Name: Westchester County high school students (Group of People)
Description: Students attending high schools in Westchester County, New York


Name: Algerian troops (MilitaryGroup)
Description: Troops belonging to Algeria


Name: Pocket watch (Watch type)
Description: A portable timepiece, smaller than a table clock and larger than a wristwatch


Name: Lavoisier's table of the elements (scientific work)
Description: A table of chemical elements published by French chemist Antoine Lavoisier.


Name: Alan Turing (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: A theistic ontology of creation (Philosophical Concept)
Description: Some Hindus believe in a theistic cosmological model


Name: Black is Beautiful (slogan)
Description: A slogan that was popular in the African American community


Name: Lithium compounds (Chemical compound)
Description: A group of chemical compounds containing lithium


Name: Corruption Level (Quality)
Description: The level of corruption in Switzerland's economy.


Name: Vixen (Female red fox)
Description: A female red fox


Name: Cadjehoun_Airport (Airport)
Description: The main international airport in Cotonou, Benin.


Name: Multi-person households (household structure)
Description: Households consisting of more than two individuals living together


Name: Aztec (ethnic group)
Description: A term used to describe various city-states and their peoples


Name: Various geological formations and locations (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks and minerals found within the Earth's crust.


Name: 500-branched Sakaki tree (Object)
Description: A 500-branched Sakaki tree that was prepared


Name: Southern Baptist Convention (Religious_Organization)
Description: The largest Baptist denomination worldwide with headquarters in the United States.


Name: American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) (Organization)
Description: A professional organization that publishes standards on fasteners


Name: Plato's method (Classification Method)
Description: Method based on dichotomy, which was rejected by Aristotle


Name: Mirror protection layer (Part of Mirror)
Description: A layer added to the mirror for safety reasons.


Name: Sarcophagus (Historical Artifact)
Description: Type of artifact where the taste for relief was expanded


Name: requiring only one block (Advantage)
Description: The advantage that reduction printing does not require multiple blocks for different colors


Name: 19th century (Historical Period)
Description: Period of history from 1801 to 1900


Name: H2O (substance)
Description: Water released during the breakdown of Lawsonite.


Name: Tourists (People)
Description: People who visit Alabama for various reasons such as tourism and business.


Name: Atmospheric CO2 Emissions (Since 1750) (Event)
Description: Approximately 879 Gt of carbon released as CO2.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Country in Europe


Name: Civil War (Event)
Description: A conflict that broke out in Afghanistan after the creation of a dysfunctional coalition government.


Name: Solar Radiation Absorption (Physical Process)
Description: The process by which materials absorb solar radiation


Name: 8 Mio printing cylinders worldwide per year (Productivity statistics)
Description: The approximate annual production volume of engravers.


Name: Evil and Negativity (Concept)
Description: Abstract concepts associated with darkness and sinister qualities


Name: Primate (Animal Class)
Description: Animals that can distinguish the full range of colors visible to humans.


Name: Trygve Haavelmo (Person)
Description: A Norwegian economist


Name: Marble and stonework (material)
Description: The materials used in constructing the Parthenon


Name: Water (substance)
Description: A common lubricant


Name: Water or hydroxyl groups attached (Physical property)
Description: Presence of water or hydroxyl groups


Name: developing Radium Institute (Organization)
Description: Institute dedicated to the study of radioactivity in Paris, France


Name: iNNpulsa (Government Body)
Description: A government body that promotes entrepreneurship and innovation in Colombia


Name: Ulrich Grubenmann (Scientist)
Description: Geologist who studied metamorphic and igneous processes


Name: England and Sweden (Country)
Description: Countries where Tephroite can be found


Name: Iron (Metal)
Description: A metal used minimally in Zhou dynasty


Name: University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) (university)
Description: A public university located in Birmingham, Alabama.


Name: Svatopluk I (King)
Description: Who ruled from 870 to 894 and Moravia reached its largest territorial extent during his reign


Name: Different Buddhist Traditions (Buddhist Group)
Description: Other fasting practices in different Buddhist traditions exist.


Name: Social Costs (Cost)
Description: The costs related to injury, health and labor rights in the production and transport of building materials.


Name: Diamond (Material)
Description: A transparent and extremely hard mineral that is primarily used for cutting, polishing, and jewelry


Name: Synodal letter of John III of Jerusalem and signatories against Severus of Antioch (Historical Event)
Description: A religious council meeting to discuss theology


Name: The Black Marble collection (Collection)
Description: -


Name: British (Country)
Description: Nation in North America during the American Revolution


Name: paper factory (Facility)
Description: The mine was publicly labeled a 'paper factory'


Name: geographic basis for electing senators (Electoral system)
Description: The way state senators were elected in Alabama until 1964


Name: Axis mundi (Concept)
Description: The central, mythic pillar supporting the universe


Name: One-dimensional complex manifold (Geometric Structure)
Description: A one-dimensional complex structure that can be obtained by adding a point labeled infinity to the complex plane


Name: Cyprus (Country)
Description: An island nation in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea


Name: Gornji Kaznovići (Rosulja and Lug), Greblje, Tomovićko Brdo and the Neolithic range of Beglučka (Archeological Site)
Description: Neolithic sites in Kopaonik


Name: taxation (Taxation)
Description: Fiscal levies imposed by a government


Name: Silicification (Process)
Description: The process of precipitation of silica from saturated water bodies crucial for fossil preservation.


Name: Sui Gaozu's Zhou dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Sui Gaozu's Zhou dynasty is another name for the Sui dynasty


Name: Ruby red, emerald green, and amber yellow (Color combination)
Description: A specific color combination of the seven color prosperity stone


Name: Ionic compounds (Compound)
Description: Compounds in which the ions are electrically charged and hold each other together through electrostatic forces


Name: UEFA Cup (sporting event)
Description: Won in 2000


Name: SEC auditing requirements (Legal requirement)
Description: Auditing standards that apply to other SEC requirements


Name: Prince-Bishop of Sion (Political Entity)
Description: The religious and secular ruler of the Principality of Sion


Name: - (-)
Description: A provision within the conflict minerals law requiring annual reporting.


Name: Contemporary printmakers (Group)
Description: Modern artists who use the art of printing.


Name: Uranates (Compound class)
Description: Important in radioactive waste management


Name: Pulgare (Tribe)
Description: A tribe located to the east of Great Moravia


Name: Bright Spot (Bright Spot)
Description: A notable area in Occator Crater


Name: Indian Ocean Commission (COI) (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization of six islands in the Indian Ocean


Name: Not taking prisoners (Action)
Description: The action signified by a red flag in medieval warfare


Name: Mexico's Aztec past (Historical Event)
Description: The period of time when the Aztec civilization existed


Name: Akra Pachy near the village of Pantoukios (Location)
Description: A planned location near Pantoukios village


Name: Peaceful Protests in Brazil (Protest)
Description: The protests that erupted during Rousseff's tenure


Name: Mineral such as siderite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that can precipitate around an organism or fragment of organism during fossilization.


Name: The Gurus are identified in Devanagari, Gurmukhi, and Persian scripts (Writings)
Description: Ways of writing the names of the Sikh gurus


Name: House of Plantagenet (dynasty)
Description: The dynasty that ruled the County of Anjou


Name: Abitur (Qualification)
Description: General requirement for attending university in Germany


Name: Place of birth (as of 2000) (Location)
Description: The places of birth of the population in Maggia as of 2000.


Name: Apidima Cave (Historical Site)
Description: A cave on the western side of Mani Peninsula


Name: Sir William Crookes (Person)
Description: Scientist who claimed success in replicating Moissan's experiment


Name: Federal Senate (Political Body)
Description: One of the two houses of the National Congress of Brazil


Name: Most popular marble types (Classification of material)
Description: One of the most popular marble types.


Name: Yu (Chinese character) (Character)
Description: The Chinese character for 'jade'


Name: Roman general Scipio (Person)
Description: Roman General


Name: Trichroic pleochroism (Optical phenomenon)
Description: The ability to show three different colors depending on the viewing angle


Name: 1893 World Parliament of Religions (Event)
Description: A conference that brought together religious leaders from around the world for the first time


Name: County of Holland's Fleets (Military Entity)
Description: The naval forces of the County of Holland


Name: 30% of the labour force in Norway (Population Group)
Description: A group representing 30% of the total labour force who are employed by the government.


Name: Colony of Brazil (Political Entity)
Description: The Portuguese colony in South America


Name: Valle del Cauca (Region)
Description: A region in Colombia


Name: Delian League (Historical Entity)
Description: An alliance of Greek city-states under Athenian leadership


Name: Financial Assistance (EU) during the Eurozone Crisis (Greece) (Financial Support)
Description: Greece received financial assistance from the European Union during the Eurozone Crisis.


Name: New York (U.S. State)
Description: A U.S. state to the west


Name: Saint Sophia Cathedral (Building)
Description: UNESCO World Heritage Site in Kyiv


Name: the new taxonomic system of black corals (Coral taxonomy)
Description: The new taxonomic system that was confirmed in the 2007 study


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: The country during whose reign Alexander III ruled


Name: Nelson (City)
Description: A city in the south of Tasman District


Name: Nearest neighbor distance (Physical property)
Description: Distance between nearest atoms in a diamond lattice


Name: National Park Service (Organization)
Description: A United States federal agency responsible for managing all U.S. national parks, recreational lands and historic sites.


Name: Concave Facets (Jewelry Design Feature)
Description: Facets that are concave rather than flat


Name: Casting thin sections (Process)
Description: Ferrosilicon or silicocalcium alloys improve the performance of casting thin sections


Name: Chinese serpentine jade known as Xiuyan Jade (Mineral)
Description: The fact that Taiwan Black Jade is distinguished from Chinese serpentine jade known as Xiuyan Jade.


Name: Arab Muslims (People Group)
Description: The Arab migrants who came to the Maghreb during this time


Name: Technique of self-criticism (Art Technique)
Description: Critiquing popular culture, as well as the art world


Name: Afghanistan's National Assembly (Governmental_Body)
Description: The governing body that oversees the Central Bank of Afghanistan


Name: Guernica (Place)
Description: A town and municipality in the Basque Autonomous Community of Spain


Name: Relatively conservative (political ideology)
Description: Holding a relatively right-leaning set of policies


Name: Inflation Rate (Economic Indicator)
Description: The percentage increase in the general level of prices of goods and services in an economy over a specified period.


