Name: frame (Building component)
Description: An essential element for glass curtains walls due to their brittleness.


Name: San Marino (Enclave)
Description: An independent republic entirely enclosed by Italy


Name: Lead (Metal)
Description: In the wake of lead concerns


Name: H. G. Wells (Person)
Description: An English author


Name: Davids Island (Island)
Description: An island off the Long Island Sound shore


Name: Mosque (Religious Building)
Description: A place of worship for Islam


Name: World (Concept)
Description: Including 19th-century Mexican scholars and modern world.


Name: 52.2% of the population were Christian, 24.6% were Muslim (Percentage)
Description: Religious composition according to the latest estimate


Name: First gemological laboratory serving the jewelry trade (Infrastructure)
Description: The first lab established to analyze and identify gems for the jewelry industry


Name: Horseshoe Bend National Military Park (National Park Service Site)
Description: A national military park located near Alexander City, Alabama


Name: Urbanization (Social Change)
Description: Increase in urban areas following World War II


Name: Greek city states (Political Division)
Description: Independent cities in ancient Greece


Name: Fe2+ and Ti4+ (Chemical element)
Description: Tend to increase refractive indices


Name: State of New York (State)
Description: One of the 50 states of the United States


Name: Santander Bank (Company)
Description: A bank based in Boston


Name: Shikoku (region)
Description: The region of Shikoku


Name: Tsavo area, Kenya (Geographical location)
Description: -


Name: Blue Topaz (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: National Centre of Scientific Research 'Demokritos' (Research Center)
Description: The largest multidisciplinary research center in Greece


Name: A period in the mid-20th century (Time Period)
Description: A time period in the past


Name: William I of the Netherlands (Person)
Description: The Prince of Orange, King of the Netherlands


Name: Nacre (Organic-inorganic composite material)
Description: An inner shell layer produced by some molluscs


Name: Bohemia (Region)
Description: A historical region and current territory of the Czech Republic


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The sovereign state of Greece as a parliamentary republic


Name: Le Pèlerinage de Charlemagne à Jérusalem et à Constantinople (French romance)
Description: A French medieval text where a fictionalized Charlemagne encounters a carbuncle


Name: Glagolitic alphabet (Writing System)
Description: Alphabet suitable for Slavic languages


Name: Santiago de Compostela (location)
Description: A location where the stone was taken as a souvenir by pilgrims.


Name: Shaivism (Religious tradition)
Description: A major denomination of Hinduism that worships Shiva


Name: Premiums (Payment method)
Description: Fees paid by the insured to keep their policy active.


Name: Cicero (Person)
Description: Roman philosopher and statesman


Name: Regional Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A process that occurs at high thermal gradients of greater than 30 °C/km


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


Name: Warm water and soap (Cleaning Solution)
Description: Avoid ultrasonic cleaners or steam when cleaning a topaz gemstone


Name: Metals (Element)
Description: A class of elements characterized by their physical properties, including conducting electricity and having a solid state at room temperature.


Name: Number of Municipalities (Quantity)
Description: The number of municipalities within the canton.


Name: Oppdal (Location)
Description: A town in Norway


Name: Sedimentary Rocks (Geological Rock)
Description: Rocks formed by the deposition and indurement of sediment


Name: due to a rise in the number of mothers at work (Social Trend)
Description: The reason primary schools in Austria started offering pre-lesson and afternoon care.


Name: Violations of human rights (Political Issue)
Description: Russia is involved in violations of human rights.


Name: Oxidizing Acids (Class of Acids)
Description: Acids that oxidize other substances


Name: glaciation (geological_process)
Description: The slow flow and movement of a glacier, which can cause erosion.


Name: Civil Servants in Northern Ireland (Governmental Body)
Description: A group of civil servants who work for the devolved government in Northern Ireland


Name: one of the highest suicide rates among high-income countries (Statistic)
Description: a high rate of suicides compared to other wealthy nations


Name: Neodymium Purification (Process)
Description: The process of purifying neodymium


Name: Benedictine order (ReligiousOrganization)
Description: An Order of Christian monks following the Rule of St. Benedict


Name: 1999 (Year)
Description: A year in the 20th century


Name: elected, unicameral Parliament (Institution)
Description: A single-chamber legislature elected by the people


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: Planetary body where the Allende meteorite was found.


Name: Bokmål and Nynorsk (Languages)
Description: Two official written forms for Norwegian


Name: Alabama State Route 174 in Alabama (Transportation_route)
Description: A state highway that runs within the borders of Alabama.


Name: Mayday and heavy metal band Chthonic (Music Group)
Description: Taiwanese musical acts, Mayday being a pop rock group and Chthonic a heavy metal band


Name: [muco]adhesive and cellular uptake enhancing properties (Characteristic)
Description: Properties that allow for increased adhesion to mucus and enhanced cellular uptake


Name: relationship between gneiss and granite (Relation)
Description: The relationship that James Hutton made comments on


Name: Piazza della Riforma, 1, 6900 Lugano, Switzerland (Location)
Description: The Cattedrale della Santa Riforma di Lugano is located in Piazza della Riforma, Lugano, Switzerland


Name: month of April (time period)
Description: -


Name: 1085 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Olivine mining (Industry)
Description: The extraction of olivine from the earth


Name: Asiento system (Historical System)
Description: A system used by Spain to trade enslaved peoples


Name: Copper(III) (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with the atomic number 29.


Name: 'Music on Main' (Event)
Description: A series of weekly public concerts for local musicians held in Sparta from June through September every year


Name: Metal Finishing (Process)
Description: The process of applying a protective or decorative coating to metal surfaces


Name: 13.4% of Spanish economic output (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Spanish economic output accounted by Andalusia in the year 2018


Name: Multiple fires (Event)
Description: Series of fires that destroyed parts of the town


Name: Bright Colors (Color)
Description: Colors that are perceived as bright or vivid.


Name: Catholic Europe's Art (Art Movement)
Description: Realism steadily grew in this art


Name: Nanoparticles (Material)
Description: Refers to very small particles, usually in the nanometer size range


Name: Vaitepiha Bay, Papetoʻai Bay on Moʻorea (Location)
Description: Bays in Tahiti and Moorea respectively


Name: Visp (city)
Description: A municipality in the district of Visp, in the canton of Valais, Switzerland.


Name: jackals (Animal)
Description: A member of the Canidae family, characterized by long legs and a slender body


Name: MBO (Education System)
Description: A form of middle-level applied education in the Netherlands


Name: Donald Toon (Person)
Description: Director of the NCA's economic crime command


Name: true (Fact)
Description: Whether carbon can be produced in stars


Name: Light yellow or brown (Color)
Description: N-Y usually appears light yellow or brown.


Name: ETA (Terrorist Organization)
Description: Armed Basque nationalist group that existed from 1959 to 2018


Name: High-Energy Organic Matter (Substance)
Description: Organic matter with high energy content


Name: Dressoir de parement or buffet (Furniture)
Description: A large piece of furniture used to store and display tableware.


Name: Famous Mallorcans (Person)
Description: Individuals who lived on Mallorca before its reconquest from the Moors


Name: Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto (Educational Institution)
Description: A federal university in the city of Ouro Preto


Name: International Study (Study)
Description: Research conducted on an international scale


Name: Paris art scene (Art Scene)
Description: Christian Krohg was influenced by the art scene in Paris


Name: earlier Middle Helladic traditions (Time period)
Description: Ancient Greek time period


Name: Economic hardship (Condition)
Description: A period of difficulty or instability in a country's economy.


Name: 55% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of global aluminum production that China contributes


Name: Bamber Gascoigne (Person)
Description: An art historian and television presenter


Name: Cycles of Poverty and Exploitation (issue)
Description: A cycle where low wages and hazardous working conditions perpetuate poverty.


Name: Thessaly (Region)
Description: Northern region in Greece


Name: 10th and 12th centuries (Time period)
Description: A time when most of the pagan Greek religion and traditions were eliminated in Mani


Name: Celts and Ligures, Rome (Ancient civilization, Political entity)
Description: The early inhabitants of the Aosta Valley were Celts and Ligures. Rome conquered the region.


Name: Macroscopic Fossils (Fossil)
Description: Fossils large enough to be seen with the naked eye


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: Separated from Turkey by the Chios Strait


Name: Aromanian Language (Language)
Description: Another language spoken in Thessaly


Name: North American strewn field (tektite_strewn_field)
Description: The area where Georgiaite tektites are found.


Name: Interior Patio or Courtyard (Architectural Feature)
Description: One of the most characteristic elements (and one of the most obviously influenced by Roman architecture)


Name: Second highest democracy score in Asia and Australasia (Ranking)
Description: In 2022, the Economist Intelligence Unit's Democracy Index ranked Taiwan as having the second highest democracy score in Asia and Australasia


Name: Gustavsvik water park (Water Park)
Description: A water park in Örebro


Name: Smithsonian Institution (Institution)
Description: An American research organization and museum complex.


Name: Art Movement: Post-Impressionism (art movement)
Description: Art movement that developed in reaction to Impressionism, characterized by bold colors and emotive content


Name: female peafowl do not select mates solely on the basis of their trains (Behavioral Observation)
Description: Observation about female peafowls' mate selection behavior


Name: Acting President Turchynov, President Poroshenko (Political Leader)
Description: The acting president and the president of Ukraine at different times.


Name: Geneva (City)
Description: Second most populous city of Switzerland


Name: Rome (Empire)
Description: Ancient Roman Empire


Name: Commonwealth of Nations (International organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization consisting of 54 member states that are almost all former territories of the British Empire.


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


Name: Prussia and the Duke of Nassau (country_and_noble)
Description: The Kingdom of Prussia and the Duchy of Nassau


Name: Hajigak iron ore deposit (Mine)
Description: A huge iron ore deposit located in central Afghanistan


Name: Lithium Compounds (Compound Category)
Description: A category of compounds containing lithium


Name: Chatoyancy in wood (Phenomenon)
Description: The chatoyancy phenomenon found in various species of wood.


Name: 10000 m3 (Quantity)
Description: The equivalent of the estimated amount of Darwin Glass


Name: Iron(III) oxide mixed with aluminium powder (chemical compound mixture)
Description: A mixture of Iron(III) oxide and aluminium powder that can ignite to create a thermite reaction.


