic Indicator)
Description: A high number of electric cars for the population size


Name: Rebellions against Spanish rule (1810-1823) (Event)
Description: A series of rebellions seeking outright independence from Spain


Name: Citadel and Sanctuary of Tel Arad (Archaeological site)
Description: An archaeological site within Tel Arad that includes a citadel and sanctuary


Name: traffic rotaries (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: The use of traffic rotaries is a defining feature of New England.


Name: Edmund Spenser (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Mudstone (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of rock formed from sedimentary deposits


Name: Natural richness of Africa (Resource)
Description: On some African flags


Name: Granodiorite and Diorite (Igneous rocks)
Description: Types of igneous rocks, constitute approximately 17% of igneous rocks


Name: Byzacena (Region)
Description: The Byzantine name for the North African region, now known as Tunisia


Name: European observers and 19th-century explorers (Group)
Description: Explorers who observed Dahomey


Name: Circular Economy (Waste Management Paradigm)
Description: A paradigm that emphasizes the elimination of waste and the continual use of resources in a closed-loop system, promoting sustainable economic development


Name: Carolingian and Ottonian styles (Architectural style)
Description: Precursors of Romanesque


Name: RF Induction Plasma Torch (Device)
Description: A device that uses RF induction to produce plasma


Name: Enhanced diamonds (Material)
Description: Diamonds with enhancements such as color or clarity treatment


Name: Universal Health Insurance (Genel Sağlık Sigortası) (Healthcare System)
Description: The universal public healthcare system in Turkey


Name: Berber garrison in Coria (Group)
Description: The group that was retaken by the head entity


Name: Endoskeleton composed of stereom (Skeletal structure)
Description: A type of skeleton made up of calcite with a monocrystal structure and significant magnesium content.


Name: Tobacco product safety (Condition)
Description: The absence of harmful or deleterious effects on the body when tobacco products are used under normal or reasonably foreseeable conditions


Name: Örebro Airport (Airport)
Description: Airport serving Örebro


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The continent where the Netherlands is located


Name: Grenada (Location)
Description: This is a folk etymology, confusing the Latin granatus with the name of the Spanish city of Granada


Name: Concrete (Building Material)
Description: A material used for construction


Name: coprolite (Geological phenomenon)
Description: Fossilized animal dung


Name: Iron, Ruthenium (Element)
Description: First of the transition metals that cannot reach its group oxidation state of +8


Name: The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter (narrative)
Description: Ancient Japanese narrative, considered the oldest extant.


Name: Habsburgs (historical figure and political entity)
Description: The historical figure and political entity that Switzerland fought against in the Burgundian Inheritance War.


Name: large number of residents from various countries such as Venezuela, Colombia, and Peru (PopulationGroup)
Description: A large number of residents from various South American countries including Venezuela, Colombia, and Peru in New York City


Name: Upconversion fluorescence (Phenomenon)
Description: The absorption of infrared light followed by the emission of visible light


Name: Toxicity (Property of chemicals)
Description: The degree to which a substance can cause detrimental effects


Name: Cave-in-Rock area, Illinois, USA (Geographical Location)
Description: An area along the Mississippi River in Illinois


Name: Classical Point Particle (Physical Model)
Description: An idealized particle with no volume or extension


Name: Monumental Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Large or monumental sculptures


Name: Horta (Town)
Description: The largest town on the island of Faial.


Name: A strong manufacturing sector, robust exports, and significant investments in research and development (description)
Description: Key features of Japan's economic landscape


Name: Impurities in Fluorite (chemical impurity)
Description: The presence of other elements or compounds that affect the color and properties of fluorite.


Name: United Nations General Assembly (Legislative Body)
Description: The main deliberative assembly of the United Nations, responsible for making recommendations on the agenda of the United Nations.


