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 279
Pablo Solares
Danielle Outlaw
Police officer
Diego Hernandez
Uruguayan football player
Sage Sharp
Software engineer
Tawna Sanchez
Oregon State Representative
Justin Rattner
Business person
Gregory McKelvey
Public speaker
Fabiano Scherner
Brazilian mixed martial artist
Travis Parrott
American tennis player
Harvey S. Leff
Physicist
Cathy Whims
American chef
Phil Keisling
Former Secretary of State of Oregon
Simon Bairu
Canadian long-distance runner
Diane Rosenbaum
Former Oregon State Senator
Jackie Dingfelder
Former Oregon State Senator
Chip Shields
Ben Cannon
American educator
Robert M. Berdahl
American historian
Nicholas Meregali
Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa
Andre Johannpeter
Brazilian businessman
Marcia Barbosa
Brazilian physicist
Larry Pinto de Faria
Brazilian football player
Vinod Khosla
Indian-American businessman
John Arrillaga
American philanthropist
John P. Morgridge
American businessman
Eileen Donahoe
Ambassador
Helen Quinn
Physicist
Minnie Sarwal
Researcher
James Sheafe
Former United States Representative
Martha Fuller Clark
Former Member of the New Hampshire Senate
Dennis Canario
American Politician
Steve Heretick
Politician
Francisca Van Dunem
Former Minister of Internal Administration of Portugal
Mark Zieman
Tim Sheldon
Former Washington State Senator
Daniel Snyder
American businessman
Mark Weinberger
American businessman
Roger Berliner
Representative
Jeong H. Kim
American businessman
Annalena Baerbock
Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs of Germany
Sigrid Grabner
German writer
Anthony G. Collins
President of Clarkson University
Michael Perham
British author
Mike Tobash
Politician
Richard Edward Wilson
American composer
Surbhi Chandna
Indian actress