Name: a number of alloys (Material category)
Description: Including aluminum in alloy composition to enhance corrosion resistance


Name: OECD intergovernmental organizations (Organization)
Description: An international organization that promotes policies to improve the economic and social well-being of people around the world


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


Name: Glass, concrete, metals, and organic matter (Materials)
Description: Solid substances that can be used as building materials


Name: World Health Organization (International Agency)
Description: Global health organization advocating zinc supplementation for severe malnutrition and diarrhea


Name: Civil Service System (Administrative System)
Description: A system of hiring, managing, and dismissing government employees based on merit rather than political affiliation.


Name: International Mineralogical Association's listing (Scientific classification system)
Description: List of minerals recognized by the International Mineralogical Association


Name: Scythia (Geographical area)
Description: A region that once stretched from the Carpathian Mountains to the Yenisei River, encompassing modern-day Ukraine and Southern Russia


Name: after World War II (TimePeriod)
Description: The time period following the end of World War II when Tunisia gained independence


Name: Read (Person)
Description: Considered regionally metamorphosed rocks to result from the passage of waves or fronts of metasomatizing solutions


Name: Small Size (Class: Property)
Description: Being small or compact.


Name: Mainland China (Location)
Description: Part of mainland Asia


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


Name: Conecuh National Forest (National Forest)
Description: One of the four national forests in Alabama


Name: - (Compound)
Description: Information about the formation of afwillite from calcium silicates through hydration


Name: Processed Foods (Food Product)
Description: A primary source of sodium chloride for Americans.


Name: Batavian rebellion of 69 AD (Historical Event)
Description: Uprising by the Batavi against the Romans


Name: Slate, Shale, Pelite (Rocks)
Description: The protolith for phyllite is shale or pelite; or slate, which in turn came from a shale protolith


Name: Merit and Examinations (Concept)
Description: Valuing individual merit through examinations


Name: Straw (Material)
Description: Long thin piece of dry grass or cereal plant used for various purposes.


Name: primary energy sources (Energy Source)
Description: The main fuels used to generate power or do work


Name: Health issues (problem)
Description: Problems related to the handling of waste, consumption of contaminated resources, and adverse effects on health


Name: Uranium Oxidation Species (Chemical Compound)
Description: Different forms and degrees of oxidized uranium


Name: crystals for watches (Product)
Description: Crystals used in mechanical watches


Name: Renal Handling of Potassium (Physiological Process)
Description: The process by which the kidneys handle potassium


Name: Reduction in Kidney Function (Medical Condition)
Description: A decrease in the ability of the kidneys to filter blood, regulate fluids and electrolytes, remove wastes, and produce urine.


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


Name: The Great Pyramid of Giza (historical site)
Description: Ancient Egyptian pyramid


Name: Toxicity symptoms (Health Condition)
Description: Symptoms associated with copper toxicity, which can occur if the metal is ingested or absorbed excessively


Name: Islamic events and festivals (Festival)
Description: Includes Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr and Ashura


Name: Europe (continent)
Description: In Europe


Name: 6% of sedimentary rocks (Percentage of sedimentary rocks)
Description: Approximately one-nineteenth of all sedimentary rocks


Name: Pork (Meat)
Description: Not consumed due to religious reasons


Name: Pōmare II (King)
Description: The King of Tahiti who united Tahiti under a single family.


Name: van der Waals forces (physical force)
Description: Attractive forces between molecules that are in close proximity to each other


Name: Amino Acids (Organic Compounds)
Description: Compounds containing both an acid and an amine


Name: Plataforma Solar de Almería (PSA) (solar exploration center)
Description: An important center for the exploration of solar energy in the Tabernas Desert


Name: Diverse array of flora (Flora)
Description: Alabama is home to a diverse array of flora in habitats that range from the Tennessee Valley, Appalachian Plateau, and Ridge-and-Valley Appalachians of the north to the Piedmont, Canebrake, and Black Belt of the central region to the Gulf Coastal Plain and beaches along the Gulf of Mexico in the south.


Name: Taliban (Group)
Description: A militant Islamic fundamentalist political movement and military organization in Afghanistan and Pakistan.


Name: poor governments (Government Classification)
Description: Governments of developing countries


Name: Ancient Greek ceramics (Artifact)
Description: The artifacts where the black-figure and red-figure styles were used.


Name: Optical Band Gap in a Photonic Crystal (Physical Property)
Description: The optical band gap that prevents visible light from passing through large thicknesses of the opal


Name: Yule Marble (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of marble used in various historical structures.


Name: Council of Ministers (Government Body)
Description: Group of cabinet ministers who advise and assist the Prime Minister


Name: Various Minerals (Mineral Resources)
Description: Significant amounts of Lithium, Copper, Gold, Coal, Iron Ore, and other minerals


Name: chemicals and related products (Industry)
Description: A sector contributing to North Macedonia's exports in 2014


Name: Precious metals such as silver-gilt (Material)
Description: The materials from which expensive table decorations were made


Name: Amazigh (Term)
Description: According to Abraham Isaac Laredo's proposal


Name: M2 site on mirror planes (Crystallographic Position)
Description: A specific crystallographic position


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


Name: Graphite (Chemical Compound)
Description: Accumulation of graphite may lead to reactor accidents in nuclear applications


Name: 2:1 clay minerals (pyrophyllite-talc) (Subgroup of clay minerals)
Description: A group of phyllosilicates characterized by their T-O-T stacks


Name: Synthetic diamonds (Man-made object)
Description: diamonds produced using advanced technology


Name: Jamaica (Country)
Description: A Caribbean island country that had numerous immigrants in Colombia


Name: Late Helladic period (time period)
Description: Time period spanning multiple centuries in the history of Greece


Name: Middle Ages (Historical Period)
Description: Period in European history that lasted from the 5th to the 15th century.


Name: Islamic dress code (Dress_code)
Description: Set of clothing rules and guidelines for Muslims


Name: Pattachitra (ArtForm)
Description: Traditional cloth-based scroll painting from Odisha and West Bengal


Name: Magnesium Chloride (Compound)
Description: A compound formed by the reaction of magnesium and chlorine


Name: World Rally Championship (Racing)
Description: Japanese automotive manufacturers have been successful in this category of racing.


Name: Cerium sulfide red (Inorganic Pigment)
Description: A vivid red inorganic pigment used on its own.


Name: James Bond (Media franchise)
Description: A British secret agent and fictional character who is the protagonist of the James Bond film series


Name: Diamond (Material)
Description: A gemstone consisting mainly of carbon


Name: Cintamani (Symbol)
Description: Wish-Fulfilling Gem


Name: Students (Student)
Description: Individuals who receive education.


Name: The Enough Project (Organization)
Description: U.S.-based policy and advocacy group


Name: Cold War (1947–1991) (Event)
Description: Conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union and their respective allies, characterized by political and military tension


Name: Maastricht, Netherlands (Location)
Description: The location where the oldest human traces in the Netherlands were found.


Name: Jade (Material)
Description: A precious stone used for utilitarian and ceremonial objects in ancient China.


Name: Reflection on Infinity (Concept)
Description: A deep contemplation of the concept of infinity


Name: Delhi (city)
Description: The city of Delhi plundered by Nader Shah alongside his 16-year-old commander, Ahmad Shah Durrani in 1747


Name: High doses of PFOS and PFOA (Chemical Amount)
Description: An excessive amount of the specific perfluorinated compounds


Name: Association Trio (international cooperation format)
Description: A tripartite format for enhanced cooperation, coordination, and dialogue between Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine


Name: Minimal Amounts of Beryllium (Concentration)
Description: A very small amount of a substance that is present, often as an impurity or contaminant.


Name: October 1772 (Time)
Description: Month and year of death


Name: Malachite mining (Mining Activity)
Description: The mining of Malachite


Name: bridges and tunnels (Infrastructure)
Description: Structures built to facilitate travel across water or other physical barriers


Name: Achilles (Football Club)
Description: A non-League football club in the Suffolk & Ipswich League


Name: April 27, 1945 (Date)
Description: A specific date in history


Name: July record temperature (Temperature)
Description: 35.9 °C (96.6 °F) in 2022


Name: public display of royal art collection (Event)
Description: The act of exhibiting or showcasing a collection to the public


Name: Juan Ramón Jiménez (Author)
Description: Author of the Romanticism in Spain


Name: Industrial activity (Economic Activity)
Description: The production of goods or services, especially on a large scale.


Name: diamond jewelry (type of jewelry)
Description: Jewelry that includes diamonds.


Name: In Mobile (Location)
Description: The city where it exists.


Name: god of Kashima (Deity)
Description: Deity associated with Kashima, Japan


Name: Despeñaperros Gorge (Geographical Feature)
Description: Natural frontier between Castile and Andalusia


Name: Number of Children in Cresciano Kindergarten (Quantity)
Description: The number of children enrolled in kindergarten facilities in the municipality of Cresciano.


Name: Athena Parthenos cult (Cult)
Description: The cult of Athena in her form as a maiden


Name: Alinghi sailing team (Sailing Team)
Description: A Swiss sailing team that won the America's Cup in 2003 and 2007


Name: Agha then Dey (Title)
Description: The title received by the new leader


Name: Manufacturers (Landstroms, others) (Gold Jewelry Producers)
Description: Entities that produce black hills gold jewelry


Name: Enemy units within the context of NATO Military Symbols for Land Based Systems (Military Unit)
Description: Units representing hostile forces in NATO simulations


Name: French romance (Literary work)
Description: A medieval literary work written in French


Name: Kimberley Process scheme (International Certification Scheme)
Description: An international certification scheme aimed at stopping the flow of conflict diamonds


Name: Charles Michel (Person)
Description: Belgian politician who served as Prime Minister and President of the European Council


Name: Jordanian authorities (Organization)
Description: Government officials of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.


Name: -0.4 °C (31 °F) (Temperature)
Description: Average temperature at Sněžka


Name: Laws and insurance in different government branches (e.g., states or cities) (legal)
Description: Differences in laws and insurance between various government branches


Name: Water bearing (hydrous) mineral phases (Geological formation)
Description: The minerals that release water into the mantle


Name: Earth's Ice-free Land (Location)
Description: The area of Earth not covered by ice or water


Name: Uranium Supply (Resource)
Description: The available supply of uranium


Name: Phosphorus impurities (Impurity)
Description: Impurities that were required spiegeleisen in the Bessemer process


Name: Andalucía por sí, para España y la Humanidad (Phrase)
Description: An inscription below the Andalusian emblem reads 'Andalucía por sí, para España y la Humanidad'.


Name: inland shipping fleet of the Netherlands (fleet)
Description: The largest inland shipping fleet in Europe.


