Name: Symmetrical Layout (architectural design)
Description: A symmetrical layout divided into four city sections called campan


Name: Abundance (Condition)
Description: The state of having a plentiful or overabundant supply.


Name: Dacitic to Rhyolitic Composition (Geological Classification)
Description: The evolved magma composition as a result of the process


Name: Full Maturity (State)
Description: The state at which an organism's growth is complete.


Name: King of Spain (Felipe VI) (Monarch)
Description: The current king of Spain, known as Felipe VI.


Name: fecal pellets produced by marine organisms (fecal pellets)
Description: One type of peloids


Name: Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence (Person)
Description: Co-editor of Votes for Women


Name: empire (Empire)
Description: The Roman Empire


Name: Beryl (Mineral)
Description: A mineral from which gemstones like emerald are derived


Name: Oxygen gas (O2) (Gas)
Description: Oxygen in its gaseous state, denoted by the chemical symbol O2


Name: Monitoring Programs for Urban Wildlife (Subject)
Description: Initiatives to collect data on Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Mourning Dress Code (Historical Event)
Description: The mourning dress code in Victorian England


Name: lithium metal anode, non-aqueous electrolyte solution, air, water (Component)
Description: Components and potential issues of Lithium metal batteries


Name: Proto-Etruscan Culture (Culture)
Description: The cultural continuity of the region that led to the emergence of Etruscan civilization


Name: Silicon (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Si and atomic number 14.


Name: District Governor Senol Turan (Person)
Description: The governor who announced the restoration of the church


Name: Natural Resources (Resource)
Description: Resources used to finance conflicts


Name: Cro-Magnon (Species)
Description: An archaic human species that lived in Europe and Asia during the Upper Paleolithic period


Name: Zeolite Minerals (Mineral Class)
Description: A mineral class that does not effervesce in acid but becomes frosted, dissolves or becomes a silica gel after being left in acid


Name: German states (Historical region)
Description: German states where the job title Beamte originated


Name: 6% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of GNP allocated to education in Tunisia


Name: Gibraltar (Territory)
Description: A British overseas territory, ceded to Great Britain in 1713


Name: Helvetia (National Personification)
Description: A personification of the Swiss confederacy


Name: Mountains (Natural Geographical Feature)
Description: Large landforms that rise above the surrounding area with sloping sides and a relatively narrow peak


Name: HRD Antwerp (organization)
Description: An international diamond trade center in Antwerp, Belgium.


Name: 1984 Summer Paralympics (Sports Event)
Description: An international multi-sport event for athletes with disabilities


Name: Jade (mineral)
Description: The most prized semi-precious stone for carving in East Asia and Pre-Columbian America.


Name: more snow inland and higher elevations (Geographical Feature)
Description: Regions with greater amounts of snowfall.


Name: Electron, Helium-4 Nucleus (specific particles)
Description: Examples of stable particles


Name: Nature of ambient lighting (Lighting condition)
Description: The nature of the ambient light affects the appearance of alexandrite


Name: Point-contact transistor (Device)
Description: The first working transistor, built by John Bardeen and Walter Brattain in 1947


Name: Gaspar Huerta (Person)
Description: A Chilean man who claimed to have encountered a carbuncle.


Name: Companies like Empresa Vale S.A. and Anglo American (Corporations)
Description: Mining companies that have a presence in the city


Name: Response to Concerns (Action)
Description: A reaction or answer given in response to a concern or question.


Name: Sri Lankan sapphires and Indian diamonds (gemstone or precious stone)
Description: Gemstones imported by the Romans


Name: Variety of Types (Architecture Type)
Description: A rich variety of church designs such as three-nave basilicas, triconcha, rotundas with and without apses


Name: Marxist Assumption (Assumption)
Description: The assumption of a single, dominant meaning for any cultural product.


Name: Geographical diversity (Geographical classification)
Description: The presence of various different types of landscapes within a single area


Name: Volga-Dnieper region (geographical location)
Description: A region in southern Russia and Ukraine


Name: Year 2000 (Time)
Description: The year 2000


Name: Filipino martial arts and swordsmanship (Martial Art)
Description: Traditional Filipino combat techniques


Name: cultural influences (Culture)
Description: The various elements that shape a culture, including traditions, customs, art, literature, music, and beliefs


Name: Arab revolt in Palestine (Event)
Description: A rebellion by Arab forces against British rule in Mandatory Palestine, from 1936 to 1939.


Name: Red-Green Channel (Neurophysiological Process)
Description: A channel constructed from the red and green cones' responses


Name: Mohs hardness 6.5 to 7.5 (Physical property)
Description: A scale of the scratch resistance of minerals


Name: Basilica of Our Lady of Peace (Building)
Description: the largest church building in the world, located in Yamoussoukro


Name: Natural Gas (Natural Resource)
Description: A fossil fuel used for heating, electricity generation and transport.


Name: Skarn (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of rock formed when a carbonate rock reacts with silicate melt


Name: Notable seals (Seal)
Description: The seals of Joseon-period calligrapher and natural historian Kim Jung-hee are notable.


Name: religion's clergy (occupation class)
Description: Religious leaders and ministers


Name: Algerian literature (Literature)
Description: -


Name: Dorag dolomitization (Geological term)
Description: An alternative name for the process of dolomitization


Name: Metallurgical grade fluorite (industrial_use)
Description: Aids the removal of impurities in steel production


Name: Scientific Optical Work (Field of Science)
Description: Work involving the study and application of optical phenomena.


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


Name: The 'Self' implied in Tathagatagarbha doctrine (Philosophical Concept)
Description: The 'Self' referred to in the Tathāgatagarbha Sutras.


Name: Silicates (Mineral Class)
Description: These specific silicate minerals belong to the silicate class


Name: Fullerite and aggregated diamond nanorods (Abrasive type)
Description: Fullerite and aggregated diamond nanorods are harder than diamond


Name: Diseases caused by Zinc deficiency (Health Issues)
Description: Health issues causing the deaths


Name: coniferous forests (forest type)
Description: Coniferous forests that can be found in Japan


Name: Study of Western sciences (rangaku) (Academic Study)
Description: Study of Western sciences in Japan during the Edo period


Name: Expulsion Mechanism (Cough, Sneeze) (Biological mechanism)
Description: Mechanisms by which the body removes foreign substances from the respiratory tract.


Name: Isotopic ratios of krypton, xenon, nitrogen and some other elements (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Elements whose forms are also unknown in the Solar System


Name: Plants (Life form)
Description: Organisms that typically produce their own food from carbon dioxide and water using sunlight


Name: Montana (Location)
Description: A state located in the northwestern region of the United States of America


Name: Consumer Goods Materials Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of consumer goods materials


Name: Cinnamon soil (soil)
Description: Soil found in the Taihang Mountains


Name: some lasers (physical phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: Buddhists in Sri Lanka (Group_of_people)
Description: Buddhists residing in Sri Lanka


Name: George Pritchard (Person)
Description: The Birmingham-born missionary who acted as the British consul and advised Queen Pōmare IV


Name: copper smelting (Technology)
Description: The process of extracting copper as a metal


Name: Four elements (Concept)
Description: An ancient concept often represented as Earth, Air, Fire, and Water


Name: Palma (Place)
Description: capital city of Mallorca


Name: Korean War (Conflict)
Description: An international conflict that took place between 1950 and 1953


Name: Chinese calligraphy works and Chinese paintings (Artwork)
Description: artworks often have seals on them


Name: Art (Creative Work)
Description: An act of expressing feelings, thoughts, and observations


Name: Christian Missionaries (Historical group)
Description: Referring to the Christian missionaries during a certain historical period


Name: Antes and Sclaveni (in the past) (early Slavic tribes)
Description: These two tribes were called Sporoi in olden times and had a single name


Name: Hot, dry summers and mild to cool, wet winters (Season)
Description: Descriptions of the seasons in these regions.


Name: children (Demographic)
Description: Children who live in the said Italian regions


Name: Polonium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Po and atomic number 84


Name: Abengoa (company)
Description: An Andalusian firm specializing in engineering and technology


Name: Aztec society (Society)
Description: The social structure, culture, and institutions of the Aztecs


Name: Greek peninsula inhabitants (population)
Description: The Greek peninsula inhabitants are a population


Name: Gem (Natural substance)
Description: A gem is a naturally occurring material, no two of which are identical.


Name: That potassium is a necessary element for plants (Scientific Discovery)
Description: The discovery made by Justus Liebig


Name: Saffron Robes (Artifact)
Description: Robes worn by city monks in Buddhism


Name: Unknown (Location)
Description: The location where boron was isolated is not specified


Name: Missouri River (Natural body of water)
Description: A major river in North America.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: Location where the Greek Numismatic Art originated.


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


Name: [57.4% non-Hispanic White, 15.6% African American, 0.4% Native American, 5.4% Asian, 0.1% Pacific Islander, 7.6% from other races, and 3.2% from two or more races] (Racial Composition)
Description: The racial composition of the population.


Name: Medal (Artifact)
Description: A decorative token or award given in recognition of various achievements


Name: Sheikh Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Thani (1826–1910) (Person)
Description: Qatari ruler


Name: 1920s (Time Period)
Description: A period from January 1, 1920, to December 31, 1929


Name: Oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A thin layer that is fairly impermeable and difficult to remove


Name: Sony Corporation (Company)
Description: Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation, best known for its electronics, gaming, and entertainment products.


Name: Didier Drogba (Footballer)
Description: A retired professional footballer.


Name: Congo (Country)
Description: The Democratic Republic of Congo


Name: Mylonites (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks that develop in ductile shear zones where high rates of strain are focused


Name: Melilite and kalsilite (Mineral)
Description: Certain minerals that are incompatible with diamond formation.


Name: Molten silicon (Physical state of Silicon)
Description: Silicon in its liquid form


Name: Labradorite (Spectrolite) (Mineral)
Description: An iridescent feldspar that may also be of Canadian origin


Name: Disneyland Paris (Theme Park)
Description: Europe's most popular theme park.


Name: Pyrope, almandine, and spessartine (Garnet mineral species)
Description: The ideal endmembers of the pyralspite garnets


Name: Minoan (term)
Description: The name given to the Minoan civilization by Arthur Evans.


Name: Many comments to the proposed regulation (Public Comment)
Description: Feedback and suggestions submitted during the consultation phase of the conflict minerals law.


