Name: Georgia (U.S.) (State)
Description: The state of Georgia in the United States has amethyst deposits


Name: Importance in Aquaculture Industry (Application)
Description: The use of copper alloys as netting materials due to their antimicrobial and corrosion-resistant properties.


Name: Earth's atmospheric oxygen (physical property of Earth's atmosphere)
Description: The composition of gases in the air surrounding the Earth.


Name: EU admission request (political action)
Description: A request by Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy for immediate EU admission


Name: Ancient Africans (Culture)
Description: The people who first used Giallo antico


Name: Mars (Planet)
Description: The planet Mars


Name: Nickel and cobalt (Elements)
Description: Metallic elements that are transition metals


Name: Diamond (Mineralogy)
Description: A mineral composed of pure carbon, known for its extreme hardness and unique crystal structure.


Name: knowe (Geographical Feature)
Description: A term used in Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England for a small hill


Name: Onsernone (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in the Swiss canton of Ticino, near the city of Locarno.


Name: speakers of Oto-Manguean languages (people group)
Description: The original inhabitants of the central Mexico highlands.


Name: Calcium Carbonate, Silica (Material)
Description: The 'polishing agents' found in toothpaste.


Name: Potassium Metal (Chemical Compound)
Description: The solid elemental form of potassium


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


Name: Formulation development (Process Step)
Description: Formulation development involves creating and testing the recipe for the cosmetic product, taking into account factors such as performance, safety, and consumer preferences


Name: The Paleozoic Era (Geological Era)
Description: The first era of the Phanerozoic Eon.


Name: Mountain peaks above 500 m (GeographicalLocation)
Description: The areas on mountain peaks higher than 500 m where the bedrock is directly exposed to the air.


Name: Norway's Government Pension Fund (Financial Organization)
Description: The largest sovereign wealth fund in the world


Name: Pierre Gilson Sr. (Person)
Description: American gemologist


Name: alpine tundra (vegetation type)
Description: Alpine tundra that can be found in Japan


Name: Inland (Geographical Location)
Description: Historically, villages were situated away from the shoreline


Name: alloys containing zinc, path of zinc in organisms (Biological or Material Process)
Description: The process of studying alloys that contain zinc and the path of zinc in organisms


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


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: Continent from which a significant portion of immigrants to Italy originate


Name: Air Traffic Control System (SISCON) (System)
Description: The air traffic control system in Brazil, implemented since 2006.


Name: Parthenon's eastern side (location)
Description: The location of the Christian altar and iconostasis


Name: Vertebrates (excluding mammals) (Class of animals)
Description: All living creatures with a backbone, excluding mammals


Name: 15th century (Time_period)
Description: Century during which the St Gallen Abbey gained control over Vals


Name: Particle (Physical Object)
Description: Small localized object which can be described by several physical or chemical properties


Name: Paul Willis (Person)
Description: A scholar whose writings emerged from British cultural-studies


Name: Chancellor of the Exchequer (Political Position)
Description: A senior minister in the Government of the United Kingdom responsible for economic and financial matters.


Name: Subtropical coniferous forest biome (Biome)
Description: Alabama is in the subtropical coniferous forest biome.


Name: Extraction would not be possible (Conclusion)
Description: A conclusion reached after analyzing 4,000 water samples


Name: Unknown (Person)
Description: An unknown person who rediscovered Yule Marble in the Crystal River Valley


Name: describing the behavior of matter and energy at the atomic and subatomic levels, including phenomena like superposition, wave-particle duality, and tunneling (property)
Description: Quantum Mechanics is a fundamental theory in physics that describes the behavior of matter and energy at the quantum (atomic and subatomic) level, including phenomena such as superposition, wave-particle duality, and tunneling.


Name: Periodic Table (Table)
Description: A tabular arrangement of chemical elements


Name: Wattasids (historical_dynasty)
Description: Followed the Marinids in Morocco


Name: Individuals (PluralNoun)
Description: A group or collection of individual entities


Name: Minoan civilization (civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that developed on the island of Crete, known for its unique writing systems and advanced architecture.


Name: Diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: -


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The country with the largest market share of 31%


Name: coup_plotters (Military Rebellion)
Description: The coup plotters who seized the Cortes in 1981


Name: Gran Paradiso (Mountain)
Description: A mountain located between Italy and Switzerland


Name: Vienna (City)
Description: Capital city of Austria


Name: Water (Chemical Substance)
Description: A transparent, tasteless, odorless substance that is the main constituent of Earth's hydrosphere and the fluids of organisms


Name: King James I of Aragon (Historical Figure)
Description: King of Aragon from 1213 to 1276, also known as James the Conqueror


Name: 41Ca (Isotope)
Description: Refers to the fact that all other known calcium radioisotopes are much shorter-lived than 41Ca.


Name: Manchuria (Region)
Description: Region in Northeast China and Mongolia


Name: Anatolian interior (Geographical Region)
Description: Interior part of modern-day Turkey


Name: terracotta antefixes and other fittings (decorative elements)
Description: Decorative terracotta pieces used on Etruscan temples


Name: Lost Provinces of North Carolina (Historical_region)
Description: A historical region in North Carolina


Name: Weightlifting and bowling (Sports)
Description: The sports of weightlifting and bowling


Name: Fluorite (CaF2) (Mineral class)
Description: Common example of halide minerals


Name: Pantone 448 C (Color)
Description: A shade initially described as a shade of olive green and used for tobacco packaging.


Name: local_office (Political_Position)
Description: Elected positions in the local government of New York


Name: psychiatry (medical specialty)
Description: the branch of medicine dealing with the study, diagnosis, and treatment of mental disorders


Name: Jewel collection (collection of jewels)
Description: A collection of historic jewels owned by the Swedish royal family


Name: Tahitian Monarchy (Political System)
Description: The Tahitian monarchy was restructured to be more similar to the English model of a constitutional monarchy


Name: Professional occupations (type of profession)
Description: Occupations founded upon specialized educational training


Name: Cobalt-based materials (Material used for data storage)
Description: Particles of magnetite were replaced by cobalt-based materials in magnetic recording media.


Name: Industrial Products (Manufactured goods)
Description: Goods made by a factory or industry


Name: by the late second millennium BCE (Time_period)
Description: A time period representing the founding of China's earliest dynasties.


Name: Space (Spatial Concept)
Description: -


Name: Corriere del Ticino (Newspaper)
Description: One of the newspapers published in Ticino


Name: Dinner in Dutch cuisine (Meal)
Description: Typical dinner in the Netherlands


Name: Equation for Cab and hab (Mathematical Equation)
Description: The equations for calculating Cab and hab from (a,b)


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


Name: Filtration (Physiological process)
Description: The process by which materials are filtered from the blood to make an ultrafiltrate that eventually becomes urine.


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


Name: green glow (property)
Description: The property that Jadarite does not have


Name: Classical Music (Music)
Description: A Western art music tradition that originated in the 11th century.


Name: Mission duration (Duration of a space mission)
Description: The length the mission was extended for


Name: Common Minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minorals commonly found in Volcanic Rocks


Name: U.S. (Initialism)
Description: Another common name for the United States


Name: Sea God and Wind God (Deities)
Description: Deities who helped Empress Jingū to conquer the Korean kingdom of Silla


Name: English language (language)
Description: A Germanic language spoken in the United Kingdom and United States


Name: Ceres (Dwarf Planet)
Description: The largest asteroid in the main asteroid belt


Name: Ainu Language (Language)
Description: A language isolate with few native speakers remaining as of 2014.


Name: The Truth About Diamonds: Conflict and Development (Report)
Description: A report by Global Witness published in 2000


Name: time (time period)
Description: Represents the passage of time.


Name: Neo-Latinization of the German Flussspat (Term)
Description: A term given by Agricola


Name: Calcic Fe Skarns (Type of Skarn Deposits)
Description: Skarn deposits found in the oceanic island arcs with host rocks ranging from gabbro to syenite associated with intruding limestone layers.


Name: United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG) (Organization)
Description: One of the six main offices of the United Nations, responsible for promoting peace and security, human rights, sustainable development, and disarmament


Name: Rhaetians (Alpine Tribe)
Description: An Alpine people, historically attested in what is now Switzerland


Name: Minoan civilization (Civilization)
Description: An archaeological Bronze Age civilization that arose on the island of Crete, Greece


Name: R4Al2 compounds (chemical compound)
Description: Compounds containing an Al–Al bond


Name: magnetic character (physical property)
Description: The property of being attracted by magnets due to the presence of unpaired electrons.


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: The horse image in the cave of Lascaux was colored with yellow


Name: Mixed Waste (Waste Type)
Description: A type of waste which includes recyclable materials, organic materials, and contaminated waste generated from specific facilities.


Name: Andalucia (Region)
Description: A region in Andalusia where rapid transit systems operate


Name: Araucaria moist forests (Ecosystem)
Description: Grow under temperate conditions.


Name: Joining components of gold jewelry (Process)
Description: Joining the pieces of gold jewelry together


Name: 60,000 daily passengers (passenger capacity)
Description: Original design passenger capacity


Name: University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI) (Educational Institution)
Description: A professional training college in Manno


Name: Franco-Tahitian war (MilitaryConflict)
Description: War between France and Tahiti that lasted from March 1844 to December 1846


Name: Etruscan cities (cities)
Description: Urban centers of the Etruscan civilization


Name: Braid (physical feature)
Description: A traditional Chinese hairstyle


Name: CaCO3 (Geological Feature)
Description: A mineral composed of calcium, carbon, and oxygen


Name: Torks (tribe)
Description: Turkic-speaking nomadic tribes that were one of the major powers in Inner Asia and Central Eurasia between the 6th and 8th centuries


Name: Cretan Gold Signet Rings (artifact)
Description: Gold signet rings found in Cretan graves or Mycenae


Name: Companies (Organization)
Description: Entities required to file annual conflict minerals reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission


Name: higher education (Level of education)
Description: Education beyond undergraduate level and up to doctoral degrees


Name: bronze (Material)
Description: Bronze replaced marble as the preferred material for major Ancient Greek sculptures.


Name: British merchants (occupation)
Description: Individuals who conducted business in Britain during the Atlantic slave trade


Name: X-ray Fluorescence (Technology)
Description: A technique used to analyze chemical elements specifically in a mineral or material by excitation with X-rays and then measuring the X-ray fluorescence that is emitted


Name: Decarbonation Reaction (Geological Process)
Description: Reaction releasing carbon dioxide during metamorphism


Name: Diogo Ribero (Cartographer)
Description: Author of the first known planisphere with a graduated Equator


Name: Brihadaranyaka Upanishad (Text)
Description: An ancient Hindu scripture


Name: tourists (People)
Description: The people who visit Zabargad Island to dive.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A nation in Southern Europe


Name: Exotic 11Li (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of lithium with 3 protons, 6 neutrons, and 2 neutron halo.


