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E, or e, is the fifth letter and the second vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, the alphabets of other western European languages and others worldwide. Its name in English is e; plural es, Es or E's.
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Gary Hirshberg
Greg Avery
British activist
Robert Spencer
American author
Robert B. Spencer
American author
Steve Chalke
British minister
Lindsey German
Political figure
John Rees
British writer
Jonathan Zittrain
American professor
John Palfrey
President of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Doug Leeds
Chief Executive Officer of Ask. com
Gérard Mestrallet
Sarah Doukas
Business person
Siri M. Kalvig
Meteorologist
Siri Kalvig
Norwegian meteorologist
Dan Cogan
Film producer
Kirk Cheyfitz
Author
Oscar Mraz
Simon Kelly
Jason Potash
Film producer
Neil Meron
American film producer
Lumber Liquidators Inc.
Retail company
Charles A. Reich
American author
Galeria Kaufhof
Department store company
Marcus Hu
Film producer
Twinings
Company
Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to . . .
Charity
RSPCA
Charity
Travis O'Guin
CEO of Strange Music Inc
Arthur van Hoff
Dutch computer scientist
John Jeffcoat
American film director
Ivan Pernar
Former Member of the Croatian Parliament
Gene Russianoff
Attorney
Johannes Sturm
German educator
Arte
Channel
Kronenbourg Brewery
Sisters of Mary Reparatrix
Religious institution
Curtis LeMay
American general
Sundeep Waslekar
Indian author
Rich Schefren
Entrepreneur
Jobst Wagner
Swiss entrepreneur
Edwin G. Booz
American businessman
School 21
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Miro Allione
Italian professor
Stanley Zdonik
Computer scientist
Mitch Cherniack
Mathematician
Jerry Beck
American historian
Fred Patten
American writer