Name: Face (component of polytope)
Description: A geometrical object that is part of a larger polytope and is defined by the intersection of the polytope with a closed halfspace


Name: Ernst Florens Chladni (Person)
Description: German physicist who first proposed the extraterrestrial origin of meteorites


Name: Barbary lion (Animal)
Description: A subspecies of lion native to Morocco, hunted to extinction in the wild


Name: Hypereutectoid composition (Composition)
Description: A composition of steel with more than 0.8% carbon


Name: Coastal areas bordering the Black Sea (Climate region)
Description: Regions with a temperate oceanic climate.


Name: Pedro Moctezuma (Aztec Noble)
Description: A member of the Aztec elite during the colonial era


Name: Johannes Krause (Person)
Description: German geneticist and co-director of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Jena


Name: Greece (Ancient Culture)
Description: Ancient civilization of southern Europe


Name: the Last Supper (artwork)
Description: mural located in the Dominican convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan


Name: Theory of the copper-oxide rectifier (Scientific theory)
Description: The theory developed by Davydov


Name: Alabama_State_Board_of_Education (Political_Position)
Description: 6 of the 8 elected seats on the Alabama State Board of Education are held by Republicans


Name: Professional and Amateur Optical Astronomers (Occupation)
Description: Those who observe the night sky for a living or as a hobby


Name: Subfossil remains (Geological context)
Description: Fossilized remains that are not yet fully fossilized due to various factors.


Name: Licinio Vestri (Person)
Description: Africanist scholar, Italy


Name: Barium (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery-white metallic alkaline earth metal


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


Name: Low hardness and high ductility of single crystals (Metal Property)
Description: A characteristic of copper that is explained by its weak metallic bonds.


Name: Iwaki Province (administrative_division)
Description: An administrative division in the Nakadōri region of Japan


Name: Carbon Dioxide (Gas)
Description: A gas that fuels rather than extinguishes magnesium fires.


Name: Agricultural Sector (Sector)
Description: The sector of an economy that produces food, feed, fiber and raw materials for industrial processing


Name: Ruby red (Color)
Description: Displayed at right is the color 'ruby red'.


Name: Sickle (Symbol)
Description: Ceres was originally represented by a sickle.


Name: WHO Global Urban Ambient Air Pollution Database (Database)
Description: Maintains the WHO Global Urban Ambient Air Pollution Database.


Name: London (City)
Description: A city located in the United Kingdom


Name: Bronze work (artifact)
Description: A type of work made primarily from bronze


Name: Oxygen atoms (chemical element)
Description: Chemical elements that donate electrons to the uranyl ion for bonding


Name: Segregation (Alabama) (SocialPolicy)
Description: The segregation policies implemented in various aspects of Alabama life, including public facilities and schools.


Name: historians (group of people)
Description: Historians who study Japanese mythology and pre-history


Name: French Government (Governmental body)
Description: The government of France


Name: Sengoku Period (Historical Period)
Description: A century-long period of civil war in Japan that started in 1467.


Name: Carcassonne (City)
Description: A fortified city in southern France, known for its medieval architecture and castle.


Name: United States Geological Survey (Scientific agency)
Description: An agency that provides reliable scientific information to the public about the geology, natural hazards, and water resources of the United States


Name: colline zone (climatic zone)
Description: lowest zone of the Alps, between 500 and 1,000 meters


Name: largest economy by nominal GDP (economic status)
Description: the country with the highest nominal gross domestic product (GDP)


Name: German Granit or English muscovite biotite granite (Rock)
Description: Types of granites, with muscovite and biotite micas


Name: unitary authority (Administrative Division)
Description: A type of local government in Wales


Name: Collect their own taxes (Action)
Description: The ability of municipalities to collect their own taxes


Name: Great Moravia (Polity)
Description: A polity that existed in Central Europe during the Early Middle Ages.


Name: Greek painters and foreign artists (Artist)
Description: Artists who were either Greek or from other civilizations, responsible for painting the Tomb of the Augurs


Name: minster of the interior and of foreign affairs (JobPosition)
Description: -


Name: Business and entrepreneurship sector (Economic resource)
Description: the companies, industries, and individuals that drive economic growth and create jobs


Name: Screws (Item)
Description: A tool with a narrow cylindrical shaft and a head, used to fasten or join things together


Name: Spanish forces (Military Group)
Description: Armed forces under control of the Spanish Empire


Name: Anastomosing filaments or T-shaped crystals (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Crystals that branch repeatedly and grow in the shape of a T


Name: key concerns (Issue)
Description: Matters that are considered important in developing countries


Name: Brongniart's formula (Mathematical Formula)
Description: A formula used in the ceramics industry.


Name: Nishikubiki District (District)
Description: A district in Niigata Prefecture, Japan


Name: 14 million people (Population)
Description: The current population living in the Alps


Name: Uvarovite (Mineral)
Description: A rare garnet named after Sergey Uvarov.


Name: Keynesian economics (economic_doctrine)
Description: The economic doctrine that inspired the programme.


Name: Rebirth (Concept)
Description: The process of successive lifetimes for sentient beings, each from conception to death


Name: Discovery of Oxygen by Sendivogius (Event)
Description: the discovery that the substance is identical with oxygen


Name: Marcel-François Lefebvre (Person)
Description: A traditionalist Catholic who was assigned to the titular see of Synnada in 1963


Name: Chinese iron sword (Weapon)
Description: Iron and steel swords used in China


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


Name: Oxygen (Chemical element)
Description: An essential element for life, which makes up about 21% of the Earth's atmosphere


Name: United Nations (international organization)
Description: an intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security


Name: B, Si, Ge, Se, Te (Element or Compound)
Description: Elements and compounds that exhibit semiconducting properties when rapidly cooled to a glassy amorphous state.


Name: Fatimids (Dynasty)
Description: A Shia Fatimid Arab caliphate, based in Egypt and later in Al-Maghrib (present-day Morocco)


Name: Holbrook Primary (School)
Description: A primary school located in Ipswich.


Name: G7 finance ministers (International Group)
Description: An informal group of seven major advanced economies.


Name: Japanese manga (comic)
Description: developed in the mid-20th century and have become popular worldwide


Name: Turkye or Turkeye (Historical term for Turkey)
Description: A term used to refer to Anatolia or the Ottoman Empire in Middle English usage


Name: Converts (Religion)
Description: People who converted to Christianity


Name: University of Missouri in Columbia (University)
Description: the flagship institution and largest university in the state


Name: Abraham Lincoln (Person)
Description: 16th president of the United States


Name: Rubber (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of rubber, a type of polymer that is made from the latex of certain plants or synthetic materials


Name: cat (Animal species)
Description: A small, typically furry, carnivorous mammal.


Name: Their Workings (Information Source)
Description: Information about ancient cultures' workings provided by jewelry


Name: Compression on the crystals of Martensite (Physical Property)
Description: The specific type of internal stress experienced by the crystals of martensite


Name: Long-Haul Trains, Regional Services and Commuter Train Systems (Transport Service)
Description: Different types of train services operated by NSB in Norway


Name: Titian (Painter)
Description: Venetian painter known for his mastery of fine reds, particularly vermilion


Name: Building Material (Material)
Description: Any substance used in the construction or repair of buildings.


Name: magnesium ion (ion)
Description: Magnesium ion found in chelate with ATP molecule


Name: Bolts (Item)
Description: A type of fastener with a threaded shaft, used to hold objects together by nut or washer


Name: Bird kidney, Reptile kidney, Other vertebrate kidneys (animal organ subtypes)
Description: Differs in features such as the presence of elongated loops of Henle, renal pelvis and renal pyramids, cortex and medulla


Name: Bivalves (Class of Mollusk)
Description: A class of marine and freshwater shellfish having two shells hinged together


Name: filigree work (art form)
Description: The art of creating intricate patterns using fine wire


Name: Civilization (Historical period)
Description: dating back at least 7,000 years to the oldest-known human societies


Name: the same criteria (Research Methodology)
Description: Petrological, physical, and chemical properties, as well as age.


Name: Impact of Neutrality on Switzerland (Historical Impact)
Description: Switzerland's neutrality and strong military have played significant roles in its development as a peaceful, stable, and prosperous nation


Name: promoting successful osseointegration in dental implantology (Function)
Description: Used for promoting successful osseointegration in dental implantology.


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country located mainly in Southwestern Asia with a smaller part in Southeastern Europe.


Name: The difference between 'furnished' and 'submitted' (Reporting Standard)
Description: The distinction between providing a report to the SEC but not directly incorporating it into the company's financial report (furnished) versus directly incorporating the report into the financial report (submitted).


Name: Mediterranean coast (Geographical Feature)
Description: Coastline of Tunisia on the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Bacteria (Organism)
Description: Single-celled organisms with a wide range of metabolic processes


Name: Water (H2O) (Element)
Description: The byproduct formed during the breakdown of glaucophane


Name: Basic practices (Buddhist_practice)
Description: Sila (ethics), samadhi (meditation, dhyana) and prajña (wisdom)


Name: Copper(III) oxo complexes (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A compound containing copper, oxygen and in the +3 oxidation state.


Name: Etruscan Art (Art Movement)
Description: An ancient art movement originating from Etruria (modern-day Tuscany, Italy)


Name: India (Country)
Description: The largest customer of Russian military equipment.


Name: Martin Klaproth (Scientist)
Description: The German chemist who discovered titanium and uranium.


Name: Artwork's Value (monetary value)
Description: refers to the worth or cost of something expressed in terms of money


Name: 155th out of 180 countries (Rank)
Description: In the Press Freedom Index for the year 2022


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: South American country


Name: deceptive imitation of other gems (use)
Description: Abalone shell is used to imitate opal and other gems


Name: cessation of dukkha (suffering, pain, unsatisfactoriness) (Buddhist Concepts)
Description: The end point of the Eightfold Path


Name: due to Aboriginal people helping disperse dingoes (event)
Description: their extinction was likely due to competition with dingoes


Name: Manno (City)
Description: The city where the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI) is located


Name: Cambolite (Trade Name)
Description: A trade name for heat-treated blue zircon gemstones from Cambodia


Name: Organocopper compounds (OrganometallicCompound)
Description: A compound containing copper bonded to carbon.


Name: Authoritarian, single-party government under the Kuomintang's Dang Guo system (Government System)
Description: A political system characterized by a single dominant political party.


Name: Artificial (Concept)
Description: Imitation of something found in nature


Name: Eastern Orthodox Christianity and Oriental Orthodox Christianity (Religion)
Description: Grew in membership by 80%, but their share of the total population remains small


Name: Berber garrison (Military Group)
Description: Garrison of Berbers who occupied Pamplona


Name: Dragon Dance (traditional_performance)
Description: a popular traditional performance during Chinese festivals


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


Name: Cr:YAG Laser (Laser)
Description: The laser pumped by Nd:YAG Laser


Name: Shining, exceeding white as snow (Color Description)
Description: Jesus' clothing described as shining, exceeding white as snow.


