The phrase "all dia" is not correct in standard written English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It may be an attempt to express something specific, but without context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "I have been thinking about all dia, but I can't seem to find the right words."
Alternatives: "all day" or "the whole day".
Although the agency is staffed by personnel from each of the armed services, more than half of all DIA employees are civilians.
The report says that on 11 July 2013, about a month after the Guardian's first report on the NSA's metadata program was published, DIA chief Lieutenant General Michael Flynn "directed establishment of the Information Review Task Force 2 (IRTF-2) to acquire, triage, analyze, and assess all DIA and DoD compromised information".
"All DIA passengers will need to do is open their browser and log-in via Boingo's walled garden page to get connected to free or premium Wi-Fi".
9 P.M. (Sci Fi) ALL SOULS' DAY: DIA DE LOS MUERTOS -- The annual Day of the Dead celebration goes awry in a Mexican town when the dead decide to play a livelier role than usual in this new television movie.
But it was a revelation to hear Young's partials bouncing all over Dia's big, resonant space.
Dia is expressed in haemocytes and much, but not all, endogenous Dia was recruited in an Ena-dependent fashion to mitochondria upon expression of FP4Mito and colocalised with Ena-GFP at filopodia, raising the possibility that Ena might be required to target Dia to sites of dynamic actin rearrangement (supplementary material Fig. S3A E).
The more upbeat "Amigos" ("Friends") and "Todos los Dias" ("All the Days") are sodden with clichés, though Juanes does follow his own advice in "Todos los Días": "Life is a song that has to be sung with energy".
These multiple data sets were flagged, fitting all the features: spot Dia.
Similar results were obtained using MCF-7 cells treated with TPA, and with ZR-75-1 cells treated with all three DIAs [see Additional file 4] (data not shown).
This was true for all three DIAs (NaBu, VES and TPA) and both cell lines tested, implying that it is a general phenomenon and not the property of one agent or cell line.
Much as Mardi Gras informs New Orleans' attitude all year round, Dia de los Muertos seems to lurk in Tucson's periphery at all times.
