The word 'Alice' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used as a proper noun to refer to a specific person. For example: Alice arrived late to the meeting and apologized for her tardiness.
It is Alice in Wonderland territory, Orwellian almost, for any government of any political persuasion to seek to come along and try to rewrite the lexicon.
Alice in Wonderland is a book that remains as enchanting as ever, no matter how many times we reread it.
And I think about baby Alice, a whole month older than when I saw her: she has lived her whole life again.
Nick has asked one of the two nurses working beside him to curl Alice up into a little ball, tucking her legs up under her tummy so he can push a needle into her tiny spinal cord.
Nick has to catheterise Alice to get a urine sample, but there is so little urine in her bladder that the team have to administer extra fluids to help things along.
She makes explicit mention of follow-up questions: They will call on 'Alice,' and 'Alice' will stand up and ask a question.
"Some people have had a go at me about including that kind of a character and those kinds of words in the series, but I can't write about Alice Springs if I don't include that character," she says.
"The idea, visually, is to be light skin and dark skin, urban, rural and remote from all different parts of Australia, so there is a balanced visualisation of what Aboriginal women look like," Quilliam tells Guardian Australia on the road from Ntaria to Alice Springs.
Farage also said that he would ban anyone with a murder conviction from migrating to Britain after Arnis Zalkans, the Latvian builder who was jailed in his home country for the murder of his wife in 1998, emerged as the prime suspect in the murder of the teenage Londoner Alice Gross.
If you don't like Alice Cooper, you haven't got a soul.
Alcohol mandatory treatment orders have also been questioned after a number of escapes and the death of a woman in an Alice Springs facility in October last year.