Name: Gender Divide (Social Phenomenon)
Description: The division of the society by men and women


Name: number of sites (especially early and middle Minoan sites such as Aghia Photia) (Location)
Description: Sites built on hilltops or otherwise fortified


Name: Teardrop Shape (Shape)
Description: A shape that pear-shaped diamonds resemble.


Name: Boron, Phosphorus (Chemical Elements)
Description: Elements that can be used to change the properties of synthetic diamond


Name: Total Area (Quantity)
Description: The size of a specific region or geographic area.


Name: Highest temperature recorded (Temperature)
Description: The highest temperature of 112 °F (44 °C) was recorded on September 5, 1925, in the unincorporated community of Centerville.


Name: several streets or buildings on the island (places)
Description: Places named after Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Austria


Name: Stone Age (historical_era)
Description: earliest period in human history


Name: Achaemenid Empire (Empire)
Description: An ancient Persian empire that existed from 550 to 330 BC


Name: End of the ninth century (Time period)
Description: The end of the ninth century in al-Andalus


Name: Knowing the audience (Design Process)
Description: The process of understanding the intended consumers in order to create designs that meet their needs and preferences


Name: one full-day nursery school (Nursery School)
Description: Full-day nursery school operated by the town government of Kawamata


Name: Alexander the Great (Person)
Description: Chios came under the control of Alexander the Great


Name: Definition of a 'crystal' (Definition)
Description: A crystal is a solid where the atoms form a periodic arrangement


Name: Five Islands Park (Park)
Description: A park consisting of five islands


Name: The Washington National Cathedral (religious structure)
Description: Cathedral in Washington, D.C.


Name: Johannesburg (Location)
Description: The place where Pope Yeatman moved to.


Name: Variety of ions, neutral atoms, and molecules (mineral_properties)
Description: The substances that can be incorporated into the crystal structure of beryl.


Name: Genoese Gattilusi family (Family)
Description: A prominent Genoese maritime and mercantile family


Name: Gbagbo (Person)
Description: President of Ivory Coast during the mentioned events


Name: Place Settings and Cutlery (Object)
Description: The arrangement of dishes, glasses, and specialized cutlery on a table.


Name: Domestic Food Production and Weaving (occupation)
Description: Tasks performed by women in the Aztec society


Name: South China Sea (Sea)
Description: One of the world's most important seas in terms of economic, military, and strategic value


Name: 5th and 4th centuries (time period)
Description: Centuries ranging from 501 BC to 401 BC


Name: Athens (Geographical Entity)
Description: The capital and largest city of Greece


Name: Understanding of Berber arts (Concept)
Description: The understanding and interpretation of Berber arts.


Name: University of Bonn (University)
Description: -


Name: Uxbridge, Massachusetts (Location)
Description: A town in Massachusetts, United States


Name: Slyudyanka complex, Sayan Mountains, near Lake Baikal region of Russia (Location)
Description: One of the locations where Goldmanite has been reported


Name: Fire Opal (Gemstone Variety)
Description: A different variety of opal


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


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: A state that was part of the Louisiana Purchase


Name: Xinjiang region (location)
Description: An autonomous region of China


Name: Aluminium oxide powder (Chemical substance)
Description: The powdery form of aluminium oxide


Name: Pottery vessels (objects)
Description: Vessels made from pottery


Name: 600 BC to 1000 BC in Western India (Time Period)
Description: A period of time from 600 BC to 1000 BC in Western India


Name: 16th century (Time period)
Description: century in the range 1501–1600


Name: Undyed linen clothing (Clothing)
Description: Linen clothing worn at funerals in Traditional China


Name: Natural Gas (Energy Source)
Description: A naturally occurring gas used as a fuel


Name: Multitude of colors (red, orange, purple, and yellow) (color combination)
Description: The combination of red, orange, purple, and yellow colors


Name: Proto-Villanovan Culture (Culture)
Description: A culture that existed during the last phase of Bronze Age in the region


Name: 4th largest music market in the world (Market)
Description: A position in the global music industry


Name: Industry and Military Stockpiles (Institutions)
Description: Entities that retain 6Li.


Name: Saqaliba (historical_group)
Description: A group of Slavic mercenaries and slaves in the medieval Arab world


Name: Persian Empire (Empire)
Description: The Persian Empire where coinage was introduced by Cyrus the Great after his conquest of Lydia.


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A republic in Eurasia, formerly known as the Ottoman Empire


Name: Modern Pink Buildings (Building Type)
Description: Modern buildings built with the color pink to appear exotic or attract attention


Name: Euro (Currency)
Description: The official currency of many European countries, including Greece.


Name: Mediterranean Sea (sea)
Description: Body of water separating Africa from Europe and Asia


Name: Anti-Semitism (Ideology)
Description: The belief that Jews are a race inferior to others and must be treated accordingly


Name: 500 years (Time Period)
Description: A time period of 500 years, starting from Pedro Álvares Cabral's landing in Brazil in 1500.


Name: Bundesautobahn 3 (A3) (Road or Highway)
Description: A German Autobahn linking Würzburg and Aschaffenburg


Name: Natural Bridge (Natural Feature)
Description: A natural sandstone bridge located in Alabama


Name: Ministry of National Defence (Government Agency)
Description: The ministry responsible for defense affairs in Greece


Name: Municipal Utility Map (Map Example)
Description: An example of an orienteering map made for a specific industry or occupation


Name: French army (Army)
Description: The military of France.


Name: Topaz (Mineral)
Description: A common gemstone mineral often found in granitic pegmatites associated with tourmaline


Name: Theory (Scientific Theory)
Description: A scientific theory that attempts to explain a phenomenon or observation in science and technology.


Name: Six Police Agencies (Governmental Organizations)
Description: Agencies responsible for law enforcement in Brazil


Name: Philippines (Country)
Description: An archipelago in Southeast Asia


Name: Brahmanical triple refuge (Religious motif)
Description: Found in Rigveda 9.97.47, Rigveda 6.46.9 and Chandogya Upanishad 2.22.3–4.


Name: Mining for malachite (Action)
Description: The method used for mining malachite when the grade of the ore deposits is not suitable for open-pit mining


Name: Carbon sequestration (Process)
Description: The process of storing carbon dioxide in solid minerals


Name: World Cup (Sporting event)
Description: The most prestigious tournament in association football.


Name: Garnet (Mineral)
Description: A group of minerals having the general formula X3Y2(SiO4)3


Name: the various Berber languages once constituted a single language (Claim)
Description: The belief that multiple Berber dialects originated from the same language


Name: Tartessians, Iberians, Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Greeks, Romans, Vandals, Visigoths, Byzantines, Berbers, Arabs, Jews, Romanis and Castilians (ethnic_group)
Description: Various ancient and medieval ethnic groups that had a significant impact on Andalusia's history


Name: Old Confederacy (political entity)
Description: Eight states that formed in 1353, consisting of the original three cantons, Glarus, Zug, Lucerne, Zurich, and Bern, which obtained through the end of the 15th century.


Name: One of the hardest marbles in the world (material property)
Description: Description of the material's hardness


Name: Advocacy groups such as the Advocates for International Development (A4ID) (Organization)
Description: Benin is associated with advocacy organizations like the Advocates for International Development (A4ID).


Name: Sculptor (Artist)
Description: An artist who creates sculptures.


Name: Kyoto Protocol (InternationalTreaty)
Description: An international treaty with the objective of reducing greenhouse gas emissions


Name: Livestock (Species)
Description: Animals raised for meat, milk, eggs, etc.


Name: Conspicuous burial (funeral practice)
Description: Burial practices intended to show wealth and power


Name: Austro-Hungarian Empire (Country)
Description: A historical multi-ethnic empire in Central and Eastern Europe


Name: oil and gas (natural resource)
Description: As its unit cell volume is 88% that of calcite, which increases pore space


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


Name: Other Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: Carbonado Diamond is more porous than other forms of diamonds


Name: North Jersey, Westchester County, Long Island, and southwestern Connecticut (Region)
Description: Adjacent regions to New York City


Name: Merguez (Sausage)
Description: The sausage Merguez


Name: a subject of ongoing scholarly debate (Debate)
Description: The state of academic discourse regarding the relationship between the Mycenaeans and the Minoans


Name: Teachers in France (in 2018) (Educator group)
Description: Teachers working in schools in France in the year 2018


Name: Green Lasers (Physics)
Description: Lasers that emit light at green wavelengths


Name: Buddhist texts (Texts)
Description: Texts that are believed to have copied various Shaiva tantras, especially the Bhairava Vidyapitha tantras according to Alexis Sanderson.


Name: true (boolean value)
Description: A binary value representing whether ultraviolet light can cause diamonds to glow.


Name: Metallurgical and mining companies, various organisations, governments (Organization)
Description: Entities that provided subsidies for Curie's research


Name: Near Azov Upland (Geographical Region)
Description: Upland near the Sea of Azov in Ukraine.


Name: Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Person)
Description: Former President of Brazil (2003-2011)


Name: Antonio Cuadri (film director)
Description: A film director from Andalusia known for Heart of the Earth.


Name: Nikon 'the Metanoite' (Historical figure)
Description: The Byzantine Greek monk who spread Christianity


Name: Lithium Fluoride, Organic Dyes (Q-switching Material)
Description: The Q-switching materials replaced by Cr:YAG


Name: Iron and Steel Industry (Industry)
Description: The iron and steel industry since the nineteenth century.


Name: Henry Bacon (Person)
Description: Architect who designed the Lincoln Memorial


Name: Blood (Substance)
Description: The red fluid in the circulatory system of animals


Name: Emir Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani (1865–1957) (Person)
Description: Qatari ruler


Name: Greek and Etruscan filigree (6th to 3rd centuries BC) (art period)
Description: Filigree work produced during the Greek and Etruscan periods between 6th to 3rd centuries BC


Name: gravity as a geometric property of space and time (property)
Description: Einstein's Theory of General Relativity describes gravity as a geometric property of space and time.


Name: Alabama Legislature (Political Body)
Description: The Alabama legislature, the state's bicameral legislature


Name: Building Materials (Material)
Description: Substances used in construction


Name: Point at infinity (Mathematical concept)
Description: A point considered outside the standard plane, used in the extension of some mathematical concepts


Name: inspector-general of the Portuguese mines (JobPosition)
Description: -


Name: Ammolite (gemstone)
Description: Gemstone with predominantly blue-green iridescent structure


Name: the failure of the trade network (event)
Description: An event that indicates the system through which goods were traded during the Bronze Age was no longer functioning.