Name: Physical and mineralogical differences (Differences)
Description: Represents the changes in physical and mineralogical properties due to changes in coordination numbers.


Name: Sociology and Anthropology (Disciplines Intersection)
Description: The intersection of sociology and anthropology where the field developed


Name: Step-cut stones (type of diamond cut)
Description: Stones prominently in their design.


Name: 600 and 700 MPa (Physical Property)
Description: The four-point bending strength of polycrystalline corundum


Name: obtaining food (goal)
Description: Has lost its character as a means of obtaining food


Name: Dating of Torcs (historical event)
Description: -


Name: Broadway (Thoroughfare)
Description: A main local thoroughfare in Inwood, co-designated US 9 at this point.


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: The country where Y Gododdin was most likely composed


Name: The hackle (Military Artifact)
Description: A clipped plume or short spray of coloured feathers attached to a military headdress


Name: The relationship between the crown angle and the pavilion angle (Diamond specifications relationship)
Description: Has the greatest effect on the look of the diamond


Name: Tianzi Apparel (Clothes)
Description: Clothes collectively called tianzi apparel worn by Song dynasty emperors


Name: Light gray to light green, to a bluish white or brilliant white (Color)
Description: Different shades of color that Tuckahoe marble can take


Name: 2 * Radius (r) (Expression)
Description: Twice the distance from the center of the sphere to any point on its surface.


Name: The Paris Salon (Art exhibition)
Description: The most important commercial art show of the time.


Name: the modern Administrative Region of Thessaly (administrative_region)
Description: The name 'Thessaly' is now associated with the Modern Administrative Region


Name: Burned Waste containing Metals (Substance)
Description: Waste that contains metals and has been burned


Name: Research and Discussion (Scientific Activity)
Description: Activities aimed at understanding the origin of Group A eclogite xenoliths


Name: Light (550–530 nm) (Spectrum of Light)
Description: A specific range of wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation


Name: apartment blocks repurposed as accommodations for employees of the State Agency (facility)
Description: The apartment blocks in Chernobyl city that have been repurposed to accommodate employees of the State Agency


Name: Short U–O bonds (chemical property)
Description: A chemical property of the uranyl ion indicating the length of the Uranium to Oxygen bonds


Name: Lake Tekapo (Lake)
Description: A lake in the Mackenzie Country on the South Island of New Zealand


Name: Roman Jewelry (artifact)
Description: Jewelry made in the Roman Empire


Name: Bendjedid (Person)
Description: Chadli Bendjedid, President of Algeria who resigned in January 1992


Name: Egg yolk (Substance)
Description: A quick-drying binding agent for blue pigments


Name: Urban Culture, Rural Culture (Culture)
Description: Both urban and rural cultures are present in New Zealand


Name: Silicate minerals (Geological mineral type)
Description: A large and diverse class of minerals characterized by their chemical composition


Name: Barnato Diamond Mining Company (Company)
Description: Mining company merged to form De Beers Consolidated Mines


Name: Benches as makeshift desks or exchange counters (Physical object/Artifact)
Description: Florentine bankers used benches for making transactions during the Renaissance


Name: emerald (gemstone)
Description: A type of gemstone


Name: Free Democratic Party and the Alliance 90/The Greens (Political party)
Description: Smaller parties that have been junior partners in coalition governments


Name: Oceanic (Cfb), Cool/Warm-summer humid continental (Dfb), Subarctic/Subalpine (Dfc), Tundra/Alpine (ET), and Ice-Cap (EF) (ClimateType)
Description: The various climate types Austria experiences


Name: Armenian Wedding Custom (Tradition)
Description: A bride was given a pomegranate fruit, which she threw against a wall, breaking it into pieces. Scattered pomegranate seeds ensured the bride future children.


Name: Colombia's presidential election (political_event)
Description: Election to determine the President of Colombia


Name: Thomas Vinterberg and Lars von Trier (Filmmakers)
Description: Two prominent Danish filmmakers who have had an impact on both Danish and Norwegian cinema


Name: French journée (day) (language_term)
Description: The French word whose origin is the basis for the term 'journeyman'


Name: Hittite Records (document)
Description: Ancient Anatolian texts written in Hittite language


Name: Black Elk Peak (Harney Peak) (location)
Description: Highest point in South Dakota, USA


Name: Dharmavidya David Brazier (Person)
Description: A British Theravada Buddhist teacher and author


Name: Rock (Geographical_region)
Description: The naturally occurring solid substances making up the Earth's terrestrial surface.


Name: Barbarian Raids (Historical Event)
Description: Raids by nomadic tribes in late antiquity and early medieval period


Name: Josiah Emery (Watch Maker)
Description: Swiss watchmaker based in London who produced lever escapement watches


Name: gold medal (Award)
Description: Gold medal for his artwork at the British Empire Exhibition in 1924


Name: Use of live jewelry (Practice)
Description: The practice of using live insects as jewelry.


Name: Quantum physics (Science)
Description: A fundamental theory in physics that includes attributes of matter and energy


Name: Birefringence (Optical Phenomenon)
Description: Double refraction of light entering the material in all directions other than an optic axis


Name: Tuckahoe marble (Material)
Description: A nearly pure white marble that was quarried in Tuckahoe, Westchester.


Name: Two-child policy (Policy)
Description: A policy that replaced the One-child policy in 2016, allowing families to have two children


Name: 1876 (Time)
Description: Year when construction of a dock started in Horta's harbor


Name: Milford Sound (Fjord)
Description: A fjord in the southwest of New Zealand's South Island


Name: Financial Assistance (ESM) (Financial Support)
Description: The European Stability Mechanism provides financial assistance to eurozone countries in trouble.


Name: Renin Levels (Physiological Parameter)
Description: The level of renin in the body, which affects the output of the renin–angiotensin system


Name: Beaufort cheese (food)
Description: A French mountain cheese


Name: Non-western background (Background)
Description: A background that is not western


Name: Monumento alla Libertà (Building)
Description: A monument located in Piazza della Riforma, Lugano


Name: nuclear reactor components (Nuclear Component)
Description: Nuclear reactor components where beryllium is used.


Name: Inwood and Marble Hill (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City


Name: Parliament (Legislative Body)
Description: Norwegian legislature responsible for creating and amending laws


Name: a rich and diverse cultural identity, with a unique blend of influences from its many regions and historical periods that make it truly one-of-a-kind (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a rich and diverse cultural identity, with a unique blend of influences from its many regions and historical periods that make it truly one-of-a-kind


Name: Jade (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in various colors, primarily green and white


Name: 9th in international tourism receipts (Ranking)
Description: In 2007, Austria ranked 9th worldwide in international tourism receipts


Name: Millions of Colombians (Group)
Description: A large group of people in Colombia.


Name: Towns and church institutions (Geographical Area, Religious Organization)
Description: Community areas governed by local government or religious groups


Name: Energy Consumption during Building Material Production (Energy Consumption)
Description: The energy consumed during the production of building materials.


Name: Sardinia (region)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea.


Name: 221 BCE (Year)
Description: A year in the proleptic Gregorian calendar


Name: 9.91% (PercentageValue)
Description: The percentage of Australia's total GDP spent on healthcare


Name: UAB School of Dentistry (Dental school)
Description: Part of the University of Alabama at Birmingham


Name: Canada and the United States (Location)
Description: Countries


Name: Wet cell (Material)
Description: A type of primary cell that uses a liquid electrolyte, such as sulfuric acid, and a porous pot to separate the anode and cathode.


Name: Wriggling (Texturing Techniques)
Description: Technique used to texture leaves, creating a textured or frosty effect


Name: William Saville-Kent (Person)
Description: A British biologist who developed the process of culturing pearls


Name: Biogeochemical relations between microorganisms and minerals (Scientific research area)
Description: The study of how biogeochemical cycles contribute to the formation of minerals


Name: North Macedonia's political divergence (Political issue)
Description: The main political divide in North Macedonia based on ethnicity


Name: Friedrichroda (Town)
Description: -


Name: painted monster (artistic representation)
Description: The painted creature on the Corinthian vase


Name: Europe (Geographical Area)
Description: A continent located primarily in the Northern Hemisphere


Name: other Orthodox Churches (Religious Organization)
Description: Other Eastern Orthodox Christian churches


Name: Denali (Mountain peak)
Description: The highest peak in the United States and continent of North America


Name: independent art scene, distinct neighborhoods, and a distinctive architectural heritage (Characteristic)
Description: A collection of unique artistic, urban, and architectural elements


Name: Immanuel Kant (Philosopher)
Description: The philosopher whose individualist definition of enlightenment was opposed by Herder.


Name: Artisanal or small scale mining (Classification of a process)
Description: A classification for the process of gold production by artisanal or small-scale miners


Name: Gehobener Dienst (Career level)
Description: The career level that judges belong to within the group of Beamte


Name: Silver Scroll (Artifact)
Description: An example of a textual Jewish amulet dating back to around 630 BCE.


Name: Talismanic Seals (Artifact)
Description: A class of seals with bold and deeply cut designs


Name: Pigment or Ink (Material)
Description: Substances added to a material to absorb certain wavelengths of light


Name: Thermal Conductivity of CVD Diamond (Physical Property)
Description: The thermal conductivity of diamond grown through Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD)


Name: Vulpes (Taxonomic Genus)
Description: The genus to which the red fox belongs.


Name: Tunnock's (Company)
Description: A Lanarkshire teacake and biscuit manufacturer that has sponsored The Tour of Mull since 2005


Name: archaeological sites (place or location)
Description: Places where metal amulets were discovered.


Name: Filings of Reasonable Country-of-Origin Inquiries (RCOI) (Document)
Description: Documents used to determine sources of conflict minerals


Name: Egyptian art (Art Movement)
Description: The art of Ancient Egypt, from prehistory to the Roman conquest.


Name: Religious faith (Belief System)
Description: A system of organized beliefs, practices, and rituals around a higher power or powers.


Name: Most western royal chanceries (Political entity)
Description: Royal administrations in the Western world


Name: 1996 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar, specifically 1996


Name: phenomenon of intimate penetration (GeologicalProcess)
Description: The phenomenon that Michel-Lévy described


Name: England (Country)
Description: A country located in northwestern Europe.


Name: Nodules composed of Larnite and Ye'elimite (Geological Formation)
Description: Nabimusaite was discovered in nodules composed of larnite and ye'elimite,


Name: Work outside the House (Men) (Occupation)
Description: The work performed by men outside the house in Aztec society.