Name: Record warm temperature (Temperature)
Description: 21.8 °C (71.2 °F) in July 2018


Name: Music (Artistic Expression)
Description: One of the most renowned global centers for music


Name: Certain Features (Concrete Concept)
Description: Characteristics that define a profession such as professional association, cognitive base, institutionalized training, licensing, work autonomy, colleague control, code of ethics, high standards of professional and intellectual excellence, occupational advantages, bureaucratic structures, monopolistic privileges, prolonged specialized training in a body of abstract knowledge, service orientation, vocational sub-culture and esprit de corps.


Name: Portuguese festivities (Cultural event)
Description: Traditional celebrations in Portugal


Name: Negroponte (Chalcis) (City)
Description: A city on the island of Euboea, Greece


Name: World Cup 2018 (Sports Event)
Description: The 2018 FIFA World Cup


Name: Lapis Lacedaemonius (rock)
Description: A dark green volcanic rock known only from a single source in the village of Krokees on the Peloponnese in Greece


Name: use of new material as much as possible (Concept)
Description: The restoration project will aim to use as little new material as possible


Name: Non-religious (Religion)
Description: Population group that stated they have no religion


Name: LGBT rights, law prohibiting torture (Issue Area)
Description: Areas where Italy lags behind other Western European nations


Name: Auckland (City)
Description: The largest city in New Zealand


Name: PM2.5 in New York City's air (Data)
Description: Provides data on the annual average concentration of PM2.5 in New York City's air.


Name: World's Oceans (GeographicalFeature)
Description: The large bodies of saline water found on the Earth.


Name: Säbel auf Teutsch gefasst (sword name)
Description: -


Name: Union Army (Military force)
Description: The land-based military force serving under the United States federal government during the American Civil War


Name: Diamond, Corundum (Materials)
Description: Grit materials used in the lap for their hardness


Name: Economic Geology (Discipline)
Description: The study of the distribution, genesis, occurrence, and exploitation of mineral resources


Name: Rapid urbanization, water scarcity, contamination, and pollution (Challenge)
Description: Issues faced by the water supply and sanitation infrastructure in China


Name: China (Country)
Description: The People's Republic of China


Name: Pioneer of the Quantum Theory of Fields (Scientific Achievement)
Description: Scientific achievement he was recognized for


Name: Corrupt Government Officials, Bureaucrats and Security Personnel (Group)
Description: Corrupt government officials, bureaucrats and security personnel


Name: Market integrity and trust (Quality)
Description: The level of reliability and confidence in the gemstone market.


Name: Lifetime Cost of a Material (Financial Concept)
Description: The total cost over the life of a material.


Name: Leon or Gijon (Location)
Description: A location where the Berber governor existed


Name: Phase changes and neocrystallization (Geological process)
Description: Geological processes that reduce the bulk Gibbs free energy


Name: India (Country)
Description: South Asian nation


Name: Arc de Triomphe, Sainte Marie-Madeleine (Building)
Description: Examples of Empire-style architecture built during the First French Empire.


Name: Cordoba, Colombia (City)
Description: A city in Colombia known for illegal Asian imports


Name: Celtic culture (Culture)
Description: A culture where torcs were prominent and seem to have been a key object, especially during the Iron Age.


Name: Cilicia (Region)
Description: The region Synnada was temporarily attached to during the last century of the Roman Republic


Name: Expertise in cosmetic science, chemistry, and manufacturing processes (Skill)
Description: Formulation requires a strong understanding of the ingredients used, as well as the technology and techniques involved in producing the cosmetic product


Name: Intaglio family (Art Technique Family)
Description: A group of printmaking techniques where incisions are made into a surface, leaving the printing ink in recesses to be transferred onto paper when pressure is applied.


Name: Renewable energy (Energy type)
Description: Energy that is generated from natural sources such as the sun, wind, and water.


Name: Alps (geographical_region)
Description: A mountain range in Europe.


Name: Republic of China (ROC) (Country)
Description: A political entity also known as Taiwan


Name: the other theocratic tribal kingdoms established by Ibadis after the revolt (kingdom)
Description: Kingdoms that had short and troubled histories.


Name: Black Hills (geographical location)
Description: The geographic area where thousands of miners went during the gold rush


Name: 71.2% of total GDP (Economic Indicator)
Description: -


Name: Polyhedron (Classification of shapes)
Description: A general category that includes the regular octahedron


Name: copper (metal)
Description: A ductile, malleable, red-orange transition metal.


Name: Two different individuals (Group)
Description: Individuals responsible for double-checking the seals' authenticity


Name: Common Processes to produce it (Cosmic Process)
Description: Processes that typically create lithium.


Name: Metallic element (Object)
Description: An element that is a metal.


Name: Opportunities for Economic Development (Economy)
Description: The potential for growth and prosperity in a particular region or country


Name: Nuclear Reactor (Device)
Description: Lithium-7 needs to be added to nuclear reactors


Name: oldest gold artifacts in the world (Artifact)
Description: The oldest known gold artifacts in the world


Name: Sebastián Fox Morcillo (Philosopher)
Description: A philosopher native to Andalusia.


Name: Insular Celtic (Culture)
Description: The culture that the population belonged to at the end of the prehistoric period


Name: Body fluid volume (Physiological Process)
Description: The regulation of the total amount of fluids in the body.


Name: Amorphous form (Physical state)
Description: A solid without a regular internal arrangement of atoms, molecules, or ions.


Name: King's Dutch Brigade (Military Unit)
Description: A military unit in British service, sworn to the British king and the States General


Name: Seafaring and farming traditions (Activity)
Description: Activities related to navigation at sea and agriculture


Name: Oil (substance)
Description: A substance which presents inhalation hazards, contact hazards and flammable material hazards


Name: distinctive pairs of lions or dogs composed of jade (Artifact)
Description: Commissioned by the dynastic family


Name: Prime Minister of Spain (Position)
Description: The head of government in Spain


Name: Buddhist meditation practices (Meditation)
Description: The practice of meditation in Buddhism


Name: Neanderthals (extinct species)
Description: early humans


Name: Hunsrück slate fossils (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The fossils found in Hunsrück slate


Name: University of Missouri–St. Louis (University)
Description: One of the universities in the University of Missouri System


Name: Zincblende (mineral) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral, one form of zinc sulfide.


Name: Blueschist (Rock)
Description: A metavolcanic rock that forms by the metamorphism of basalt and rocks with similar composition at high pressures and low temperatures.


Name: Pereshchepina hoard dating to the 7th century AD (Archaeological find)
Description: An archaeological collection found in Pereshchepina, dating to the 7th century AD


Name: Anticlockwise angle from B to C about A (Angle Type)
Description: An angle measured in an anticlockwise direction from point B to point C around point A.


Name: Larger calcite crystals (in marble) (Mineral)
Description: Larger crystals in the metamorphic rock marble


Name: What is now the United States (Region)
Description: Before the arrival of European immigrants


Name: trilobite studies (Subject)
Description: Field of study where Alexandre Brongniart made significant contributions


Name: monsters (fictional_creature)
Description: the portrayal of monstrous characters in theater and film


Name: 464 airports (Quantity)
Description: Number of airports in France


Name: Schools Based On Religious Principles (Educational Institution)
Description: Schools founded and operated by religious groups


Name: Spectral Range (Optical Property)
Description: The range of wavelengths or frequencies that a substance absorbs, reflects, or transmits.


Name: Construction and Demolition (C&D) waste (Waste type)
Description: A type of waste generated from construction and demolition activities


Name: start of accession talks for North Macedonia (Event)
Description: Official start of the EU accession negotiations between North Macedonia and the European Union


Name: GEMBOREE (Australia) (Event)
Description: Annual gem show and nationwide lapidary competition in Australia


Name: Asphalt (Material)
Description: A mixture of mineral aggregates and bitumen or another binder


Name: late Byzantine times (Time Period)
Description: 11th century


Name: Grimsel, Furka, Nufenen, Simplon, Forclaz and Morgins (Road pass)
Description: Major road passes connecting Valais with the rest of Europe


Name: Precambrian microscopic life (Geological Time Period)
Description: The time period which began about 4.6 billion years ago and lasted until the end of the Ediacaran Period, approximately 542 million years ago


Name: Walther von der Vogelweide and Wolfram von Eschenbach (Writers)
Description: -


Name: neither fatalism nor everything caused by karma (Concept)
Description: The belief that karma does not predetermine all events or sufferings in life.


Name: Northern Europe (Location)
Description: Location where false rivets were found, implying the origin of Naue II Type Swords


Name: Component (Substance in a Mixture)
Description: One of the individual substances that constitute a mixture.


Name: Electrical Devices (Technology)
Description: Silicon is widely regarded as the predominant semiconductor material due to its versatile applications in various electrical devices such as transistors, solar cells, integrated circuits, and others.


Name: Face-centered cubic lattice (cF) (Bravais lattice)
Description: Related to the hexagonal close packed (hcp) system


Name: Christian H. Grosch (Person)
Description: Architect who designed buildings and churches in early national period of Norway


Name: Closed in 1957 (Event)
Description: The event of the Ichinokawa Mine closure in 1957


Name: $1,913.50 (23 August 2011) (Value)
Description: The highest price of gold per troy ounce recorded on 23 August 2011.


Name: Three audit firms (Organization)
Description: Firms selected by EICC to conduct audits


Name: Religious community (Religion)
Description: Organized religious groups


Name: symbolizing power or fertility (abstract concept)
Description: Used to symbolize power or fertility.


Name: Chess (Game)
Description: A strategy board game for two players


Name: Acid Mine Drainage (Environmental Issue)
Description: The process of sulfuric acid formation in gold ore dumps.


Name: Characters questioning persons of authority (Idea)
Description: Narratives that challenge religious figures in Hindu scriptures


Name: 2000 BCE to 500 CE (Time Period)
Description: Period from 2000 Before Common Era to 500 Common Era


Name: Andean highlands and Caribbean coast (Geographical region)
Description: Two geographical regions within Colombia


Name: 50 million people (Estimated Year 2020) (Quantity)
Description: The estimated number of people living in Colombia in the year 2020.


Name: Politburo Standing Committee (political body)
Description: elected by the Central Committee


Name: American films (Artform)
Description: Motion pictures produced in the United States film industry, often represented by the initials HW


Name: Oil Paintings (Art Form)
Description: Particularly portraits.