Name: Massachusetts, Vermont, and Maine (Geographical Locations)
Description: Each of Massachusetts, Vermont, and Maine contain a Franklin County.


Name: Medieval illuminated manuscripts (Literature)
Description: Manuscripts decorated with intricate illustrations.


Name: Russian economy (Economy)
Description: The economic system of the Russian Federation


Name: purification of tantalum (process)
Description: Removes persistent contaminant niobium


Name: Jacob Perkins (Inventor)
Description: An American inventor who introduced steel engraving in 1792


Name: 25 Protected Landscape Areas (Geographical Feature)
Description: Protected areas within the country.


Name: 200,096 (Number)
Description: The population of the Grisons as of 2020


Name: Hydrothermal Vents (Geological Feature)
Description: Undersea openings where high-temperature water and hot volcanic ash and gases escape from beneath the earth's crust


Name: The Integrity of The Two-Party Professional-Client Relationship (Relationship integrity)
Description: The professional autonomy preserves the integrity of the two-party professional-client relationship.


Name: pietra dura style of multi-coloured inlays (Art Style)
Description: A technique using coloured marbles and gemstones for inlays


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


Name: Rocks (Natural Object)
Description: Composed primarily of grains of minerals


Name: world (geo region)
Description: The geographical region where Algeria has one of the largest Francophone populations


Name: power in terms of funerary rites and other rites associated with mysticism (concept)
Description: The power jade held due to its association with spirituality


Name: Polish (aspect of diamond cut)
Description: Aspect of diamond cut that describes the smoothness of facets


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: The planet where Aluminium is found.


Name: Cross-hatching (Art Technique)
Description: A technique using lines of varying thickness placed closely together to achieve a range of tones


Name: Ming dynasty (China) (dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that was a center for innovative porcelain.


Name: 8% or more of the population in Brazil (Percentage of people)
Description: Population percentage in Brazil


Name: County Clare (location)
Description: Ireland


Name: their use in rituals (Ritual usage)
Description: Being used in funerary rituals


Name: Poppy cultivation in Helmand Province (CultivationActivity)
Description: The cultivation of poppies in the Helmand Province


Name: a number of Slavic tribes (Ethnic Group)
Description: The ethnic groups that were incorporated into Svatopluk's empire


Name: Brazil's industry_sector (Sector)
Description: The industry sector in Brazil's economy


Name: Pan-Blue Coalition (Political Alliance)
Description: A political alliance in Taiwan leaning pro-unification with China


Name: One Truth (Philosophical Concept)
Description: The one truth or ultimate reality in Vedic literature


Name: Eudemus of Rhodes (Historian)
Description: Ancient Greek historian


Name: Finance, Fashion, Culture, Media, Art, Entertainment (Industry)
Description: Fields where NYC plays a significant role


Name: Two interpenetrating face-centered cubic lattices (Geometric relationship)
Description: One description of the Diamond cubic lattice structure


Name: Taoist monks and Taoism practitioners (religious group)
Description: Followers of Taoism who are monks or practitioners.


Name: Berber forces in eastern Pyrenees (Military Group)
Description: Forces under the control of Munnuza


Name: Depth or lithology (Geological Technique)
Description: Brongniart used the fossil content in the strata he examined to identify strata in other locations


Name: Moonlight, Starlight and Airglow (Light Source)
Description: Natural light sources in the night sky


Name: Selene's horses (Mythological being)
Description: Horses depicted in the right corner of the east pediment


Name: Costumes du Maroc (Book)
Description: The book in which Besancenot identified three basic categories of costumes: rural Berber dress, Jewish dress and urban citizens' costumes


Name: vibrant_and_energetic (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that is known for its energy and vibrancy, with a never-sleeping atmosphere


Name: Deep Relief Engraving and Western Bright Cut Techniques (Artistic Technique)
Description: Techniques that involve removing large amounts of material, often requiring mechanical assistance for efficient execution.


Name: Diamond synthesis (Process)
Description: The process of synthesizing diamond


Name: Etruscan civilization (civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization that inhabited central Italy


Name: New England (Region)
Description: The region where Greater Boston is located


Name: Official Language (Language Status)
Description: The highest level of recognition for a language within a country


Name: Hexagonal Close-packing, Cubic Close-packing (Structural Styles)
Description: Two major structural styles observed in non-silicates


Name: 10,500 (Quantity Value)
Description: Number of branches that banks had in the US as of June 2019


Name: Indian Problem (Issue)
Description: A pressing matter for liberals in 19th century Mexico


Name: Sierre (Sainte-Croix church) (Church)
Description: A church in Sierre


Name: sedimentary rock (Geological classification)
Description: A class of rock that forms from the accumulation and lithification of sediment


Name: Majorca (Place)
Description: A location where the company is currently based


Name: Central Europe (geographical location)
Description: The region centering on the historical heart of Europe, comprising present-day Germany, France, Austria, Switzerland, Poland, and Czech Republic


Name: Scintillation brilliance (Quality)
Description: The number and arrangement of light reflections from the internal facets of a diamond.


Name: Germanic tribal languages (Language)
Description: -


Name: Max Frisch (Author)
Description: A later writer from Switzerland


Name: [Various Dehydration Reactions] (Geological Process)
Description: Specific examples of dehydration reactions


Name: Jewellery and Ornamental Items in India (Cultural Practice)
Description: The craftsman tradition of using large amounts of green serpentine or false jade obtained primarily from Afghanistan to fashion jewellery and ornamental items.


Name: Tristimulus Values (Visual Perception Concept)
Description: A method for describing the appearance of colors in terms of three primary colors


Name: Svelvik (Town)
Description: A town within Drammen municipality


Name: LGBT Individuals in China (People)
Description: The individuals who identify as LGBT and are affected by these limited protections


Name: Jade (Material)
Description: A mineral used for carving in Mesoamerican cultures


Name: Mineral Identification (Process)
Description: The process of identifying minerals


Name: Türkiye (Country)
Description: Official name of Turkey since May 2022, proposed by President Erdoğan


Name: Sauerthal-Schichten, Bornich-Schichten and Kaub-Schichten (Geological Strata)
Description: Three distinct layers within the Hunsrück Slate


Name: Weathering of Earth's Crust (Geographical Process)
Description: The process by which rocks are broken down into smaller pieces or dissolved


Name: Greek Ideas (Ideological Concepts)
Description: The intellectual and cultural legacy of ancient Greece


Name: Map Creation Process (Process)
Description: The process of creating a map, including design and production


Name: MacLeans (clan)
Description: A Scottish clan from Mull


Name: British Telecom Research Laboratories (Research Facility)
Description: located at Martlesham Heath


Name: Waste Minimization (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A strategy that focuses on reducing the amount of waste generated during production and consumption


Name: First-order classes (Type of fixed-order class)
Description: Classes that are not metaclasses and have an order of '1'


Name: Philosophers (Person)
Description: Individuals known for their philosophical ideas and theories


Name: Preceding populations of Italy (Population)
Description: The population before the Etruscans in Italy


Name: Gaesatae warriors (People)
Description: Celtic warriors from modern northern Italy or the Alps, fighting at the Battle of Telamon in 225 BC


Name: - (Property)
Description: Can react with both acids and bases


Name: Nuclear reactors (Machine)
Description: A device that can maintain a controlled self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction


Name: African Continental Free Trade Area (FreeTradeArea)
Description: continental free trade area in Africa


Name: Warm Waters with High Organic Productivity and Increased Calcium Carbonate Saturation (Geological Setting Condition)
Description: Optimal conditions for limestone deposition.


Name: France (Country)
Description: The Republic of France, a country in Western Europe


Name: Shape of Coins (Physical Property of Coins)
Description: Variety of shapes coins can take, not just round


Name: Pidima tis grias (Πήδημα της γριάς) (beach)
Description: A notable beach in Andros


Name: Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) (Emergency Command Center)
Description: The emergency command center established within the National Health Command Center


Name: twilight (time period)
Description: A stage of the day marked by the position of the Sun below the horizon


Name: chemical groups (geological property)
Description: Important compositional groups for classification


Name: Lower crustal amphibolite (Geological rock formation)
Description: Rocks composed mainly of the mineral amphibole


Name: shinbutsu bunri (Policy)
Description: The state enforced separation of Shinto and Buddhism policy


Name: Hydrogen fluoride (Compound)
Description: Binary compound consisting of one atom each of hydrogen and fluorine


Name: Slow down, but not stop (Traffic instruction)
Description: Means slow down on a traffic signal


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


Name: Abel Tasman's crew (historical group)
Description: Dutch explorer Abel Tasman's crew


Name: Tolkowsky-derived round brilliants (Diamond Cut)
Description: A diamond cut with specific proportions and angles


Name: Tufts University (Educational institution)
Description: A private research university in the United States


Name: Scotland (Country)
Description: The country that gained Norway's nominal authority over the Suðreyjar.


Name: Mediterranean and African climate zones (Climate Zones)
Description: Climate zones that Crete is located between


Name: engraving (Printmaking technique)
Description: A printmaking technique that involves carving a design into a block or plate.


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


Name: religious (Attribute)
Description: A category for individuals who follow any religion in Collonges


Name: Islamic sculptures (sculpture)
Description: Sculptures from Islamic regions.


Name: Eurasia (Geographical Location)
Description: A term used to refer collectively to Europe and Asia.


Name: Arctic Fox (Animal species)
Description: A species of fox that is killed by red foxes when the opportunity arises


Name: Marcellin Berthelot (Person)
Description: French chemist who reported the first example of cyclotrimerization


Name: James Branch Cabell's short story 'Balthazar's Daughter' (Literary work)
Description: A short story by James Branch Cabell.


Name: Niklot (person)
Description: A pagan chief of the Slavic Obodrite tribes


Name: Bronze (Metal)
Description: A metal alloy, typically consisting of copper and tin


Name: Monduli District (Administrative District)
Description: A district in Arusha Region, Tanzania


Name: Convicted Criminals from British Isles (Person)
Description: Some convicted criminals who were sentenced to transportation to Australia in the 18th and 19th centuries.


Name: geography (discipline)
Description: Study of the Earth's lands, features, inhabitants, and phenomena


Name: highly charged coatings (Material Property)
Description: Coatings with a high charge density


Name: Vaud (Canton)
Description: a canton in Switzerland


Name: Coastal Connecticut (Geographical Area)
Description: A region in coastal Connecticut


Name: Westchester County (geographical_region)
Description: A county in the state of New York, United States.


