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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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Michael R. McNulty
Former United States Representative
Karen Berger
American comic book editor
Doug Davison
Film producer
Roy Lee
American film producer
Allan Niblo
British film producer
Natalia Manskaya
Film producer
Cam Garner
Walter Briggs Sr.
American entrepreneur
Alfred V. Verville
Aircraft designer
Asil Nadir
Cypriot businessman
Jonty Hurwitz
South African artist
Demna Gvasalia
Creative director of Balenciaga
Ray McGovern
Officer
Albin Kurti
Prime Minister of Kosovo
Rodger Desai
Nestlé
Food company
Fendi
Fashion company
Cher Wang
Chairperson of HTC
Anne Bogart
American theatre director
Christine Boutin
Former Minister in charge of Housing of France
Gonzalo Pascual
Spanish businessperson
Central de Cervejas (Sagres)
Brewery
Holden Thorp
American chemist
NedGraphics
Software company
Pavlos Giannakopoulos
Greek businessman
Thanasis Giannakopoulos
Greek businessman
Perini Navi
Company
Navionics
Company
Martín Varsavsky
Entrepreneur
Paul Graham
American former professional basketball player
Robert Tappan Morris
American computer scientist
Talmon Marco
Israeli entrepreneur
VIA University College - The Animation Workshop
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Gavin McInnes
Canadian writer
Campagnolo
Bicycling company
Zamperla
Manufacturing company
Zambon
Pharmaceutical company
Bottega
Fashion company
Lee Edwards
American historian
Lev Dobriansky
Professor
Nino Bixio
Former Senator of the Kingdom of Italy
Victor Gruen
Austrian-American architect
Eldridge R. Johnson
American businessman
Víctor Ullate
Dancer
G. Curzon
Former Lord President of the Council of the United Kingdom
Emily Faithfull
Egerton Ryerson
Canadian educator