Name: collection of jewels (collection of jewels)
Description: The jewellery set used by the Swedish royal family


Name: Scandinavian Brilliant cut (Diamond cut)
Description: A variation of the round brilliant-cut, often characterized by different proportions


Name: Human color vision (Ability)
Description: The ability to perceive colors in humans.


Name: Bostonians (people)
Description: Inhabitants of Boston


Name: Make jurisdiction easier/harder to protect (Jurisdictional Impact)
Description: The impact of formalization on the ease or difficulty of protecting a jurisdiction.


Name: Ringwoodite (Mineral)
Description: A high pressure forsterite polymorph


Name: Taiwan Jade (Mineral)
Description: A type of jade found in Taiwan


Name: lessening tensile stresses (physical property)
Description: A measure of the force trying to elongate a material


Name: Single crystal diamond (Subtype of Synthetic diamond)
Description: Synthetic diamond in its purest form


Name: Continental Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: The European mainland


Name: New England economy (Economy)
Description: The regional economy of New England


Name: Various Climates (ClimateType)
Description: Six major climatic subtypes including desert, equatorial, tropical, semiarid, oceanic and subtropical


Name: Cameo (engraving) (Design technique)
Description: A design where the design is raised above the surface, giving a 'counter-relief' or intaglio impression when used as seals.


Name: ancient world (time period)
Description: A time period typically referring to periods before the Middle Ages.


Name: Canadian Certificate (Certificates)
Description: A document required for shipping diamonds from Canada


Name: Solar System (geographical feature)
Description: A system of celestial bodies orbiting the Sun, including eight planets, dwarf planets, asteroids, comets, and meteoroids.


Name: Moorish style (Architectural Style)
Description: Architectural style prevalent in North Africa during the Islamic period


Name: Lightness (Quality)
Description: A light and easy feeling or characteristic


Name: Seed beads (Bead type)
Description: The smallest type of beads used for creating 'woven' style of beaded jewelry.


Name: Complex Layers (Geological Feature)
Description: Layers of different composition noted in the phenocrysts.


Name: Decorative Arts (Activity)
Description: The decorative arts encompass the various arts and crafts devoted to the application of design, in the creation of useful and functional objects.


Name: Two main national parties (political party)
Description: The Democratic and the Republican parties


Name: Crusino III Sommaripa (Person)
Description: A member of the Sommaripa family


Name: Nellie Melba (Opera singer)
Description: Australian opera singer who was one of the world's leading opera singers


Name: Igneous Rock (Orthogneiss) (Geological Formation)
Description: A rock formed from the slow cooling of magma or lava


Name: Shrieval authority on Isle of Mull (Historical event)
Description: The legal system and administrative body established by the Campbells


Name: Pearl Culture Technology (Technology)
Description: The technology was first commercially applied to this species in Japan.


Name: [ancient Greek colonies in southern Italy, theatre of the Italic peoples, theatre of ancient Rome] (AncestorArtform)
Description: Origins of Italian theatre


Name: Alkali-Silica Reaction (Chemical reaction)
Description: A reaction between certain cherts and high-alkali cements, leading to cracking and expansion of concrete


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


Name: Roles of assimilation and the actions of fluids in the formation of migmatites (Geological process)
Description: The emphasis placed by Sederholm on the roles of assimilation and fluid actions in the formation of migmatites


Name: Smelting (Procedure)
Description: First step in European steel production, smelting of iron ore into pig iron


Name: Hammering (Art Technique)
Description: The act of shaping metal by repeated blows with a hammer.


Name: Néel temperature (physical_constant)
Description: The Néel temperature of Almandine is 7.5 K.


Name: 3.98 g/cm³ (approximately) (Physical Property)
Description: Approximate density of sapphire


Name: Carat weight (Diamond attribute)
Description: The physical weight of a diamond, which can be influenced by the cut


Name: Ira Levin (Person)
Description: American novelist and playwright


Name: Freshwater Perliculture (Agriculture Process)
Description: The process of pearl farming in freshwater bodies.


Name: Slav Epic (artwork)
Description: A series of 20 large canvases painted by Alfons Mucha


Name: Fukui Railway - Asuwa Line (Railway line)
Description: A railway line in Fukui Prefecture, Japan


Name: 840 animal species threatened, vulnerable or in danger of local extinction (Number of species)
Description: Due mainly to human activity such as habitat destruction, pollution and poaching for food, fur and traditional Chinese medicine


Name: Village of Bronxville (Location)
Description: A village in Westchester County, New York


Name: Space Telescopes (Technology)
Description: A technology used for mapping other planets and moons in outer space


Name: Economic depression (Economic State)
Description: A severe downturn in economic activity that lasts for several years.


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


Name: St. Gotthard Pass (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A mountain pass in the Swiss Alps that connects Central Switzerland to Ticino


Name: Tunisia (Location)
Description: Country located in North Africa


Name: Ethanol (Organic Compound)
Description: A type of alcohol used in chemistry.


Name: La Violencia (Civil war)
Description: A conflict in Colombia (1948-1957)


Name: Millions of Japanese settlers (People group)
Description: The millions of Japanese settlers from their former colonies


Name: mother's milk (Substance)
Description: In Greek culture, white was often associated with mother's milk


Name: Tahitian feudalism and military aristocracy (System of Government)
Description: The traditional political system of Tahiti.


Name: Orpiment (Pigment)
Description: A toxic pigment made of arsenic used in ancient times.


Name: Ipswich YM RUFC (Rugby Union Team)
Description: Another rugby union team in Ipswich


Name: Chloroplasts and chromoplasts of plants (Cellular structures in plants)
Description: Organelles responsible for photosynthesis


Name: Romantic Movement (Literature movement)
Description: A literary and artistic movement that originated in the late 18th century and dominated the first half of the 19th century.


Name: 1886 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Approximately 13.5% of the population were over 65 years of age (Demographic Data)
Description: Approximately 13.5% of the New England population was over 65 years of age according to the 2006–08 American Community Survey


Name: Self (Concept)
Description: The true essence of every person, believed to be eternal


Name: False (Boolean value)
Description: A tectonostratigraphic terrane may or may not contain the full thickness of the lithosphere.


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


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: Base metals and alloys such as copper have been used


Name: United Kingdom of the Netherlands (state)
Description: The Dutch-Belgian union that existed between 1815 and 1839


Name: Parisian Oracle (oracle)
Description: The Baron d'Orchamps


Name: Niskanen, Jr. (Author)
Description: Author of the book 'Bureaucracy and Representative Government'


Name: Soviet Union (Political Entity)
Description: The union that the Russian SFSR was a part of


Name: Industrial diamonds (Industry product)
Description: Diamonds that are not suitable for gemstone use.


Name: British Hong Kong (territory)
Description: The former British colony in China


Name: Aztec Calendrics (Calendar System)
Description: The calendric system used by the Aztecs


Name: Infrastructure (Construction)
Description: The flood barrier which costs 4.6 million GBP


Name: Retailer (Company)
Description: Some retailers who are not manufacturers


Name: Latin Compound (Compound (Latin))
Description: The Latin lexeme paterfamilias containing the archaic genitive form familias


Name: Local deities and kami (Deity or Spirit)
Description: Deities associated with a specific location


Name: Azerbaijan (Country)
Description: A country in the Caucasus region, southwest of Russia


Name: Ice giants (Planetary class)
Description: Class of planets that includes Neptune and Uranus


Name: Specialty alumina (Aluminium byproduct)
Description: The minority portion of aluminum oxide, used for a wide variety of applications.


Name: Attack On Protestants in Valtellina (Historical Event)
Description: The attack on Protestants in Valtellina in 1620


Name: Republic of China (ROC) (Political Entity)
Description: Government founded on the 1947 Constitution of the ROC and its Three Principles of the People.


Name: Jurassic Sediments (Geological Formation)
Description: Sediments that were deposited during the Jurassic period


Name: Number or Magnitude (depends on interpretation) (Mathematical Concept)
Description: Whether infinity is a number or magnitude, depending on interpretation.


Name: Auburndale (Location)
Description: Place where Bridgman grew up


Name: Instrument Windows for Satellites and Spacecraft (Product)
Description: Windows used for satellites and spacecraft due to its transparency in the UV-IR range


Name: Evidentiary Standards (Legal Concept)
Description: The level of proof required to establish a fraud claim, ranging from preponderance of the evidence to clear and convincing evidence


Name: Haute Couture (Fashion Industry)
Description: An exclusive and expensive fashion made to fit individually for a specific customer.


Name: HRH Prince Albert (person)
Description: Prince Consort to Queen Victoria


Name: Carboxypeptidase (Enzyme)
Description: The second known zinc-containing enzyme


Name: individuals in Collonges, excluding those not counted (Attribute)
Description: A category for all individuals in Collonges, excluding those not counted


Name: male believers who sought to cultivate an attitude of affective piety (Group)
Description: Men who desired to develop a highly emotional and devout mindset.


Name: Dolomitic limestone sequences in Azerbaijan, Iran, Iraq, and Turkey (Geographical location)
Description: Stratified rock layers containing dolomite in the mentioned countries


Name: Lauberhorn Rennen (Lauberhorn Race) (Ski Race)
Description: A ski race first run in 1931, held annually on the Lauberhorn course in Wengen, Switzerland.


Name: Meteoritical Bulletin Database (Database)
Description: A database listing more than 1,100 documented meteorite falls.


Name: Amphibolite (Rock)
Description: A particular set of temperature and pressure conditions known as the amphibolite facies.


Name: Ceramics and Glass (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of ceramic materials, such as pottery, brick, glass, and other similar products


Name: I-beams and rails (Product)
Description: Steel used for supporting loads in construction


Name: Algonquian peoples (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of North American indigenous peoples


Name: Crystalline material (Material)
Description: Any solid substance with a crystalline structure


Name: Metamorphic Phase Transitions (Geological Process)
Description: Phase transitions that occur within the subducting slab.


Name: Soviet Union politically, culturally, and economically (Political State)
Description: The political, cultural, and economic influence of the Russian SFSR within the Soviet Union


Name: Fuel cells in automobiles (Product application)
Description: Fluorinated ionomers are used as fuel cell membranes in efforts to install proton exchange membrane fuel cells into automobiles.


Name: Prison Camps (Facility)
Description: Large prison camps established during Nazi occupation and Communism


Name: International Airport of Central Greece (airport)
Description: The international airport is located in Thessaly


Name: Ceres's surface (geographical feature)
Description: The surface of Ceres, a dwarf planet in the middle main asteroid belt between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.


Name: H. H. Hodgkinson (Person)
Description: A mineralogist who discovered the mineral Hodgkinsonite in 1913.