Name: peanuts (Ingredient)
Description: Widely used in many dishes of Ivorian cuisine


Name: Porcelainite chert (Geological formation)
Description: Variety of chert characterized by a high content of opal-CT that recrystallizes at very shallow depths


Name: Antiquisation (Policy)
Description: A policy pursued by the VMRO-DPMNE government in North Macedonia


Name: Practical Fine Cut (Diamond cut benchmark)
Description: Benchmark in Germany and other European countries, developed empirically


Name: Global Economic Policies and Regulations (Economic Policy)
Description: Policies or regulations established by a government to manage its economy


Name: briolette cut (Diamond shape)
Description: A form of the rose cut with a teardrop shape


Name: Tony Awards Ceremony (Event)
Description: Annual ceremony recognizing excellence in live Broadway theatre


Name: Swiss Armed Forces Department (Organization)
Description: The department responsible for the Swiss military.


Name: International Civil Service Commission (ICSC) (Government Body)
Description: An independent expert body established by the United Nations General Assembly.


Name: 32.2-carat stone (Synthetic Diamond)
Description: A synthetic diamond from which the record-setting HPHT colorless diamond was cut


Name: Subducted Sedimentary and Felsic Rock Melting (Geological Process)
Description: The process of melting sedimentary and felsic rocks during subduction.


Name: Art Market (concept)
Description: a system or network of people and organizations dealing in the buying, selling, and promoting of art


Name: housing shortage (Housing Issue)
Description: A situation where the demand for housing exceeds its availability.


Name: Ambient pressure divers (profession)
Description: Profession of individuals who dive using ambient pressure


Name: Fall of the Western Roman Empire (Historical Event)
Description: The event marking the end of the Western Roman Empire


Name: Disorders that cause increased pulmonary artery pressure (Respiratory Disorder)
Description: Conditions in which there is an increased blood pressure within the pulmonary arteries, causing strain on the right side of the heart


Name: Casting (forming process in metalworking)
Description: Achieving a specific form by pouring molten metal into a mold and allowing it to cool


Name: Electrical properties of semiconductors (physical property)
Description: Semiconductor devices, such as transistors, are made possible largely by putting different semiconductor dopants into different places, in specific patterns.


Name: Techniques such as granulation and filigree (Art Technique)
Description: Methods used in creating decorative objects


Name: Metal element shunt resistors (Electrical Device)
Description: Devices used for measuring large amounts of current


Name: Inclusion of carbon in gamma iron (Material)
Description: The inclusion of carbon in gamma iron


Name: Highly ordered materials with similar optical properties to opals (materials)
Description: Structures that have optical properties similar to opal


Name: Normal School at Jefferson City (University)
Description: The university's original name


Name: Henry Lawson (Author)
Description: Australian author who wrote about the bush


Name: Gregory V (Historical Person)
Description: The first German Pope (996–999)


Name: Future NATO membership (Policy Goal)
Description: The goal of future membership in NATO


Name: Cabinet of Norway (Executive body)
Description: The current executive branch of the Government of Norway


Name: Tang, Song, Ming periods (Time period)
Description: Historical periods in Chinese history.


Name: European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) (Organization)
Description: European Union agency that provides independent scientific advice and assists the EU in the evaluation and safeguarding of health and the environment


Name: Andalucía (Spanish place name) (PlaceName)
Description: The Spanish form of Andalusia


Name: Anti-intentionalists (Group)
Description: Theorists who hold that the intentions involved in creating art are irrelevant to interpreting the work


Name: World War I (War)
Description: Global military conflict from 1914 to 1918


Name: Colombia (Beginning of the 20th Century) (Country)
Description: Colombia at the beginning of the 20th century.


Name: Red Flag (Symbol)
Description: A symbol of socialism, communism and revolution


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


Name: Bio-energy (Energy source)
Description: Energy derived from biological materials, such as plant or animal waste.


Name: Church of Greece (church)
Description: Greece's national church.


Name: Tang Gaozu or Emperor Yang Jian (person)
Description: Tang Gaozu or Emperor Yang Jian was another name for Emperor Wen of Liang


Name: Fire Engine Color (Chartreuse) (Color)
Description: In certain parts of the United States and elsewhere, due to claims about increased night-time visibility.


Name: Taroko National Park (attraction)
Description: A beautiful national park with stunning marble cliffs, lush forests, and hiking trails


Name: Taoist Monks (Ancient Chinese) (Gender and Religion Group)
Description: Ancient Chinese Taoist monks


Name: Samurai (Profession)
Description: Traditional Japanese military nobility.


Name: Crystals (Physical object)
Description: Solid with an ordered internal structure and flat faces that meet at definite angles.


Name: Changes in demand and prices (Market forces)
Description: Fluctuations in the desire for and cost of gemstones


Name: 27Al (Isotope)
Description: Created from 26Mg upon capturing free protons and neutrons.


Name: Ukiyo-e prints (Art form)
Description: Continues to be produced using the same materials and methods as in the past.


Name: Ancient kingdom of Paeonia (Historical Region)
Description: The ancient kingdom that North Macedonia geographically corresponds to


Name: [46°, 49° N, 9°, 18° E] (GeographicalCoordinates)
Description: The geographical coordinates where Austria is located.


Name: Elsewhere in the Black Hills (Geographical Region)
Description: Any part of the Black Hills not included in the Northern, Central, Southern, or Wyoming's Black Hills regions


Name: Aztec Empire (empire)
Description: The empire formed by the three city-states.


Name: Pyroxenes (Mineral species)
Description: A group of minerals with a general structure formula of XY(Si2O6).


Name: a yellow stone that was not topaz, but probably chrysolite (chrysoberyl or peridot) (yellow stone)
Description: The yellow stone in the Septuagint translation


Name: Jewish Berbers (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group of Berbers who were renowned silversmiths for their Berber jewellery


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


Name: Epidosite (Stone)
Description: Another stone that lacks feldspar and is also used as beads and cabochons.


Name: Most other diamonds (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Climate change (Environmental issue)
Description: One of the environmental issues in the United States.


Name: Time (Temporal Concept)
Description: -


Name: Rasenna (Ancient Leader)
Description: One of the leaders of the Etruscans


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


Name: Muslims (group)
Description: Adherents of Islam.


Name: Rusyn (Language)
Description: The language that, according to some scholars, may be a distinct language or a dialect of Ukrainian.


Name: global jade output (economic_concept)
Description: The percentage of the total global production of jade that Taiwan's output represented


Name: Sword (Weapon)
Description: An edged weapon, typically consisting of a long, straight or curved blade with one sharp edge and a hilt


Name: Leonardo da Vinci's painting (Artwork)
Description: A work by Leonardo da Vinci


Name: Map Projections (Product)
Description: A product used for mapping the surface


Name: Heart ailment (Medical Condition)
Description: The cause of Poldervaart's death


Name: one of the world's most powerful militaries (Military Power Ranking)
Description: A ranking among world's most powerful militaries


Name: Rutherfordine (mineral)
Description: A uranyl phosphate mineral.


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


Name: Sinus Concordiae, Rupes Cauchy, Cauchy rille, Plinius Rilles (geographical features of the Moon)
Description: Various geographical features found on the Moon


Name: green, pink, blue, silver and yellow (color)
Description: The colors that may be seen in a cultured Tahitian pearl.


Name: Olim (Jewish immigrants) (Demographic Group)
Description: Arad began absorbing olim (Jewish immigrants) from various countries starting from 1971


Name: Criminal activity (Illegal act)
Description: Activities such as money laundering, financing terrorism, or tax evasion.


Name: Beer (Alcoholic Beverage)
Description: An alcoholic beverage produced by brewing and fermenting sugary liquid


Name: Zinc (Metal)
Description: A dense, inexpensive, easily worked metal


Name: The Hartford (Insurance Company)
Description: An insurance company based in Hartford


Name: Equilibrium (Bubbles) (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The state where soap bubbles take a spherical shape.


Name: Oxygen difluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluoride of oxygen


Name: Old Testament (Religious Text)
Description: A religious text from Judaism


Name: ROC military (military_organization)
Description: The military of Republic of China


Name: Synthetic (Concept)
Description: Replication of something found in nature


Name: Declaration of State Sovereignty of Ukraine (legal_document)
Description: a document asserting the sovereignty of Ukraine


Name: Leo Tolstoy (Person)
Description: Russian author who is regarded as one of the greatest writers in history.


Name: Chemical Industry (Industry)
Description: Production of chemical products


Name: Demobilization and Disarmament Process (Process)
Description: The act or process of laying down arms and returning to civilian life.


Name: Pink (Color)
Description: Color used to create a psychological association between the drink and femininity


Name: Robes (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn during the Southern dynasties


Name: Urban Centers of the United States (Location)
Description: Locations where the modernist jewelry movement started


Name: Cosmetic product ingredients (Ingredient)
Description: A substance or mixture of substances intended to be present in a cosmetic product


Name: Its own pink diamond color classification system (Classification System)
Description: Unique method of classifying Argyle pink diamonds


Name: Concept of Style in Art, Analysis of It (Artistic Concept)
Description: The understanding and examination of the manner in which an artist produces artworks


Name: Intra-sexual behavior (Behavior)
Description: Competitive behavior between male peacocks for central positions and territories


Name: Specialized illustration software (Software)
Description: Type of map-making software


Name: Hat Badge (Fashion Accessory)
Description: A decorative item often depicted personal relevance to the wearer


Name: gubernatorial veto (Governance action)
Description: The power of the Alabama Legislature to reject a governor's veto


Name: Vredefort Impact Structure (Geographical Feature)
Description: A geological feature where pseudotachylyte was first documented.


Name: Multiple Deficiencies, Micronutrients (Nutritional Issues)
Description: Factors preventing isolated administration of Zinc supplements


Name: robes worn by judges and priests (Artifact)
Description: Robes worn by Medieval clergy


Name: Muslim population in Algeria (Population)
Description: The Muslim community residing in Algeria during the French colonial rule


Name: Kallskaret (Nature reserve)
Description: A nature reserve in Norway


Name: Professor D. Chapman (Person)
Description: A professor at the Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California.


Name: Azurite (mineral)
Description: A deep blue copper carbonate hydroxide mineral.