Name: Ireland (Country)
Description: The island of Ireland consisting of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland


Name: Crete (Island)
Description: The largest and most populous of the Greek islands


Name: German football (soccer) (Sports)
Description: Football (soccer) in Germany


Name: the stone's zonation (property)
Description: Property of natural fluorite mineral that expert carvings take advantage of


Name: 1,800 (Quantity Value)
Description: Number of branches that banks had in the UK as of June 2019


Name: Sigmund Zois (Person)
Description: Carniolan naturalist after whom the mineral was named.


Name: Making jewelry (Application)
Description: -


Name: Laboratory (Location)
Description: -


Name: Removing any one of the elements of the fire tetrahedron (Action)
Description: Act of stopping a fire by eliminating necessary conditions


Name: Monoclinic pyrrhotite (Mineral)
Description: A specific type of pyrrhotite with monoclinic symmetry


Name: Carving on top (Feature)
Description: A carving that determines which side of the seal should face up


Name: Bull's Heads (Animal Type)
Description: Depictions of the head of a bull, popular in Minoan sculptures


Name: Troy University (University)
Description: Public institution with multiple campuses


Name: Ratnapura, Sri Lanka (location)
Description: The cluster was unearthed from this location


Name: Schengen Area (Region)
Description: The Schengen Area is a group of 26 European countries that have abolished internal border controls among themselves.


Name: Core-shell (CS) structures (Structure)
Description: Structures resulting from the sequential growth schemes of nanoparticles using inert-gas condensation


Name: Corinthian vase (artifact)
Description: A vase from the 6th century BCE, potentially depicting a fossil


Name: Orthodox Christianity (religion)
Description: A Christian denomination predominant in Ukraine


Name: Georgian citizens (Nationality)
Description: 0.25% of the total population


Name: Australian Capital Territory (Territory)
Description: A territory in Australia that serves as the location for the federal capital, Canberra


Name: Academy Awards (Film Award)
Description: Italy has received awards from the Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film


Name: Granulite Facies (Metamorphic Facies)
Description: A distinctive metamorphic facies that produces rock of such characteristic that the facies name is not universally accepted as a classification for the rock


Name: Stone Lions (Sculpture)
Description: Stone sculptures of lions supporting the famous one in the Alhambra.


Name: Small airports serving the western belt (Transportation infrastructure)
Description: Airports serving the western emerald belt of Colombia


Name: Maryland (U.S. state)
Description: A U.S. state located on the Atlantic Coast of the United States


Name: the rough edges of its overt subcultural character were softened (process)
Description: The process that led to Rebetiko gaining wider acceptance


Name: illustrations (Art Term)
Description: Images used to clarify or decorate a text


Name: Thermal Energy (Energy)
Description: The energy released due to the movement of particles in a substance, which can cause electron-hole pair generation.


Name: Shiny stones (Natural_object)
Description: First mirrors used by humans


Name: a fifth of the world's land surface (Quantity)
Description: The geographical size of the British Empire at its greatest extent


Name: Logistics and supply chain sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Fleet's GPS collar (Device)
Description: The device used to track Fleet


Name: 1 (Dimensionless Quantity)
Description: The value that represents the SI definition of a radian.


Name: Orthoclase Feldspar (Mineral)
Description: Common mineral that makes up about 60% of the Earth's crust


Name: Alpha Particles (Particle)
Description: Two helium nuclei produced when 7Li is bombarded by accelerated protons.


Name: political change (Historical Event)
Description: Changes in the political structure that occurred during this period.


Name: British immigrant ships from England (Vessel)
Description: Ships that brought European settlers to Nelson in 1842


Name: Male and female (Polyps gender)
Description: Individual polyps are either male or female


Name: Theophrastus (Scientist)
Description: An ancient Greek philosopher and naturalist.


Name: Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity, and folk religions (Religion)
Description: The predominant religions practiced in Taiwan


Name: Kocel (Person)
Description: Slavic ruler who supported Methodius and broke with his father's pro-Frankish policy


Name: Ukrainian military (MilitaryForce)
Description: The military force of Ukraine


Name: Mihály Munkácsy (Artist)
Description: 19th-century Hungarian genre painter


Name: Daytime (Time of Day)
Description: Time of day when red foxes are active


Name: Centralized Political Control (Condition)
Description: The concentration of power in the hands of a central authority.


Name: Autosomal recessive mutations (Genetic Mutation)
Description: Mutations that are inherited from both parents


Name: Small decorative figurines (Art Form)
Description: Small three-dimensional works of art, often in ceramics.


Name: soft earthenware (material)
Description: Type of early pottery fired at low temperatures


Name: Regions known as the Federal District and the Territories (Structure)
Description: Regions within Brazil that have special administrative statuses


Name: Big Tent and the 'Party of Power' (Descriptive Phrase)
Description: A phrase used to describe United Russia's role in Russian politics


Name: Stacy Dunn (Person)
Description: An oilman who undertook the reopening of the Yule Marble quarry in 1988


Name: Māori Population Regions (Ethnic Group Region)
Description: The North Island has several regions with significant Māori populations, including the Waikato region and the Bay of Plenty region.


Name: Golden Age of Hollywood (time period)
Description: A period of significant growth and success in the U.S. film industry


Name: Cross symbol (Symbol)
Description: A simple cross mark with astronomical or cosmological symbology


Name: Lachlan Mor Maclean (Person)
Description: The chief of Isle of Mull during a specific period


Name: Microtektites of the Australasian strewn field (Tektite Group)
Description: Subset of microtektites found within the Australasian strewn field.


Name: t.A.T.u. (pop band)
Description: A pop band that has continued to flourish in Russia since the 1960s.


Name: Tahiti (Country)
Description: An island nation located in the South Pacific Ocean


Name: good fortune (event)
Description: -


Name: Guadalquivir Valley (Geographical Area)
Description: A river valley in southern Spain.


Name: all existing matter and space as a single, integrated system (property)
Description: The Universe is all existing matter and space considered as a single, integrated system.


Name: Charles Robert Ashbee (Person)
Description: A key figure in the English Arts and Crafts movement


Name: Bronx River (river)
Description: -


Name: Blades from the Indian subcontinent made of Damascus steel (Weapon)
Description: Swords found in Persia


Name: Fullerene (material)
Description: Spherical molecule consisting of carbon atoms


Name: Long-Lived Cryovolcanism (Geological Process)
Description: The slow, persistent eruption of water ice and other volatiles from the interior of Ceres, causing surface alterations over long periods


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Country in southern Europe


Name: Ternary Alloy of 12% Na, 47% K and 41% Cs (Alloy)
Description: A ternary alloy with the lowest melting point of any metallic compound.


Name: Low-income families, veterans, centenarians, children under three, and catastrophic diseases (Groups of people)
Description: Specific groups exempt from co-payments in NHI.


Name: Bouguereau, Manet (artist)
Description: secular artists who occasionally treated Christian themes


Name: Shuiyusi temple of Xiangtangshan Caves (Historical site)
Description: A Buddhist cave temple complex in China.


Name: Period, country or cultural group (Geographical or Temporal Category)
Description: A specific point in time, location, or culture group


Name: Convicts (group_of_people)
Description: Early settlers transported for petty crimes


Name: Influence on global literature (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Larger pearls (Item)
Description: Pearls of larger sizes


Name: 43 deaths as a result of (Natural Disaster)
Description: Hurricane Sandy


Name: viscous relaxation of the crust (Geological phenomenon)
Description: Possible explanation for the lack of large craters on Ceres


Name: the highest-paid teachers in the country (Ranking)
Description: A position based on the salary of teachers in a given region or country


Name: Irrigated Olive Orchards (Activity)
Description: Agricultural activity in the mentioned regions


Name: Native American inhabitants of present-day Westchester County (Group of People)
Description: The indigenous people living in Westchester County at the time of European contact


Name: scenarios where the fall of Mycenaean Greece was a result of internal disturbances which led to internecine warfare among the Mycenaean states or civil unrest in a number of states, as a result of the strict hierarchical social system and the ideology of the wanax (Scenario)
Description: An alternative explanation for the decline of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: saxophone (Musical Instrument)
Description: A class of musical instruments usually made of brass and played by blowing air through a reed


Name: Malachite (Mineral)
Description: A copper carbonate hydroxide mineral with the formula Cu2CO3(OH)2


Name: Goldsmiths (Occupation)
Description: A group of people who specialize in working with gold and other precious metals


Name: lumber (Material)
Description: Material for building construction


Name: Color (when specimen is blue) (Physical property)
Description: A physical characteristic of kyanite, especially when the specimen is blue.


Name: Artist (in the entertainment business) (Performer)
Description: A musician or other performer, as used in a business context.


Name: Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant (Building)
Description: It was an important centre of the Soviet arms industry and high-tech research.


Name: Wisdom (Religious Concept)
Description: Intellectual and rational understanding in Buddhism


Name: Gathering Place (Historical Role)
Description: Historically, this area was a gathering place due to its central location


Name: France (Country)
Description: A country located in Western Europe


Name: David Brewster (Person)
Description: Scientist who discovered Brewsterlinite upon heating a sample of Topaz


Name: Brazilian Supreme Court (Institution)
Description: Highest judicial body in Brazil


Name: Tools, weapons and ornaments (Artifact_Class)
Description: Various tools, weapons, and decorative objects made from the Pounamu


Name: Larne Technical Old Boys F.C. (Football Club)
Description: A local amateur football club.


Name: Spanish National Police (Policía Nacional) (Law Enforcement Agency)
Description: A law enforcement agency of Spain, responsible for maintaining public order and law enforcement in urban areas.


Name: Ruins (Skyros) (Building)
Description: Ruins on Skyros.


Name: Kuzhe (Clothing)
Description: A popular style of clothing during the Northern and Southern dynasties


Name: Amphiboles (Mineral group)
Description: A mineral group with over 80 species.


Name: Women's Clothing (Artifact)
Description: Clothing designed for and worn by women


Name: Abies pinsapo (Tree Species)
Description: A pine species native to the Iberian Peninsula, known as Spanish fir


Name: Coastal Regions of Italy (during winter) (Region)
Description: Regions of Italy located along the coast during winter season


Name: Andrian-registered shipping (Shipping)
Description: Shipping registered from Andros


Name: Agriculture and farming sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Italian Peninsula, Mainland Greece, Aegean Islands, Asia Minor, Iberian Peninsula (Geographical_Location)
Description: Extraction centers during the Roman period


Name: Nidwalden Revolt (Historical Event)
Description: An invading foreign army suppression that occurred in September 1798, demonstrating the oppressive presence of the French Army and the local population's resistance to the occupation


Name: UK (Country)
Description: The United Kingdom


Name: ISAF forces (Military Force)
Description: International Security Assistance Force that was active in Afghanistan from 2001 to 2014


Name: Brussels-Capital Region (Geographical Area)
Description: One of the three Regions of Belgium, bilingual and hosts both French and Dutch speakers


Name: Meteorite Hunters (Occupation)
Description: People who collect meteorites


Name: 4.49% of Colombia's GDP in 2015 (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of Colombia's GDP spent on education in 2015.