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe


Name: Shia Muslims (Religion Subgroup)
Description: A minority branch of Islam practiced by a small percentage of Afghans.


Name: Water Opal (Gemstone Variety)
Description: A different name for Girasol Opal


Name: Bavarian Rhön, the Donau-Auen and the Spessart (Location)
Description: Potential candidates for creating a third national park in Bavaria


Name: Berbers' attack on Kairouan (Military Action)
Description: The Berber attack on Kairouan that was defeated by Hanzala ibn Safwan


Name: Towns (Administrative Division)
Description: New England is generally divided into small towns


Name: other semiconductor manufacturers (Competitor (Class))
Description: Other semiconductor manufacturing companies


Name: FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2003 (Sports Event)
Description: A ski jumping and nordic combined sports event held in 2003


Name: Low Tax Rates (Economic)
Description: Taxes that are set at relatively low levels


Name: Xi Jinping (Person)
Description: General secretary of the CCP and chairman of the Central Military Commission


Name: 10.55 million people (Quantity)
Description: Projected population of Austria by 2080


Name: Ruby (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone of the corundum family with a dominant red color


Name: alpine ibex (mammal)
Description: Large mountain goats found in the high altitudes of the Alps


Name: National Register of Historic Places (Registry)
Description: A U.S. national list of districts, sites, buildings, structures, and objects significant in American history


Name: Rock carvings (Artifact)
Description: Carvings found in rock during the Bronze Age in Northern Europe


Name: Quarry Workers (Occupation)
Description: Quarry workers who joined the strike initiated by the Yule Marble Company's employees.


Name: western Algeria (geographical location)
Description: A region in present-day Algeria


Name: Western art (art movement)
Description: Art movement of the West


Name: High-Quality Mirrors (Optical Device)
Description: Devices that reflect light


Name: In 1912 (Date)
Description: The year Morocco was partitioned.


Name: Previous pearl shapes (Item)
Description: Pearls with shapes different from the round pearls of today


Name: Zajačak and Dobrinac in Rvati (Archeological Site)
Description: Archaeo-metallurgic complex and locality in Kopaonik


Name: Ancient World (Time Period)
Description: Period of time before the Middle Ages.


Name: Human Health (biological process)
Description: The overall health and wellbeing of humans


Name: GDP of Thessaly (economic_statistics)
Description: -


Name: Ultramafic Rocks (Geological Rock)
Description: Rocks that are rich in magnesium and iron, often found at the base of oceanic crust.


Name: Milcho Manchevski (Person)
Description: Prominent modern filmmaker in North Macedonia


Name: Jens Stoltenberg (Person)
Description: A Norwegian politician who served as the Prime Minister of Norway from 2005 to 2013.


Name: Part-Time Vocational Students (Student Class)
Description: Vocational students who attend the program as part-time students


Name: Old English Fyr (Language Term)
Description: The Old English term for 'Fire'


Name: Murong Xianbei, Kingdom of Buyeo, early Türks and Eurasian Avars (Ethnic Group)
Description: -


Name: Trained Graders (profession)
Description: Individuals who have been trained to grade the quality of gems


Name: Jason of Pherae (Person)
Description: A historical figure who transformed Thessaly in 4th century BC


Name: 18th_Century_under_Portuguese_rule (Time_Period)
Description: A period in the 18th century when Portugal ruled Brazil


Name: Crape (Material)
Description: A harsh black silk fabric with a crimped appearance produced by heat


Name: Art Movement: Tonalism (art movement)
Description: Art movement characterized by the use of muted, somber colors to evoke a sense of melancholy or mystery


Name: water molecules (Molecule)
Description: H2O


Name: Thin Transparent Coating of a Non-Metallic Material (reflective materials)
Description: A thin transparent coating used to protect the metal layer in some mirrors.


Name: Non-foliated metamorphic rocks (Type of metamorphic rock)
Description: Remainder category of metamorphic rocks that do not possess a texture


Name: 12 ornaments (Historical event)
Description: Ornaments used to differentiate social ranks in the earlier times


Name: Sunni Muslims (Religion)
Description: One of the major denominations in Islam.


Name: Top End and Gulf Country (region)
Description: Regions with tropical climate, including forest, woodland, wetland, grassland, rainforest and desert


Name: Modified Brilliants (Fancy Cut Category)
Description: Look like round brilliants in terms of brilliance and fire interplay


Name: Mani Peninsula (Geographical location)
Description: Surrounded by mountains that isolated them from outside influences


Name: nearly half the value under low load (1-2 N) (Physical Property)
Description: The hardness of corundum under high load (~1 kN)


Name: Retina (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The inner surface at the back of the eye


Name: February 28 Incident (Historical Event)
Description: An island-wide unrest in Taiwan suppressed with military force


Name: North Africa (geographical region)
Description: Region in Africa


Name: Rain Shadow Effect (Meteorological Phenomenon)
Description: A meteorological phenomenon where a region receives reduced precipitation due to the presence of a mountain range


Name: Rabbi Menachem Nachum Twersky (Person)
Description: A prominent Jewish Rabbi and the founder of the Chernobyl Hasidic dynasty


Name: Automata (Machine)
Description: A type of machine designed to imitate behaviors or actions.


Name: small bronze figures and life-size sculptures (sculpture form)
Description: Popular Renaissance forms, often mythological subjects with nudes


Name: Paco de Lucia (musician)
Description: one of the most influential flamenco guitarists


Name: Jane Austen (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Interior regions (location)
Description: The inland areas of Crete during the EM I period


Name: Withdrawal from Colombia (Action)
Description: The act of leaving a place or position.


Name: Multiple individuals (People)
Description: Individuals who have won medals for Andalusia in the Olympic Games


Name: Palace of Charles V (Building)
Description: A palace in Granada, Spain


Name: economic_health, growth_and_competitiveness (Economy)
Description: Aspects of the economy that are indicated by the trade balance


Name: Kaolinite (Mineral)
Description: A sedimentary mineral formed from weathering of orthoclase feldspar


Name: Macedonians (Ethnic Group)
Description: The ethnic group that forms the majority in North Macedonia as per the 2021 census


Name: Diabetes (Disease)
Description: A group of metabolic diseases characterized by high blood sugar levels.


Name: Giclée (Printmaking Technique)
Description: Neologism for digital prints made on inkjet printers, originally associated with dye-based printers but now more often refers to pigment-based prints


Name: Metamorphic Origin (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which a sedimentary rock changes into a different type of rock under the influence of heat, pressure, and chemically active fluids.


Name: fisheries and sailing (EconomicActivity)
Description: Activities involving the use of boats or ships for fishing, transportation, etc.


Name: Dressing regulations (Law/Regulation)
Description: A set of clothing laws developed during the Hongwu Emperor's reign


Name: Early Greek Philosophy (Philosophical Movement)
Description: A period in ancient Greek philosophy that underlay reflection on infinity


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: A state located in the Midwestern United States


Name: Sikh festival of Vaisakhi (Festival)
Description: Celebrated by the Sikh community


Name: cuisine of Greece (Cuisine)
Description: The traditional dishes and cooking styles of Greece


Name: letters with applied seals (Letter Type)
Description: Letters that received applied seals.


Name: Frankfurt School (Theory)
Description: An influence on the Marxist model applied by some researchers in early British cultural studies


Name: Surface of the liquid (Location)
Description: The top layer or boundary of a liquid


Name: Paper (Material)
Description: Common in Europe by the 15th century


Name: Size and Location of U.S. States (Geographical Description)
Description: The size and location of the states of the United States


Name: Zincblende itself (Compound)
Description: A compound with the formula ZnS, and is one of the compounds that have zincblende structure.


Name: Atlantic coast (Coastal Region)
Description: Overwhelmingly beach and gradually sloping coasts in Andalusia


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


Name: Regular Sea Urchins (Species)
Description: Most sea urchin species that do not have specialized eyes called diadematids


Name: Students (People)
Description: Individuals who attend Wallkill Valley Regional High School


Name: Persian Miniatures (Art Form)
Description: A prominent example contrary to the modern Sunni tradition


Name: Eugène Viollet-le-Duc (Architect)
Description: An architect who led a strong Gothic resurgence across Europe and in France during the 19th century.


Name: Perfluorocarbon (Compound)
Description: A compound with only fluorine atoms, often stable and hydrophobic.


Name: Computer Hard Disks (Electronic Device)
Description: Data storage devices for computers


Name: Internet (Technology)
Description: A technology that expanded the making and accessibility of maps


Name: parliament (Institution)
Description: A legislative assembly in a country


Name: Belfast (Place)
Description: The capital city of Northern Ireland


Name: European Union (Political_Organization)
Description: One of the 24 official and working languages of the European Union


Name: Serpentinite (Mineral)
Description: A rock composed mainly of the mineral serpentine, formed by the alteration (weathering) of peridotite or, less commonly, of pyroxenite or olivine.


Name: Heat treatment (Process)
Description: The process of heating zircon between 800 to 1,000 °C (1,470 to 1,830 °F) can change its color


Name: cable car or cog-rail trains (transportation_method)
Description: Zermatt is accessible only by cable car or cog-rail trains


Name: Ichthyosaur, Plesiosaurus skeleton (Fossils)
Description: Extinct marine reptiles


Name: Boron nitride (mineral)
Description: a mineral composed of boron and nitrogen


Name: Bishop Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum in Honolulu, Hawaii


Name: 1988 (Year)
Description: Year when the Intergovernmental Council of Copper Exporting Countries was dissolved


Name: Synthetic black dyes (Chemical Substances)
Description: Artificial substances used for coloring


Name: Subtractive Color Concept (Concept)
Description: The idea used in offset or digital print and present in bitmap or vectorial software in CMYK or other color spaces.


Name: Myoglobin (Protein)
Description: A protein that stores oxygen in muscle tissue.


Name: local jurisdictions (Local Administration)
Description: Lower-level administrative bodies within Missouri


Name: Size Variation (of Yule Marble) (Geological Feature Property)
Description: Grain sizes range primarily from 0.1 mm to 0.6 mm.


Name: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (French region)
Description: an administrative region in France


Name: Porcelain (Ceramic)
Description: A type of ceramic was first developed in China during the Tang dynasty (618–907)


Name: Dhutaṅga (Buddhist Practice)
Description: For Buddhist monastics, renunciation can also be trained through several optional ascetic practices called dhutaṅga.


Name: Tar and pitch (Substance)
Description: Other substances used in India ink include tar and pitch


Name: Batholiths (Geological Feature)
Description: Large bodies of intrusive igneous rock that form below the surface.


Name: Clanton (City)
Description: The city is located southwest of Birmingham, and was incorporated on March 18, 1876.


