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Literally, ego does have a long mark over the 'o.' However, the long marks in Latin are usually only acknowledged to differentiate words in the ablative case. Ego, however, is not in the ablative case. But yes, ego does have a long mark over the 'o,' though it's not very significant. If you're a student, learning Latin, they usually don't make you use a long mark over ego unless you're writing in the ablative case.

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