Name: Common Law (Legal System)
Description: A legal system based on the common law tradition, in which case law is made by judges deciding cases rather than by legislatures


Name: English gold coins (Currency)
Description: Coins issued by the government of England


Name: High melting point, low thermal expansion coefficient, good electrical insulation (Property)
Description: Thermal properties of Cordierite ceramics


Name: Ceres (dwarf planet) (Planetoid)
Description: the largest object in the asteroid belt


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Ocean)
Description: One of the world's major oceans


Name: Thomas Tusser (Author)
Description: Another author who mentioned the gooseberry in his work


Name: Snowfall Region (Snowfall Region)
Description: The North Island is a region that receives snowfall, particularly in the mountains


Name: Kuopio, North Savonia (City)
Description: city in Finland


Name: Styra and Karystos (Location)
Description: Modern-day cities on the south-west coast of Euboea Island.


Name: O Guarani, Iracema and Ubirajara (Novels)
Description: Indigenist novels written by José de Alencar


Name: CsCl Unit Cell (Crystallographic structure)
Description: A part of the cesium chloride crystal structure.


Name: 115 researchers per million inhabitants (Quantity)
Description: The number of researchers per million inhabitants in Benin


Name: Military Infantry (Occupation)
Description: Members of an army who are foot soldiers.


Name: destruction of farmland (impact)
Description: Destruction of farmland due to washing away of loose sediments from mines


Name: simple designs and workmanship (characteristic)
Description: A characteristic or feature of the jewellery.


Name: ServiceSector (EconomicSector)
Description: Another important industry for Switzerland


Name: Firearms protection (Technology)
Description: Manganese phosphate electrochemical conversion coatings were used to protect firearms against rust and corrosion


Name: Amelia Egerton (Person)
Description: -


Name: Klatovy, Czech Republic (Location)
Description: One of the locations where Goldmanite has been reported


Name: JNR Class DF50 diesel locomotive (No. DF50 1) (Locomotive)
Description: One of the exhibits in Iyo-Saijō Station Museum


Name: Insignificant in comparison to (Comparison)
Description: The eternal Atman or Purusha


Name: Russian Athletes (Group of People)
Description: A group of athletes from Russia


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


Name: [Nobles who pledged loyalty to the Spanish crown] (noble)
Description: A member of the hereditary ruling class in a monarchy


Name: Tour busses in Taiwan (Transportation)
Description: Vehicles traveling around Taiwan, equipped with TVs primarily for karaoke


Name: Volcano (Geological feature)
Description: A mountain or hill that opens to the Earth's surface, allowing magma, ash, and gases to escape


Name: power to dissolve Parliament, power to circumvent parliament by submitting referendums directly to the people, power to appoint judges and civil servants, power to negotiate and ratify international agreements, command of Armed Forces (political power)
Description: -


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: That it cannot be cut by means of metals and gems of other species, but only polished by other diamonds.


Name: Vredefort impact structure (Geological Structure)
Description: A meteorite crater located in South Africa.


Name: Fustat (near modern Cairo) (city)
Description: A city that was a center for innovative ceramics from 975 to 1075.


Name: Sadozai Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The ruling dynasty of Afghanistan from 1747 to 1973


Name: Developing countries using primitive mining methods (Geographical location)
Description: Countries that are still developing economically and use rudimentary mining techniques.


Name: Courts (legal institution)
Description: The legal institutions where individual holding a position are responsible for resolving disputes and interpreting laws


Name: Blach (Old High German term for black)
Description: An Old High German term for a luminous black color


Name: Marxist Model (Theory)
Description: A strain of thinking applied by some researchers in early British cultural studies


Name: Mare Tranquillitatis (Location)
Description: A lunar maria (sea) on the Moon


Name: form of the solid (Solid form)
Description: The final shape and structure of the solid produced by crystallization


Name: Thousands of people (Group)
Description: The individuals imprisoned by Franco's dictatorship.


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: Second-largest religion in Germany with an estimated 5.3–5.6 million followers


Name: Counter-Maniera (Style Label)
Description: A term used in art history to describe a specific style


Name: Impressionist style of Vincent Van Gogh (Artistic style)
Description: A style characterized by visible brush strokes


Name: Electrical wire production (UseCase)
Description: The use of copper in the production of electrical wires.


Name: Detonation nanodiamonds (Material)
Description: Diamond nanocrystals formed by detonating certain carbon-containing explosives


Name: Insulin Secretion (Bodily Function)
Description: The release of insulin from pancreatic beta cells.


Name: Jargoon (mineral)
Description: A type of precious stone.


Name: Swiss Tectonic Arena Sardona (Geographical feature)
Description: A World Heritage Site in Grisons


Name: Tesero (Municipality)
Description: a municipality in Trentino, Italy


Name: Titanium alloys (Metal Alloy)
Description: Alloy of titanium with other metals to improve properties such as strength and corrosion resistance


Name: France (Country)
Description: A European country


Name: Moulded relief decoration on pottery vessels and figurines (Artwork)
Description: Produced in great quantity for a much wider section of the population


Name: Larissa (City)
Description: A city in Thessaly and the capital of the region


Name: living space for German settlers (event)
Description: Creating territory for German colonization


Name: Environmentalists (Group)
Description: Groups advocating against the exploitation of jadarite and extraction of lithium


Name: Classification of languages (application domain)
Description: the process of grouping languages according to their common features and history


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


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


Name: Tunisian Revolution (Revolution)
Description: The revolution that overthrew Zine El Abidine Ben Ali's regime in 2011


Name: Chloros (Greek) (Language root)
Description: Greek word meaning 'green'


Name: Carbonate sediments (Geological material)
Description: Sediment composed primarily of calcium carbonate or other carbonates


Name: 29 February 1749 (Date)
Description: -


Name: Borough form of New Jersey municipal government (Government system)
Description: Used in 218 municipalities in New Jersey


Name: Lemons, Bananas (fruits)
Description: Fruits whose color turns yellow when ripe due to carotenoid pigments


Name: becoming a merchant (Occupation)
Description: Profession of a merchant


Name: Cuboid (Geometry)
Description: A 3-dimensional geometric shape with six square faces, 12 edges, and 8 vertices


Name: poses (artistic pose)
Description: A posture assumed by a figure or figures in art or dance


Name: cannibalism (Action)
Description: Consuming part of the flesh of sacrificed captives.


Name: few fossils, the original texture and sedimentary structures preserved (Geological characteristic)
Description: The key features of orthoquartzite in the narrow sense


Name: democratic traditions and values (political value)
Description: -


Name: Heraklion Archaeological Museum (AMH) (Museum)
Description: Largest and best collection


Name: ZnS (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound used in luminescent pigments, lasers, and dyes.


Name: 25 counties in Alabama (Geographical Area)
Description: Geographical areas which ban the sale of alcohol.


Name: Pyroxenes (Class)
Description: A class of minerals characterized by their single-chain silicate structure


Name: Hot During Summer (Geographical Characteristic)
Description: The characteristic of being hot during summer in the lowland valleys of coastal regions


Name: Soluble in water (Physical Property)
Description: Whether the chemical element Lithium is soluble in water


Name: hydroxo complexes of the uranyl ion (chemical compound)
Description: Complexes formed by dissolution in strongly alkaline solution


Name: Uranyl ion (chemical compound)
Description: The uranyl ion


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: The country over which the House of Husainid Dynasty reigns.


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Act of Mediation (Political Treaty)
Description: A political treaty that largely restored Swiss autonomy and introduced a Confederation of 19 cantons in 1803


Name: Japanese Philosophy (Philosophy)
Description: The philosophy that has been greatly influenced by the country's history


Name: Modern Peru (Country)
Description: Location where the Moche cultures originated.


Name: Chancellorship of Austria (Political Position)
Description: The head of government in Austria


Name: New Zealand's population (Population)
Description: The entire population of New Zealand


Name: Diffraction Grating (Optical Device)
Description: Device used to diffract light waves in order to separate the components of a wave


Name: Life expectancy in Belgium (Statistic)
Description: The average life expectancy of Belgians.


Name: British Cuisine (Food and drink)
Description: Cuisine of the United Kingdom


Name: Magnesium-rich fluids (Geological fluid)
Description: Fluids that contain high levels of magnesium


Name: Part of the indented west coast of Mull, and some of the offshore islands there (Geographical feature)
Description: A part of the Loch Na Keal National Scenic Area


Name: Treaty of Fez (Event)
Description: The treaty that made Morocco a protectorate of France in 1912.


Name: Sasso Pisano (Location)
Description: A village in Italy


Name: Surselva Region (AdministrativeRegion)
Description: An administrative region in Switzerland


Name: Carl Auer von Welsbach (Person)
Description: Austrian chemist who split didymium into praseodymium and neodymium


Name: Birches (closer to the treeline) (NaturalFeature)
Description: Trees dominating closer to the treeline in the valleys of Oppdal, Norway


Name: the 19th century (time period)
Description: A period in history from 1801 to 1900


Name: Holland (Region)
Description: A region within the Netherlands consisting of the provinces North and South Holland


Name: Copper proteins (Protein)
Description: A protein containing copper as a constituent.


Name: Soviet Arms Industry (Sector)
Description: Ukraine was an important centre of the Soviet arms industry.


Name: Traditional arts (Art Form)
Description: The traditional art forms of China, Japan, and Korea.


Name: Dobrinac (Locality)
Description: An archeological site in Kopaonik


Name: Peacekeeping Mission Locations (Location)
Description: The specific locations where Tunisia has participated in peacekeeping missions


Name: Cardinal Arithmetic (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A branch of mathematics that deals with numbers and numerical operations.


Name: Naxos (Island)
Description: The largest island of the Cyclades in Greece


Name: high temperature (Temperature condition)
Description: A high temperature used in the production of synthetic sapphire


Name: 2024 (Year)
Description: A specific year


Name: Uranium fuel (Material)
Description: Spent uranium dioxide nuclear fuels


Name: Constitution of Spain (Article 2) (Legislation)
Description: An article of the Spanish constitution that recognizes Andalusia as a nationality


Name: Year of foundation (Time period)
Description: A specific year representing the establishment or founding of a particular entity.