Name: Gottfried Keller (Author)
Description: A classic author of Swiss literature


Name: Light-colored geology consisting of basic rocks (geological formation)
Description: Geological formations that make meteorites particularly easy to identify


Name: GRASS GIS (Product)
Description: A free and open-source geographical information system (GIS) software suite used for geospatial data management and analysis


Name: Tsar Alexander I of Russia (Person)
Description: The person Prince William VI met with


Name: Gravel (Inanimate Object)
Description: An loose aggregation of rock fragments.


Name: Irregular shape (Shape)
Description: Unusual form or contour


Name: High Temperature or Extreme Pressure (Condition)
Description: Conditions involving high temperatures or extreme pressures.


Name: specific gravity (SG) (Property)
Description: A characteristic property of topaz, with a specific gravity within the diamond range


Name: Darkest shade of Pink possible (Shade)
Description: The darkest shade of pink that can occur


Name: Martial law (legal state)
Description: A temporary suspension of civil rights, typically declared during times of war or national emergency


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (Person)
Description: Geologist and mining engineer


Name: Rotorua (City)
Description: A city on the North Island of New Zealand, known for its geothermal activity


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


Name: Afwillite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium silicate hydrate that forms when Portland cement sets to form hardened cement paste.


Name: New Church in Amsterdam (building)
Description: The New Church in Amsterdam, also known as the Westerkerk


Name: Pure or nearly pure O2 (substance)
Description: High concentration of oxygen for diving purposes


Name: Concrete (Building Material)
Description: A composite material composed of a binding medium and an aggregate


Name: The 27th-highest maternal mortality rate in the world (Healthcare Statistic)
Description: as of the data in 2010


Name: Édith Piaf, Georges Brassens, Léo Ferré, Charles Aznavour, Serge Gainsbourg (Artist)
Description: Important French artists of the century.


Name: Japanese freshwater pearl industry (Industry)
Description: The industry that attempted to revive the cultivation of these pearls


Name: Franks (tribe)
Description: A Germanic tribe that inhabited parts of the Roman Empire


Name: North Macedonia-Greece dispute (Dispute)
Description: A diplomatic conflict between North Macedonia and Greece


Name: individual's duty (svadharma), inborn nature (svabhāva), and natural tendencies (guṇa) (Concept)
Description: The roles, inherent characteristics, and innate dispositions that determine an individual's obligations according to Hinduism.


Name: Art (Visual arts)
Description: An umbrella term referring to the products of human creativity made under the guidance of an aesthetic intent.


Name: a gaseous shell expelled from a dying star illuminated by its remaining core (property)
Description: A Planetary Nebula is a gaseous shell expelled from a dying star, which is often illuminated by the star's remaining core.


Name: the longest journey undertaken by a tracked red fox in the United Kingdom (Record)
Description: The record Fleet's journey set


Name: Purer beds of Hornfels (Geological Rock)
Description: The purer beds that recrystallize as marbles.


Name: Observed seismic anisotropy in the mantle (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A phenomenon observed in the Earth's mantle.


Name: Renewable energy systems (Energy system)
Description: Systems that generate power from renewable resources


Name: Line (Geometric Figure)
Description: A one-dimensional figure with no endpoints or edges.


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religionarticles of faith based on the Quran.


Name: X-ray Examination (Technique)
Description: Required to positively verify natural pearls found today.


Name: Bartolomeo Rastrelli (Person)
Description: An Italian architect who worked in Russia during the 18th century.


Name: Libyan opposition (political_group)
Description: The political group that opposed Gaddafi's regime in Libya


Name: Classical 'Golden Age' of Hinduism (c. 320–650 CE) (Period)
Description: Coincides with the Gupta Empire


Name: Bracteate (Artifact)
Description: Type of thin gold medal found in Northern Europe


Name: Textile neckbands or collars (Artifact)
Description: Artifacts worn by young Jewish boys to protect them from the evil eye.


Name: Environmental Pollution (Phenomenon)
Description: The presence of harmful substances in the environment


Name: Luisenburg Festival (Event)
Description: A festival held annually in Wunsiedel.


Name: all known living systems (Life Form)
Description: all forms of life currently known


Name: Masinissa (person)
Description: Berber king who ruled Numidia in the 2nd century BC


Name: Chain Structures with Edge-Shared Tetrahedra (Crystal Structure)
Description: BeCl2 and BeBr2 have chain structures with edge-shared tetrahedra.


Name: GIA Laboratory Services (GLS) (program)
Description: A laboratory services program established by the GIA.


Name: Museum balcony (balcony)
Description: The museum balcony of the Three-story building


Name: Steelmaking (Industry)
Description: The process of producing steel from iron


Name: Papeʻete, Tahiti (Location)
Description: The location where the high school is based


Name: Aluminium nitride (Compound)
Description: A known pnictide of aluminium


Name: separate set of standards (steel classification system)
Description: System for categorizing steel alloys by the ASTM.


Name: Brazilian Agriculture Sector (Industry)
Description: the agricultural industry in Brazil


Name: Ethnocultural communities (Social Group)
Description: Groups identifying as a nationality despite lacking political autonomy


Name: Growth of LuAG crystals (Growth Method)
Description: The growth process employed for growing LuAG crystals.


Name: Wine (Agricultural Product)
Description: Famous wine produced on the island


Name: First Continental Congress (PoliticalMeeting)
Description: A meeting of delegates from 12 of the thirteen American colonies in 1774


Name: Invention and improvement of batteries (Technology)
Description: The invention of the Leclanché cell in 1866 and subsequent improvements increased the demand for manganese dioxide


Name: Metric Space (Mathematical Structure)
Description: A mathematical structure where a numeric value (the 'distance') measures the 'distance' between any two points.


Name: Market (Economic Sphere)
Description: The place where goods and services are exchanged


Name: The National Palace Museum in Taipei city, Taiwan (Museum)
Description: Located in Taipei, Taiwan. It has a collection of 25,000 ceramic pieces.


Name: Spanish sky blue (Color)
Description: The color that is called celeste (the Spanish word for 'sky blue') in the Guía de coloraciones.


Name: social ranks (Social status)
Description: The use of clothing in ancient China served as an indicator of one's social rank


Name: immigration (demographic trend)
Description: The movement of people into a country or region to reside there


Name: Feldspar (mineral)
Description: A common tectosilicate aluminosilicate mineral


Name: Cerium (Element)
Description: The second element of the lanthanide series.


Name: similar printing process in France (Printing Process)
Description: A printing process similar to that used by Le Blon


Name: Football in Tahiti (Sports Association)
Description: The governing body of football in Tahiti


Name: Yale College (1701–present) (Educational Institution)
Description: Private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut


Name: Borgonuovo (Location)
Description: The newest part of Predazzo


Name: Theodosius I (Emperor)
Description: Roman emperor who outlawed paganism in 391–392


Name: DioxygenGas (Gas)
Description: A gas consisting of two oxygen atoms bound covalently


Name: innovation_and_technology_center (GeographicArea)
Description: A city known for its technology and innovation, attracting startups and tech giants alike


Name: The Great Exhibition of 1851 (Exhibition)
Description: An international exhibition held in Hyde Park, London


Name: The independent sector (Education system category)
Description: Schools not funded by the state


Name: a popular tourist destination, with millions of visitors each year drawn to its beautiful landscapes, historic cities, and world-class cuisine (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a popular tourist destination, with millions of visitors each year drawn to its beautiful landscapes, historic cities, and world-class cuisine


Name: Republic of China (ROC) (government)
Description: the first government of China after the overthrow of the monarchy


Name: Moroccan Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Investment and the Digital Economy (Government Agency)
Description: A government ministry in Morocco responsible for various sectors


Name: Paracentrotus lividus (Species)
Description: A specific species of sea urchin


Name: the fifth level of Heaven (Physical Location)
Description: The highest level of Heaven in Turkic mythology


Name: contemporary architectural styles (architectural movement)
Description: Various contemporary architectural styles that are currently popular or emerging


Name: Beverages (Drink)
Description: Various drinks such as coffee, champús, cholado, etc.


Name: Ross (geographical area)
Description: A historical region in Scotland


Name: 325 carat Tsavorite Stone (gemstone)
Description: A large faceted tsavorite, one of the largest in the world


Name: Sanskrit manuscripts and regional languages (Language)
Description: The languages in which the Hindu texts survive


Name: Subtractive Model (Color Model)
Description: Model used to predict colors resulting from a mixture of paints or similar mediums


Name: unknown (unknown)
Description: not specified


Name: Hikers (Activity)
Description: Individuals who engage in hiking.


Name: Air Inlet (Physical Entity)
Description: An opening in a device for introducing air or gas


Name: nickel-chromium braze alloys (Alloy)
Description: alloy for which amorphous boron is used


Name: low cigarette excise taxes (Tax)
Description: Taxes levied on cigarettes in Missouri


Name: Cloud pendants and cloud-shaped jade (Jade objects)
Description: Jade objects taking the shape of clouds


Name: Sole Valley (Valley)
Description: a valley in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol


Name: Hussite Movement (Religious Movement)
Description: A series of conflicts between adherents of reformist doctrines, associated with Jan Hus, and the established Catholic Church


Name: Mid-Ming Dynasty (Historical Period)
Description: The middle period of the Ming dynasty


Name: Gold(III) Bromide (AuBr3) (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound consisting of gold(III) and bromine.


Name: Aegean Sea (Sea)
Description: The sea between Greece and Turkey.


Name: the process of analyzing the census data from Collonges, including information on religious affiliation and counting, to make conclusions or predictions about the population (Attribute)
Description: The process of analyzing the census data from Collonges, including information on religious affiliation and counting, to make conclusions or predictions about the population


Name: Wills and inventories (document)
Description: Documents where engraved gems were often given pride of place at the head of a list of treasures


Name: Baldric (Accessory)
Description: A strap worn over one shoulder, often used to carry a sword.


Name: 24 Hours of Le Mans (Sporting event)
Description: A long-distance endurance sports car race held annually at Circuit de la Sarthe, Le Mans, France.


Name: Product (Business Entity)
Description: Anything that can be offered to a market to satisfy the desire or need of a customer


Name: Tang dynasty-style ensemble (Clothing combination)
Description: The Tang dynasty style of clothing combination


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


Name: Banana Leaves (Material of Tableware)
Description: Tableware used in some South Asian and Southeast Asian cultures


Name: White Appearance of Diamond (Diamond Quality Attribute)
Description: The whiteness that is visible on the diamond from above


Name: Global Economic Sanctions (Sanction)
Description: The use of political or economic pressure to influence the behavior or policies of a government or entity


Name: Solvent (Substance)
Description: The liquid medium that the nanoparticle is dispersed in.