Name: Garnet group (Mineral group)
Description: A group of minerals that have a general formula of X3Y2(SiO4)3


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: Garamantia (Berber kingdom)
Description: A notable Berber kingdom that flourished in the Fezzan area of modern-day Libya


Name: Bracing against tree trunks (Action)
Description: Allows woodpeckers and woodcreepers to brace themselves firmly against tree trunks


Name: Second Congo War (conflict)
Description: A conflict that occurred from 1998 to 2003 in the Congo


Name: Middle Ages (Historical period)
Description: The period in European history dating from the fall of the Western Roman Empire to the Early Modern Period


Name: Calming Meditation (Nickname)
Description: A nickname for Samatha meditation.


Name: [the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and the Special Broadcasting Service] (Broadcaster)
Description: -


Name: Active Diplomacy in Africa (Foreign Policy)
Description: Promoted active diplomacy in Africa


Name: Amethyst Amulets (Jewelry)
Description: In battle to protect and keep cool-headed


Name: 2005 AGS cut standards (diamond cut grading standard)
Description: Diamond cut grading standard based on a distance of 25 centimeters


Name: Particles (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Solid fragments or grains that are typically small and loose


Name: Moroccan Ministry of Industry, Commerce and New Technologies (Government Agency)
Description: A government ministry in Morocco responsible for various sectors


Name: The Soviet Union period (Historical Era)
Description: The era of the Soviet Union's rule in Ukraine


Name: Major Economies (Group of Economies)
Description: The largest and most influential economies in the world


Name: Beta decay (Decay_mode)
Description: A radioactive decay process where a beta particle is emitted


Name: Extraterrestrial provenance (Origin of the meteorite)
Description: The fact that these meteorites originated from space.


Name: Jena (Location)
Description: Located in Germany


Name: Green Peafowl (Animal species)
Description: Spaldings with a high-green phenotype can handle colder temperatures better


Name: Lignite Power Plants (Energy Source)
Description: Power plants that burn lignite for energy.


Name: New England (Region)
Description: A region in the northeastern United States


Name: 2016 (Time Entity)
Description: The year when Gotthard Base Tunnel was inaugurated.


Name: Dark Matter (astrophysics concept)
Description: A hypothetical form of matter that is thought to account for approximately 85% of the matter in the universe, which does not interact with electromagnetic forces and can only be detected through its gravitational effects.


Name: Glassmakers and potters (artisan)
Description: Artisans who used nanoparticles in their work.


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: The Kingdom of Morocco.


Name: Pantone sky blue (Color)
Description: A specific shade of dark sky blue.


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa


Name: Griotte d'italie (stone)
Description: Subvariety of Griotte marble found in Italy


Name: changes_in_the_price_level, economic_instability, and purchasing_power (Economy)
Description: What inflation rate is a measure of


Name: The United Nations, G77, and ASEAN Plus Three (Relationship)
Description: International organizations that New Zealand is a member of


Name: Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A free trade agreement between Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, and Vietnam. It is an updated version of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), which was signed after the United States withdrew.


Name: Ceramics containing a large proportion of synthetic cordierite (Material)
Description: Material used in the manufacturing of catalytic converters


Name: before the Holocene (geological period)
Description: Geological epoch that began approximately 11,700 years ago


Name: French Government (Governmental Entity)
Description: The government of France responsible for the governance of Ivory Coast during the colonial period.


Name: Late Summer and Autumn (season)
Description: Males generally have higher urine marking rates during late summer and autumn.


Name: the eastern portion of the Andes, between the Boyacá and Cundinamarca departments (Geographical Location)
Description: The geographical location of Muzo Mine.