Name: Sea Peoples who migrated to the Near East (Migration group)
Description: By some scholars


Name: Contemporary Production Glass Simulants (Glass Simulant)
Description: Modern-day glass simulants produced for jewelry making


Name: Qing Imperial family, emperor and princes up to the second degree and their female family members (Royal Family)
Description: Members of the imperial family during the Qing dynasty


Name: Mountain Kochila (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Mountain Kochila, the highest mountain on the Island of Skyros.


Name: Uranium(VI) solution (Chemical Solution)
Description: A solution containing Uranium(VI)


Name: 0.740 (Number)
Description: A numerical value representing the fraction of volume that is occupied by atoms


Name: First Congo War (conflict)
Description: A conflict that occurred from 1996 to 1997 in the Congo


Name: Chinese porcelain (Artifact)
Description: The type of ceramics imported into Europe from China during the 16th century and earlier


Name: Renal Cell Carcinoma (Medical Condition)
Description: Diseases of kidney function


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The United States of America is a federal republic in North America.


Name: Water Pollution Problems (Environmental Issue)
Description: Problem of water contamination in China


Name: Scimitar (Weapon)
Description: Single-edged Middle Eastern sword


Name: Andalusian Confectionery (Culinary Product)
Description: The confectionery produced in the region of Andalusia


Name: 'magic' vocabulary used and the heavy implementation of the Qur'an' (property)
Description: The amulets are characterized by the use of special words and phrases from the Qur'an.


Name: Local, regional, and global air pollution; accumulation and distribution of toxic wastes; destruction and depletion of forests, soil, and water; depletion of the ozone layer and emission of 'green house' gases (Environmental Issues)
Description: Multiple environmental problems threatening the survival of humans and thousands of other living species.


Name: Weak anisotropy (Physical property)
Description: A characteristic of many calcium garnets, including goldmanite


Name: Authors (Group)
Description: The authors implying a contrast between 'culture' and 'civilization'.


Name: Onsernone (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in the canton of Ticino, Switzerland


Name: 49.3% (14,872) (Percentage and Number of People)
Description: White population in Kingsbridge as per 2010 US Census


Name: Neon (Chemical Element)
Description: A noble gas with atomic number 10 and symbol Ne


Name: Liège (City)
Description: A city in Belgium


Name: about 570,000 self-identifying gay and bisexual people (Population)
Description: Estimated number of LGBT people living in the New York metropolitan area


Name: Private Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection (Art Collection)
Description: A collection part of which is on display at Madrid's Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum and Carmen Thyssen Museum in Málaga


Name: Structural damage (Damage)
Description: Concrete exposed to sulfate ions or sulfuric acid degrades by sulfate attack and pyrite contamination leads to this structural damage.


Name: images of worshipers, priests and priestesses, rulers and deities (artwork)
Description: Images that are difficult to distinguish between


Name: Han children and females (Demographic Group)
Description: Children and women from Han Chinese population


Name: Lysocline (Geological Feature)
Description: A boundary in the ocean beyond which calcium carbonate sediment will not settle and accumulate


Name: Shale and gypsum beds (Geological Feature)
Description: Part of the geology of the Black Hills used in the manufacture of cement


Name: Long Term Energy Cost (Cost)
Description: The economic, ecological, and social costs of continuing to produce and deliver energy to the building for its use, maintenance, and eventual removal.


Name: National Museum of Antiquities and Islamic Arts (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Algeria, dedicated to ancient and Islamic artifacts


Name: GDAL Utilities (OGR, GDAL, Rasterio) (Technology)
Description: A collection of command-line utilities for processing geospatial data using the GDAL library


Name: Longevity upon smokers (Concept)
Description: The belief that breathing through jade would extend the lifespan of users


Name: Laid the groundwork for the Civil War (Event)
Description: The American Civil War fought from 1861 to 1865


Name: Division of Spectral Colors (Linguistic Concept)
Description: The way the spectral colors are divided linguistically


Name: Pichwai paintings (Miniature painting style)
Description: Paintings on textile depicting stories from the life of Lord Krishna


Name: CAFTA (Central American Free Trade Agreement) (Political Entity)
Description: An agreement among the United States and several countries in Central America that promotes free trade between these countries


Name: Forsterite (Silicate Mineral)
Description: A calcium free olivine


Name: east and central China (Geographical region)
Description: But they have fared better in the mountainous south and west


Name: political_center (GeographicArea)
Description: A location where political power and decision-making take place


Name: New Jersey (Location)
Description: A state located on the eastern seaboard of the United States


Name: Industry (Sector)
Description: Economic sector focusing on production of goods.


Name: Thessaly (Aeolia) (Region)
Description: the old name for Thessaly, mentioned in Homer's epic, the Odyssey


Name: Grossular garnet (Mineral)
Description: A variety of gem garnet


Name: more heterogeneous soils (geological feature)
Description: Soil type found predominantly in the Baetic Cordillera


Name: Outside European Union (GeographicalArea)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries


Name: Steel (Metallurgical Product)
Description: A hard, strong type of iron alloy.


Name: Autonomous Communities (Government Level)
Description: One of the components of the Spanish Public Administration


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


Name: 151 members (Number of Members)
Description: Total number of members in the House of Representatives


Name: 1,199 issuers (Company)
Description: Companies subject to filing other SEC reports


Name: Depth perception in reflected images (Visual property)
Description: The ability to perceive depth in the reflected images due to binocular vision


Name: José Sarney (President)
Description: Brazilian President who became unpopular during his tenure


Name: Best way to extract jade (Technique)
Description: The best method to obtain jade in the best condition


Name: 79 (Number)
Description: The atomic number of Gold


Name: Agios Ioannis Beach (Skyros) (Beach)
Description: A beach on Skyros called Agios Ioannis Beach.


Name: Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (Organization)
Description: An international certification scheme for diamonds that aims to prevent trade in conflict diamonds


Name: Coralliophila kaofitorum and Phenacovolva carneptica (Species)
Description: Species of mollusks that prey exclusively on black corals


Name: 81 years (NumericValue)
Description: The average lifespan of male individuals in Australia


Name: Cosmetics, Paint, Cleaners, Polishes, Glue, Soap and Ink (Commercial Products)
Description: Various commercial products that can be produced using animal by-products


Name: TiO (CompoundClass)
Description: A compound with the rock salt structure


Name: Batalha (Battle) (Event)
Description: An initiation rite in some repúblicas of Ouro Preto and Coimbra


Name: Mining and cutting applications (Industry)
Description: Applications where toughness and durability are required


Name: COVID-19 pandemic (Event)
Description: Global pandemic caused by SARS-CoV-2 virus


Name: 14.6% in 2021 (Percentage)
Description: Unemployment rate of Algeria in 2021


Name: Hanfu attire (Clothing Style)
Description: The traditional clothing of China, originating during the Shang Dynasty


Name: Swiss cuisine (cuisine)
Description: The multifaceted culinary traditions of Switzerland.


Name: French Canadians and Irish (Ethnicity)
Description: People of French Canadian or Irish descent


Name: The Ediacaran Period (Geological Period)
Description: The latest period of the Proterozoic Eon, lasting from about 650 million to 542 million years ago.


Name: Hue and Saturation (Diamond Assessment Criteria)
Description: Criteria used to assess the color of a diamond based on its hue and saturation


Name: 30.5% of plastic containers and packaging was recycled or combusted as an energy source (Recycling rate)
Description: Percentage of plastic containers and packaging that was recycled or combusted for energy in 2018


Name: One of the two firms involved in 2010 (Organization)
Description: The firm that withdrew from the program in response to SEC's proposal


Name: Idol/Murti (Hindu deity representation)
Description: A physical representation of a Hindu deity found in temples.


Name: Particular areas or no fixed abode (geographical_area)
Description: Area where red foxes establish their home ranges.


Name: agriculture, commercial fishing, animal husbandry, hunting, forestry, mining, and energy (Economic Sectors)
Description: Subsectors included in the primary sector of economy


Name: British Army (Military Force)
Description: The land-based armed force of the United Kingdom.


Name: Swiss militia system (System of Military Service)
Description: The Swiss military conscription and training system


Name: Late-ancient Italy (Geographical Region)
Description: Coterminous with the modern Italian geographical region


Name: Hexamethylbenzene dication (Compound)
Description: A compound containing a carbon atom with six bonds


Name: officials shall wear belts (action)
Description: The Hongwu Emperor decreed that officials shall wear belts


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: A country in South America with a high crime rate due to cocaine cultivation and trafficking.


Name: In their respective state (State)
Description: Conduct most civil and criminal trials in their respective state


Name: Gemstones exhibiting chatoyancy (Physical property)
Description: Are typically fashioned into a cabochon cut.


Name: German units, including the Waffen-SS (Military Unit)
Description: A combat formation of the German armed forces during World War II.


Name: Fans from Maggia (Group)
Description: Fans from Maggia who support the football club


Name: Fat, Flesh, Blood, Milk, Eggs, Isinglass, Rennet (Substances)
Description: Specific types of animal products


Name: Material from the Asteroid Belt (Cosmic matter)
Description: Material that never coalesced into large bodies in the asteroid belt.


Name: House of Orange-Nassau (Royal house)
Description: The Dutch Royal House, reigning since 1890


Name: Dehydration experiments and Infrared spectroscopy (Experiment)
Description: Methods used to study opals


Name: Territorial Unit for Commoners' Labor and Land Use Organization (Function)
Description: Organization of commoners' labor and land use


Name: Alexandrite (Gemstone)
Description: A precious stone that changes color, considered very rare


Name: Tirtha (Pilgrimage Site)
Description: Holy places visited during pilgrimages in Hinduism


Name: Ayyubids (Group)
Description: Islamic dynasty that ruled Egypt and Syria in the 12th and 13th centuries


Name: Crown Angle, Crown Facet Size, Table Size (attributes)
Description: The attributes that the crown height is related to


Name: Six Branches of Hindu Philosophy Evolved (Philosophy)
Description: Including Samkhya, Yoga, Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Mīmāṃsā, and Vedanta


Name: Australia (country)
Description: country


Name: Insomnia (Film)
Description: A film directed by Erik Skjoldbjærg


Name: Istalif (Village)
Description: A village in Afghanistan known for its pottery


Name: Baroque style (Art style)
Description: A popular art style that was prevalent until the Bourbons ascended to the Spanish crown


Name: Martyrs and Sacrifice (Concept)
Description: Individuals who have died for a cause they believe in


Name: larger gem (gem)
Description: A larger version of a gem created using a seed stone


Name: Paved Roads (Infrastructure)
Description: The paved roads necessitated by the Grande Dixence


Name: African and Malagasy Common Organization (OCAM) (Alliance)
Description: The alliance formed by Ivory Coast and other African countries


Name: Mudslides in Homes of Drafi Area (Geological Phenomenon in Timeframe and Location)
Description: An incident where homes in the Drafi area were devastated by mudslides.


