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Meanings of e. t. in English
Lifeform that does not originate from Earth.
Usage of e. t. in English
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E. T. Stotesbury proved a very efficient auctioneer and large prices were realised.
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But-butI didn't quite understand-haveI lost the place?-this is by E. T.
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A. and E. T. intertwined after the manner of silversmiths.
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Mrs. E. T. Stotesbury sold one of her diamond tiaras for twenty thousand dollars.
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The Project Gutenberg eBook, Fun And Frolic, by Various, Edited by E. T. Roe
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We get up as good papers now in the P. R. E. T. T. Y.
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In 1922 the first Spiritual Assembly was formed in Manchester with E. T. Hall as Secretary.
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A description of this very human and useful language, following Lancelot Hogben and E. T. Bell.
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E. T. Reed-HisOriginal Humour-"Contrasts "and"Prehistoric Peeps"-Approved by Sports Committees and School Classes-Mr.
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At any rate we always add to our names the initials P. R. E. T. T. Y.
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E. T. Devine, Misery and its Causes.
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L. E. T. H. O. R. A.
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The Crown Prince himself was domiciled with his staff in E. T. Stotesbury's fine mansion on Walnut Street.
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E. T. Devine, Principles of Relief.
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E. T., B.A., The Vicarage, Pwllheli
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E. T. Withington, Medical History from the Earliest Times, London, 1894, p. 278.