Name: decline in indigenous pottery production and increase in Chinese ceramic imports (event)
Description: Changes in ceramics production patterns during the Angkor period


Name: Rites of Zhou (ancient text)
Description: Ancient Chinese book describing rituals and ceremonies


Name: Calcite crystals (in limestone) (Mineral)
Description: Small calcite crystals in the sedimentary rock limestone


Name: Men's clothing styles during Hanfu period (clothing type)
Description: styles of clothing worn by men during the Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period in China


Name: Organic capping agent (Substance)
Description: A substance used in the radiolysis method for forming nanoparticles as a surfactant


Name: Danube (River)
Description: A river flowing into the Black Sea


Name: husband's wedding gifts and a woman's dowry (cultural artifact)
Description: Gifts given during weddings and assets brought by women in marriages


Name: Local budgets (budget)
Description: The financial resources allocated for the administration of a local area


Name: Andrés Segovia (musician)
Description: Spanish classical guitarist and composer


Name: Sthavira community schism (Event)
Description: schism that occurred during and after the Mauryan period


Name: Trace amounts of phosphate or aluminium (chemical substance)
Description: The cause of the pink color in pink quartz


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the teachings of the Torah.


Name: Convergent plate boundary (geological boundary type)
Description: A geological boundary where two plates move towards each other, causing the collision of continents or oceanic crust subduction.


Name: building construction, sculpture (Application)
Description: Some types of metamorphic rock are utilized in building and artistic applications.


Name: Statement on the Subject (Document)
Description: A statement published by the US State Department on the Conflict Minerals Law.


Name: Yes (Boolean)
Description: Indicates whether or not Afghanistan is currently under the control of the Taliban.


Name: Fonterra (Company)
Description: New Zealand's largest company


Name: Corundum (Material)
Description: A mineral with trigonal symmetry


Name: Pribina (Person)
Description: Built the first Christian church of the Western and Eastern Slavs known from written sources in 828


Name: a popular example of 'diamond' (Quality)
Description: Herkimer diamonds being a commonly recognized diamond simulant


Name: the Norwegian film industry (Work location)
Description: The film industry where Hans Petter Moland has contributed his work


Name: Tarquinia (Location)
Description: An ancient city in present-day Italy


Name: Great Depression (EconomicEvent)
Description: A severe economic depression that took place mainly during the 1930s


Name: Carbonate rock containing either almost all calcite/aragonite or almost all dolomite (Geological rock)
Description: Rock that is primarily composed of either calcite/aragonite or dolomite


Name: Each Other (Interaction)
Description: Two objects coming together and merging or becoming intertwined


Name: other six metals (Set of Metals)
Description: Referring to the metals mentioned in the text excluding gold and iron


Name: Study on Etruscan origins (Scientific study)
Description: A recent genetic study focusing on the question of Etruscan origins.


Name: Electrolysis (scientific technique)
Description: A process that uses electricity to drive a chemical reaction


Name: Romans (ethnicity)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Rome, Italy


Name: Postsecondary Education Enrollment (Statistic)
Description: Belgium had the third highest proportion of 18- to 21-year-olds enrolled in postsecondary education in 2002.


Name: Hindu Texts (Text)
Description: Scriptures of Hinduism


Name: universal anxiety of modern man (Concept)
Description: An emotion or feeling that Munch's work, The Scream, is interpreted to depict.


Name: Goldmanite deposit (Deposit)
Description: A Goldmanite deposit that is one of the world's biggest


Name: Cidaroids (Subset of echinoids)
Description: A group of pencil urchins that survived from the Triassic


Name: civil servants (Ireland) (Group of people)
Description: Employees exclusively of the Irish Civil Service


Name: natural soil erosion, soil formation and the development of lateritic soils, and as a proxy for measurement of the variations in solar activity and the age of ice cores (Process)
Description: The processes 10Be is used to examine


Name: High Temperatures (Temperature)
Description: High temperatures that contribute to recrystallization during the process of metamorphism.


Name: Human Eyes (Organ)
Description: The organs that allow humans to see


Name: Carotenoids (pigment)
Description: A type of pigment that assists photosynthesis and gives colors to various plants


Name: Cleaning and sorting of pearls (Action)
Description: The action of cleaning and sorting the freshwater pearls


Name: Philosophers (group)
Description: A group of individuals who specialize in philosophy


Name: Kōura (Crayfish) (Seafood)
Description: A type of crustacean native to New Zealand


Name: Freshwater pearl industry in China (Industry)
Description: The industry responsible for the production of freshwater pearls in China


Name: Papeete (Ship)
Description: The ship built by Matthew Turner


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


Name: Beryllium (Element)
Description: It is an ore source of beryllium.