Name: Heat escaping from Earth's Core (Geological process)
Description: Natural process generating currents in Earth's outer core


Name: Mayan culture (culture)
Description: Culture where live jewelry has been popular for many centuries


Name: Spain (country)
Description: Country where modernisme in art jewelry followed art nouveau


Name: Temperature (Physical property)
Description: A measure of the hotness or coldness of an object


Name: Parasites (Living Organisms)
Description: Organisms that live on or in a host organism and derive their sustenance at the host's expense


Name: Average Age of Belgium (Decimal)
Description: 41.6 years as of 2017


Name: Phase Relationships in Uranium-Oxygen System (Chemical Reaction)
Description: The relationships between different phases of uranium and oxygen


Name: USS Nautilus (Submarine)
Description: A submarine that used nuclear power for propulsion.


Name: Visigothic Kingdom (historical kingdom)
Description: A medieval Germanic kingdom of the Visigoths, existing in modern-day Spain and Portugal


Name: Growth (Process)
Description: The act or process of increasing in size, extent, or number.


Name: Ancient grains (Crop)
Description: A category of grains and pseudocereals that have been minimally changed by selective breeding over recent millennia.


Name: Climate (NaturalEvent)
Description: The weather patterns of an area


Name: Horticultural crops (Crop)
Description: Horticultural crops that protect themselves against fungal plant pathogens with silica.


Name: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) (Organization)
Description: A civil rights organization in the United States


Name: Relaxation (Artistic Freedom)
Description: Relaxations of strict Islamic rules regarding artwork.


Name: FeS lattice (Crystal Lattice)
Description: The crystal structure of troilite and ideal pyrrhotite


Name: Mechanical properties (Physical property)
Description: Properties that determine how a material responds to applied forces


Name: Wavelengths (of Light) (Part of Light)
Description: Different colors of light


Name: Tetrachlorosilane (silicon tetrachloride) (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula SiCl4, consisting of silicon and chlorine atoms


Name: Double-edged (jian, geom, ken/tsurugi), Single-edged (dāo, do, to/katana) (Blade type)
Description: Two characteristics of Asian swords based on the number of edges.


Name: Construction of Craignure Pier (Event)
Description: The construction of Craignure Pier started in 1964 and helped to bring tourists


Name: Strawberry Tree Flower (Flower)
Description: The flower of the Strawberry Tree


Name: The SEC rule (Legislation)
Description: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Conflict Minerals Rule.


Name: Ampulla (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The terminal end of the lateral canals.


Name: fluss-spats-syran (fluorspar acid) (chemical compound)
Description: The name given to the hydrofluoric acid by Carl Wilhelm Scheele in 1771


Name: 2015 (Year)
Description: The year when Tunisia was hit by terror attacks


Name: Shan (衫) (Clothing)
Description: A long overcoat or long blouse, common women's attire in the Tang dynasty


Name: a land of language and literature, with a rich literary tradition that includes everything from the works of Victor Hugo to the novels of Marcel Proust (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of language and literature, with a rich literary tradition that includes everything from the works of Victor Hugo to the novels of Marcel Proust


Name: Synthetic polycrystalline diamond windows (Compound)
Description: Artificially produced polycrystalline diamond windows


Name: Dislocation creep (Geological process)
Description: A mechanism that accommodates crystal-plastic deformation


Name: Human History, Culture, and Migration (Society)
Description: The study of the past actions, customs, beliefs, and artifacts that characterize a group of people


Name: Profession (Profession)
Description: A group of individuals who are trained in a specific discipline, possessing specialized knowledge and skills.


Name: Central and west Asia (Geographical Area)
Description: Region where Greco-Buddhism grew


Name: Falchani hard rock deposit (Mineral deposit)
Description: A hard rock deposit found in Peru


Name: Textile and carpet design, glass and ceramics, calligraphy, paper marbling (ebru) (Art Forms)
Description: Art forms in which modern-day Turkish artists are recognized as leaders in the Islamic world


Name: islands of French Polynesia, around Tahiti (location)
Description: A geographical region in the Pacific Ocean.


Name: Pink and Red Varieties of Topaz (Variety of Mineral)
Description: The pink and red varieties of Topaz, resulting from chromium replacing aluminum in its crystalline structure


Name: Ring (Chemical Structure)
Description: The ring structure found in Axinite


Name: China (Country)
Description: Was self-sufficient for its pomegranate supply in 2019


Name: Shape (Geometric figure)
Description: Form or configuration of Jitsuin


Name: Green pigments (Colorant)
Description: Substances used to give color to paint, ink, etc.


Name: High Valuation and Prestige (Warfare) (Valuation)
Description: The high esteem given to warfare among the Aztecs.


Name: Queen Victoria's Reign (Historical Event)
Description: The rule of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom


Name: Hydrometallurgy (Mining process)
Description: A group of metal extraction processes that use aqueous solutions to dissolve the metals


Name: Cheap Factory Produced Sword Look-alikes (Artifact)
Description: Inexpensive, mass-produced replicas of swords.


Name: plasma-enhanced CVD (Mode of CVD process)
Description: A mode of the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process


Name: Saijō (City)
Description: The city where the festivals are held


Name: Skardu Pakistan (Location)
Description: A city and capital of Skardu District, Gilgit–Baltistan, Pakistan.


Name: over 195,000 businesses (Company)
Description: Businesses that could be subject to supply chain traceability effort


Name: Antique Jewelry (Artifact)
Description: Items made for adornment or decoration


Name: Fire-polished faceted beads (Artifact)
Description: A less expensive alternative to hand-cut faceted glass or crystal beads.


Name: Insects (Species)
Description: The species that are attracted by the purple anthocyanins.


Name: Black Coral (Coral)
Description: A type of deep-water coral


Name: Moroccan Arts and Crafts (Arts and Crafts)
Description: The vibrant arts and crafts scene in Morocco.


Name: Chinese folk religion (religion)
Description: a set of Chinese religious traditions and beliefs, including Taoism, Buddhism, and various indigenous practices


Name: prayer wheel (artifact)
Description: A cylindrical religious object


Name: Virginia (State)
Description: One of the original thirteen colonies, the 10th state to join the United States, located in the Southeastern region of the U.S.


Name: Graphite (Mineral)
Description: A soft form of carbon, a native element mineral.


Name: Steel (Product)
Description: A material produced by smelting iron ore and other metallic elements in a blast furnace


Name: Corundum Treatments (Treatment)
Description: Processes used to enhance the color, clarity, and other properties of sapphires.


Name: obvious, well-formed flat faces (physical property)
Description: The presence of obvious, well-defined flat surfaces.


Name: Local Neolithic culture (Cultural Period)
Description: Culture that Minoan civilization developed from


Name: numerous over 4,000 metre-high mountains (Mountain)
Description: the highest in the country


Name: agricultural products (Goods)
Description: Products derived from farming, fishing or forestry


Name: Mycenaean Society (Social Structure)
Description: A society divided into two groups: the king's entourage and da-mo.


Name: Least likelihood of being physically active during leisure time (Activity Level)
Description: Residents of Alabama, along with those in five other states, were least likely in the nation to be physically active during leisure time


Name: Slag (Materials)
Description: The residue that floats on molten iron during the smelting process


Name: Great Moravian cultural heritage (cultural element)
Description: cultural heritage that paved the way for the Christianization of Kievan Rus'


Name: military (Organization)
Description: The armed forces of Brazil


Name: Ukrainian Parliament (Political Body)
Description: The parliament of Ukraine.


Name: Thorpe Cloud (Location)
Description: A hill near Ilam, Staffordshire, England


Name: Namibia (country)
Description: A country in Southern Africa


Name: Demand for natural quartz crystals (Commercial activity)
Description: The need for naturally occurring quartz crystals, particularly in the context of crystal healing.


Name: Royal Society (Organization)
Description: British academy and learned society


Name: National Conferences and Constituent Assemblies (Historical Event/Process)
Description: A series of conferences and assemblies that took place between 1944 and 1946.


Name: External Brilliance (Brilliance Category)
Description: The light reflected from the surface of the stone—its luster


Name: carbohydrates and fat (Nutritional components)
Description: The Dutch diet was rich in carbohydrates and fats, reflecting the laborers' dietary needs.


Name: Chalcedony (Mineral)
Description: A cryptocrystalline variety of quartz


Name: Imports of Japan (Economic Activity)
Description: The goods and services brought into Japan from other countries


Name: [economy, employment, agriculture, water policy, housing, public works, energy, transport, the environment, town and country planning, nature conservation, credit and foreign trade] (Field)
Description: Different fields that Regions of Belgium have authority over


Name: Syria (Country)
Description: A country where these textiles were discovered


Name: Optical Property (Physical Property)
Description: A property of matter that affects its interaction with light.


Name: Insure (Action)
Description: The insuring of complex and unthinkable shapes that may be more challenging.


Name: Chinese characters (writing system)
Description: Writing system used in the creation of the Man'yōshū poetry anthology.


Name: under the Acheulian tool culture (Prehistoric era)
Description: It was originally worn under the Acheulian tool culture.


Name: Red Diamond Clarity (Diamond Quality)
Description: Quality of clarity for red diamonds


Name: Taliban regime (Government)
Description: The Taliban's governing body which was removed from power by US forces in 2001.


Name: Italian Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The colonial empire of Italy during the 19th and 20th centuries


Name: Visegrad Group (International Organization)
Description: An informal political grouping of Central European countries


Name: Unemployment Rate (Economic)
Description: The percentage of the labor force that is unemployed and actively seeking work


Name: Choose General Practitioner (Right)
Description: The right for patients to choose one general practitioner


Name: Danish (Language)
Description: The official language of Denmark


Name: constitutional changes (event)
Description: Changes made to the constitution of the Netherlands in 1840


Name: Tahitian Kauli Vaast (Person)
Description: A Tahitian athlete who won the Men's Shortboard gold medal in 2024 Summer Olympics surfing competition


Name: Geosol and Caja Granada (company)
Description: A company specializing in renewable energy and a financial institution based in Granada, Spain


Name: Black Death (1348) (Historical Event)
Description: The Black Death pandemic in 1348


Name: High-Energy Particles Irradiation (Treatment)
Description: A treatment that produces vacancies in the diamond lattice, causing color changes


Name: Electrolyte (Chemical substance)
Description: A substance that facilitates an electrical current


Name: the beach (location)
Description: The location in which the rock is located


Name: Tanga Region (Geographical region)
Description: A region in northeastern Tanzania.


