M

M, or m, is the thirteenth 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 ''em'' (pronounced ), plural ''ems''. Provided by Wikipedia
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Author: Drymon, M.M.
Published 2009
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Author: Baldwin, M. M.
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Author: Faust, M. M.
Published 1979
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Author: Baldwin, M. M.
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Author: Carl, M. M.
Published 1822
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Author: M.
Published 1784
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Author: M.
Published 1859
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Author: Daugherty, M. M. 1894-
Published 1938
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Author: Knappen, M. M. 1901-
Published 1947
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Author: Hoffmann, M. M. 1889-
Published 1952
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Author: Richards, H. M. M.
Published 1902
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Author: Robespierre, M. M. J.
Published 1794
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Author: M'Clelland, M. G.
Published 1884
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