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 329
Lawrence Stroll
Canadian businessman
John Robert Porter
Philanthropist
Maksym Kovalenko
Researcher
Marianne Schmid Mast
René Thury
Swiss engineer
Tanja Stadler
German mathematician
Hans-Peter Wild
Businessman
Michael Ristow
Medical doctor
Jonathan Coleman
Television presenter
Tegan Martin
Australian model
Anna Kooiman
American news anchor
Sam Frost
Australian rules football player
George Negus
Australian author
Liz Hayes
Australian television presenter
Tracy Grimshaw
Australian journalist
Julia Leigh
Australian novelist
Steve Price
Audio engineer
Matt Moran
Australian chef
Sylvia Jeffreys
Australian journalist
Georgie Gardner
Australian television presenter
Richard Wilkins
Australian television presenter
Shari Sebbens
Australian actress
Natalie Barr
Australian journalist
Sandra Sully
Australian journalist
Allison Langdon
Australian reporter
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Singer
Paul Murray
Irish novelist
Max Purcell
Australian tennis player
Allan Snyder
Professor
Pete Evans
Australian chef
Manu Feildel
French chef
Anne McKevitt
TV personality
Stephanie Brantz
Australian sports presenter
Davina Smith
Australian journalist
Natarsha Belling
Australian journalist
Paul Fletcher
English football player
Kumi Taguchi
Japanese actress
Kerry O'Brien
Australian journalist
Natalia Cooper
Australian reporter
Peter Overton
Australian television journalist
Tim Gilbert
Stunt actor
Todd Sampson
Australian television presenter
Nicholas Hope
British-Australian actor
Terrance John Clark
Scott Tweedie
Australian television host
Wayne Riley
Australian professional golfer
Kia Silverbrook
Australian inventor