Name: William Thomas Brande (Person)
Description: A British chemist who isolated the pure element lithium from its salts in 1821


Name: Glenn Seaborg (Person)
Description: Transmuted several thousand atoms of bismuth into gold in 1980


Name: France (Country)
Description: Established settlements along the Great Lakes, Mississippi River and Gulf of Mexico


Name: Reptiles (Biological Class)
Description: A class that Batrachia was originally part of but is now considered a separate class (Amphibians)


Name: Natural found pearls (Pearl type)
Description: Pearls where all-nacre pearls may remain.


Name: Crown (Institution)
Description: The symbol of the Spanish state and its permanence.


Name: American Standard (Diamond cut benchmark)
Description: Benchmark in North America, derived from mathematical calculations considering brilliance and fire


Name: Immigrants in Morocco (Group)
Description: Foreign residents living in the Kingdom of Morocco


Name: Single hiragana, kanji ideograph, or katakana character (Character type)
Description: Hanko often display a single character carved in it.


Name: Genocidal policies against Jews (Crime)
Description: Actions leading to the murder of six million Jews during World War II


Name: French Administrative Practice (Historical Event/Process)
Description: A system of administration introduced by the French in Ivory Coast.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country in the southern hemisphere, consisting of a mainland and numerous smaller islands.


Name: Gold-leafed statues and roofs (Decoration)
Description: Ornaments made of thin layers of gold


Name: New York City Fire Department (FDNY) (FireDepartment)
Description: The fire department serving New York City.


Name: Allies (Military alliance)
Description: The countries that were allied during World War II


Name: Nacre-like synthetic materials (Material)
Description: Synthetic materials mimicking nacre's structure and properties


Name: the northern boundary (Boundary)
Description: The northern boundary of Kopaonik mountains


Name: Black Plague (Disease)
Description: Deadly disease that spread across Europe in the Middle Ages


Name: Zinc (Metal)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Zn and atomic number 30.


Name: How to construct a spectrum of wavelengths (Process)
Description: The process of how to construct a spectrum of wavelengths that will best evoke a certain color in an observer


Name: Physical and mental states (State)
Description: Entities within a person that can change over time


Name: FeMoco (Cofactor)
Description: The iron-molybdenum cofactor responsible for microbial nitrogen fixation


Name: Population of Euboea Prefecture (Population)
Description: 215,136 inhabitants (2001 census)


Name: - (-)
Description: Kato Zakros was a center of Minoan trade activities


Name: International Markets (Financial Market)
Description: A market in which countries trade with each other


Name: Monticellite (Mineral)
Description: An uncommon calcium-rich mineral that shares the olivine structure.


Name: Number of Residents (Quantity)
Description: The number of residents in Cresciano who attended schools outside the municipality.


Name: Increased demand for cat's eye stone (Market demand)
Description: A higher-than-usual desire for the cat's eye stone


Name: World War I (Event)
Description: A global conflict lasting from 1914 to 1918.


Name: German Empire (1871–1918) (Empire)
Description: The German Empire was a federal, constitutional and monarchical state in Europe that existed from the unification of Germany and the proclamation of Wilhelm I as Emperor on 18 January 1871.


Name: Machine Shop (Building)
Description: A building in the Yule Marble quarry, initially located to the right of opening 1 and later relocated to opening 3


Name: Unknown boron phase (Allotrope of Boron)
Description: A hypothetical crystalline form of boron.


Name: Khanda (sword)
Description: A double-edge straight sword often featured in religious iconography, theatre and art depicting the ancient history of India.


Name: Seal (Artifact)
Description: An object used for identification or authentication.


Name: Bellerberg Volcano (Volcano)
Description: -


Name: Irish immigrants (People group)
Description: Individuals originating from Ireland


Name: Merovingian Period (TimePeriod)
Description: The Merovingian Period


Name: discrepancies among the various doctrines found in these early texts (doctrine discrepancies)
Description: Discrepancies among the various doctrines found in early Buddhist texts


Name: Grass baskets (Artifact)
Description: The Pomo peoples of California are famous for the minute featherwork of their grass baskets.


Name: Historical and Hermeneutical Approaches (Concept)
Description: Approach in classification that considers the subject of classification (the classifiers) and their embeddedness in scientific traditions and other human cultures.


Name: Europe (pre-late 15th century) (Geographical Area)
Description: The region where the colour orange existed but without a name


Name: Production of boron compounds (Chemical Process)
Description: The process of producing boron-containing chemical species.


Name: Sports and Toys (Balls) (Recreation)
Description: Activities conducted for enjoyment, amusement, or exercise.


Name: Referendum on Scottish independence in 2014 (Political Event)
Description: A vote on the independence of Scotland from the UK


Name: Steamboat (Transportation Technology)
Description: The invention that increased river trade


Name: Fossils (Organic remains)
Description: Remains or impressions of organisms preserved in sedimentary rocks.


Name: Chinese Porcelain Manufacturing Secrets (Technology)
Description: The manufacturing secrets of Chinese porcelain


Name: Magnesium ions (Ion)
Description: The positively charged atoms of the element Magnesium


Name: Historians and researchers. (People group)
Description: The Barbary pirates remain a topic of interest for historians and researchers.


Name: IOC (Indian Ocean Commission) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political cooperation, and cultural collaboration among its 5 member states in the Indian Ocean region


Name: Lead White, Carbon Black or Ivory Black (Colors)
Description: Colors traditionally used by artists to create grey


Name: The city's environmental review process (Process)
Description: The environmental impact assessment conducted by the city before rezoning


Name: [France & Italy] (Country)
Description: Countries bordering Mont Blanc


Name: specifically challenged in court (Event)
Description: An instance of legal action taken


Name: Protected designation of origin or protected geographical indication labels (Food labeling system)
Description: Labels used to denote the specific regions where certain traditional Italian food items are produced


Name: External Debt (Economic Term)
Description: Debt owed by a government to foreign lenders.


Name: Much of Algeria (Country)
Description: The geographical area encompassing most of Algeria.


Name: Penrose Medal (Award)
Description: He received the Penrose Medal from the Geological Society of America in 1928


Name: Various Cities (as per [593]) (City)
Description: Represents the various cities that are sister cities to New York.


Name: Adhesives and Sealants (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of adhesives, substances that bond materials together, and sealants, which fill gaps between surfaces to prevent leakage or movement


Name: Infinity (complex analysis) (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A concept that denotes an unsigned infinite limit in complex analysis


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: Southeastern European country


Name: Quarry 3 (Location)
Description: Originally Quarry 2, where a larger electric hoist was used for lifting blocks


Name: Stevens Institute, Harvard, Brooklyn Polytechnic, Princeton, Paris, Yale (Educational Institutions)
Description: Universities that awarded Percy Williams Bridgman honoris causa degrees


Name: Tableware (Product)
Description: Refers to one of the products that benefit from using cookware


Name: Swedish Language (Language)
Description: A North Germanic language spoken by around 10 million people, predominantly in Sweden and parts of Finland


Name: Central Asian Islamic world (Cultural region)
Description: A cultural and historical region that encompasses Central Asia, particularly during the Islamic period


Name: Irmgard Abs-Wurmbach (Person)
Description: A German mineralogist


Name: Izanagi and Izanami (deities)
Description: Sibling deities in Japanese mythology


Name: Canton of the Grisons (Political Division)
Description: The canton of the Grisons


Name: Temperature Changes (Environmental Factor)
Description: Changes in the temperature that can affect the quality of mirrors


Name: Plasma osmolality (Physiological variable)
Description: The concentration of solutes (especially electrolytes) per kilogram of solvent in plasma


Name: World's Music Engraved Plates (Artifact)
Description: Collection of music engraving plates


Name: Metal Layer on Front Face (reflective materials)
Description: The metal layer that is on the front face of mirrors for optical instruments.


Name: Years 2014-2019 (Time Period)
Description: The years 2014-2019


Name: 'leaflike' or 'segmented' forms (Body Shape)
Description: The sea cucumber has a body shape that can be leaflike or segmented


Name: seasonal foehn wind (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: Seasonally recurring warm, dry wind


Name: Straight Lines (Navigation Aid)
Description: Courses of constant bearing for navigation


Name: February 2019 (Time period)
Description: A specific month in the year 2019


Name: Discipline of cultural studies (Academic Field)
Description: Interdisciplinary field focusing on the study of culture and its manifestations


Name: Mughal emperors and Kings (Rulers)
Description: Inscribed their names on diamonds


Name: Avignon (City)
Description: A city in southeastern France, known for its medieval architecture and the Palace of the Popes.


Name: One seated on the heavenly throne (Religious Figure)
Description: Seen in the vision of John the apostle


Name: Isis (Deity)
Description: Egyptian goddess


Name: Gastrointestinal Tract Injuries Caused by Neodymium Magnets (physical effect)
Description: Can cause injuries such as pinching soft tissues


Name: Federation of International Bandy (Organization)
Description: The international governing body for bandy


Name: 1942 (Date)
Description: The year when Australia adopted the Statute of Westminster


Name: Wealth Per Capita Ranking (Ranking)
Description: The ranking of Switzerland's wealth per capita.


Name: Tahiti (Country)
Description: Island nation in the South Pacific Ocean


Name: Alloys with at least 5 percent of other elements (Compound)
Description: Elements that can stabilize gamma manganese at room temperature


Name: Mahmud of Ghazni (person)
Description: Person who patronized Al-Biruni and Ferdowsi


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


Name: Interstate 65 (I-65) (Transportation_route)
Description: An interstate highway in Alabama that travels north–south roughly through the middle of the state


Name: State agencies as well as FDIC (Regulator)
Description: State regulatory agencies and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in the United States


Name: 21 prizes since 2003 (Award)
Description: Drammen won 21 prices since 2003, with 16 national and 5 international


Name: Care for Patients (Action)
Description: The action of providing basic care for patients in the reformed Ukrainian healthcare system


Name: 849,981 people (Quantity)
Description: Number of visitors to the center in an unspecified year


Name: let Hoderi live (event)
Description: An event involving the characters Hoori and Hoderi


Name: Chrysoberyl (Mineral)
Description: A gemstone with the formula BeAl2O4.


Name: Physics and Cosmology (scientific field)
Description: The scientific study of matter, energy, and their interactions, and the structure of the universe.


Name: Five years (Time Period)
Description: In North Macedonia


Name: scenario where the populations that succeeded the Mycenaean palatial states were populations that already resided in Mycenaean Greece (Scenario)
Description: A theory that gains support among scholars due to recent archaeological findings


Name: Porto-Novo (city)
Description: A city that was originally developed as a port for the slave trade


Name: Architecture and Urban Planning Center (Category)
Description: A city that showcases innovative architectural designs, both old and new, and is at the forefront of urban planning.