Name: Stone trader (Eastern) (Profession)
Description: An individual who deals in the buying and selling of stones.


Name: Berber territory (geographical location)
Description: Geographical area controlled by the Berbers


Name: 1 apartment (0.2%) (Quantity)
Description: The number of empty apartments in the municipality


Name: Latin and Frankish states, the Ottoman Empire, the Venetian Republic, the Genoese Republic, and the British Empire (Empires)
Description: Historical empires that have left their influence on modern Greek culture


Name: Human Civilization (Civilization)
Description: A complex human settlement


Name: Witwatersrand basin (Geographical Feature)
Description: A geological basin in South Africa, associated with the richest gold deposits on Earth.


Name: Leptons, Quarks, Gluons (specific elementary particles)
Description: Currently understood as the small number of existing elementary particles


Name: ICC Profiles (Color Management Technique)
Description: A standard method for color management used to avoid distortions of the reproduced colors


Name: City of Marrakech (Place)
Description: The city of Marrakech


Name: Sun (Location)
Description: The star at the center of the solar system, and the largest object by mass


Name: Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Get Out, 42, Selma, Big Fish, The Final Destination, Due Date, and Need for Speed (List)
Description: Movies filmed in Alabama


Name: Middle Ages and Renaissance (Time Period)
Description: A period encompassing the Middle Ages and Renaissance, marked by cultural, artistic, and technological advancements.


Name: Māori Cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: Traditional Maori food and cooking methods


Name: Queen's Protestant advisor (Person)
Description: Advisor to the Queen of Tahiti who was a Protestant


Name: Laterna magika (Theatre Production)
Description: A multimedia art project originating from the Czech Republic


Name: Municipality of Auressio (Organization)
Description: The municipal authority that restored Villa Edera


Name: Nabi Musa (Place)
Description: A Palestinian locality in the Jericho Governorate


Name: ROC (Political Entity)
Description: The Republic of China


Name: Prospective fox hunters in North America (Group)
Description: Individuals who might be interested in learning about or participating in fox hunting in North America


Name: colder high elevation regions (GeographicalFeature)
Description: An area with lower temperatures and higher altitudes.


Name: Partially (state)
Description: Has become somewhat mechanized in recent years


Name: Early 1980s (Timeframe)
Description: A period in the early 1980s when oil production started providing net income.


Name: Broomhill Pool (Swimming Pool)
Description: An Olympic-sized lido which opened in 1938 and closed in 2002.


Name: Literature and Culture (Artistic Entity)
Description: The creative output of the UK


Name: Steel (Product)
Description: A product resulting from the processing of pig iron, with up to about 2% carbon


Name: large temperature differences between summer and winter (climate feature)
Description: Large temperature variations between the summer and winter seasons in the Central Highland


Name: Tin (Metal)
Description: A silvery-white metal with a low melting point of 232 °C.


Name: Port of Novorossiysk (Port)
Description: The largest port in Russia, located in Krasnodar Krai along the Black Sea.


Name: dimension (size)
Description: The dimensions of the huge area, specifically 8 by 50 kilometers


Name: Democracy (Political System)
Description: A system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.


Name: Manchus in the Qing dynasty or Mongols in the Yuan dynasty (ethnicity)
Description: Ethnic groups that are incorrectly believed to have introduced the Qing longpao and chaofu


Name: Bashil glacier (Glacier)
Description: A glacier located on the northern slope of the Main Caucasian Range, east of Elbrus


Name: A 'wilderness' policy for the Forest Service (Policy)
Description: The policy that aimed to protect forest areas with a 'wilderness character'


Name: Temperate oceanic climate (climate)
Description: A type of temperate climate with cool summers and relatively mild winters.


Name: 2004 [update] (Time)
Description: A specific year


Name: Hama Beads (Type of bead)
Description: Available in three sizes: mini, midi, and maxi.


Name: Natural resources (Resource)
Description: Resources found in abundance within a country or region


Name: nineteenth century (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Cultural Studies (Academic Discipline)
Description: A field of study concerned with the meaning and practices of everyday life.


Name: Birth Rate (Statistic)
Description: The number of live births per 1,000 people in a given area.


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


Name: Indonesian migrant worker community in Taiwan (community)
Description: The Indonesian migrant workers in Taiwan


Name: San Jacinto (Archaeological Site)
Description: A site where the oldest pottery discovered in America was found.


Name: The new church built during Russian rule (1878-1914) (Religious Building)
Description: A newly constructed church under Russian rule


Name: Sun (Celestial body)
Description: The star at the center of the Solar System


Name: Perfume Industry (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces fragrances for personal use.


Name: Innocence (Concept)
Description: A value associated with purity and cleanliness in Western culture


Name: State Governments (United States) (Governmental Entity)
Description: The government bodies responsible for enforcing Blue Sky Laws


Name: Heirloom Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware passed down through generations, carrying a rich history and sentimental value


Name: Guesthouse (Guesthouse)
Description: The guesthouse that is part of Abbadia Alpina


Name: its population (demographic entity)
Description: The people residing in the breadbasket region of the Minoan empire.


Name: Menz Gishe District (GeographicalArea)
Description: The location where opal was found mostly in the form of nodules and predominantly within weathered layers of rhyolite


Name: Resistance to Chemical and Radiation Damage (Physical Property)
Description: The ability to withstand harmful substances or radiation


Name: Afghanistan War (Military Conflict)
Description: A conflict beginning in 2001 between the U.S.-led NATO coalition and the Taliban


Name: Memorial Diamond (Diamond Product)
Description: The Gemological Institute of America verifies the authenticity of memorial diamonds.


Name: Native Akkadian (Assyrian and Babylonian) population (People)
Description: The people the Arameans intermingled with in Mesopotamia


Name: killings, mutilation, rape, torture and abduction (Crime)
Description: Actions perpetrated by the RUF during the Sierra Leone Civil War


Name: Rebel Groups or Congolese National Army (Military Entity)
Description: Direct perpetrators of violence and users of rape as a means of control.


Name: Palenquero people in Colombia (Ethnic group)
Description: The Palenquero people in Colombia


Name: Theater District in Manhattan (Location)
Description: Central hub of American theater scene


Name: Charles Baudelaire, Paul Verlaine, Stéphane Mallarmé (Authors)
Description: Poets who contributed to the symbolist movement


Name: Caligula (Person)
Description: The early emperor of Rome


Name: Boron (Chemical Element)
Description: A rare and poorly studied chemical element with symbol B and atomic number 5


Name: Missionaries (Religious group)
Description: People who spread religious beliefs and practices


Name: Lead (Chemical Element)
Description: A dense, soft, bluish-white metallic element.


Name: Half of all ammolite deposits (Mineral Deposit Quantity)
Description: Amount of Ammolite deposits within the Kainah (Kainaiwa) reserve


Name: $33 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: The contribution of Missouri's agriculture industry to the state's economy


Name: Class of extremely powerful and rich individuals known as the oligarchs (GroupOfPeople)
Description: a class of powerful and wealthy individuals known as oligarchs


Name: Tremolite (calcium-magnesium)-ferroactinolite (calcium-magnesium-iron) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral series which the nephrite is composed of.


Name: Shop 3 (Workshop)
Description: The workshop where the marble blocks were processed.


Name: Emperor Shizong of Jin (emperor)
Description: The emperor who prohibited Jurchens from dressing like the Han Chinese in 1191 AD


Name: Well-known sights in a country (Location Feature)
Description: Famous landmarks or natural monuments in a country


Name: Knowledge and Wisdom (Abstract Concepts)
Description: Ideas representing knowledge and wisdom.


Name: Watercolor or oil painting (Artwork types)
Description: Depending on how much the paint is diluted (with water) or modified with acrylic gels, media, or pastes.


Name: life expectancy (health)
Description: Average years a person can be expected to live


Name: Membership (Eurozone) (Greece) (Monetary Policy Impact)
Description: Greece is a member of the Eurozone, which uses the euro currency.


Name: Approximately 10% carbon (Geological composition)
Description: The approximate percentage of carbon in the planet Uranus


Name: Keramos (Greek) (Language Term)
Description: Meaning 'potter's clay'


Name: Kingsbridge (Location)
Description: A neighborhood in the Bronx, New York City


Name: Quartz (Minerals)
Description: May contain quartz in the dark-colored basic granulites


Name: Kanmu (person)
Description: The emperor who moved the capital from Heijō-kyō to Heian-kyō.


Name: Buddhist-inspired artwork and architecture (art)
Description: The art and architecture that were developed during the Nara period, inspired by Buddhism.


Name: Kamianets-Podilskyi (City)
Description: A city in Western Ukraine


Name: Early Andalusian societies (cultural group)
Description: The societies that played a vital role in the region's transition


Name: Tefillin (Artifact)
Description: A set of phylacteries considered by some to be a form of amulet.


Name: Subject Matter (Topic)
Description: The topic or theme an artist studies before creating their art.


Name: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Organization)
Description: The United States federal executive department responsible for protecting public health


Name: Plagioclase (Mineral)
Description: A mineral example of the Triclinic Normal space group.


Name: Mani Peninsula (Geographical Location)
Description: The region that is a popular tourist destination


Name: Roman times (Time period)
Description: A period in history during which the Grisons was part of Rome


Name: Virtual Reality Art (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the late 20th century and gained prominence in the 21st century.


Name: long, wide-sleeves and youren opening tradition (Design elements)
Description: The robes had long, wide sleeves and followed the youren opening tradition


Name: Albumin (Protein)
Description: A protein that functions as a transport protein in the blood plasma


Name: Smartphone (Electronic device)
Description: A handheld computer or communicator with mobile computing and other features.


Name: Heart Cut Diamond (Shape of Diamond)
Description: A famous shape, often given as a gift on specific celebrations


Name: figures on the lid (Artistic depiction)
Description: Depictions placed on the lids of Etruscan artifacts


Name: Montreal Canadiens (Sports Team)
Description: A professional ice hockey team based in Montreal, Canada.


Name: Deregulation in 1980s (Economic policy)
Description: A period of economic change which led to an increase in radio and television stations


Name: The first Afghan newspaper was published (Newspaper)
Description: The newspaper that was published in 1873


Name: Foreigners (Ethnic Group)
Description: People from other countries


Name: Black Hills (Geographical Location)
Description: A range of hills and small mountains in western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming, USA


Name: Grass (Plant)
Description: A member of the Poaceae family, which includes grasses.


