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1. Eia

   Eia or Eye was a Medieval manor in Middlesex and now part of Central London. A smaller manor called Ebury or Eybury, and the village of Eye Cross, were originally part of the manor of Eia – and derive their names from it. Both Ebury and a corruption of it, Avery, can still be found in the names of local streets and other places. The broader area covered by the original manor of Eia included much of the present SW1 postcode area, including: Hyde Park (which dates from 1536), the grounds of Buckingham Palace (1703) and Belgravia, a country road known later as Park Lane and most parts of Mayfair, Pimlico, and Knightsbridge. The name Eia is believed to have originated as a latinisation of the Anglo-Saxon toponym eyai, which means "island", in reference to a marsh that once dominated the area.

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1. IEA

2. EAI

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of EIA in Chaldean Numerology is: 7

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of EIA in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6

Examples of EIA in a Sentence

1. Richard Gorry:

   The U.S. crude market seems to have passed the worst point and crude runs should start creeping higher, taking pressure off inventory levels, the latest EIA data on U.S. production is also supportive as it indicates that the low prices are finally having an impact.

2. Dominick Chirichella:

   On the crude oil front, the EIA report was disappointing at best given the surprise build, both PADD 2 (the Midwest) and Cushing built in an area that should have been most impacted by the Canadian wildfires.

3. Tony Nunan:

   The EIA data shows demand is being stimulated by lower oil prices. It could be a flash in the pan. We have passed peak summer demand. It could be temporary.

4. Phil Flynn:

   The Fed could trump the EIA, especially if they cease using the word 'patient' in line with any potential rate hike. The dollar could go gangbusters on that, and pretty much all commodities, including oil, will be impacted.

5. Ravindra Rao:

   Crude is marginally lower today on a surprise build in U.S. crude stocks... On the flipside, however, crude is also supported by a weaker dollar and the prospect of higher U.S. stimulus, u.S. crude stocks have been falling for last five weeks and this has been one of the key factors in keeping price at elevated levels. If EIA also confirms an increase in crude stocks, we may see some more correction in prices.

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