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E·de  (d, -d)
A city of western Nigeria northeast of Ibadan. A center of Yoruba culture, it is in a cocoa-growing region. Population: 283,000.
Ede [ˈeɪdə]
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(Placename) a city in the central Netherlands, in Gelderland province. Pop.: 101 542 (1999 est.)
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He's just a regular cat with a stubby tail who would be long gone by now if not for Nancy Ede.
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I did not get a chance to eat much myself, so I nipped down to McDonald's for a bite," said 37-year-old Antoinette Ede.
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I think it is pretty clear that the idea of providing a place for the exchange of quality children's clothing and equipment is a great business model based on common sense ideas," said Ede.
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