It's a show-business alias.
Then let Donald Trump decide if he wants to be the Trump Plaza promoter or Mike Tyson's business adviser, alias boss.
"We really don't fight because we have to run the business together," said Ginger Snap, alias Natily Blair, 30, who wears a necklace that includes a pin once used to hold her fractured wrist in place.
They ask the addressees to share the names of any "non-career official" who has used a personal account to conduct official business or used an "alias" account — that is, an official account that does not use the person's actual name — to do so.
Help Scout is compatible with any email address, the startup simply gives a business a unique email alias, to which it can forward copies of all incoming emails.
During the Occupation, he traded on the black market under a variety of aliases, doing business with people mixed up with the Gestapo.
(His mother was French). During the Occupation, he traded on the black market under a variety of aliases, doing business with people mixed up with the Gestapo.
Sometimes, she said, she and Humphrey would assume aliases, posing as business contacts to receive information.
Today the demanding adolescent goes by a number of aliases, but most business people call it Corporate Social Responsibility.
There's the aliases of his colourful business past, and the shopworn gags ("Ed Balls... who can hardly drive a car without crashing it, let alone the economy. Literally, the hit-and-run shadow Chancellor!").
Mr. Schnare noted that some previous E.P.A. administrators had been secretive — during the Obama administration, for example, Lisa Jackson, the E.P.A. administrator, came under criticism for using an email alias, "Richard Windsor," to conduct official business.