Name: economic system (System)
Description: A system based on the free exchange of goods and services


Name: Fumio Kishida (individual)
Description: Current prime minister of Japan


Name: Pakeha Population Regions (Ethnic Group Region)
Description: The North Island has several regions with significant Pakeha populations, including the Auckland region and the Wellington region.


Name: Law (Law or regulation)
Description: Conflict minerals law


Name: Photosynthesis (Process)
Description: Process by which green plants convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose using sunlight


Name: Government (Organization)
Description: Coins are issued by governments


Name: Haralampos V. Harissis (Person)
Description: Another archaeologist


Name: Engraved gems (Object)
Description: Gems that are engraved and used as seals.


Name: OECD (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental economic organization with 37 member countries


Name: Western Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: The westernmost region of Europe, bordering the Atlantic Ocean


Name: - (-)
Description: No tail entity in this relation.


Name: in the 1970s (Time Period)
Description: The time when this method was used to refute the previously held lunar theory


Name: Berber-speaking area (Geographical Area)
Description: Region primarily occupied by Berbers


Name: 1960s (Time period)
Description: The time when the harvesting of black corals in Cozumel started.


Name: 2,800 (Number)
Description: The population according to the 2011 Scottish census


Name: Cyan, magenta, and yellow (Color combination)
Description: A color combination that produces black


Name: 18 July 1916 (Date)
Description: The date when the Yule Marble Company went into receivership.


Name: 17 megadiverse countries (country group)
Description: one of the 17 countries with a high level of biodiversity


Name: Will Ainsworth (Politician)
Description: Republican lieutenant governor of Alabama since 2019


Name: Apprentice (Profession)
Description: Learned techniques from master engravers.


Name: Algerian Parliament (Political Entity)
Description: The legislative branch of the Algerian government


Name: Hanfu (Clothing Style)
Description: A traditional Chinese attire developed during the Shang Dynasty


Name: Plagioclase in Andesite (Mineral)
Description: Varies widely in sodium content


Name: Unit 3 (Geographical location)
Description: Traced to Unit 3 using carbon and oxygen isotope analysis.


Name: Children under 18 (Quantity)
Description: The proportion of children living with their families


Name: differential stresses arising from inhomogeneous densification (physical force)
Description: Stress differences resulting from uneven density within a material


Name: Wind Energy (Energy Source)
Description: Energy generated from wind movement


Name: Difference between complementary and supplementary angles (Geometric Concept)
Description: The difference between complementary and supplementary angles.


Name: economic development (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Enrichment of the Etruscans (economic activity)
Description: Economic growth due to metal trade


Name: Colloidal Solder Application (Jewelry Technique)
Description: The technique of applying colloidal solder to a piece before firing it in a reducing kiln


Name: 1735 (Time)
Description: Year 1735


Name: 1 to 3.5 billion years (Geological time frame)
Description: A period of Earth's history, often specified in billions of years


Name: Group membership (Identity)
Description: Signifies group membership (e.g., the Christian crucifix or the Jewish Star of David)


Name: Dutch (People)
Description: Inhabitants or citizens of the Netherlands


Name: White Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: Iran was the location where the White Revolution took place


Name: Current and magnetic field sensors (Device)
Description: Terbium gallium garnet can be used in current and magnetic field sensors


Name: Lombardy (Region)
Description: An Italian region


Name: Mamorifuda (subcategory of amulets)
Description: A subcategory of amulets called Mamorifuda.


Name: 38 km (Measurement)
Description: A distance or depth measurement in kilometers.


Name: Lignite (Energy Source)
Description: A type of brown coal used for energy.


Name: Terbium-doped YAG (Tb:YAG) (Phosphor)
Description: A phosphor used in cathode ray tubes.


Name: Elsa Andersons Konditori (pastry shop)
Description: A historic pastry shop located in Norberg, Västmanland County, Sweden


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: A religion practiced primarily by Christians


Name: Warriors (Occupation)
Description: Members of the military to show rank or achievement


Name: metaquartzite produced by metamorphism (Geological rock)
Description: A type of quartz-rich rock that undergoes metamorphism


Name: from another place and did not have a disclosed religious affiliation or followed a religion (Attribute)
Description: A category for individuals who do not follow any religion, have not disclosed their religious affiliation, and are from outside Collonges


Name: Blueschist metamorphic belts (Geological formation)
Description: A belt of rocks that have undergone blueschist facies metamorphism


Name: King of England (Monarchy)
Description: The position William III held after the downfall of James II in the Glorious Revolution.


Name: Mexican landscape and vocabulary (Linguistic_Items)
Description: The Mexican landscape in terms of geographical names, and the vocabulary of the Mexican language


Name: aristocracy in the Mycenaean Greece (Social class)
Description: Nobles or upper class during Mycenaean Greece


Name: Central Ukraine (region)
Description: Region where opinions on Russian language, Soviet Union, and Ukrainian nationalism tend to be less extreme.


Name: American Revolutionary War (War)
Description: The war fought between 1775 and 1783 between Great Britain and thirteen of its North American colonies


Name: Trilobite (Species)
Description: Fossils belonging to Trilobite species


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (Person)
Description: A geologist who is known for his work on the ore deposits of Tonopah and neighboring districts, Nevada


Name: Garnet cloisonné (Artistic technique)
Description: A style often just called garnet cloisonné


Name: Greek Resistance and British MI11 (Organization)
Description: A group that smuggled 1,000 Greek Jews from Thessaloniki and Athens via Euboea to neutral Turkey


Name: Art History (Academic Discipline)
Description: The study of the historical development and theoretical context of visual art


Name: Western Bloc countries (International Alliance)
Description: An alliance of Western nations during the Cold War


Name: Metamorphosed acid tuffs and a certain number of adinoles (shales, contact altered by intrusions of diabase) (Rock)
Description: -


Name: Prague, Czech Republic (Location)
Description: City where Charles University is located


Name: Previous slaveowners (people)
Description: Former slave owners seeking control over land, tenants, and lineage members


Name: 2.5×10^13 free electrons and holes (Number of charge carriers)
Description: The number of free electrons and holes in the same volume.


Name: Two Local Nature Partnerships (Conservation Organization)
Description: The Peak District LNP and the Lowland Derbyshire & Nottinghamshire LNP


Name: Macedonian language (Language)
Description: The Macedonian language that is the national and official language in North Macedonia.


Name: Halide minerals (Compound class)
Description: Compounds in which a halogen is the main anion


Name: 13 kits (Animal Group)
Description: Maximum known number of kits in a red fox litter


Name: Moroccan economy (Economy)
Description: The economy of Morocco


Name: Order of Knights (Institution)
Description: The institution whose membership the monarch can control.


Name: Hellenistic period (time period)
Description: Time period from the death of Alexander the Great to 31 BC


Name: Bows, maces, axes, slings and javelins (weapons)
Description: Various types of projectile weapons used in combat.


Name: Roman architecture (architectural structure)
Description: Architectural structures from the Roman Republic


Name: Andrei Rublev (Artist)
Description: Master icon painter who created some of Russia's most treasured religious art


Name: Kenya (Country)
Description: A country in East Africa


Name: Polish government officials (Government Officials)
Description: individuals in executive or legislative positions within a political system


Name: Football (Sport)
Description: A popular team sport played with a spherical ball.


Name: CeO2 (Compound)
Description: Dioxide of cerium


Name: 335 arrondissements (Administrative Division)
Description: Arrondissements of France


Name: Tinctures Close To Pink (Color)
Description: Colors close to pink used in heraldry


Name: Glass, bleach, soap and gunpowder (Products)
Description: Some significant applications for potash before the discovery of its necessity for plants


Name: US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (Court)
Description: A federal court in Washington, D.C., responsible for hearing appeals from U.S. district courts.


Name: Paleoproterozoic era (Geological time period)
Description: A geologic time period that extends from about 2500 million to 1600 million years ago.


Name: Economic Costs (Concept)
Description: The monetary value of goods, services, or resources used or foregone


Name: Lyngurium (Mythical Gemstone)
Description: Lyngurium acts not only on straws and leaves, but also on thin pieces of copper and iron.


Name: Ring size (Measurement)
Description: The circumference of a ring, defined by ISO standard in millimeters.


Name: itself (object)
Description: The GE stones show this property


Name: banks, churches, courthouses, government buildings, and other structures (Building Types)
Description: Various types of buildings where St. Genevieve Marble has been used.


Name: Earth's Crust (Geographical Feature)
Description: The majority of which is composed of silicate minerals


Name: Location and formation of sedimentary basins (geological features)
Description: Depressions in the Earth's crust where sediments accumulate


Name: Surrealism (Art Movement)
Description: A cultural movement that began in the early 1920s


Name: Graphite upon meteoritic impact (Natural Process)
Description: Formation of nanodiamond aggregates from graphite due to meteorite impact


Name: 99.5% pure calcite with trace amounts of non-calcite inclusions (mainly quartz) (Composition)
Description: With a density of 170 pounds per cubic foot


Name: Isotope (Nuclear Particle)
Description: A variant of an element that has the same atomic number (number of protons) but a different number of neutrons


Name: China and Maritime Southeast Asia (Region)
Description: Geographical areas that had an impact on the Niaosung culture.


Name: Infrared photometry (scientific technique)
Description: A method for measuring the albedo of celestial objects using infrared radiation


Name: Greatest number of atoms per unit volume (Physical property)
Description: Due to the tetrahedral structure of its atoms


Name: Climate Change (Environmental Science)
Description: Long-term shifts in temperatures and typical weather patterns, largely driven by human activities.


Name: 50% of the funding burden for all short-term health care coverage (Percentage)
Description: The 50% of the funding burden for health care coverage carried by employers


Name: Fission reactions (Nuclear Reaction)
Description: The reactions that sustain the chain reaction in a nuclear fission reactor.


Name: Musée du Patrimoine Amazigh (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Agadir, Morocco


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


Name: Brahmins (Social class)
Description: An Indian caste traditionally associated with the priestly and teaching functions in Hindu society


Name: Amphiboles (Mineral)
Description: Common minerals for the Double-chain silicates group


Name: EHF Women's Champions League (Handball Competition)
Description: The championship they won.