Name: Acids (Compound)
Description: A substance that reacts with a base (an alkali or an alkaline earth metal compound) to form a salt and water.


Name: Norman swords (Weapon)
Description: Swords used by the Normans during the Crusades.


Name: 3 valence electrons (Number)
Description: The number of valence electrons in a lanthanum atom


Name: Fermi (Physicist)
Description: Italian-American physicist


Name: Fine-quality alexandrite (Quality of Alexandrite)
Description: Extremely rare fine-quality Alexandrite has a green to bluish-green color in daylight


Name: Glass (material)
Description: A hard, brittle and non-crystalline material often used for sculpture


Name: Gangue (sometimes with ore minerals like gold, silver, and copper) (Geological material)
Description: Material where quartz may be found in hot hydrothermal veins.


Name: Berbers (Ethnic group)
Description: A group of peoples inhabiting North Africa


Name: Imed Trabelsi and Belhassen Trabelsi (Individual)
Description: Members of the Trabelsi family


Name: NBA_team (Classification)
Description: The most successful NBA team.


Name: Anode (Part of electrolytic cell)
Description: The part of an electrolytic cell where oxidation occurs.


Name: Málaga Airport (Airport)
Description: Public airport in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Justice and Development Party (PJD) (Political party)
Description: The moderate Islamist political party in Morocco during the mentioned period


Name: Twelve physicians per 100,000 people (Healthcare Statistic)
Description: as of the data in 2011


Name: Population of foreign origin or nationality (Demographic group)
Description: Foreigners and their descendants living in Belgium.


Name: Washington Pass Overlook Trail (Recreational Facility)
Description: A trail designated a National Recreation Trail in 1978, runs from the pass to an overlook.


Name: Wearer's waist (Location)
Description: Placed in a leather pouch, put on its wearer's waist


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic Abrahamic religion based on the Quran.


Name: Greek word for blood (haima) (Language term)
Description: The name hematite is derived from the Greek word for blood.


Name: Zinc fingers, twists and clusters (Protein structure)
Description: Structural units of some transcription factors


Name: Water Ice (physical state of water)
Description: Pliny the Elder's belief about quartz


Name: grinders, frappes, steak tips, bulkie rolls, maple syrup, cranberry recipes and clam chowder (Food)
Description: Unique foods associated with the region


Name: Aluminium (Element)
Description: A lightweight, ductile metal with a silvery appearance


Name: English Compound (Language Construct)
Description: A type of compound in English generally with the verb and noun both in uninflected form


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in Southwestern Europe and Southern Iberia, with borders facing the Bay of Biscay, France, Andorra, Portugal, Gibraltar, Morocco, and the Mediterranean Sea.


Name: Assassination of Austria's crown prince (Event)
Description: The assassination that provided the pretext for Austria-Hungary to attack Serbia


Name: Cleaning (Maintenance activity)
Description: The process of removing the paint from surfaces or tools.


Name: Intense Yellow to Lighter Hues, Dark Yellow, Reddish or Brown Veins (Color)
Description: The color variation of Giallo antico


Name: Civil Aviation and Airports in Colombia (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: The network of airports and civil aviation operations.


Name: Hanfu (Clothing)
Description: Traditional clothing worn in ancient China, which had a systemic structure developed during the Shang dynasty.


Name: Gods, satyrs, and mythological scenes (Mythology)
Description: The depictions of gods, satyrs, and mythological scenes in gems.


Name: People's National Assembly, Council of the Nation (Political Chamber)
Description: Lower and Upper houses of Algerian Parliament respectively


Name: Alumina Coating (Material)
Description: A coating grown on aluminium by anodizing or plasma electrolytic oxidation


Name: May 1968 events in France (event)
Description: A series of protests and civil unrest that took place in France in May 1968.


Name: Joseph M. Tohme (Person)
Description: Researcher recognized for his work on the genetic diversity of food


Name: Commercial Quantities of Diamonds (Quantity)
Description: Diamonds found in this structure.


Name: Another School (School)
Description: School with which Kawamata Junior High School was merged due to the Fukushima nuclear disaster


Name: Everyone (except under 18) (Demographic)
Description: Individuals who are required to buy their own basic healthcare insurance in the Netherlands


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


Name: Aztec people (Culture)
Description: Mesoamerican civilization known for using cochineal as a vivid scarlet dye


Name: Ruthenian Uniate Church (Religious Entity)
Description: Eastern Orthodox Christian Church in union with the Pope


Name: Cossack Hetmanate (political entity)
Description: The state formed by the Cossacks after the largest uprising in 1648


Name: Po Valley (location)
Description: A region where the alphabet spread from Chiusi


Name: Bryophyte flora for Derbyshire (Flora recording)
Description: Recording and publishing of a bryophyte flora for Derbyshire


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


Name: five-year terms (time period)
Description: Duration of tenure for deputés in the National Assembly.


Name: Northern and Western Australia (Region)
Description: Regions of Australia


Name: American Civil War (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A war fought from 1861 to 1865 between the Northern United States and the Southern United States.


Name: Consumer demand (Demand)
Description: The desire of customers for synthetic diamonds


Name: Mollusk (Animal)
Description: A type of shellfish that produces pearls


Name: Lynx (Animal)
Description: Wild cat species, from which Lyngurium is believed to be formed.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country located in the Southern Hemisphere


Name: world culture (Concept)
Description: Ideas, practices, and expressions that are widely shared and valued


Name: 1920s (Time Period)
Description: The decade of 1920s


Name: Nigrosin (Synthetic black dye)
Description: A synthetic mixture of black dyes used in lacquers, varnishes and marker-pen inks


Name: There is nothing independent except the state of nirvana (Concept)
Description: According to Buddhism, the only independent entity is the state of Nirvana


Name: Medieval Revival (Historical Period)
Description: A period that seems to have begun around 1400


Name: Countries with Most Blue Flag Beaches (Ranking Category)
Description: A ranking of countries based on the number of their Blue Flag beaches


Name: Agriculture (Industry)
Description: The science or practice of farming, including crop and livestock production.


Name: Deposits of gem-quality ammolite (Mineral Deposit)
Description: Areas with significant concentrations of high-quality Ammolite


Name: cartographic products (outcome of cartography)
Description: Visual representations of geographical information


Name: Austenitic phase (FCC) (Phase)
Description: A phase of steel that forms during high-temperature heating or melting


Name: Piedmont (Italian region)
Description: an administrative region in Italy


Name: 1924 (Year)
Description: The year a short-lived republic was established in Greece


Name: Garnet (Mineral)
Description: Occurs as pink spots in granulite rocks


Name: American English (language dialect)
Description: One of the dialects for English, pronounced as /fræns/ FRANSS.


Name: Regional Languages (Language)
Description: -


Name: Linear B script (Script)
Description: Syllabic script developed by the Mycenaean Greeks based on Linear A


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: Beginning in the 1820s


Name: Red Sea Urchin (Mesocentrotus franciscanus) (Species)
Description: A specific species of sea urchin


Name: Diffusion of innovations theory (Theory)
Description: A research-based model explaining why and when individuals and cultures adopt new ideas, practices, and products


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: The presence of elemental silicon in molten iron acts as a sink for oxygen


Name: sixth-highest GDP (PPP) per capita in the world. (Quantity)
Description: The sixth-highest GDP (PPP) per capita that Norway has in the world


Name: Mycenaean centers (Cultural Region)
Description: Principal settlements of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Bronze tools and jewelry (Goods)
Description: Tools and ornaments made from copper alloy


Name: conversion or expulsion (choice)
Description: The choice given to Jews in 1492 between conversion to Catholicism or expulsion from Castile and Aragon.


Name: Berber kingdoms (geopolitical entity)
Description: Large but loosely administered Berber states that emerged in the 2nd century BC


Name: wet chemical processes (Process)
Description: Method of creating nanoparticles through suitable compounds mixing and treating to form an insoluble precipitate.


Name: Major uranium deposits (Natural resource)
Description: Significant quantities of uranium found within Somalia


Name: Diameter (d)/2 (Dimension)
Description: Half the length of a diameter, which is the longest line segment that can be drawn between any two points on the sphere.


Name: Catherine II's successors (monarch)
Description: The successors of Catherine II, who ruled after her death


Name: City of Pape'ete (City)
Description: The capital city of Tahiti.


Name: Magnesium metal (Chemical Substance)
Description: A silvery white metallic element


Name: Lamproite (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation that can host economically viable diamonds


Name: White-tailed eagle population on Isle of Mull (Population)
Description: The island is home to a significant population of white-tailed eagles


Name: [Earth, Sun] (Celestial bodies)
Description: The planet Earth and the star at the center of the Solar System


Name: Heidelberg University (University)
Description: Oldest university in Germany, established in 1386


Name: Donato Bramante (Person)
Description: Italian Renaissance architect and artist


Name: Region (Geographical Region)
Description: During World War II


Name: Commercial Nuclear Power Plants (Energy Source)
Description: Nuclear power plants used for civilian purposes


Name: Communism (Ideology)
Description: A political ideology advocating for classless societies based on the collective ownership of property.


Name: Bungee jumpers (Activity Participant)
Description: Individuals who engage in bungee jumping.


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


Name: Power (Concept)
Description: As it is included in the regalia of certain monarchies and seen as a symbol of power


Name: Sweet Medicine (TV Series)
Description: A 2003 British medical drama television series


Name: USGS (Organization)
Description: The organization that studied the South Laguna mine area


Name: Recognition of the Pragmatic Sanction of 1713 (Legislation)
Description: Law granting Maria Theresa succession rights


Name: 1843 (Year)
Description: The year William I died at the age of 71 in Berlin


Name: A 2021 plan announced by The Port Authority (project details)
Description: Indicates that the terminal will undergo expansion and modernization


Name: Magical Sounds (Concept)
Description: Sounds believed to regenerate the cosmos in the Brahmanical perspective.


Name: Rim (Part of a Medal)
Description: Occasionally employed to display an inscription such as a motto, privy mark, engraver symbol, assayer's marking, or a series number


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The religion that was spread by the Greek-speaking communities in the 2nd and 3rd centuries


Name: Pidgeon process, Bolzano process (Industrial processes)
Description: Two similar industrial processes used to produce Magnesium from magnesium oxide.