Name: Museums (Institution)
Description: Institutions where Jewish amulets are kept as exhibits.


Name: Ceramics (Artwork)
Description: A general term for objects made from fired earth and clay.


Name: 776 BC (year)
Description: Year of the first Olympic Games


Name: Kingdom of Jurane Burgundy (Historical Kingdom)
Description: An 8th-century kingdom located in modern-day France


Name: Deformable Mirror (Optical Component)
Description: A type of mirror that can be physically altered to compensate for distortions in an image.


Name: Ecclesiastical seals (Seal type)
Description: Seals used by high functionaries of the Church, often mandorla-shaped or vesica-shaped


Name: Huginn and Muninn (Mythical Creature)
Description: Two black ravens in Norse mythology, serving as Odin's agents


Name: wurtzite crystal structure (crystal structure)
Description: The crystal structure discussed


Name: Place Setting (Object)
Description: The arrangement of dishes, glasses, and cutlery on a table.


Name: Very high internal pressure (Physical property)
Description: The elevated stress within small particles due to their high radii of curvature


Name: Dairy Farming (Agricultural Activity)
Description: As New Zealand's largest export earner since the 2000s


Name: Bariba (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group residing primarily in northern Benin and southern Niger


Name: Global Innovation Index (Index)
Description: A global ranking of countries, based on various indicators of innovation


Name: Aristotle (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath


Name: Director of National Museum (Position)
Description: The position held by José Fernando Ramírez


Name: Klondike Gold Rush (Event)
Description: Gold rush that occurred in the Klondike region of Canada


Name: Paintings (Visual arts)
Description: A painting is an artwork created by applying pigmented liquid to a surface.


Name: Intermetallic compounds (Chemical compound)
Description: A class of chemical compounds consisting of two or more metallic elements combined


Name: Rowing, sailing, and yacht racing (Activity)
Description: Activities related to boating, such as rowing competitions, sailboat races, and yacht racing.


Name: 4%-5% (NumericValue)
Description: The GDP growth rate of Benin


Name: Summer period (TimePeriod)
Description: Severe thunderstorms occur especially during the summer period in the Czech Republic


Name: Alpine Coaster (Recreational Activity)
Description: A type of roller coaster that descends steep tracks along the side of a mountain or through an Alpine landscape


Name: The Dreaming (Aboriginal myth) (Story)
Description: The Dreaming (Aboriginal myth) is a mythical account of the creation of the world by the ancestral spirits.


Name: Oklo Fossil Reactors (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: 1.7 billion-year-old natural nuclear fission reactors discovered in Gabon, Africa


Name: Arsenic Sublattice (crystal_lattice)
Description: One of the two sublattices found in the Nickel Arsenide Structure


Name: Animal Husbandry and Livestock Farming (economic activity)
Description: Activity that is mainly restricted to mountain meadows


Name: Anatolia (geographical_location)
Description: The west Asian country occupying a significant part of modern-day Turkey


Name: Okanogan County region (GeographicalArea)
Description: The area that Okanogan County covers


Name: School Attendance Regulation (Regulation)
Description: The requirement for school attendance or home schooling in Australia.


Name: Aristotle Onassis and Stavros Niarchos (Shipping Magnates)
Description: during the 1960s


Name: the introduction of the coin in Italy (Event)
Description: The event attributed by Amisano's publication to the Etruscans


Name: Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Norway (Religious Organization)
Description: The state church in Norway until 2017, now known as the 'people's church'


Name: Artists (Profession)
Description: Individuals who create works of art.


Name: Tiangong (Space Station)
Description: China's own modular space station in low Earth orbit


Name: Hercynian uplift (Geological Event)
Description: A major orogeny in the Paleozoic Era


Name: international organizations (Politics)
Description: Groups of nations that work together to achieve common goals and address global issues


Name: Mohammed Dib's Algerian trilogy (Literary Work)
Description: A series of novels by Mohammed Dib


Name: Marie Curie's death (Event)
Description: Death of Marie Curie


Name: Cimini Hills (Geographical feature)
Description: The mountain range surrounding Lake Vico.


Name: Compromise (Action)
Description: -


Name: Ifriqiya or Tripolitania (Location)
Description: Regions in Northern Africa


Name: Irradiation (Process)
Description: The cause of green color in diamonds


Name: Court in Copenhagen (court)
Description: The court where the Church's resources were redirected


Name: quartz (Mineral)
Description: A form of silica, one of the earliest diamond simulants


Name: Public Will (Political Concept)
Description: The collective desires and interests of a society


Name: Pomegranate (Fruit)
Description: A fruit with red or white juicy seeds enclosed in a hard, leathery rind.


Name: Britain (18th century) (Country in historical context)
Description: Modern civil service developed in Britain in the 18th century


Name: legendary saga (Legendary Saga)
Description: A collection of epic poems about the Trojan War


Name: Mycenaean craftsmanship and architecture (Artifact/Building)
Description: Craftsmanship and architectural style of the Mycenaeans


Name: Climate change (NaturalDisaster)
Description: Climate change affecting Benin


Name: 1992 Summer Olympics (Event)
Description: The summer olympic games that took place in Barcelona, Spain in 1992


Name: Sea-Deity (person)
Description: A person in the Kojiki, likely a deity


Name: Color Information in Digital Form (Data Format)
Description: Color data stored and transferred digitally


Name: Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) (Chemical)
Description: A perfluorinated carboxylic acid


Name: IGI Diamond Reports (IDR) (program)
Description: A diamond report system established by IGI.


Name: 148 million passengers or about 10% of the European total in 2011 (Number)
Description: Number of passengers using air transport in Italy


Name: distorted octahedral arrangement (chemical structure)
Description: The spatial arrangement of atoms in Aluminium Fluoride


Name: Seawater (NaturalBodyOfWater)
Description: Potassium is found dissolved in seawater.


Name: carpet weaving (craft)
Description: An ancient practice in Afghanistan, still handmade by tribal and nomadic people


Name: Global Unity and Understanding (Society)
Description: The development of a shared sense of humanity and the promotion of peaceful coexistence among different nations and cultures


Name: Expanded official usage of Türkiye (Event)
Description: The proposal to expand the official usage of 'Türkiye' in English


Name: Co-op supermarket (Building)
Description: A Co-op supermarket located in Ipswich.


Name: Spanish Encomenderos (Group)
Description: Spanish individuals who owned encomiendas and enslaved indigenous people


Name: Titanium Alloys (Metal)
Description: Various forms of Titanium with added alloys


Name: Phyllosilicate layers (Mineral structure)
Description: The layered structure formed by the combination of tetrahedra and octahedra


Name: Artificial environment (Environment type)
Description: A man-made environment that tends to have physical regularity both spatially and over time.


Name: Mauritania (Country)
Description: A country located on the Atlantic coast of Africa


Name: wooden or mud plaster structures, elevated slightly off the ground, with tiled or thatched roofs (architectural feature)
Description: Characteristic features of traditional Japanese architecture.


Name: other ethnic minority groups (ethnic groups)
Description: ethnic minority groups in China that may practice other religions or no religion


Name: VIAL near the village of Chalkeio (Location)
Description: A specific location near Chalkeio village


Name: Mycenaean Civilization (Historical Period)
Description: A historical period in Greece


Name: Balearic Islands (Location)
Description: The Balearic Islands often targeted by Barbary pirates.


Name: Silver (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the atomic symbol Ag and atomic number 47.


Name: Protestant Reformation (Religious Movement)
Description: A 16th-century movement that began as an attempt by religious reformers within the Roman Catholic Church to reform the Church


Name: Infrared light (Electromagnetic Radiation)
Description: Light with longer wavelengths than visible light, not visible to the human eye but can be felt as heat


Name: Construction Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry that deals with the construction and maintenance of buildings or other structures.


Name: Prohibition (Law)
Description: A law passed on 3 December 1908 that made alcohol illegal in Marble


Name: Austrian border guards (law_enforcement)
Description: Officers responsible for securing Austria's borders


Name: European Court of Justice (ECJ) (Organization)
Description: The European Court of Justice is the judicial branch of the EU, interpreting EU law and ensuring its application.


Name: Artistic patterns and styles of Greek jewelry (artifact)
Description: Artistic patterns and styles of Greek jewelry


Name: Xianbei (Ethnic group)
Description: Northern nomadic people who unified the Sixteen States


Name: Different characteristic tetrahedra (Geometric property)
Description: A difference between the octahedron and its dual polytope, the cube.


Name: Alloys with Sulphur (Material)
Description: Steel alloys that contain sulfur, making them easier to work with but more brittle and prone to corrosion.


Name: Musée du quai Branly (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Paris, France


Name: Swedish Alchemist Baron Axel Fredrik Cronstedt (Person)
Description: Alchemist who discovered nickel.


Name: Flame (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A region of gas or vapor that is ignited by a fire


Name: Cnidaria (Taxonomic group)
Description: A phylum of marine and freshwater invertebrate animals.


Name: Texture (Geological property)
Description: The physical appearance and composition of the rock


Name: Indian Mahayana thinkers (Philosophers)
Description: Thinkers and philosophers from India who followed the Mahayana branch of Buddhism


Name: Socialist (Adjective)
Description: A term denoting a political and economic ideology and movement that advocates for social ownership and workers' self-management of the means of production as the means to establish the classless society.


Name: Ethnic minorities (Ethnicity)
Description: The remaining 19% of the population in 2010.


Name: Occitan (Language)
Description: In the southern part of the western range


Name: Mycenaean Palace unearthed in Laconia near modern village of Xirokambi (Building)
Description: Mycenaean palace discovered in Laconia


Name: April 13, 1945 (Date)
Description: A specific date in history


Name: Today (Time Period)
Description: As of today, few diamonds with this style of faceting are known.


Name: The Americas (Continent)
Description: The totality of North and South America


Name: Buddha images (sculpture)
Description: Images of Buddha, often gilded, created in Laos.


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


Name: Various ailments (Quantity)
Description: Gold has been used in the treatment of various ailments throughout history.