Name: Afghan culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of Afghanistan


Name: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (country)
Description: The state that existed from 1801 to 1922


Name: Geothermal Activity (Geological Process)
Description: The internal heat and energy released by Ceres


Name: Rocks (Geology)
Description: Naturally occurring solid masses or aggregates of mineral or mineraloid materials


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: A mineral from which gemstones like ruby and sapphire are derived


Name: Feldspar and Garnet (Mineral)
Description: Certain minerals that are resistant to mylonitization.


Name: Ukrainian national football team (sports team)
Description: The national football team of Ukraine


Name: valley of Poschiavo (Valley)
Description: The location where Pizzoccheri is essentially eaten


Name: recent decades (specific time period)
Description: A period that is not clearly defined, but generally refers to the last few years.


Name: Turkey's space program goals (Goal)
Description: The aims of Turkey's space program


Name: Minimalist Sculpture (Art Movement)
Description: A movement characterized by minimal forms and often absence of figures in public settings.


Name: Seljuk Turks (historical_group)
Description: A Turkish ethnic group that established the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum


Name: Soda-lime glass (Material)
Description: The usual type of glass used for mirrors. Other transparent materials may be used for specific applications.


Name: Abbas El Fassi (Person)
Description: Former Prime Minister of Morocco


Name: Aztec Empire (Empire)
Description: An ancient Mesoamerican civilization and political power in central Mexico


Name: Berber language (Language)
Description: One of the official languages of Morocco, with three primary dialects: Tarifit, Tashelhit and Central Atlas Tamazight.


Name: Château de Chillon (Architectural Structure)
Description: A castle preserved as an example of medieval architecture


Name: Garnet (Mineral)
Description: A mineral used for dating geologic events and as gemstones


Name: zirconium(IV) silicate (chemical_name)
Description: The chemical name of Zircon


Name: general secretary (party leader) (political position)
Description: the top leadership of the country


Name: [manganese] (Resource)
Description: Resources used in the technology sector.


Name: delicious street food and night markets (attraction)
Description: A vibrant part of Taiwanese culture, with a wide variety of tasty dishes available at affordable prices


Name: Modern Making of Applied Art (Process)
Description: The contemporary practice of making applied art


Name: Black corals around the world (Location)
Description: Black corals found in various parts of the world


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


Name: Replacement block for the Tomb's marble (Object)
Description: A replacement block of marble for the damaged block of the Tomb


Name: Gneiss, slate, marble, schist, quartzite (Type of metamorphic rock)
Description: Examples of various types of metamorphic rocks.


Name: Other types of coal (Geological material)
Description: Coal types used alongside Lignite


Name: Marc Gaudin (Chemist)
Description: French chemist who first synthesized ruby


Name: Nickel (chemical element)
Description: A common alloying element found in stainless steel.


Name: Uyu River and its surrounding area (Geographical feature)
Description: The alluvial region of the Uyu River between the 25th and 26th parallels


Name: Jasperoids (Igneous rock)
Description: A variety of igneous rocks composed mainly of silica-rich minerals such as quartz and feldspar.


Name: Mixture (Physical State)
Description: A combination of two or more substances in which the components retain their individual identities and properties.


Name: Neolithic settlements in Greece (Archaeological site)
Description: dating from the 7th millennium BC


Name: Lorenzo il Magnifico (Person)
Description: Italian politician and Medici ruler of Florence


Name: Heraldic china (Tableware)
Description: heraldic china used by the nobility


Name: Jupiter (Planet)
Description: Principal Roman deity and the largest planet in our solar system


Name: Enterprise (City)
Description: The city is located southeast of Birmingham, and was incorporated on March 14, 1892.


Name: Jöns Jakob Berzelius and Magnus Martin af Pontin (scientists)
Description: Swedish chemists who made significant contributions to the development of modern chemistry.


Name: Flanders (Region)
Description: The Dutch-speaking region of Belgium


Name: Fenitization (Process)
Description: The process of Fenite alteration is called fenitization.


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


Name: Community Members and Public Education (Subject)
Description: Groups that local authorities may engage with when managing Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Calcium carbonate (CaCO3) (Mineral compound)
Description: A common mineral composed of calcium, carbon, and oxygen.


Name: 2.51% (quantitative_statistic)
Description: The infant mortality rate as of the date provided (approximately 2013)


Name: Indo-Europeans (from Eurasian steppe) (Ethnic group)
Description: A proposed ethnolinguistic group who spoke the Indo-European languages and originated in the steppes of Eurasia.


Name: French Conquest of Algeria (HistoricalEvent)
Description: The military conquest and colonization of Algeria by France


Name: Coastal Andalusia (Geographical Region)
Description: The coastal region of the Andalusian Peninsula


Name: Hand Engraving or Etching with Acid (Engraving Process)
Description: The process of manually engraving a surface or etching it with acid


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


Name: Tritium and Deuterium Mixture (Chemical Substance)
Description: A mixture undergoing nuclear fusion in thermonuclear weapons


Name: American Heart Association (Organization)
Description: A voluntary organization founded in 1924 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, dedicated to promoting cardiovascular health.


Name: Berlin (City)
Description: The capital city of Germany


Name: Market for Amulets and Occult Charms (Commodity Market)
Description: Market where amulets and occult charms are bought and sold


Name: Color (physical property)
Description: The physical color of an object.


Name: 2,812 square kilometres (1,086 sq mi) (Area)
Description: The area of the canton


Name: None (implied: Sustained nuclear chain reaction) (Process)
Description: Generates the heat in nuclear power reactors and produces the fissile material for nuclear weapons


Name: Companies (Business)
Description: Entities that add orange food coloring to improve the appearance of their packaged foods.


Name: Spanish Civil War (Conflict)
Description: A major civil war fought between July 1936 and April 1939 in Spain


Name: Greek Agate (Mineral Formation)
Description: A type of agate found in Sicily as early as 400 BCE, used for making jewelry and beads


Name: high strength, high chemical stability, and high thermal conductivity (Property)
Description: desirable properties of BNNTs


Name: Jewel Cave National Monument (National monument)
Description: A national monument located in the Southern Hills


Name: Small Towns of France (Tourist Destination)
Description: Small towns visited by tourists in France.


Name: Artificial Light Sources (Light Source)
Description: Man-made sources of light


Name: Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) (Historical country)
Description: A historical German state that existed from 1949 to 1990


Name: Aluminium oxide (Compound)
Description: A white or light-gray powder, often used as a source of aluminum in its production.


Name: Large Sculptures (Art Form)
Description: Three-dimensional works of art, often made of stone or metal.


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


Name: Colombia South Pacific region (Geographical region)
Description: The southern part of the Pacific coast in Colombia


Name: Gold (Metal Element)
Description: The presence of gold in the oceans


Name: 195,800 (Quantity)
Description: The average number of British citizenships granted annually from 2009 to 2013


Name: Genetic research on sensitization and CBD (Research)
Description: Scientific studies that explore the genetic basis of sensitization and CBD (Cannabidiol)


Name: Filling-in of spaces between pre-existing crystals which have since dissolved (Geological Process)
Description: Growth is not crystallographically controlled but due to this process


Name: Akoya, South Sea and Tahiti pearls (Item)
Description: Types of beaded cultured pearls


Name: navigation (purpose of cartographic products)
Description: Helping individuals travel from one location to another


Name: The New York Islanders (Professional Ice Hockey Team)
Description: A professional ice hockey team based in the New York metropolitan area


Name: Neodymium Metal Dust (chemical substance)
Description: A combustible and explosion hazard chemical substance


Name: Stained glass windows (Artifact)
Description: Including those with cobalt(II)


Name: Gompas (Indo-Tibetan Buddhist structure)
Description: Buildings where Indo-Tibetan Buddhism is practiced


Name: Reflection (Art Process)
Description: An essential step in the art process according to one study.


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


Name: copper (Metal)
Description: The reddish-brown, ductile metal that is malleable and has a melting point of 1,085 °C.


Name: Metals exchanges (Exchange)
Description: Markets for trading commodities, like gold


Name: Akoya Pearls (Type of Pearl)
Description: A type of saltwater pearl primarily cultivated in Japan


Name: Sassello (Hamlet)
Description: The chapel in Sassello is dedicated to Madonna dell'Olmo


Name: Quantum Statistical Mechanics (Physics Theory)
Description: Theory governing the behavior of particles on a quantum level


Name: Martin Heidegger (Person)
Description: A German philosopher known for his works on Being


Name: Earliest known inhabitants of Ivory Coast (People)
Description: The earliest human inhabitants scattered throughout Ivory Coast's territory


Name: Shiva (God within Hinduism)
Description: Significant other in the Shakti tradition


Name: Madreporite (Anatomical Structure)
Description: A structure in sea urchins through which the water vascular system leads.


Name: Plants, Animals (Biological_species)
Description: A collection of living organisms: Plants and Animals.


Name: pear cut (Diamond shape)
Description: A diamond with a pointed end and a rounded base


Name: environmental conditions (Condition)
Description: The state or quality of the environment.


Name: Northern Han Chinese (Culture Group)
Description: Inhabitants of Northern China during the Han Dynasty


Name: Daguerreotype (Photographic process)
Description: The first practical photographic process introduced in 1839


Name: V4 (Brain region)
Description: Area initially suggested to be exclusively dedicated to color processing


Name: King Constantine II (Monarch)
Description: The last King of Greece before the country became a republic.


Name: Organic reefs (geological formation)
Description: Complex, diverse structures that form at low latitudes in shallow water, characteristic of different geologic time periods.


Name: Jungfrau, Eiger and Mönch peaks (Mountain Peaks)
Description: Three mountain peaks located in the section of the Bernese Alps above the deep glacial Lauterbrunnen valley


Name: (Professional, technical or technological) diploma (Document)
Description: A document awarded to a graduate of a professional, technical, or technological program.


Name: Mobile (City)
Description: A city in the U.S. state of Alabama


Name: luminescence-based imaging agents (Imaging Agent)
Description: A class of imaging agents that emit light upon excitation, allowing for the non-invasive visualization of biological processes or structures


Name: 44 million people (Quantity)
Description: Population of Algeria


Name: expulsion of the Germans to the west (historical event)
Description: Forced removal of German forces to western territories


Name: Ladies (Gender)
Description: women or females


Name: Life expectancy (Greece) (Life Expectancy)
Description: The life expectancy in Greece


Name: Glacier (Natural Environment)
Description: A slowly moving mass of ice on land


Name: plantains (Staple Food)
Description: A significant part of Ivorian cuisine


Name: Vanaprastha (Life stage)
Description: A life stage in the Hindu four ashramas, usually characterized by retirement from active worldly pursuits.