Name: William Least Heat-Moon (writer)
Description: an American writer from Kansas City


Name: Northern Ireland Population (Quantity)
Description: The total population of Northern Ireland


Name: Marble (Palestine) (Geological Entity)
Description: The geologic entity labeled as marble in Palestine


Name: Emeralds from the same mining location (Geological Mineral Deposits)
Description: Other emerald deposits mined at the same location


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A clear, colorless, highly valued mineral


Name: Chinese character 玉[13] (yù) (Symbol)
Description: Denotes several types of stone known as 'jade', has a range of meanings in Chinese culture


Name: Political Fundraising (Activity)
Description: The city is a source of political fundraising.


Name: Lungs (anatomy)
Description: A pair of organs responsible for breathing and gas exchange


Name: Household management and job mentoring (Job)
Description: Managing household and teaching younger women jobs


Name: China (country)
Description: a country located in East Asia


Name: UN member countries (InternationalOrganizationMember)
Description: Countries that are members of the UN


Name: Point groups in the tetragonal crystal system (fact)
Description: Statement that there are point groups that fall under this crystal system


Name: Mahamayuri (Buddhist deity) (Religious Entity)
Description: Seated on a peacock


Name: Iron (Material)
Description: First iron production started in these locations


Name: Stony meteorite (Celestial body)
Description: A type of meteorite that is mostly composed of stone


Name: Olympic Football Tournament 2000 (Sports Event)
Description: The Olympic Football Tournament held in 2000


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


Name: football in the province Halland (Activity)
Description: Sport played in the province of Halland


Name: Red diamonds (e.g., Kazanjian Red Diamond) (Gemstone)
Description: Certain red diamonds have been discovered in South Africa


Name: alternative possibilities for early Buddhism (possible scenarios)
Description: Alternative possibilities that critical analysis suggests for the development of early Buddhism


Name: Padded Jackets (Clothing Style)
Description: Worn during winter in the Shang Dynasty


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


Name: Legislative and Executive Branches (Branches of Government)
Description: The branches of government in Norway responsible for creating and executing laws


Name: 1936 (Year)
Description: The year when Dalarna County was granted its coat of arms


Name: The term 'America' (Term)
Description: Rarely refers to topics unrelated to the United States


Name: East River road tunnels entering Manhattan (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: Road tunnels entering Manhattan along the East River


Name: Tuckahoe Marble (resource)
Description: High-quality marble deposits found in Tuckahoe


Name: Jean-Jacques Daniel Dony (Person)
Description: Built a different kind of horizontal zinc smelter in Belgium that processed more zinc


Name: High-Magnesium Andesites (Boninites) (Volcanic Rock)
Description: Primitive andesites generated from metasomatized mantle


Name: Alexander Malinov (Person)
Description: Bulgarian government official who offered Pirin Macedonia for IMRO's purpose


Name: Manet is stronger than us all – he made light with black (Quote)
Description: Quote from Henri Matisse about Édouard Manet's use of black in his paintings.


Name: Bavaria and Swabia, Switzerland, Austria (Region)
Description: Regions geographically near Germany that have some culinary similarities with German cuisine


Name: G7, Eurozone, and OECD (International Organizations)
Description: The international organizations that Italy is a part of


Name: Arabic literature (in Tunisian bibliography) (Literature)
Description: Arabic literature as listed in the national bibliography of Tunisia


Name: CVP (Political Party)
Description: The party that received the most votes in the 2007 federal election in Cresciano


Name: not specified (Regulation)
Description: The dressing of officials' wives and mothers who were bestowed the title of 'appointed lady' was strictly regulated


Name: Factor of twenty-six (Quantity)
Description: The factor by which the average standard of living in China multiplied from 1978 to 2018.


Name: Ryūkyū Kingdom (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient kingdom in East Asia, comprising what are now the Okinawa Prefecture and surrounding islands


Name: Sundance Formation (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation in the Black Hills


Name: Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada (Conquistador)
Description: Spanish conquistador who led an expedition to the interior in April 1536 and christened the districts through which he passed


Name: Eduardo Matos Moctezuma (person)
Description: Archeologist and author of Symbolism of the Templo Mayor


Name: People's Republic of China (Country)
Description: Official name for mainland China


Name: Government (UK) (Government System)
Description: The constitutional monarchy and parliamentary system of government in the UK


Name: a monograph describing 123 mineral species discovered in the Hatrurim Formation (Scientific Publications)
Description: The monograph written by Shulamit Gross


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


Name: Flame retardants (Substance)
Description: A substance that is added to materials to reduce or prevent their ability to burn.


Name: Indo-Pacific (Geographical Region)
Description: A region that roughly comprises the territories of Southeast Asia, South Asia, East Asia, and the Pacific island countries


Name: Fishing Industry (Industry)
Description: The UK retains a significant, though much reduced fishing industry.


Name: Solid nonmetals (sulfur, phosphorus) (Compound group)
Description: A category of chemical elements that are not metals.


Name: a nation of passionate people, who take pride in their culture and traditions, and are known for their love of food, wine, and good company (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a nation of passionate people, who take pride in their culture and traditions, and are known for their love of food, wine, and good company


Name: prosperity and fertility (Concept)
Description: A representation of prosperity and fertility in Hindu traditions


Name: Arikara (Tribe)
Description: Native American tribe


Name: over a third of its industrial workforce (Quantity)
Description: A significant portion of the nation's industrial labor force


Name: foreign_direct_investment (Economy)
Description: An investment made by a company or individual in one country in business interests located in another country


Name: emerald (Type of Gemstone)
Description: A green variety of the mineral beryl, colored by chromium impurities


Name: Paving Blocks (Product)
Description: Between 1895 and 1900, Hastings Pavement produced 10 million such blocks and shipped them to various destinations.


Name: Chang'e 5 Probe (spacecraft)
Description: A Chinese robotic space probe that was launched by China National Space Administration (CNSA) to return lunar samples from the Moon.


Name: National Basketball Association (1946–present) (Sports League)
Description: The premier American professional basketball league that was founded in 1946


Name: Oxidation (Chemical Reaction)
Description: A chemical reaction involving the loss of electrons or increase in valence by a substance


Name: Graubünden (synonym)
Description: Another name for the canton of Grisons


Name: Some sculptors (Occupation)
Description: People who create three-dimensional works of art


Name: Desserts (Food category)
Description: Sweet dishes that are part of Italian cuisine, such as gelato, tiramisu, and cassata


Name: 1986 to 1992 (Time Period)
Description: The period when Kurt Waldheim was the President of Austria


Name: Silica Processing (Process)
Description: The process of refining and purifying silicon dioxide (silica)


Name: Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessey (LVMH) (Company)
Description: A French luxury goods company.


Name: Writers and researchers (Group)
Description: The group employed by Hubert Howe Bancroft


Name: Gerardus Mercator (Scientist)
Description: A Flemish cartographer and geographer


Name: Granitic gneisses formation by solid diffusion (Geological phenomenon)
Description: The process of granitic gneisses formation through solid diffusion


Name: Grain Rotation (Geological Process)
Description: The rotation or reorientation of mineral grains within a rock


Name: Millau Viaduct (bridge)
Description: The world's tallest bridge


Name: Limestone caves of Derbyshire (Geographical Location)
Description: A system of subterranean passages or chambers in limestone rock


Name: Chivor (Emerald)
Description: Describes a deeper green color.


Name: 11.2 percent in 2010 (Quantity)
Description: Percentage of energy produced by nuclear power in Japan in 2010


Name: New York State Empire State Development (Organization)
Description: An organization responsible for the logo


Name: Color (Gemological characteristic)
Description: The hue or tint of a diamond, affecting its value as a gemstone.


Name: Southern Dutch (in Southern province of Limburg) (Ethnicity)
Description: Dutch people living below the rivers Rhine and Meuse in the province of Limburg


Name: [GDP share of oil and gas sector in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates] (Economic_Indicator)
Description: The Gross Domestic Product share of the oil and gas sector


Name: Great Northern War (1700–1721) (event)
Description: A conflict fought primarily between Sweden and Russia, with various other European powers taking sides


Name: World Trade Organization (International Organization)
Description: An international organization that deals with the global rules of trade between nations


Name: Col de l'Iseran (MountainPass)
Description: A mountain pass in the French Alps, with an elevation of 2770 meters


Name: Labour Party (Political Party)
Description: A social-democratic political party in the United Kingdom.


Name: Miscarriage caused by female demons (Supernatural entity)
Description: The fourth-century magico-medical text Cyranides claims that Aetite worn as an amulet can prevent miscarriage caused by female demons.


Name: U.S. Census Bureau (Government organization)
Description: A bureau of the U.S. Department of Commerce that conducts decennial censuses


Name: Sunscreen (Cosmetic product)
Description: A lotion, cream, gel, or spray designed to shield the skin from the sun's ultraviolet radiation.


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: The religion that considers wearing of gold by men as Haraam


Name: NWA 1934 (meteorite)
Description: -


Name: Portrait busts and sarcophagus reliefs (Art Form)
Description: Types of sculpture common during the Roman period


Name: American Identity (Identity)
Description: A collective self-perception of Americans during the period


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A country in Southern-Central Asia


Name: UEFA European Women's Championship 1993 (Sports Event)
Description: The UEFA European Women's Championship held in 1993


Name: Pig Dragon (Artifact)
Description: A type of jade artifact from the Hongshan culture of neolithic China.


Name: producing high-quality sapphire crystals with low defect density (Production quality)
Description: The quality of sapphire crystals produced in a single zone crystal growth furnace


Name: Beryllium-7 (Isotope)
Description: An isotope with 7 protons and 7 neutrons.


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


Name: Energy-saving (Class: Concept)
Description: The use of less energy


Name: Flag of the United States (National flag)
Description: The U.S. flag bears the colors of Britain, which include red


Name: Largest Coin in Common Circulation (United States) (Coin)
Description: The largest coin that is commonly used in the United States.


Name: Variety and flavor (Quality)
Description: A characteristic or state of being abundant in types or tastes.


Name: Catalyst in the Production of Polypropylene (Process)
Description: Titanium trichloride is used as a catalyst in the production of polypropylene


Name: α-tetragonal phase (α-T) (Allotrope of Boron)
Description: A crystalline form of boron.


Name: Compound Word (linguistics term)
Description: A linguistic construct made up of two or more words.


