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McEwan Addresses Recent Statement on Islamism". ian-
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October 2008). "Ian
McEwan condemns...
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Geraldine McEwan (born
Geraldine McKeown; 9 May 1932 – 30
January 2015) was an
English actress, who had a long
career in film,
theatre and television...
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Wells Ltd sold its
brewing business (including
McEwan's) to Marston's.[citation needed]
William McEwan opened the
Fountain Brewery in Fountainbridge,...
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McEwan Hall (Scottish Gaelic:
Talla MhicEòghainn) is the
graduation hall of the
University of Edinburgh, in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Designed by architect...
- Ross
Maxwell McEwan CBE (born 16 July 1957) is a New
Zealand banker, and
former chief executive officer (CEO) and
managing director of
National Australia...
- MacEwen, Mac
Ewan,
McEwen, or
McEwan may
refer to:
MacEwen (surname)
Castle MacEwen, Argyll,
Scotland Mac
Ewan, Edmonton, a
neighbourhood in Edmonton, Alberta...
- Marple,
usually referred to as Marple.
Geraldine McEwan starred in the
first three series.
Julia McKenzie took over the role in the
fourth season. The...
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Ewan Gordon McGregor (/ˈjuːən/ YOO-ən; born 31
March 1971) is a
Scottish actor. His
accolades include a
Golden Globe Award and a
Primetime Emmy Award....
- Mac
Ewan (1943–2017),
politician and MLA in Nova Scotia,
Canada Ian
McEwan (born 1948),
English novelist Frank McEwan,
Scottish footballer Alfred McEwen...
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McEwan may
refer to: Paul
McEwan (cricketer) Paul
McEwan (actor) Paul Mac
Ewan,
member of the Nova
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