Name: Tolerant and cosmopolitan (Attitude)
Description: An attitude often associated with the Dutch people, representing their openness towards diversity


Name: Mera (River)
Description: Drains the Val Bregaglia valley


Name: Climate Data (Physical Property)
Description: The average temperatures and rainfall amounts in Ipswich


Name: Guillermo Uribe Holguín, Luis Antonio Calvo and Blas Emilio Atehortúa (musicians)
Description: Greatest exponents of the art music in Colombia


Name: Gaumont (Theatre)
Description: The theatre venue where the Beatles performed in 1964.


Name: 4g of K3Co(CN)6 and 1g of KClO3 dissolved in water (chemical solution)
Description: A chemical solution used for preparing the Cobalticyanide paper


Name: Lithosphere (geological features)
Description: The rigid outermost layer of the Earth, consisting of the crust and uppermost mantle


Name: Surowiecki, J. (Author)
Description: Author of the book 'The wisdom of crowds'


Name: Uto-Aztecan languages (Language Family)
Description: The branch of the Uto-Aztecan languages that includes Nahuatl and its closest relatives.


Name: Camilo Torres Tenorio (Person)
Description: A Colombian lawyer and politician, who was the first president of the United Provinces of New Granada


Name: Football (Activity)
Description: An activity primarily played in the south end of Mull


Name: Canton of Uri (Canton)
Description: Refers to the fact that Leventina was under the jurisdiction of the Canton of Uri before 1798


Name: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (Government Agency)
Description: An agency of the U.S. federal executive branch responsible for environmental protection


Name: Paul I (monarch)
Description: Catherine II's son and successor who ruled from 1796 to 1801


Name: Ottoman territories in Europe (Rumelia) (GeographicalEntity)
Description: A region under the control of the Ottomans in Europe, also known as Rumelia


Name: Philippine jade culture (Culture)
Description: Philippine archaeological culture dating back to the early 2nd millennium BCE.


Name: Tangent of an angle A (Mathematical Function)
Description: A trigonometric function that gives the tangent of an angle.


Name: Figuring (Design element)
Description: A design element seen in furniture, musical instruments, and other decorative wood products.


Name: Central Cross-Island Highway through the Taroko Gorge (Infrastructure)
Description: The highway built in the 1950s


Name: Mélanges (Geological deposit)
Description: A geological mixture of various rock types, formed under tectonic activity.


Name: Pink Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A type of diamond characterized by its pink color.


Name: a median age of 48.4 (Demographic data)
Description: The highest median age in the world


Name: Elephant, Trunk (Entity)
Description: An elephant has a trunk which is a part of it


Name: Acid salt (Material)
Description: A salt of an acid and a base that contains the acid's -COOH group replaced by -COONa or -COO(MgX2), where M is a metal and X is a halogen.


Name: Swiss literature, French literature, German literature (Literary Works)
Description: The literary works produced in Switzerland, France, and Germany


Name: Water Pumping (Activity)
Description: The need to constantly pump out water due to the underground nature of the quarry


Name: Region of Maghreb (Geographical Region)
Description: The region where the Moorish style was prevalent


Name: 1997 (date)
Description: The year when British Hong Kong returned to China


Name: End-Ordovician and end-Permian extinctions (Geological Event)
Description: Mass extinction events that occurred during the Ordovician and Permian geologic periods.


Name: Ours-Pierre-Armand Petit-Dufrénoy (Person)
Description: A French mineralogist


Name: Seat of conscience and reflection (Belief)
Description: A belief that the kidneys were the seat of the conscience and reflection.


Name: $2 billion industry (Economic Sector)
Description: Telecommunications industry of Afghanistan


Name: China (Country)
Description: Overtook Japan in Akoya Pearls production in 2010


Name: Italian Army (Military Force)
Description: The national ground defence force of Italy


Name: Vergeletto, Gresso, Mosogno and Isorno (Municipalities)
Description: Former municipalities that merged into Onsernone on 10 April 2016.


Name: Fatimids (dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that founded Mahdia and made it the capital city of Ifriqiya.


Name: The majority of the world's decorated pottery (Quantity)
Description: Refers to the high frequency of usage of transfer-printing in the decoration of pottery around the world


Name: Allies (HistoricalGroup)
Description: The alliance between France, Britain, Russia, Italy, and the United States during World War I


Name: Pavlidis Marble Granite (Company)
Description: One of the greatest companies for white marble


Name: region (Geographical Location)
Description: The specific region in which the chicken is found


Name: Commercial Gyms and Private Fitness Clubs (Facility)
Description: Establishments providing facilities for exercising and staying fit.


Name: outstanding collection of Assyrian art (Art Collection)
Description: The British Museum has an outstanding collection of Assyrian art


Name: Andrés de Santa María (Painter)
Description: Notable painter of the 19th century


Name: Singlet oxygen (chemical compound)
Description: A more reactive form of molecular O2 where all electrons are paired.


Name: 2017 (Year)
Description: A year representing the date of the data.


Name: The Hague (City)
Description: Capital city of the Netherlands and home to the States General


Name: Riverdale-on-Hudson (train station) (TransportationFacility)
Description: A train stop in the northwest Bronx along the Hudson River


Name: WTO (InternationalOrganization)
Description: international trade organization


Name: Van Cortlandt branch (Library Branch)
Description: A branch library of The New York Public Library located at 3882 Cannon Place


Name: Central Anatolia (Region)
Description: A region in central Turkey.


Name: Jerba (island)
Description: an island in Tunisia


Name: Mycenae, Nauplion, and Thebes (Cities)
Description: Cities mentioned in Danaya records with certainty


Name: Unicode Dingbat block cross symbols (symbol)
Description: Variety of cross symbols in Unicode's Dingbat block


Name: the Northern Hills (geographical location)
Description: Northern part of the Black Hills area


Name: Parthenon (ArchitecturalStructure)
Description: During the second siege (1826–27)


Name: Bronisława Curie (Person)
Description: Sister of Maria Skłodowska Curie


Name: Franz Joseph I (Monarch)
Description: Emperor of Austria who ruled during the Austro-Hungarian Compromise


Name: Strength of two hands (physical_trait)
Description: The ability to use the strength of both hands


Name: Iron Age Torcs (artifact)
Description: Artifacts from the Iron Age, often found with distinctive terminals.


Name: Moriya-nagara (City)
Description: A city built by the ancestors of the Maurya kings.


Name: Ghurids (group)
Description: Group conquered by the Khwarazmian dynasty in 1215


Name: High-Grade Metamorphism and Intense Deformation (Geological Process)
Description: Process that the metasedimentary rock is subjected to


Name: Reagent-grade potassium metal (ChemicalElement)
Description: The grade of potassium metal commonly used in research and industry


Name: Mud-bricks (Building material)
Description: Bricks with fibrous binder such as straw


Name: English fashion etiquette (fashion)
Description: Fashion norms brought by Europeans to New Zealand


Name: Prices that change daily due to supply and demand (Economic)
Description: Prices that change daily due to supply and demand


Name: Ontologies (Concept in Knowledge Management)
Description: A concept that applies a larger variety of relation types


Name: University of Alabama Crimson Tide (College Football Team)
Description: A college football team that represents the University of Alabama.


Name: Bonding with Sulfur and Semimetals (Chemical Bond)
Description: A chemical bond between a metallic element, sulfur, and a semimetal.


Name: Gold and Silver (Metals)
Description: Commonly used metals in filigree jewellery


Name: Barringer Meteor Crater, Odessa Meteor Crater, Wabar craters, Wolfe Creek crater (Geological feature)
Description: Examples of craters caused by iron meteoroids


Name: small towns of Pharsala and Domokos (location)
Description: small towns in Thessaly


Name: Global Competition (Competitive landscape)
Description: A competitive environment between entities on a global scale


Name: Grouped Items (Classification)
Description: Groups of similar magic items.


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


Name: Painters (16th Century) (Profession)
Description: Profession of artists specializing in painting


Name: Temperature (Concept)
Description: The property of matter that is a measure of its thermal energy per unit volume.


Name: Irregularia, Echinacea (including Salenioida) (subgroups of sea urchins)
Description: Subgroups of sea urchins that form a common clade called Carinacea


Name: Chester Starr (Person)
Description: Author of 'Minoan Flower Lovers'


Name: Gandharan Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A form of Buddhism prevalent in the Gandhara region


Name: Rebel Forces (Group)
Description: The rebel forces that made their stronghold in Bouaké after losing control of the north of Ivory Coast


Name: Ancient Greek: ἀδάμας (adámas) (Language)
Description: Greek word meaning 'proper, unalterable, unbreakable'


Name: Preventing tampering with equipment (Action)
Description: Protecting equipment from unauthorized access or interference


Name: Early Tombs (Archaeological Structure)
Description: later Ushabti figures are also contained in early tombs


Name: Chinese Calendar (unofficially) (calendar system)
Description: The unofficial use of the Chinese calendar for these festivals


Name: Rosenwald Schools in Alabama (School building)
Description: Black residents in Alabama raised additional funds to construct Rosenwald Schools, effectively taxing themselves twice


Name: Simeon Uroš (person)
Description: self-proclaimed Serbian emperor


Name: Tail of Felid (Part_of_animal)
Description: A part of the felid used for communication and balance.


Name: First-surface mirrors (Optical device type)
Description: Mirrors with coating on the front surface


Name: Malachite (Mineral)
Description: A relatively common basic copper(II) carbonate mineral, the other being Azurite.


Name: Guidelines for Humane Treatment of Urban Wildlife (Subject)
Description: Rules for treating and caring for Urban Red Foxes


Name: Mozarabic rite (religious practice)
Description: A liturgical rite used in the Visigothic kingdom and the Umayyad Caliphate


Name: Giacomo Prando (Person)
Description: Author who discusses the 'ghostly appearances and disappearances of the radian in the dimensional analysis of physical equations'.


Name: Elizabeth Owles (Person)
Description: A person who formalised the archaeological role for Miss Elizabeth Owles


Name: Baraboo, Wisconsin (Geographical Location)
Description: A region in Baraboo, Wisconsin, where marine sediments (shales and banded iron formations) are found atop the correlative unit of the Sioux Quartzite.


Name: The chroma of the object judged in proportion to its lightness (Definition of Saturation)
Description: The saturation of the light coming from an object is the chroma of the object judged in proportion to its lightness


Name: NaF (Compound)
Description: A compound with rock-salt structure


Name: eyes of people with brown eyes (Physical feature)
Description: Eyes that contain more dark melanin


Name: Boron Nitride (Compound)
Description: A compound used in a variety of applications, including as a lubricant and in electronics


Name: Bulgarian troops (military group)
Description: The military forces of Bulgaria


Name: Russia (1740-1741) (Political Entity)
Description: Russia during the reign of Empress Anna Ioannovna


Name: None (because it behaves like this) (Physical property)
Description: A characteristic that refers to an object's ability to burn, produce smell and soot


Name: addressing remorse and penance (Function)
Description: The function of Tirthas in addressing unintentional errors, intentional sins, and performing penance


Name: People's Republic of China (Country)
Description: The governing name of China since its founding in 1949.