Name: North Sea (Sea)
Description: A sea in the Atlantic Ocean bordering northwest Europe


Name: all local East Slavic tribes (ethnicity)
Description: The various Eastern Slavic tribes living in the region at that time


Name: Red River (Texas) (River)
Description: The Red River in Texas is a source of amethyst


Name: Muschelkalk (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A type of limestone


Name: Amorite dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The dynasty that established the city-state of Babylon in the 19th century BC


Name: Married (marital status)
Description: Individuals who are currently married or in a civil union


Name: Berthiaud (Person)
Description: Author who wrote about music engraving in 1837


Name: Continental Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: Region that the synchronized electricity grids belong to


Name: Lower pressure, Normally contact metamorphism (Geological process)
Description: Processes occurring at the periphery of intrusions or at the boundary between rocks


Name: 37% (2021) (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Tunisians considering themselves somewhat religious in 2021


Name: large, elongated shape, multiple lobes, small glomeruli, many nephrons (morphological features)
Description: Large and elongated shape, multiple lobes, small glomeruli, having a large number of nephrons


Name: Steel industry (industry)
Description: The industry involved in producing steel


Name: Mediterranean, Balkans, Europe (Geographical region)
Description: Regions where Greek merchants established communities


Name: Hellenistic period (historical period)
Description: A period in ancient Greek history


Name: Beninese Yoruba (Language)
Description: The variety of the Yoruba language spoken in Benin


Name: Richard Seddon (Person)
Description: A politician who served as premier of New Zealand


Name: Jadeite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with about the same hardness as quartz.


Name: founder or reformer of Smarta tradition (Role)
Description: Role held by Adi Shankara in the Smarta tradition


Name: A-ha (music group)
Description: A Norwegian band formed in 1982


Name: Numerous Prominent Tennis Players (Classification)
Description: The title given to numerous tennis players produced from a particular source


Name: Commuter rail service to Greenfield, Massachusetts (Commuter Rail Service)
Description: The commuter rail service provided by the CDOT beyond Springfield, Massachusetts


Name: Carnival of Binche (Event)
Description: A famous three-day carnival held near Mons, Belgium


Name: Belpearl company (Pearl Producer/Trader)
Description: Continues to purchase the remaining Kasumiga-ura pearls


Name: Tyrian purple (Dye)
Description: These materials were dyed with the Tyrian purple dye


Name: Calcium (Element)
Description: A soft, alkaline-earth metal element with the symbol Ca.


Name: Inscriptions found on metal amulets (text or inscription)
Description: Texts found on metal amulets.


Name: Infinite Sets (Mathematical Object)
Description: In modern mathematics, lines are considered as the set of all their points.


Name: Ossicles (Bone)
Description: Three bones in each middle ear that articulate only with each other.


Name: Axis occupation (Historical event)
Description: The Axis occupation of Thasos from April 1941 to October 1944


Name: Om Jai Jagdish Hare (Prayer)
Description: A Hindi prayer to Vishnu


Name: Manuel Elkin Patarroyo (Person)
Description: Known for his groundbreaking work on synthetic vaccines for malaria


Name: Crust of Earth (Geological entity)
Description: The outermost layer of a celestial body, which is solid rock or other material.


Name: 2018 (Time period)
Description: The year when the referendum question did not pass


Name: Semiconductor (Material)
Description: A material with properties between conductors and insulators, widely used in electronic devices.


Name: 1457 (Year)
Description: The year the German-speaking Walser were forbidden from expanding further


Name: Rulers (Political leaders)
Description: Rulers of a country or region


Name: EnzymesAndProteins (BiologicalCompounds)
Description: Complex organic compounds that are essential to the functioning of living organisms


Name: Pure iron (99.9%～99.999%) (Element)
Description: Also called electrolytic iron


Name: Red and Blue (Color Symbols)
Description: Symbols representing political parties in the U.S.


Name: July 18, 2011 (Date)
Description: The date when the Tissint meteorite fell


Name: 2001 - present (Time period)
Description: The years since the U.S.-led invasion during which Afghanistan has experienced a period of relative stability and rebuilding


Name: Arab Andalusian Music (Music)
Description: Musical genre that was revived due to social and cultural revival led by the elite of the time


Name: Haslochtal (Location)
Description: A valley in Spessart, Germany


Name: 3000 BCE (Time Period)
Description: A time period in the past


Name: TGG (Inorganic Compound)
Description: A kind of synthetic garnet, with the chemical composition Tb3Ga5O12


Name: Ancient Cratered Terrain and Impact Basins (Geological Feature)
Description: Large, heavily cratered areas on Ceres' surface, evidence of the planetoid's history of impacts


Name: Engraved plate (Artwork Material)
Description: The metal plate with the engraved design


Name: Blast Furnace (Machinery)
Description: A large metallurgical furnace used for smelting iron and steel


Name: Nabimusaite group (Group of minerals)
Description: A rare group of minerals that Stracherite belongs to.


Name: Date (30 September 2017) (Event)
Description: The date when the Musée du Conti was reopened.


Name: Minoans (Historical civilization)
Description: An archaeological culture of the Aegean Bronze Age, located primarily on the island of Crete.


Name: taxonomic system of black corals (Coral taxonomy)
Description: The taxonomic system of the black corals that was transformed


Name: Ornamental Value (Quality)
Description: The aesthetic appeal or attractiveness of an object or material.


Name: Samuel Ward (minister)
Description: The Town Lecturer of Ipswich from 1611 to 1634


Name: Gneiss (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A common and widely distributed type of metamorphic rock.


Name: Ethiopia (Country)
Description: The location where the first published report of gem opal from Ethiopia appeared in 1994


Name: Zinc metal (Element)
Description: Element not produced on a large scale until the 12th century in India


Name: Caesium Chloride (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula CsCl


Name: twelve departments (administrative divisions)
Description: The first-level administrative units of Benin


Name: Advanced chemical analysis by gemological labs (Gem Laboratory Service)
Description: Services used to identify treated sapphires


Name: United Nations Security Council Resolution 1295 (Legislation)
Description: A United Nations resolution that led to the meeting in Kimberley, South Africa to plan a method by which the trade in conflict diamonds could be halted


Name: over 400 vertebrate species (species)
Description: Animals characterized by a spinal column and a backbone


Name: contemporary influences (Cultural influence)
Description: Influences from contemporary cultures and traditions


Name: Albrecht von Haller (Person)
Description: A person who described the Alps as an area of mythical purity in his poem.


Name: Grain of Sand (Inanimate object)
Description: An object often associated with causing irritation leading to pearl formation


Name: Chicken (Species)
Description: A domesticated bird species


Name: Eastern Orthodoxy (Religion)
Description: A branch of Christianity originating with the Eastern Christian Church, established in 1054 AD.


Name: Snake goddess figurines, La Parisienne Fresco, and marine style of pottery decoration (Artifact)
Description: Most recognizable Minoan artifacts that date from this time


Name: Voter Disenfranchisement (Alabama) (Law)
Description: The provisions for voter disenfranchisement implemented in Alabama, which significantly reduced the number of African American voters.


Name: Pyrrhotite-4C, Pyrrhotite-5C, 6C, 7C, and 11C (Polytypes of Pyrrhotite)
Description: -


Name: Metal oxide or hydroxide nanoparticles (ChemicalEntity)
Description: Nanoscale particles of metal oxides or hydroxides.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The modern Greek state, established in 1832


Name: Municipal Utility (Industry or Occupation)
Description: The specific industry or occupation the map example is made for


Name: Marmolada (Mountain)
Description: the highest mountain in the Dolomites


Name: Iran (Country)
Description: A country to the west


Name: British Geological Survey (Organization)
Description: When the degree of metamorphism is low and the origin of the rock can be determined from its characteristics alone.


Name: Construction materials (Man-made object)
Description: Materials used in the construction or repair of buildings, roads, and other physical infrastructure


Name: Ultraviolet light and photoresist layer (Tools)
Description: Two tools used to create patterns on the circuit.


Name: Individual preference and regional traditions (Cultural norm)
Description: The personal and cultural factors influencing the choice of iṣṭa devatā


Name: Elite (social group)
Description: a privileged class of people in a society, often characterized by wealth and power


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


Name: Use of copper in these tools (material usage)
Description: The use of copper in these tools preceded the use of iron.


Name: Achaeans, Danaans, and Argives (ethnic group)
Description: Achaeans, Danaans, and Argives are an ethnic group


Name: Canadian Diamond Code of Conduct (Regulation)
Description: a tracking system for Canadian diamonds aimed at protecting their 'conflict free' label


Name: Hanko (Seal)
Description: The common seals used in Japan


Name: Valais (region)
Description: a region of southwestern Switzerland, known for its vineyards and ski resorts


Name: Other Nationalities (Demographic Group)
Description: Residents from all countries except EU/EEA and Switzerland


Name: South Korea (Country)
Description: Officially the Republic of Korea


Name: 2019 (Year)
Description: The year 2019


Name: Alloco (Dish)
Description: A common street food in Ivory Coast


Name: SS (Organization)
Description: A paramilitary organization under Nazi Germany, responsible for numerous war crimes during World War II


Name: late 19th and early 20th centuries (time period)
Description: The periods when most of the jewellery was presumably created


Name: Anthropology (Discipline)
Description: The discipline that the sociology of culture grew from


Name: Whale Skeleton (Animal skeletal structure)
Description: Skeletal structure of whales, adapted for swimming.


Name: China (Country)
Description: Finger-painting with watercolor paints originated in China.


Name: Plague epidemics (Disease outbreaks)
Description: Outbreaks of the plague in Tunisia.


Name: Chickpeas (Food)
Description: The food item Chickpeas


Name: Carinthia, Austria (Region)
Description: A federal state of Austria


Name: Acute Auditory Perception (Ability)
Description: The ability for acute auditory perception


Name: Eugamantia sacculata (Organism)
Description: A green alga that can bore through limestone.


Name: Assyrian trade colony (Economic Structure)
Description: Trading settlement from Assyria in Kültepe


Name: Vermont Marble (Geological Formation)
Description: A marble formation in Vermont, USA


Name: Imports from Britain, China, and the European continent (Imports)
Description: imports from Britain, China, and the European continent serving the European market


Name: Panel paintings, Eastern Orthodox icons (Painting types)
Description: The traditional and common support for watercolor paintings is paper; other supports include papyrus, bark papers, plastics, vellum or leather, fabric, wood and canvas.


Name: Corundum (Al2O3) (corundum group mineral)
Description: an example of a corundum group mineral


Name: Candidate status granting (political event)
Description: The process of granting candidate status to Ukraine by the EU in June 2022


Name: Alpine skiing (Sport)
Description: A sport that is popular in Austria


Name: Premonetary Currencies (Monetary System)
Description: An early form of currency in Great Moravia.


Name: Khibiny Mountains (mountain range)
Description: A mountain range in the Kola Peninsula, Russia.


Name: Forms of Zinc (MedicationForm)
Description: Different physical or chemical states of zinc suitable for consumption