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*Doe: a deer, a female deer. Doe may also refer to:

Do-re-mi, a system of note learning.
D.O.E., a United States rapper.
Doe, a singer from Brooklyn, NY.
Doe (ethnic group), a people of coastal Tanzania
Doe language, spoken by the Doe people
Ernest Doe & Sons, tractor manufacturers and agricultural merchants
John Doe or Jane Doe a name used as a placeholder for an unknown or anonymous person, especially in a legal context
Samuel Doe (1951–1990), the president of Liberia
Do (singer). A Dutch singer. Her name is pronounced as 'doe'.
Doe River, a river in Tennessee, USA

DOE or DoE can be an acronym or initialism for:

Department of the Environment (disambiguation page)

the United States Department of Energy

the Department of Energy in the Philippines

Design of Experiments

the Duke of Edinburgh and the The Duke of Edinburgh's Award

the doctrine of equivalents in patent law

Dyspnea On Exertion or exertional dyspnea, in medicine

Depending on experience, mentioned in job offers where compensation is to be negotiated

any Department of Education (NOTE: U.S. Department of Education's acronym is ED.)

Distributed Objects Everywhere in distributed computing

Diffractive Optical Element in optics

Date of Effect, the date an event comes into effect, used in contracts.

depending on extra, movies

Date Of Execution (When sentenced to the death penalty in the U.S. after a while you're given a D.O.E.)

Dreams of Elwood, an indie rock group from New Zealand

A Diagram of Effects is a Gerald Weinberg tool for reasoning about non-linear systems. Doe is used in a song (Do-Re-Mi) in "The Sound of Music"

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