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


Name: Hairworkers Society (Organization)
Description: An organization founded by active hair workers


Name: (where R is an organic group) (Chemical Structure)
Description: A general structure in various classes of organic compounds that contain oxygen.


Name: Carbonate Mineral (Mineral Class)
Description: A mineral class that reacts with acid and effervesces


Name: Carbonate Minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minerals that contain carbonate anions.


Name: World football leagues (Sports competitions)
Description: The combined football leagues watched worldwide


Name: Tahiti Division Fédérale (Football League)
Description: The top division of football on Tahiti


Name: Austrians (Ethnic Group)
Description: Nationality or homogeneous Germanic ethnic group in Austria


Name: High-phosphorus ore (Mineral Resource)
Description: Type of ore that produces poor quality steel in the Bessemer converter


Name: Veneti (early Slavic tribe)
Description: A populous nation dwelling in central Europe east of the Suebi and west of the Sarmatians in the 1st and 2nd centuries AD


Name: UNICEF (Organization)
Description: United Nations Children's Fund


Name: Japanese language and writing system (Language or writing system)
Description: Hanko and inkan are traditionally associated with the Japanese language and writing system.


Name: Palaestina Salutaris (Roman Province)
Description: One of the provinces in Palestine during the Roman Empire


Name: Most Sands (Geological Formation)
Description: Naturally occurring granular material consisting of mineral or rock particles


Name: Two supplementary angles (Geometric Shape)
Description: Two angles whose sum is equal to 180 degrees.


Name: 20th century Italian writers (Writers)
Description: Italian writers active in the 20th century.


Name: 886 urban-type settlements (urban-type settlement)
Description: total number of urban-type settlements in Ukraine


Name: Cell signaling (Biology)
Description: Involved in cellular communication and regulation


Name: Madagascar (Location)
Description: A large island country in the Indian Ocean, often known as the eighth continent because of its exceptional biodiversity


Name: Conventional Techniques (Scientific Process)
Description: Memorial diamonds may be created using conventional techniques.


Name: Black (Color)
Description: Mystery, the night, the unknown, the supernatural, the invisible and death


Name: Small Figures of Deities (Artwork)
Description: Small figures of deities are very common, and found in popular materials such as pottery


Name: Children's School Attendance (Regulation)
Description: The mandatory attendance requirement for children in Australia.


Name: Potassium (Mineral)
Description: An essential mineral required for various bodily functions


Name: Iron-containing impurities (Impurity)
Description: The color of neodymium is best when iron-containing impurities are minimized in the silica used to make the glass.


Name: Paint production (Industrial process)
Description: The process of manufacturing paint.


Name: Gaston Flosse (person)
Description: He was removed from office in 2004 but was subsequently re-elected in 2008 after a period of political instability.


Name: Fossils (Geological Feature)
Description: Preserved remains or impressions of animals, plants, and other organisms from the past.


Name: Golden Gate Bridge (Bridge)
Description: The iconic suspension bridge in San Francisco


Name: Djerba–Zarzis International Airport (Airport)
Description: Another one of the most important airports in Tunisia.


Name: Muslim population (Religious Group)
Description: The second-largest religious group in the United Kingdom as of 2011 census


Name: Neodymium compounds (Compound)
Description: Compounds containing neodymium as an element


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: Eastern European nation known for its tradition of Easter eggs and the museum of Pysanka in Kolomyia


Name: Victor Perez (Sports Person)
Description: Tunisian boxer


Name: Local communities and state government (Governmental entity)
Description: The construction of the Rosenwald Schools in Alabama was partially funded by matching contributions from the local communities and the state government


Name: Creating complex design elements (result)
Description: The result of applying these techniques


Name: Southern Belize (Region)
Description: The region where the Lubaantun archaeological site is located.