Name: Political science (Academic discipline)
Description: Study of the various political systems, institutions, and behavior


Name: electric power is both plentiful and inexpensive (Resource requirement)
Description: A requirement for the efficient production of aluminum


Name: Michael F. Strada (politician)
Description: The sheriff of Franklin borough, term ends in 2025


Name: Steelmaking (Process)
Description: The process of producing steel from various sources including pig iron


Name: Forest (Natural Setting)
Description: Nymphs are associated with forests


Name: Juan Gris (Artist)
Description: Spanish painter, known for his Cubist work


Name: Cambodian Khmer (people_group)
Description: the people of Cambodia


Name: Economic and social states (State)
Description: The economic and social conditions that influence jewelry design trends


Name: Cat's-whisker detector (Electronic device)
Description: A primitive semiconductor diode used in early radio receivers.


Name: Moscow (City)
Description: The capital city of the Russian Federation.


Name: 1870 (Year)
Description: A specific year in history


Name: Influence on East Asian culture (fact)
Description: The fact that China influences many aspects of East Asian culture.


Name: Recognized sequence of designs (Architectural style)
Description: A series of architectural styles in Italy


Name: Lucien Bonaparte (Person)
Description: Napoleon's minister of the interior who appointed Alexandre Brongniart as director of Sèvres Porcelain Factory


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: An element used in the creation of memorial diamonds that can be obtained from cremated human or animal remains.


Name: Great Recession (Economic Event)
Description: A global financial crisis between 2008 and 2010


Name: Jöns Jacob Berzelius (Person)
Description: Swedish chemist who discovered silicon tetrachloride in 1823


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


Name: Nervous Function of Sea Urchin Nervous System (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The function that the nervous system plays in allowing a sea urchin to sense and respond to its environment.


Name: Eclogite-derived Melts (Geological Melt Type)
Description: Melts derived from eclogites that contribute to the mantle


Name: Quarry (pit-type) (Mining operation)
Description: A type of quarry where marble is extracted.


Name: high energy density, safety issues (Characteristic)
Description: Properties of Lithium metal batteries


Name: Megaron (Room)
Description: The room around which these areas are located


Name: Aboriginal Australian culture (Culture)
Description: One of the oldest continuous cultures on Earth


Name: The Taipei Zoo (Zoo)
Description: A zoo located in Wenshan District, Taipei, Taiwan


Name: River mussels (Item)
Description: A type of mollusk that produces pearls in freshwater


Name: providing a smooth, non-porous surface to facilitate easy cleaning and maintenance (Function)
Description: Used for providing a smooth, non-porous surface to facilitate easy cleaning and maintenance.


Name: Oceanic Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: Crust beneath ocean basins


Name: very little sculpture in the round (Art Type)
Description: A low quantity of sculptures produced by the Assyrians, specifically sculptures in the round


Name: Volcanic rock cavities (Geological Feature)
Description: Cavities formed from the gases trapped within the liquid volcanic material forming vesicles.


Name: Algerian nationalist, historian and statesman Ahmed Tewfik El Madani (Historical figure)
Description: A notable Algerian who regarded the Regency of Algeria as the 'first Algerian state' and the 'Algerian Ottoman republic'.


Name: Mohamed Bouazizi (Person)
Description: A Tunisian street vendor, whose self-immolation sparked the Tunisian Revolution


Name: Evangelical Protestant (Religion_Subgroup)
Description: A subgroup of Christianity primarily found in the United States and Canada.


Name: Alkaline Earth Metals (Group of Elements)
Description: A group of metallic chemical elements in the periodic table


Name: all high mountains (Geographical Feature)
Description: All high mountains as referred to by the Celts


Name: Elemental Iron (Chemical Substance)
Description: Reduced iron form, absorbed at less efficiency but added to foods


Name: Chios shipping industry (Industry)
Description: The modern Greek shipping industry based in Chios during the 19th century


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Ocean)
Description: The second-largest of the Earth's oceans, second in area only to the Pacific Ocean


Name: Metal Amulets (artifact)
Description: A type of amulet made from metal such as silver, gold, copper, and lead.


Name: Carbon Powder (Material)
Description: A form of carbon used for case hardening of steel components


Name: Women (Group)
Description: A group of people who carry jewellery during annual migrations


Name: Positioning of doped regions (Manufacturing Step)
Description: The step in semiconductor manufacturing where doped regions are accurately placed.


Name: simple items, brass plaques and pet tags (Products)
Description: Items that are typically engraved using the Diamond Drag process.


Name: Tibet (China) (Country)
Description: an autonomous region of China


Name: French (Language)
Description: The official language of France since 1635.


Name: Jews (Italian) (Ethnic group)
Description: The Jewish community in Italy.


Name: Divisionist technique (technique)
Description: A painting technique characterized by small, distinct dabs of color.


Name: Sulfur dioxide (Compound)
Description: A compound with the formula SO2, composed of sulfur and oxygen.


Name: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) (Government Agency)
Description: An agency under the U.S. Department of Transportation responsible for aviation.


Name: The matter that loomed in 1905 (Event)
Description: The event or crisis that loomed in 1905.


Name: 6.3 magnitude earthquake on 7 October 2023 (Natural disaster event)
Description: An earthquake that struck northwest of Herat, resulting in over 1400 casualties


Name: Derby Museum and Art Gallery (Museum)
Description: Holds collections of worked and part-worked items of Ashford Black Marble


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


Name: Aulus Gellius (Person)
Description: An author who cited Appianus regarding the ancient Egyptians and the vena amoris.


Name: Hand-engraved wood and metal blocks (Technology)
Description: Used for providing illustrations before the Halftone process.


Name: Opposition and rebels (Group)
Description: The opposition group in Ivory Coast and the rebels


Name: technologies used by humans (Cultural development)
Description: Technological advancements made by humans


Name: Seawater (Body of water)
Description: The medium where silica is found


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


Name: Staining (Geological process)
Description: The process of depositing a substance or mark on a surface.


Name: Successful contenders (Classification)
Description: The title given to the most successful competitors in the Olympics


Name: Reign of Terror (Historical Event)
Description: A period marked by widespread executions of political opponents during the French Revolution.


Name: Ships (Vessel)
Description: Vessels used during the Bronze Age in Northern Europe


Name: Marie Curie's Nobel Prizes (Category)
Description: The groundbreaking achievements of Marie Curie that led her to become the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, and one of the few to win in multiple categories


Name: multiple individual eruptions (Geological Event)
Description: Occurred approximately 200,000 years ago.


Name: Humid Subtropical Climate (ClimaticCondition)
Description: Regions in the upper half of New South Wales with humid subtropical climate


Name: $12.6 billion (US dollar) (Monetary value)
Description: The total contribution of gold to the world economy is approximately $12.6 billion.


Name: Liquid oxygen (chemical compound in liquid state)
Description: A highly magnetic form of oxygen.


Name: late Cretaceous to Eocene aged impure limestone, coal bearing chalk and marl (Rock Types)
Description: The types of rocks found in the Hatrurim Formation


Name: Elisabeth Kopp (Person)
Description: A Swiss politician who served as a member of the Federal Council


Name: 1974 (Year)
Description: The year the building was constructed


Name: Schist (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: It is the next stage of metamorphism for schist.


Name: City-dwelling Red Foxes (Wildlife)
Description: Red foxes living in cities


Name: Etruscan individuals and contemporary Latins (Individuals)
Description: The specific Etruscan individuals studied in the 2021 and 2019 studies and contemporary Latins


Name: Fatimids (Historical Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty of Isma'ili Shia Muslim caliphs and imams who ruled in Egypt and parts of the Maghreb from 909 to 1171.


Name: 34-million-year-old North American strewnfield (geological phenomenon)
Description: Coming from the Chesapeake Bay impact crater.


Name: Students over 22 (Student)
Description: Adult students aged 22 or more


Name: Light gray, light green, bluish white or brilliant white (Color)
Description: The color variations of Tuckahoe marble.


Name: Blue-green dichroism (Optical phenomenon)
Description: A birefringent phenomenon in which the refracted light differs depending on the direction of polarization.


Name: koreter (ko-re-te) (local official)
Description: A local official in charge of a district appointed by the wanax.


Name: Minoan Artifacts (artifact)
Description: Various artifacts found in Crete, including jewelry, weapons etc.


Name: diamond stylus (Tool)
Description: A tool made of diamond used to cut cells in the engraving process


Name: Red Fox Tail (Anatomical structure)
Description: A fluffy tail, longer than half the body length, reaching the ground when in a standing position


Name: Yule Marble quarry site (GeographicalLocation)
Description: The location of the Yule Marble quarry


Name: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, and Galician (Language)
Description: Four of the languages spoken in Spain.


Name: Denmark-Norway (Country)
Description: A Scandinavian country, located in Northern Europe


Name: 2,000 species of marine fish (Fish)
Description: a specific number of marine fish species


Name: Subtractive Coloring (Color System)
Description: A color system that uses dyes, inks, pigments, or filters to create colors


Name: Hostile actions or areas within the context of NATO Military Symbols for Land Based Systems (Military Action)
Description: Actions related to warfare or conflict


Name: Ipswich (location)
Description: Town where the event occurred


Name: Imperial State of the Holy Roman Empire (Political Division)
Description: A large political entity that existed from 962 to 1806 in Central Europe


Name: South Sea Pearls (Pearl Variety)
Description: Large pearls produced in the South Pacific and Indian Ocean


Name: Queens (Location within a city)
Description: A borough of New York City


Name: 25-29% of population (PopulationPercentage)
Description: Population percentage in France who are Catholics


Name: Drammenfjord (Fjord)
Description: A waterway used for recreation, fishing and other activities


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


Name: Spectrum Cone (Geometry)
Description: The half-lines that start at the origin and pass through all visible colors


Name: DPP (political party)
Description: Led the Pan-Green Coalition during Chen Shui-bian's presidency


Name: Prilep, North Macedonia (Location)
Description: The location where the quarries operated by Mermeren Kombinat A.D. are located.


Name: Lüpao (Clothes)
Description: A type of mianfu worn during sacrificial ceremonies in Song dynasty


Name: Arabs (Ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from the Arabian Peninsula


Name: Carving of Hardstones (Artistic Technique)
Description: Technique of carving hard stones


Name: Marble (Mineral)
Description: A common building material made from calcite and dolomite minerals.


Name: Norwegian Language (Language)
Description: The official language of Norway, with speakers having a right to government communication


Name: Doppler tracking (Space Technology)
Description: A technique used to identify mass concentrations (mascons) in the centers of other maria.


