A
A, or a, is the first letter and the first vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, and others worldwide. Its name in English is a, plural aes. It is similar in shape to the Ancient Greek letter alpha, from which it derives.
A People (First 49 people) - Page 206
Boris Pašanski
Serbian tennis player
Philip Woodward
British mathematician
Amy Siskind
American activist
Kristi Leskinen
American freestyle skier
C.N. Jayadevan
Former Member of the Lok Sabha
Lee Carter
American Politician
Atif Qarni
Former Virginia Secretary of Education
Philip Fearnside
Anne Hegerty
TV personality
Matthew Crawley
Film character
Jenny Ryan
Actress
Isobel Crawley
Fictional character
Steve Cassano
American Politician
Chip McDaniel
American professional golfer
Annie Wallace
Actress
Damon Sansum
British taekwondo athlete
Brendan Coogan
British television presenter
Mona Baker
Translator
Stewart Boswell
Hideki Shirakawa
Japanese chemist
Benjamin Abalos Jr.
Secretary of the Interior and Local Government of Philippines
Brodus Clay
American actor
Sukh Ram
Former Minister for Communications & Information Technology of India
Faggan Singh Kulaste
Minister of State in the Ministry of Steel of India
Ratan Dewasi
Indian Politician
Arjun Kapikad
Indian actor
Sol Wachtler
Elaine Phillips
Politician
Lorinda de Roulet
American philanthropist
Rachel Maddow
American television presenter
Phil Donahue
American media personality
Alan Cumming
Actor
Brian De Palma
American film director
Pamela Adlon
American actress
Silda Wall Spitzer
Former First Lady of New York
Susan Mikula
American artist
Norman Reedus
American actor
Brett Icahn
American businessman
Lester Holt
American journalist
Liu Wen
Chinese fashion model
Leonard A. Lauder
American philanthropist
Mercedes Bass
American philanthropist
Min Kao
American engineer
Bernard H. Mendik
Peter S. Kraus
Businessman
Steve Witkoff
Real estate investor
SecretaryGeneral of the United Nations