Name: Majlis (Building)
Description: Historical building in Kyiv


Name: Third-largest combined armed forces (Military)
Description: The third strongest military force in the world


Name: Skogtun Farm Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Oppdal, Norway showcasing rural life and traditions


Name: 20th and 21st centuries (Time Period)
Description: The periods spanning from the beginning of the 20th century to the present.


Name: Low Countries (geographical entity)
Description: Area that became part of East Francia in 870


Name: Inclusions of shocked and unshocked mineral grains, i.e. quartz, apatite, and zircon, as well as coesite (Physical Property)
Description: One of the physical characteristics that distinguish tektites from terrestrial volcanic glasses


Name: Supreme Court (court)
Description: The highest court in the hierarchy of courts in New Zealand


Name: Rye (City)
Description: City located in Westchester County


Name: Ribbon machine (Invention)
Description: A machine invented during the late Industrial Revolution that allowed bulk production of glass panes.


Name: France (Country)
Description: A country that was involved in the Eighty Years' War


Name: Arsenic or Molybdenum (Elements)
Description: A collection of chemical elements with their respective symbols: As and Mo.


Name: air (physical entity)
Description: Theorized to remove traces of carbon dioxide gas


Name: Glacier National Park (National park)
Description: A national park located in Montana and Alaska, United States


Name: MESH Network (Network)
Description: A mesh network used to provide Wi-Fi services in the 11 largest cities/towns in North Macedonia


Name: Single-chain silicates (e.g. Pyroxenes), Double-chain silicates (e.g. Amphiboles) (Rock-forming mineral groups)
Description: Inosilicates are significant contributors to various rock formations


Name: 3300 BC with the beginning of the Indus Valley Civilization (civilization)
Description: Indus Valley civilization starting in 3300 BC


Name: Persian zargun (Language term)
Description: A Persian term meaning 'gold-like' or 'as gold', from which the term Jargoon is derived.


Name: Physical and Chemical Processes in the Earth's Crust (Geological Processes)
Description: Processes happening in the Earth's crust


Name: Arrival of Polynesian Settlers (event)
Description: The initial settlement of New Zealand by Polynesians


Name: Drawings, modelli, and other sketches (Artistic Work)
Description: Not intended as finished works for sale.


Name: Sanātana Dharma (Religion)
Description: Timeless, eternal set of truths as perceived by Hindus


Name: philosophical and historical basis (Concept)
Description: The theoretical foundation and background history of Hindu texts, particularly those related to Yoga.


Name: High-level Waste (Radioactive waste)
Description: Generated from nuclear reactors or reprocessing spent nuclear fuel.


Name: Fraud (Social Issue)
Description: The act of deceit, trickery, or cheating to secure unfair or unlawful gain


Name: Xianbei-style clothing (Clothing)
Description: The clothing style worn by the Xianbei people, which had minor changes.


Name: Vacuum-tight windows and beam-tubes for radiation experiments on synchrotrons (Device)
Description: Windows and beam-tubes manufactured exclusively from beryllium are used in radiation experiments on synchrotrons.


Name: Greek Tradition (Artistic Style/Tradition)
Description: An artistic tradition that emerged under Minoan influence.


Name: Andreas Papandreou (Person)
Description: Greek politician and former Prime Minister who founded PASOK


Name: David II (Person)
Description: King of Scots


Name: TARLA (Particle Accelerator)
Description: An electron accelerator called TARLA became operational in 2024


Name: differences with diamond (CZ vs Diamond characteristics)
Description: Includes brittleness, softness, internal flaws and color differences


Name: Algeria's healthcare policy (Policy)
Description: The focus of Algeria's healthcare policy on preventive measures


Name: Prints in frames (Artwork)
Description: Prints that are framed


Name: cobalt orange (Synthetic pigment)
Description: A synthetic pigment called cobalt orange made from cadmium sulfide plus cadmium selenide


Name: Quartz crystal (Mineral deposit)
Description: Large crystals that may reach several meters in length and weigh hundreds of kilograms.


