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However that's a particular publishers guidelines and doesn't go in to the legal requirements that, inter alia, lead to those guidelines.

Air launched (Skylon, Pegasus, Et alia) are also interesting, laser boosting (using lasers to add energy during the initial launch) would also help.

I'm really surprised that so many people are hung up on Atwood et alia trying to bring some explicitness here.

If you (et alia) actually believe it's an important issue, then you would actually be selective about when the subject is broached, so that actual intelligent conversations between willing and engaged participants could actually happen.

> At the Bountiful home, Alia Platt worked to design the arm that would throw the Frisbees.

I think the 2nd and 3rd have some low points in them with the very unappealing Alia character taking up a lot of the text.

See, inter alia, the Apache Software Foundation.

Ironically I have an XP VM on my work desktop because I need to build for (inter alia) Microsoft evc4, which won't install properly on anything more recent.

We can probably have an expert witness testify the scene could use that image (ie they don't visually disagree so much that the scene couldn't have derived from inter alia that image).

I enjoyed my time at law school, especially its relation to philosophy and quasi rule-based systems, inter alia (oh yeah, you pick up some Latin in law school).

They produce smartcard adhesives (inter alia) and have pretty much cornered the world market on that product (a few years ago, about 80%, and a pretty good chunk of the smartphone market, too).

In neither states nor implies anything comparative about the relation between that and any other situation that may or may not also be a shame, including, inter alia, those that contributed to the one being discussed.

Y: {Limitations and Exceptions} - "Each Party shall endeavor to achieve an appropriate balance in its copyright and related rights system, inter alia by means of limitations or exceptions...

We need "privacy for the weak and transparency for the powerful" (see Cypherpunks: Freedom and the Future of the Internet by Julian Assange et alia).