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Appel, Karel (1921–2006), painterAppert, Nicolas François (1750-ca. 1840)Apple, Fiona (born 1977), musicianApplebee, Constance (1873-1981), sports coachAppleseed, Johnny (1774-1847), American orchardist & religious leaderAppleton, Edward Victor (1892-1965)Applewhite, Marshall Herf (1931-1997), fringe religious leaderAppleyard, Geoffrey (fl. early 1940s), British soldierApps, Greg (born 1955), Australian directorApps, Syl (1915-1998), Canadian hockey playerApt, Jerome (born 1949), astronautApuleius, barzh |