See, inter alia, Blanchard and Landier (2002), Dolado et al.
(For discussion see inter alia O'Neill 1989: Ch. 5; Herman 1993; Allison 1990: Ch. 10 §II).
For further research we see, inter alia, the following desiderata: a.
But within these pages you will find no mention of, inter alia, a Rawls or a Bourdieu.
For example, psychologists have discovered systems of core knowledge activated in infancy that govern the representation of, inter alia concrete objects and human agents [see Spelke 2003; Spelke and Kinzler 2007].
(See my articles for Foreign Affairs and Brookings Institution, inter alia).
Arguing, inter alia, that requests for access to archives reveal logical inconsistency with specificity requirement.
Gametes are distinctly different from kidneys inter alia.
How else to classify a man who – inter alia – is effectively seeking a master perfumer?
Nor her oddly misshapen recent partial comeback, in which she has, inter alia, played opposite Jennifer Lopez and Lindsey Lohan.