Name: Debt ratio (Greece) (Quantity)
Description: The increase in Greece's debt ratio from 127% to about 170% due to the imposed austerity.


Name: lack of communication with outside cultures (abstract concept)
Description: Island jewellery is considered primal due to lack of communication with outside cultures.


Name: Zermelo–Fraenkel Set Theory (mathematical theory)
Description: A set theory axiomatized by Ernst Zermelo and Aaron Fraenkel.


Name: Red and Blue Light (Light)
Description: The colors used to create magenta on a computer screen.


Name: Paolo Antonio Calzonio (Person)
Description: A Paris impresario who commissioned the building of Villa Edera


Name: Low thermal movement of copper (Physical property)
Description: The minimal expansion and contraction of copper due to changes in temperature.


Name: Revenue (Measurement)
Description: €80.7 billion in 2014, €94.5 billion in 2019


Name: Craniofacial Morphology Study by Argyropoulos et al. (Study)
Description: The study that suggested this finding.


Name: Reduced Pyrite (KFeS2) (Compound)
Description: A compound formed from the reduction of pyrite with potassium


Name: Other Estimates (Quantity)
Description: Indicates total number of US companies likely impacted may exceed 12,000


Name: Six Ritual Jades (artifact)
Description: A set of ancient Chinese jade objects believed to have originated in pre-history


Name: Cities and Counties in Alabama (GeographicalArea)
Description: The cities and counties within the state of Alabama


Name: Country of the Netherlands (Country)
Description: The modern country that encompasses the entire Netherlands


Name: Lapis Lazuli (Mineral)
Description: A deep blue semi-precious stone used in jewelry and art


Name: Earth's Surface (Geographical Location)
Description: The outermost layer of the Earth that is visible and where most life exists


Name: Whitby Mudstone Formation (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation in England


Name: No individual molecules (-)
Description: -


Name: Range (Value range)
Description: Ranges from around 50% to around 90% depending on the estimations


Name: Red hematite powder (Substance)
Description: A red pigment made from hematite found in a Zhoukoudian cave complex near Beijing


Name: medical facilities during World War I (Facility)
Description: Medical centers established during the war


Name: Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (Government Ministry)
Description: Responsible for water supply for domestic use in Japan


Name: World War II (Historical Event)
Description: Global conflict lasting from 1939 to 1945 involving many of the world's nations


Name: EU (European Union) (International Organization)
Description: The European Union, to which France is a member


Name: Religious Motives (Historical Concept)
Description: Actions driven by a sense of religious duty or belief.


Name: Using Waste as Fuel (Practice)
Description: Utilizing waste as a source of energy and reducing the amount that goes to landfills


Name: Europe (Geographical Area)
Description: Europe, the continent


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: -


Name: the 'Big Three' European film festivals (Category)
Description: The top three European film festivals, including Cannes and Berlin


Name: Oset and Rynningeviken Nature Reserve (Nature Reserve)
Description: Natural area adjacent to Lake Hjälmaren


Name: Archaeological Findings (Methodology)
Description: One method of understanding Japanese myths


Name: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) (Organization)
Description: An agency of the United States Department of Health and Human Services which conducts research and makes recommendations for occupational safety and health


Name: Photoengraving (Process)
Description: The process that was developed by Niépce


Name: Yeltsin (Person)
Description: Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin, the first President of the Russian Federation.


Name: Women in Mycenaean Greece (Gender Role)
Description: The role of women during the Mycenaean period


Name: Internal Staff Regulations (Regulation)
Description: Rules and guidelines for the behavior and conduct of staff members within an organization.