Name: an aesthetic that falls somewhere between the tenets of art nouveau and arts and crafts (aesthetic)
Description: The aesthetic characteristic of Danish Skønvirke


Name: People (society)
Description: The population of the Jin dynasty during 1126 AD - 1150 AD


Name: Jesus' garments during the transfiguration (Artwork Subject)
Description: Jesus' garments during the transfiguration.


Name: farm animals (Species)
Description: Animals raised for agricultural purposes


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


Name: ASTM D7202 (standard)
Description: International voluntary consensus standard for testing Beryllium


Name: 1908, 1916 (Year)
Description: The years when Frank Woolnough secured Congress visits


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: A state in the United States


Name: larger sculptural work (art form)
Description: The larger sculptural works created by Robert Arneson


Name: Culture, civilization, and values of the Turkish nation (Concept)
Description: The cultural, civilizational, and value-based aspects of the Turkish people


Name: 3100 °C (5610 °F) (Temperature)
Description: The temperature at which Magnesium burns.


Name: Austria's defence expenditures (Defence Budget)
Description: The amount Austria spends on its defense


Name: Processed Foods (Industry)
Description: Food industry sector processing raw food materials


Name: Amazon rainforest (Ecosystem)
Description: Recognized as having the greatest biological diversity in the world


Name: western types of weapons (Artifact)
Description: Types of weapons that had a greater influence in Great Moravia during the period


Name: Samoa, Fiji, and Tonga (Group of Countries)
Description: A group consisting of Samoa, Fiji, and Tonga


Name: Gift Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed as gifts for special occasions, offering uniqueness and elegance


Name: Association of Caribbean States (ACS) (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental regional organization focusing on the Caribbean


Name: Minerals such as olivine and garnet (Mineral group)
Description: Represents a group of minerals that change to a perovskite structure under high pressure.


Name: Faial Island (Location)
Description: An island in the Azores


Name: Byzantines (Empire)
Description: Palma was reconquered by the Byzantines.


Name: Modern literary Ukrainian language (Language)
Description: The contemporary version of the Ukrainian language used in literature


Name: Eastern Europe (Region)
Description: Geographical region lying east of the Carpathian Mountains and south of the Baltic Sea


Name: Suez Crisis of 1956 (Historical Event)
Description: An international conflict over the nationalization of the Suez Canal in Egypt


Name: Proportional representation system (electoral system)
Description: An electoral system that aims to ensure that the number of seats won by a party or coalition of parties reflects the number of votes they receive


Name: 16% of igneous rocks (Percentage of igneous rocks)
Description: Approximately one-sixth of all igneous rocks


Name: Humid climate (Köppen Cfa) (Climate)
Description: A type of climate characterized by warm, wet summers and cold winters with heavy snowfall.


Name: Microorganisms (Life form)
Description: The organisms that compose stromatolites, primarily cyanobacteria


Name: Low-magnesium calcite skeletal grains (geological structures)
Description: Grains with low magnesium content


Name: French Community (International Organization)
Description: An international political and economic community, replaced the French Union


Name: Borders of U.S. States (Geographical Description)
Description: The borders of the states of the United States


Name: Lyon (City)
Description: The third largest city in France with a population of 2,308,818


Name: Country Nigeria (Country)
Description: The African country named after Niger, meaning 'river' in Latin


Name: - (-)
Description: Implied: The number of annual visitors


Name: Cheap media art (Art form)
Description: Art available across large parts of society in cheap media such as pottery and textiles


Name: Babenbergs (Dynasty)
Description: Ruling family of the Duchy of Austria from 976 to 1246


Name: Westernized revolutionaries (group)
Description: Revolutionaries influenced by western culture


Name: government, media, education system, and academia of Algeria (domains)
Description: Domains where French is commonly used in Algeria


Name: jewelry and seal stones (Artifact)
Description: Common uses of Agate in Ancient Greece.


Name: Collections created by Dr John Ellor Taylor (Collection)
Description: The collections created by Dr John Ellor Taylor, which were considered to be the finest representative collections of local geology in the country.


Name: Biblical Deluge of Noah's Ark (Religious Event)
Description: The great flood during the lifetime of Noah, as described in the Bible


Name: Stingray (Animal)
Description: A cartilaginous fish characterized by a flattened body, a mouth typically under the head and five gill slits on the underside.


Name: Diamond (Jewel)
Description: A precious jewel


Name: Dauphin's Treasure (Collection)
Description: A collection of hardstone objects


Name: Mathematical structures and patterns (Pattern)
Description: Patterns or structures that can be expressed mathematically.


Name: GDP of New Zealand (Economic Concept)
Description: $12.9 billion (or 5.6%) in 2016


Name: Room-temperature quantum computing (Quantum Computing)
Description: Performing quantum computations at room temperature


Name: Latinobarómetro 2023 estimates (Study)
Description: A study by Latinobarómetro in 2023


Name: Pōmare II (Monarch)
Description: A King of Tahiti


Name: Louis XV (Monarch)
Description: King of France from 1715 to 1774


Name: Eastern Counties (historical region) (Location)
Description: The historical region consisting of Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex


Name: Turkish Wrestlers (Sports Team)
Description: Turkish wrestlers who have won many European, World and Olympic championship titles


Name: Interior floors, exterior and interior walls, countertops, doors and ceilings in architecture (Architectural Element)
Description: Elements of a building designed for a particular function or aesthetic


Name: Theban Legion (Legendary Military Unit)
Description: A legendary military unit from late antiquity


Name: Montreal Protocol (Treaty)
Description: An international treaty designed to protect the ozone layer by controlling the production and consumption of substances that deplete it.


Name: Südtiroler Platz (South Tyrolean Square) (Geographical Feature)
Description: Squares in Austrian cities dedicated to South Tyrol


Name: Jasperoid (Geological Feature)
Description: A rare, peculiar type of metasomatic alteration


Name: Pharmacies in Europe (Medical Facility)
Description: Pharmacies in Europe that use a green cross as their designation


Name: Māori carvings (artwork)
Description: Traditional Māori carvings that often feature human figures


Name: Burgeoning Biotechnology Sector (Industry)
Description: A rapidly growing industry within Westchester County in the 21st century


Name: dinosaur bones (fossil)
Description: Dinosaurs bones used in Traditional Chinese medicine as 'dragon bones'


Name: Kyanite (mineral)
Description: One of the polymorphs of andalusite.


Name: United Nations (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization


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


Name: Olivine group of minerals (Mineral Group)
Description: The class to which larnite belongs.


Name: Tenochtitlan (City)
Description: The Aztec capital city, now under Mexico City


Name: feathers and petals of modern Italian filigree (art form elements)
Description: Elements found in modern Italian filigree designs


Name: Philippines Flag (Symbol)
Description: The national flag of the Philippines.


Name: Red Fox Kits (Animal Group)
Description: The offspring of a red fox


Name: Lynx (Wildlife)
Description: Carnivore species


Name: Ceres (asteroid)
Description: Having similar orbital elements but not a common origin


Name: Sea (Natural Body)
Description: A large body of salt water that is part of the Earth's hydrosphere


Name: Pope Pius II (Person)
Description: The Pope elected in 1458, who founded the city of Pienza


Name: Seizure of Weapons and Drugs (Action)
Description: The act of taking possession of something, especially for control or safekeeping.


Name: Creatives (People)
Description: Switzerland attracted creatives during times of unrest or war.


Name: Edward Edwards (Artist)
Description: English portrait and landscape painter


Name: New organisms (Organisms)
Description: The new organisms that then later came to dominate the extraction of light


Name: SiO4 (Silicate tetrahedron)
Description: The basic unit of orthosilicates, with a silicon:oxygen ratio of 1:4


Name: Common Minerals Found in Rocks (Geology Property)
Description: Minorals found in rocks


Name: State and communal educational establishments (Educational Establishment)
Description: Educational institutions providing free higher education on a competitive basis in Ukraine


Name: High plateaus and mountain chains (Geographical feature)
Description: Natural landforms found in Mainland Spain


Name: Seniority-based Career Advancement (career progression policy)
Description: A common practice in the Japanese work environment


Name: Andalusia, Castile and León, Spain (Region)
Description: Autonomous communities of Spain.


Name: Blue John (mineral) (Mineral)
Description: A banded, semi-transparent mineral from the tuff group, occurring as veins in limestone rock


Name: Transcendentalist (Ideology)
Description: A philosophical movement that emphasized the spiritual and the emotional rather than rationalism


Name: Swiss Super League (Football Club League)
Description: The top-tier football league in Switzerland


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


Name: the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (Country Name)
Description: Temporary name used by the UN due to a dispute with Greece


Name: Tønsberg (City)
Description: A city in Vestfold, Norway


Name: Culture (Cultural Entity)
Description: A culture that produces or interacts with large or monumental sculpture


Name: Jáchymov (Town)
Description: A town in the Czech Republic


Name: Large and varied collection of Berber jewelry (Collection)
Description: Alongside other Moroccan jewelry and personal adornment


Name: United States Seventh Fleet (Military_unit)
Description: A fleet of the U.S Navy


Name: Hills of San Francisco (geographical feature)
Description: Geographical features that are part of the city's cultural significance


Name: shenyi (Dress)
Description: The formal scholar official robe that made a comeback in the Ming dynasty.


Name: Displaced living cells with a well-defined task (Biological Cells)
Description: Cells disconnected from their layer due to injury


Name: Year 2018 (Time period)
Description: The year 2018


Name: Various types of glass (including E-glass, C-glass, D-glass, etc.) (Material)
Description: The glass fibers used in fiberglass are made of various types of glass depending upon the fiberglass use. These glasses all contain silica or silicate, with varying amounts of oxides of calcium, magnesium, and sometimes boron.


Name: Dominant to the economy (Economic impact)
Description: The level of importance or contribution of a particular sector to the overall economy


Name: Wood, pewter, green glazed earthenware (Material possessions)
Description: material possessions possessed by the poverty-stricken citizens in the later 16th century


Name: NATO (MilitaryAlliance)
Description: An intergovernmental military alliance based on the North Atlantic Treaty


Name: high rate of executions (Legal Outcome)
Description: one of the highest rates of executions in the country


Name: Existing printing presses (Printing machinery)
Description: The machines used to print text, images, or other forms of inked symbolism.


Name: Arabic (language)
Description: Afro-Asiatic language spoken in many countries


Name: Far-right Vlaams Belang party (Political Party)
Description: A far-right political party based in Flanders, Belgium