liasons

• The allegations include harassment and, the Daily News reports, "Other girls were caught fondling each other or trying to get other girls to join them in lesbian liasons [sic]." —  Salon
• These are liasons between the industry and the machinery of government boondogglery. —  Blue Mass. Group - Front Page
• And so did my guest, who not only made me realize the invaluable role played by the liasons between publishers and bookstores (Cory Doctorow describes them beautifully here), but also how Amazon shopping is killing off these stores. —  litpark
• The Sexual Predator Faculty: Are women treated as young philosophers and aspiring professionals, or do faculty regularly view them as a potential source for dates and sexual liasons? —  Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog
• It's been announced via from the liasons of the ever more eccentric and reclusive —  L.A. Rag Mag

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