Name: Triumvirate of 1813 (Government)
Description: A triumvirate that offered William the title of king


Name: judicial ministerial responsibility (concept)
Description: The responsibility held by ministers in the judiciary


Name: Hebrew Bible (religious_text)
Description: Jewish religious text


Name: Wheat, Wine Growing (Activities)
Description: Activities involving agriculture and wine production


Name: Lötschberg Railway (railway)
Description: A railway connecting Brig to the Swiss Plateau via Spiez through the Lötschberg Tunnel.


Name: Kon-Tiki (1950) (Film)
Description: A Norwegian documentary film that won an Academy Award


Name: Great Orme mine (Archaeological Site)
Description: Site where copper was extracted


Name: Moesa (River)
Description: Drains the Mesolcina valley


Name: Jewel (Material)
Description: One of the materials rings can be made of


Name: Pomegranate juice (Part of a Food)
Description: The juice extracted from pomegranates


Name: Angel of Death (Supernatural Being)
Description: The angel who comes to take the soul at the time of death.


Name: The Solar System formed. (Astronomical Object)
Description: The physical system that includes the Sun, planets, comets, asteroids, and other celestial bodies.


Name: Major mines of the western and eastern belts (Mining facility)
Description: Mines located in the western and eastern belts of Colombia


Name: False Rivets (Decorative Element)
Description: Additional decorative elements found in the hilts of Naue II Type Swords


Name: Users (Individual)
Description: individuals who own seals


Name: India (Location)
Description: South Asian country where iron was smelted around 1800 to 1200 BC


Name: Manganese mines at San Marcel (location)
Description: A location near Ivrea in Piedmont, Italy.


Name: Fuel cell vehicles (Class: Automotive)
Description: A type of vehicle that uses hydrogen fuel cells to produce electricity for propulsion.


Name: Hösbach, Goldbach, Krausenbach, Obernau, Kleinostheim, Sailauf, Waldaschaff, Wintersbach and Heimbuchenthal (Location)
Description: Locations within the Spessart


Name: NWA meteorites (Geological entity)
Description: The NWA meteorites that may originate from Mali


Name: What is now New Mexico in 1628 (Location and Year)
Description: The location and year where the first widespread wine production began


Name: Māori settlers (Human Group)
Description: Early Māori inhabitants who explored the region thoroughly


Name: King of Spain (Historical Figure)
Description: The current monarch of Spain


Name: Right to Self-Government on Local Issues (PoliticalPower)
Description: The right to self-government on local issues granted by the constitution of 1848.


Name: Fashion and Design (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as fashion design, textiles, jewelry, and interior design


Name: Lignite (Geological_formation)
Description: -


Name: People on their way to Europe (Group of People)
Description: Individuals passing through Tunisia on their journey towards Europe


Name: Enamelling and Filigrané Techniques (Technique)
Description: Processes used to decorate certain areas of Berber jewellery


Name: Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) (Organization)
Description: The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is an international organisation that was established in 1961 to promote economic cooperation among its member countries.


Name: 430 °C (806 °F) (Temperature)
Description: The temperature above which Titanium loses strength


Name: Omak (City)
Description: A city in Okanogan County, Washington


Name: Sports (Physical Activity)
Description: The physical activities that are popular in Spain, including football (soccer), basketball, and tennis.


Name: Returning home to Japan (Event)
Description: The event of Toyotama-hime returning home to Japan.


Name: Ammolite (Mineral)
Description: A gemstone made of ammonite fossils that display iridescence.


Name: Bertelsmann enterprise (Media company)
Description: Largest internationally operating media companies in Germany


Name: Rupert Bruce-Bruce (Person)
Description: A British diplomat and writer, best known for his travel books and memoirs


Name: Territory (through Gulf of Urabá) (Location)
Description: The territory where Vasco Núñez de Balboa explored and founded the first stable settlement on the continent


Name: State Birds of U.S. States (Avian Species)
Description: The official birds of the states of the United States