The word 'alia' is not a commonly used word in English, but it is a valid word with a specific meaning.
It is the plural form of 'alium,' which is a Latin word meaning 'others' or 'other things.' One possible way to use 'alia' in written English could be in a sentence like: "The store sold various household items such as kitchen utensils, linens, and alia." This sentence is referring to other types of household items that were not explicitly mentioned.
Inter alia, these studies recorded homicides and their circumstances.The two researchers classified such deaths into interpersonal events (what modern policing would dub "domestics"), interfamilial feuds, group-sanctioned executions and intergroup events.
Such stretching, inter alia, causes the material to get thinner, of course.
On March 12th the Republicans duly obliged with a swarm of attack ads, aired in 18 states, accusing Mr Kerry inter alia of being "wrong on taxes" and "wrong on defence".
Mr Kaplan, a writer inter alia on anarchy, geopolitics and the American armed forces, told me he was drawn to Augustine's era, in part, by the work of Peter Brown.
It has sent a peculiarly dainty questionnaire to 400,000 troops, asking, inter alia, how they would feel about attending parties with the spouses of gay comrades, and whether they would mind using showers without curtains when there were gay soldiers around.Some Republicans speak of a campaign against repeal, claiming that it would hurt military morale and impede recruiting.
But when he in April ran for the presidency on a platform of "republican values"—ie, inter alia, no devolution he got only 5.3% of the vote.
Since 2000, deputies have, inter alia, liberalised a tough press law and made Iran subscribe to United Nations conventions outlawing torture and sex discrimination.
A proposed property tax was one key to a higher figure, but the government did not mobilise enough popular support.The constitutional changes cover inter alia military, judicial and indigenous-rights reforms.
There will also be those cross-border councils, empowered under the agreement to discuss, inter alia, animal and plant health, water quality and waste management, plus other issues of pith and moment including "relevant European Union programmes such as SPPR, INTERREG, Leader II and their successors", whatever that may mean.
Labour has promised inter alia devolution to Scotland, reform of the House of Lords and a bill of rights.