Name: independent despotate (Political entity)
Description: A political entity ruled by the Doukas dynasty from 1271 to 1318


Name: Eluned Morgan (person)
Description: First Minister of the current Welsh Government since 2024


Name: Dinar (DZD) (Currency)
Description: The official currency of Algeria.


Name: Gymnasium for girls (Educational Institution)
Description: The gymnasium that Maria Curie graduated from with a gold medal on 12 June 1883


Name: European Union (Political Union)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries


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


Name: kasbahs (fortresses) and ksour (fortified villages) (Building)
Description: Structures associated with Amazigh or Amazigh-dominated regions


Name: Magnesium Foundry Flux (Substance)
Description: A substance that can be used to cover a magnesium fire and remove its air source.


Name: Church of Norway (Religious Organization)
Description: The current name of the Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Norway, now independent of the state


Name: Azores (Geographical Region)
Description: An autonomous region of Portugal located in the North Atlantic Ocean.


Name: Bauxite rock (Mineral resource)
Description: A sedimentary rock with a relatively high aluminum content


Name: Figure convention (Artistic Convention)
Description: Refers to a set of artistic rules or guidelines used in ancient Egyptian artwork


Name: 2,245 (in 1990) (Number)
Description: The record high of murders in New York City.


Name: founding countries of the UN (International organization)
Description: The original countries that founded the United Nations


Name: Ornamental gardening and landscaping (Industry)
Description: A potential use of hematitic jasperoid


Name: 13,251 people (Group)
Description: A group of 13,251 individuals arrested or convicted related to the 2016 coup attempt.


Name: Cabo de Gata (Geographical Location)
Description: A geographical location within Andalusia


Name: Alfred O.C. Nier to separate uranium isotopes (Action)
Description: To determine the fissile component


Name: Moroccan allies and Sahrawi Polisario Front (Alliance)
Description: The alliance is between Morocco's allies (United States, France, and Spain) and the Sahrawi Polisario Front


Name: Warring nations during World War I (Military_conflict)
Description: Nations involved in the First World War


Name: the field (Location)
Description: ExxonMobil jointly exploits the natural gas field with others


Name: Sensory Function of Sea Urchin Sensory System (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The function that the sensory system plays in allowing a sea urchin to perceive light, temperature, pressure, and chemical changes in its surroundings.


Name: Island Arcs and Subduction Zones (Geographical Location)
Description: Regions where metasomatism is particularly important due to water being driven out of ocean lithosphere during subduction


Name: Functional Group (Collection of Atoms)
Description: Groupings of atoms, often including heteroatoms, that recur in large numbers of organic compounds


Name: Capital Midlands, Hits Radio East Midlands, Gold, Greatest Hits Radio East Midlands and Greatest Hits Radio Yorkshire (Radio_Station)
Description: County-wide commercial radio stations for Derbyshire


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: A unitary state and constitutional monarchy in East Asia


Name: within control rods (Process)
Description: Powdering of Boron Carbide within control rods


Name: Single test (Test)
Description: Individual analysis conducted on a gemstone.


Name: Supernovae and neutron star mergers (Astrophysical event)
Description: Cosmic events where uranium is naturally created


Name: Kerchief or a guan (Headgear)
Description: Clothing item worn on men's heads during the Han dynasty


Name: Andalusian universities (university system)
Description: The university system in the region of Andalusia


Name: Extracellular Fluid Compartment and Blood Pressure (Physiological Parameters)
Description: The size of the extracellular fluid compartment depends on the plasma sodium concentration, which affects blood pressure


Name: changes over time (temporal attribute)
Description: as different styles became popular


Name: Monarch (Royalty)
Description: The King or Queen of Norway


Name: World Football League (Sports League)
Description: An American professional football league that played from 1974 to 1975


Name: around 1200 BC (Date)
Description: Time when the Mycenaean civilization collapsed


Name: One or more subordinates in one territory (number_range)
Description: Subordinate foxes may number one or two, sometimes up to eight in one territory.


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


Name: Dishes (various) and Confectionery (Food Products)
Description: The variety of food products that make up Andalusian cuisine


Name: Monazite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral rich in rare-earth elements from which high purity (>99%) neodymium was primarily obtained


Name: Mani Peninsula (Geographical location)
Description: The region where olive farmers reside and work


Name: De Beers Diamond Jewelers (Company)
Description: A jewelry firm which is a 50/50% joint venture between the De Beers mining company and LVMH, the luxury goods conglomerate.


Name: volcanic islands (Island group)
Description: A group of volcanic islands


Name: Book printing processes (Process)
Description: Refers to the origin of underglaze transfer printing from book printing techniques


Name: Citizen (Person)
Description: A person having citizenship of North Macedonia


Name: Balkans (geographical_location)
Description: The region in southeastern Europe


Name: Palaeoloxodon lomolinoi (Species)
Description: Extinct dwarf elephant species that lived on Naxos during the Late Pleistocene


Name: Workshops were integrated into palace structure (Room)
Description: Room used for craft specialization within the palace


Name: Lithium-6 deuteride (Fusion Material)
Description: Apparently still plays a role in modern nuclear weapons as a fusion material.


Name: 98 years after St. Gotthard Railway Tunnel (TimeDuration)
Description: The time duration between the opening of the railway and road tunnels


Name: Formosans (Ethnic Group)
Description: Inhabitants of Taiwan


Name: Tectosilicates (Silicate minerals)
Description: framework silicates with a three-dimensional framework of silicate tetrahedra


Name: Mary, Queen of Scots (Monarch)
Description: Queen regnant of Scotland from 1542 and of England and France as a joint monarch with her half-brother, James VI, from 1561


Name: Quartzite dust exposure (Health hazard)
Description: -


Name: Plaquettes (Fashion Accessory or Artwork)
Description: Small, usually flat ornaments attached to a larger surface


Name: enhancing bone-implant interface stability (Function)
Description: Used for enhancing bone-implant interface stability.


Name: The Contemplation of Things as Impermanent, Unsatisfactory and Not-Self (Meditation Technique)
Description: Contemplation technique in Buddhism


Name: six-year terms (time period)
Description: Duration of tenure for senators.


Name: Head of government (Political Position)
Description: The Prime Minister exercises executive powers


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


Name: matched strands of natural pearls (type of pearl collection)
Description: Are very rare and valuable.


Name: 42.7 years (Quantity)
Description: The average age of people living in the Netherlands


Name: Beryllium difluoride (Compound)
Description: Specific compound of beryllium and fluorine


Name: Foreign imports (Economic_event)
Description: The restriction of foreign imports to protect the local manufacturing of computers


Name: Olive Oil (Commodity)
Description: A multi-purpose product


Name: Intrusive Igneous Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks formed by the slow cooling and solidification of magma beneath the surface.


Name: Freedom of Speech and Expression (Right)
Description: The Taiwanese Constitution protects freedom of speech and expression, leading to a flourishing literature and mass media in Taiwan


Name: safeguard freedom, peace, and human dignity, ensure democracy and the Rechtsstaat, promote prosperity and social justice and preserving a sane environment for the future generations, with the intention of promoting trilingualism and cultural variety and conserving them as part of our historical heritage (Goal)
Description: The purpose stated in the constitution.


Name: Total fertility rate (TFR) (Statistical measure)
Description: Estimated at 1.52 children born per woman in 2017


Name: uranyl acetate (Chemical compound)
Description: The most commonly encountered chelating agent of uranyl ion.


Name: control over land and labor (issue)
Description: Struggles among Dahomeans over control of land, tenants, and labor


Name: Brilliance of a Diamond (property)
Description: The sparkle and luminance of a diamond


Name: Great Britain (Country)
Description: Country introduced to through the Battle of Magdala


Name: Materials that can withstand fluorine corrosion (Property)
Description: Used for the storage containers of fluorine gas


Name: U.S. state of Washington (State)
Description: The U.S. state of Washington is a source of the mineral.


Name: Iron (Metal)
Description: A metal with the symbol Fe and an atomic number of 26.


Name: Extraction of beryllium (Process)
Description: The process for extracting beryllium from its compounds.


Name: Pierre Bayen (Scientist)
Description: French chemist and mineralogist


Name: quarrying, crushing, grinding and polishing (Stages of Production)
Description: The stages involved in the process of producing marble.


Name: Taiwan Jade (Mineral)
Description: A type of nephrite primarily composed of minerals such as tremolite and actinolite.


Name: Trading Routes (Concept)
Description: Routes used for trade


Name: Norwegian Cinema (Art form)
Description: A form of art native to Norway


Name: Construction Materials (Building Material)
Description: Materials used to construct buildings and infrastructure


Name: Late Bronze Age (TimePeriod)
Description: The Late Bronze Age


Name: [100% diameter, 53% table, 43.1% pavilion and 16.2% crown] (Proportions)
Description: The ideal proportions of a round brilliant-cut according to Tolkowsky's original design


Name: Etruscan civilization was already flourishing and Etruscan ethnogenesis was well established (Cultural Period)
Description: -


Name: Kowalewo Pomorskie (town)
Description: Alternative name of Miedzianka (town)


Name: Chios (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea, Greece


Name: greater than 96% to near and far-infrared light between 800 and 12000 nm, but poorly reflects visible light with wavelengths shorter than 600 nm (yellow) (percentage)
Description: Gold reflects more than 96% of near and far-infrared light between 800 and 12000 nm, but poorly reflects visible light with wavelengths shorter than 600 nm (yellow)


Name: Nervii (People)
Description: One of the Belgae tribes


Name: Water-cooled diamond saws (Tool)
Description: Tools used to cut the jade into more manageable pieces


Name: Visitors (People category)
Description: Individuals who visit the Mani Peninsula


Name: Certain other metal borides (Compound class)
Description: Specialized materials for cutting tools


Name: Egypt (Country)
Description: The country where Faience was first produced during the third millennium BCE.


Name: episodes of runoff of fresh water into the lakes (NaturalEvent)
Description: Occurrences of fresh water flowing into alkaline lakes


Name: Cars (Vehicle)
Description: A wheeled vehicle used for transportation


Name: Makrana Marble (Material)
Description: A type of marble known for its stunning pink color.


Name: Brazilian Agate (Mineral)
Description: A type of agate found in Brazil.