Name: Commercially pure zinc (Title)
Description: In reference to the purity of zinc


Name: Nacreous pearls (Type of Pearl)
Description: The best-known and most commercially significant type of pearl


Name: Impact toughness (Mechanical property)
Description: One of the main indexes to measure the quality of synthetic industrial diamonds


Name: Confoederatio Helvetica (Political Entity)
Description: The Latin name of Switzerland


Name: Taxonomy (Concept in Knowledge Management)
Description: A scheme of classification for a given set of objects or kinds of things


Name: High Economic Growth (EconomicEntity)
Description: Average of 7.1% per year from 2012 to 2023


Name: Egyptian pyramids, Aztec pyramids, Inca structures (Building)
Description: Examples of civilizations that built predominantly with stone


Name: Values expected for non-fission derived samples of those elements (Scientific Data)
Description: The expected values of isotopes not produced by nuclear fission


Name: lung cancer (Disease)
Description: Quartzite dust exposure can cause lung cancer.


Name: two mikvehs (Building)
Description: Ritual immersion pools for Jewish purification


Name: Bedrock (Geological_formations)
Description: Rock formed from consolidated minerals or mineraloids


Name: Industrial Worker (Occupation)
Description: A person who works in industry, especially manufacturing.


Name: Industrial Application (Use of a substance or material)
Description: The practical application of a product, process, or technology in industry


Name: Amrus ibn Yusuf (Person)
Description: Commander of the Berbers in Talavera


Name: Oceania (continent)
Description: A region located in the Pacific Ocean, consisting of its islands and the continent of Australia.


Name: ASNOM (Anti-fascist Assembly for the National Liberation of Macedonia) (Political Entity)
Description: The provisional government in the People's Republic of Macedonia.


Name: Hemp or Ramie (Material)
Description: Plants used to make clothing


Name: Tuxedo (fashion item) (Fashion Item)
Description: A formal dinner jacket traditionally made of black fabric.


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


Name: Sir John Boardman (b. 1927) (Person)
Description: British archaeologist and art historian, who has made a special contribution to the study of Greek gems


Name: a group of multiple hypothetical universes encompassing all of space, time, matter, and energy (property)
Description: The Multiverse is a hypothetical group of multiple universes that together comprise everything that exists: the entirety of space, time, matter, and energy.


Name: Rome (GeographicalArea)
Description: the capital city of the Papal States


Name: this period (Timeframe)
Description: The time between 1815 and 1860


Name: Ethnic Russians (Ethnicity)
Description: Roughly 81% of the population in 2010.


Name: Stalin (Political Figure)
Description: Khrushchev denounced Stalin and launched the policy of de-Stalinization


Name: Al Beruni (Person)
Description: A 11th-century scholar who described the process of diamond grinding.


Name: [pH values less than 6, anaerobic conditions] (Physical Properties)
Description: Conditions where Mn(II) is predominant.


Name: small flaws (gem characteristic)
Description: The absence of small flaws in some synthetic gems, or their presence in others


Name: Large expressways (Highway type)
Description: Larger roads built by some states for inter-city travel.


Name: Farbfernsehgerät (word)
Description: German compound word meaning 'color television set'


Name: Gorgon (Symbol)
Description: An ancient symbol of power


Name: Elektron (Magnesium Alloy) (Material)
Description: The term for magnesium alloy coined by the Germans


Name: 1993 (Year)
Description: The year when something happened


Name: The Jet of Glass Splashes from Tycho crater (Geological Event)
Description: The stream of glass splashes ejected from the Tycho crater during the eruption.


Name: John Couper (Person)
Description: British academic who studied two patients who were manganese grinders


Name: Sierra Nevada (Geographical feature)
Description: A mountain range and national park in Spain


Name: Taiwanese cuisine (Food)
Description: Culinary tradition of Taiwan, including local and international dishes


Name: Swiss Reformed Church (Religion)
Description: The largest Protestant denomination in Switzerland


Name: Secondary Colors (Brown-Red, Orange-Red, Purple-Red) (Diamond Color Variation)
Description: Colors that can occasionally be present in red diamonds


Name: Remaining grades of titanium alloys (Titanium Alloys)
Description: All the titanium alloys other than commercially pure ones


Name: Two Warsaw gymnasia (secondary schools) for boys (Educational Institution)
Description: The secondary schools that Władysław Skłodowski directed


Name: Focus on safety of nuclear facilities in Russia (Policy or action)
Description: The efforts by the Russian government to prioritize and improve the safety of its nuclear facilities.


Name: Chedda of Tlemcen (Algerian clothing accessory)
Description: It is also worn with the Chedda of Tlemcen.


Name: Least Developed Country (LDC) group (Geographical grouping)
Description: Group of countries with low levels of economic development


Name: Various Cultures (Culture)
Description: Cultures known for ceramics include the Chinese, Cretan, Greek, Persian, Mayan, Japanese, Korean cultures and modern Western cultures


Name: Marcel Duchamp's Fountain (Artwork)
Description: One of the first examples of conceptual art


Name: Fresco (Mural painting type)
Description: A related mural painting type done on plaster on walls or ceilings.


Name: Italian Fascism (Political Movement)
Description: The political ideology represented by the symbol.


Name: Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms (Weather)
Description: Experiences extreme weather events such as tornadoes and severe thunderstorms


Name: Kopaonik (mountain resort)
Description: A mountain resort in Serbia, known for skiing


Name: Old Gold (Color)
Description: The first recorded use of Old Gold as a color name in English was in the early 19th century.


Name: Three Bravais lattices (Bravais lattice)
Description: The primitive cubic, body-centered cubic and face-centered cubic lattices in the cubic crystal system


Name: Sapphires with heat treatment (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has been heated to improve its color or clarity


Name: Chinese pearl industry (Industry)
Description: The Chinese pearl market and its practices


Name: reducing agent in organic chemistry (chemical process)
Description: A role involved in reducing reactions in organic chemistry


Name: lithium metal surface, lithium-ion batteries (Challenge)
Description: Main issue faced by Lithium metal batteries


Name: three regional forms: northeast, west and south (Geographical division)
Description: Dutch cuisine is classified into three main regional categories: northeast, west, and south.


Name: Continental Basketball Association (1946–2009) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that existed from 1946 to 2009


Name: major film studios (industry entity)
Description: Studios responsible for producing commercially successful movies worldwide


Name: metamorphic schists (Geological Feature)
Description: Metamorphic rocks that the migmatite transforms from


Name: Significant increase in healthcare expenditure in Algeria (Economic trend)
Description: The substantial rise in the amount spent on healthcare in Algeria over the past decade


Name: Coin (Ancient Artifact)
Description: An artifact used as a medium of exchange in ancient times


Name: Faceting Design (Aspect of Gemcutting Process)
Description: The design of a gemstone's facets


Name: used in external locations subject to rain (Condition)
Description: The condition where slate flooring can become slippery


Name: Reader's emotional reaction (Concept)
Description: The reader's personal/emotional reaction to a literary work as a valid means of analyzing a text


Name: relatively low density and high neutron absorption cross-section (Property)
Description: Properties of Boron Carbide useful in nuclear applications


Name: - (-)
Description: Its rarity makes it valuable, but not as much as the highest-grade sapphires or rubies


Name: 75% copper and 25% nickel (Alloy composition)
Description: The primary components of the coin


Name: to include skills related to extracting metal ores from the earth (Skill)
Description: The ability to extract metals from their natural sources.


Name: IBGE (Organization)
Description: Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics


Name: sensor units in the Gamma-ray Transients Monitor (Use)
Description: A device for detecting gamma rays


Name: Taiwan (Location)
Description: An island nation in East Asia


Name: Fire (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A combustion process characterized by the rapid oxidation of a fuel and release of heat, light, and various reaction products.


Name: World War II (HistoricalEvent)
Description: The global conflict that ended in 1945


Name: High thermal conductivity semiconductors (Type of Semiconductor)
Description: Semiconductors with high thermal conductivity used for heat dissipation and improving thermal management


Name: special powers or religious significance (Concepts)
Description: Significance attributed to hardstone carving in various cultures


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


Name: Schenectady Laboratories of GE (Laboratory)
Description: A laboratory belonging to General Electric


Name: Springfield, Massachusetts (City)
Description: A city in the state of Massachusetts


Name: c. 1335 CE Usa hachiman no miya engi (Historical text)
Description: -


Name: State education in Spain (Education system)
Description: The public education system in Spain


Name: Education in the Netherlands (Educational System)
Description: The educational system of the Netherlands


Name: main transport routes in Serbia (transportation network)
Description: Network of roads and highways in Serbia


Name: Hafsid dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that had authority over some eastern territories of Algeria


Name: Local rule (Political Entity)
Description: Brief period of local rule after the expulsion of the Zacharia family


Name: Darwin's time (Time period)
Description: The period when Charles Darwin was alive


Name: Smaller round shields (shield)
Description: A smaller, round type of shield.


Name: Tetrahedral coordination (chemical geometry)
Description: A shape adopted by a molecule where the central atom is surrounded by four other atoms or groups


Name: Record size (Physical Characteristic)
Description: A record-sized red fox was found in Scotland, weighing 18.5 kg (40.8 lb).


Name: intaglio (in Western tradition) (artifact classification)
Description: Referred to when the design is cut into the flat background of the stone.


Name: Arabs claiming descent from the Islamic prophet Muhammad (ethnic group)
Description: Arabs that replaced the Berber dynasties in Morocco


Name: ROC (Republic of China) government (Government)
Description: The current governing body of Taiwan


Name: American Fast-food Industry (Industry)
Description: An industry centered around fast food in the United States


Name: Derbyshire Spar (Mineral Name)
Description: An alternative name for Blue John.


Name: gomed (Term (Indian literature))
Description: Name in Indian literature


Name: Wood or bone (Material)
Description: Material used for tool handles before the Bronze Age


Name: The term 'hearts and arrows' (Term)
Description: A term for the visual effect achieved in a round brilliant cut diamond


Name: Procellarum basin (Lunar Basin)
Description: A lunar basin that intersects with the Tranquillitatis, Nectaris, Crisium, Fecunditatis, and Serenitatis basins.


Name: California (Country)
Description: North-coastal San Francisco Bay Area is a part of California


Name: Mazatlan (Place Name)
Description: A place name from the Aztec Codex Mendoza, meaning 'Place of Many Deer'


Name: East Asia (Geographical Region)
Description: spread to other parts of East Asia, including Japan and Korea


Name: The larger microscope firms (Nikon, Olympus, Carl Zeiss and Leica) (Company)
Description: Companies specializing in the manufacture of microscopes


Name: Neptunium series (Radioactive decay series)
Description: The decay chain of uranium-233 forms part of the neptunium series.


