alia

• “Also they get the anti English vote in London inter alia from the Irish, the Muslims and a rainbow coalition of malcontents including the pinks.”

  " Help" ( Its just a cry for help)

• “Yesterday's term was inter alia, which is defined as:”

  Define That Term #40

• “We had just finished a pint bottle of cherry brandy when I felt a gentle touch upon my shoulder, and our look-out man whispered in my ear the magic word 'alia' (elephant), at the same time pointing in the direction of the tank.”

  The Rifle and The Hound in Ceylon

• “To heal Thefl'alia's ruins, Pompey fled To us for fuccour, and by us lies dead*”

  Internet Archive: The Works of the English Poets.: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical

• “On its face, its certainly a sound suggestion, but unfortunately the UM administration (including, inter alia, the Associate Dean) has been historically unresponsive to students 'concerns.”

  Discourse.net: Patricia D. White to Be Dean of University of Miami School of Law

• “Actelion notified Asahi, on behalf of CoTherix, that it intended to halt Fasudil “for — inter alia — business and commercial reasons, including other pipeline considerations.””

  Archive 2009-04-01

• “I don't know how NSVF finances work, but maybe Apple, McGraw-Hill, et alia should be making large donations to that organization?”

  The Huffington Post: John Merrow: The Intersection of Technology and Test Scores

• “Within a few years, he too moved north, inter alia to Dresden, Munich, Vienna and Warsaw.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Waning Genius in Venice

• “It's an illo for a story called "Hanuman's Bridge" by Euan Harvey, which is about, inter alia, the Indian monkey god Hanuman, who built a bridge from the mainland to Ceylon.”

  Look, see, no nudity

• “The IPO happened on the eve of Tuesday's midterm election in the U.S. in which public resentment over financial bailouts, inter alia, played a big role.”

  The Wall Street Journal: AIA's New Deal

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