Yes
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- עבריתyes הטלוויזיה בלוויין
- DeutschYes
- EnglishYes
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- 日本語イエス
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Yes or YES most often refers to: * An affirmative particle in the English language; see yes and no Yes or YES may also refer to:
Yes or YES most often refers to: An affirmative particle in the English language; see yes and no Yes or YES may also refer to: ==Education== YES Prep Public Schools, Houston, Texas, US Young Eisner Scholars, in Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, and Appalachia, US Young Epidemiology Scholars, US ==Technology== yes (Unix), command to output "y" or a string repeatedly Philips :YES, a 1985 home computer ==Transportation== Yasuj Airport, Iran (IATA airport code: YES) YES Airways, later OLT Express, Poland ==Organizations== European Solidarity ( YeS), a political party in Ukraine Yale Entrepreneurial Society, US YES. Snowboards, a manufacturer of snowboards The YES! Association, a Swedish artist collective Young European Socialists formally ECOSY Youth Empowerment Scheme, a children's charity, Belfast, Northern Ireland Youth Energy Squad, a student-run, non-profitable green Project Based on Exchange established by AIESEC by University Sains Malaysia YES (Lithuania), a centre-right political party in Lithuania Young Engineers Sportscar, or YES!, a German sports car manufacturer Yes, the trade name of YTL Communications, a mobile network operator in Malaysia ==Literature== Yes! (Hong Kong magazine) Yes! (U.S. magazine), a magazine focused on social justice and sustainability Yes! (Philippine magazine), a showbiz-oriented magazine Yes (novel), 1978, by Thomas Bernhard Yes: My Improbable Journey to the Main Event of WrestleMania, by Bryan Danielson, also known as Daniel Bryan ==Film, television and radio== ===Film=== Yes (2004 film), a romantic drama by Sally Potter Yes (2025 film), a satire film by Nadav Lapid ===Television=== yes (company), an Israeli satellite television provider YES Network, Yankees Entertainment and Sports Network Yes TV, a Canadian religious television system ===Radio stations=== WTKN, formerly Yes 94.5, in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, US YES 933, a Singaporean radio station Yes FM, in Colombo, Sri Lanka Yes FM (Philippines), a Philippine FM radio network owned by MBC Media Group 101.1 Yes FM, its flagship station ==Music== ===Albums=== Yes (Yes album), by rock band Yes, 1969 The Yes Album, by rock band Yes, 1971 Yes (Alvin Slaughter album), 1997 Yes! (Chad Brock album), 2000 Yes! (Jason Mraz album), 2014 Yes! (k-os album), 2009 Yes (Mika Nakashima album), 2007 Yes (Morphine album), 1995 Yes (Pet Shop Boys album), 2009, or the title track Yes (Shinichi Atobe album), 2020 Yes! (Slum Village album), 2015 Yes!, classical album by Julie Fuchs 2015 Yes L.A., 1979 punk rock compilation EP Yes. (EP), 2021, by Golden Child ¥€$, 2018 album by Tommy Cash ===Songs=== "Yes" (Fat Joe, Cardi B and Anuel AA song), 2019 "Yes" (Ben and Tan song), 2020 "Yes!" (Chad Brock song), 2000 "Yes" (Coldplay song), 2008 "Yes" (LMFAO song), 2009 "Yes" (McAlmont & Butler song), 1995 "Yes" (Sam Feldt song), 2017 "Yes!" by Amber, 2002 "Yes", by Beyoncé, from Dangerously in Love, 2003 "Yes", by Billy Swan, 1983 "Yes", by Black Sheep (group), 1991 "Yes", by Connie Cato, 1975 "Yes", by Craig Davis from 22, 2022 "Yes", by Demi Lovato, from Confident, 2015 "Yes", by The Family, 1985 "Yes", by Grapefruit, 1968 "Yes", by Jay & The Americans, 1962 "Yes", by Johnny Sandon And The Remo Four, 1963 "Yes", by Karl Wolf feat. Super Sako, Deena, Fito Blanko, 2019 "Yes!", by Kyle (musician), 2020 "YES", by Louisa Johnson feat. 2 Chainz, 2018 "Yes", by Manic Street Preachers, from The Holy Bible, 1994 "Yes", by Merry Clayton, 1987 (from the Dirty Dancing film soundtrack) "Yes", by Tim Moore, 1985 "Yes", by twlv, 2024 "Yes Yes Yes", a remix of "Sexy! No No No..." by Girls Aloud from Tangled Up "Yes, Yes, Yes", by Bill Cosby, from Bill Cosby Is Not Himself These Days, 1976 ===Other uses in music=== Yes (band), English progressive rock band Yes Featuring Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin, Rick Wakeman, a spinoff of this band Yes (operetta), 1928, by Maurice Yvain ==Other uses== Yalta European Strategy, a series of annual conferences in Ukraine Yes Yes Yes (horse), Australian thoroughbred racehorse ==See also== Yesss (disambiguation)
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