Name: Thasos (island) (Island)
Description: During the 19th century


Name: Chong Hui Han Tang (Business)
Description: A specific online hanfu store.


Name: Hair Artists and Wig Makers (Occupation)
Description: Craftsmen who made hair items, including jewelry and wigs


Name: Prosperity (Financial State)
Description: The state of flourishing or thriving; well-being, success.


Name: referendum (political event)
Description: an event where people are consulted about a particular proposal or decision


Name: Morris Tanenbaum (Person)
Description: Physical chemist who fabricated the first silicon junction transistor


Name: 5 SCOTS green hackle (hackle)
Description: A type of hackle associated with the 5 SCOTS regiment


Name: Employees (Job title)
Description: People who work in a particular place or position, typically for a company or organization.


Name: A letter on the donation (Document)
Description: A letter about the donation made by George Haines


Name: Marie Curie (Person)
Description: Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist


Name: 1960 (Year)
Description: A specific point in time for comparison


Name: Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) (Organization)
Description: The official governing body of cricket in Afghanistan


Name: Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Extensive amounts of jewellery, including amulets, ankle bracelets, necklaces, and cylinder seals


Name: Quartieri of Lugano (Geographical Area)
Description: The quarters within the city of Lugano


Name: Manganese (II) sulfate (MnSO4) (Chemical compound)
Description: The sulfate of manganese with a +2 oxidation state


Name: Middle English (Language)
Description: The Middle English language took the term bank from Old French


Name: New York City's water supply (Water Supply)
Description: Water source for New York City


Name: Halides (Class of Compound)
Description: Inorganic compounds that contain halogen and a metal.


Name: Defects inside the opal and Surface of the opal (Location)
Description: Where isolated water molecules and silanols can be found in defects or near the surface


Name: Nanoparticle Agglomerates (Particle Group)
Description: Agglomerates of nanoparticles with at least one dimension between 1 and 10 nm


Name: water treatment plants (Infrastructure)
Description: Facilities used to clean and filter water for drinking


Name: Low Countries (Official Name)
Description: In most Romance languages


Name: Sky's-Sun-Height (person)
Description: A person in the Kojiki, likely a deity


Name: Emperor of Brazil (Political Position)
Description: Head of state in the Empire of Brazil


Name: Eid municipality (Administrative division)
Description: A municipality in Møre og Romsdal county, Norway


Name: Tissues containing silica (Biological structures)
Description: The structural and functional components of the body, primarily composed of cells, extracellular matrices, and soluble molecules.


Name: bison and water buffalo bones (Material)
Description: Current material for long, tubular hair pipe beads


Name: revolutionary French army (MilitaryEntity)
Description: The military forces of France during the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars


Name: Alpine climate (Climate)
Description: A type of climate found in the Alps


Name: Nearby Saxon White Serbia (Location)
Description: The location where many Lutheran citizens and people from the mountains migrated to after the Counter-Reformation


Name: Jin dynasty (Historical event)
Description: Chinese dynasty that fell to civil war upon the ascension of a developmentally disabled emperor


Name: Color (Grading Parameter)
Description: The most important criterion in grading a pink diamond and determining its value


Name: of Mount Ōmine (Tradition)
Description: Rituals and practices related to Mount Ōmine.


Name: 74.8 years (men, 2022) (Value)
Description: the average American life expectancy at birth for men in 2022


Name: HSV Color Wheel (Model)
Description: A color wheel based on the HSV color space


Name: Monumental statues (Art Form)
Description: Large-scale sculptures used for various purposes


Name: Pancreatic cancer (Type of Cancer)
Description: A deadly type of cancer with a poor prognosis


Name: Fluorosurfactants (Chemical Compound)
Description: Small organofluorine molecules used for repelling water and stains


Name: The New York Times Company (Media Conglomerate)
Description: An American multinational mass media corporation based in New York City.


Name: Nanocrystalline diamond (Subtype of Synthetic diamond)
Description: Synthetic diamond with nanoscale crystals


Name: King Ferdinand VII (Person)
Description: The Spanish king who returned to the throne after the retreat of French imperial armies from the Iberian Peninsula in 1814


Name: Oath (Legal Entity)
Description: An oath sworn by Greek allies before the Battle of Plataea in 479 BC


Name: Aphids (Insect)
Description: An insect that affects pomegranate


Name: Trichromatic Theory (scientific theory)
Description: The theory that any color could be matched with a combination of three lights.


Name: calcite (carbonate mineral)
Description: Primary constituent of sedimentary limestone and metamorphic marble


Name: Dome (Geological_feature)
Description: A rounded hill or mound of earth and rock


Name: Yttrium Aluminium Garnet (Synthetic material)
Description: -


Name: Mongolia (country) (Country)
Description: An independent country since 1924


Name: Uranium Trioxide (UO3) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A specific compound of uranium and oxygen


Name: Chloritoid (Mineral)
Description: A silicate mineral of metamorphic origin


Name: Parchment (material)
Description: a type of writing material made from animal hides, particularly sheepskins


Name: France (Political Entity)
Description: A country in Western Europe.


Name: And abdicated in November 1918, ending the German Empire (Monarchs)
Description: Wilhelm II was the ruler of Germany during World War I. He abdicated in November 1918, ending the German Empire


Name: Derbyshire (County)
Description: A ceremonial county in the East Midlands of England


Name: High Level Metamorphic Processes in a Contact Zone with Dome-like Bulges of Migmatite (Geological Process)
Description: A metamorphic process that occurs in contact zones with dome-like bulges of migmatite.


Name: hydroboration, diborane, B2H6 (Process or Chemical)
Description: A process or chemical used in the production of Organoboron compounds


Name: Human tail bone (coccyx) (Body part)
Description: Human 'tail' - the coccyx


Name: Re-adding carbon and manganese (Process Step)
Description: Steps taken to produce high quality steel from a high-phosphorus ore


Name: Hard jet (Geological_formation)
Description: The result of carbon compression and salt water.


Name: one of the world's largest surface water resources (Resource)
Description: A considerable amount of fresh water.


Name: 150 protected spaces (RENPA) (Protected Area)
Description: The 150 protected spaces that make up RENPA are located in Andalusia


Name: Boston Red Sox (Sports_team)
Description: A professional baseball team based in Boston, Massachusetts.


Name: Bear Butte State Park (State_Park)
Description: A state park located in South Dakota


Name: Paving blocks (Product)
Description: The paving blocks used extensively in Central Park, Prospect Park and other places.


Name: Surface dMn concentrations (Chemical Concentration)
Description: Levels of dissolved manganese in the ocean's surface


Name: Prague (Location)
Description: A city in the Czech Republic where the process was described in a treatise.


Name: featured at the international level (achievement)
Description: Achievement of being recognized at an international level


Name: Allura Red AC (E-129) (Substance)
Description: Another common red or pink food coloring.


Name: Disposal_of_sacrifices (activity)
Description: Bodies of sacrificial victims were thrown down the temple stairs


Name: Government (New Zealand) (Political Entity)
Description: The government of New Zealand


Name: True Agate (Gemstone)
Description: Because it does not have concentric banding.


Name: Jet deposit from Asturias (Geological Deposit)
Description: A geological deposit found in Asturias, the biggest deposit in northern Spain


Name: Thermal Plasma (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Process used to vaporize the metal wires


Name: Matterhorn (Peak)
Description: A distinctive, pyramid-shaped peak in the Alps, located on the border of Switzerland and Italy


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: A country where the oldest gold artifacts in the world have been found


Name: Mount Washington (Peak)
Description: The highest peak in the Northeast


Name: Dutch States Army (military force)
Description: The military force of the Dutch Republic


Name: Voting citizens (Group)
Description: Individuals participating in the voting process during elections


Name: [17B, Isotope of Boron] (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of boron with atomic mass 17.


Name: Modern-day Cretans (Lasithi Plateau) (Ethnicity)
Description: Present day inhabitants of Lasithi Plateau, Crete


Name: Captives (People)
Description: Some of the captives ransomed by the Barbary pirates.


Name: Old Church Slavonic writings (WritingSystem)
Description: An ancient Eastern Orthodox liturgical and literary language


Name: Norwegian Schools (Educational Institution)
Description: Schools located in Norway that teach the Norwegian curriculum


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A naturally radioactive, silvery-gray metal


Name: Collapse of Social Services (Event)
Description: The failure or reduction of essential services provided by the government.


Name: Mosque of Uqba (Architectural Structure)
Description: A significant mosque constructed in 670 AD in Kairouan


Name: [Xe]5d16s2 (Electron Configuration)
Description: The arrangement of electrons in a lanthanum atom


Name: Royal Shrovetide Football (Sport)
Description: An annual football game played on Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday


Name: Cotton Farming (AgriculturalProduction)
Description: The chief agricultural product in Alabama following the Civil War, tied to the economy.


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


Name: Henry VIII (king)
Description: The king of England from 1509 to 1547


Name: Human Hair Purchase (Transaction)
Description: The act of buying human hair


Name: Cryptography (Field)
Description: Field of study that depends on the secrecy of cryptographic keys.


Name: Ukraine (geographical location)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe


Name: Stereotypes of Afghans in India (Kabuliwala or Pathani) (Stereotype)
Description: The stereotypes of Afghans in India (Kabuliwala or Pathani) have also been represented in some Bollywood films by actors


Name: diverse religious landscape (religious landscape)
Description: A much more diverse religious landscape, although the absence of texts leaves the picture very cloudy


Name: Central Powers (HistoricalGroup)
Description: The alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and other countries during World War I


Name: Amsterdam (Geographical location)
Description: City where some concepts used by Goldsmith bankers originated.


Name: Dense fine-grained to glassy black to greenish matrix (Geological Feature)
Description: Describes the composition of the pseudotachylyte matrix


Name: Mahāyāna Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A branch of Buddhism that has a vastly expanded cosmology


Name: Neodymium and Samarium (Element)
Description: -


Name: Peafowl (Bird)
Description: A species of bird known for its vibrant, iridescent plumage


Name: Wakhan Corridor region of north-east Afghanistan (Geographical location)
Description: A mountainous region in northeast Afghanistan


Name: New generations of women in Våmhus (Group)
Description: New generations of women who learned the art of hair work in Våmhus, Sweden.


Name: Palace at Malia (Building)
Description: A Minoan palace located in Malia, Crete


Name: Words (Term)
Description: Loans from Nahuatl incorporated into Mexican Spanish


Name: Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflow (Investment)
Description: investments made by foreign entities in a country's productive assets