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She is thought to be living under an alias in Los Angeles.alias = alternative name
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For security, Winston Churchill usually traveled using the alias, Colonel Warden.
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...let us bow our heads in silent prayer for our benefactor Sam Westing, alias Sandy the doorman. (source)alias = an alternative name
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Halliday was alluding to a famous '70s hacker named John Draper, better known by the alias Captain Crunch. (source)alias = alternative name
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He chose an alias, Saburo Ohta, a common name unlikely to attract notice or dwell in anyone's memory. (source)
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I have written to the Minister for Magic and am expecting him to give Stubby, alias—Sirius, a full pardon any day now. (source)
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Alias Carlos. (source)Alias = alternative name
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I looked at my parents' aliases and their birthdays, which variants I knew. (source)aliases = alternative names
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Later, not to be outdone, the Brigham would create a special division and another alias for pih, the Division of Social Medicine and Health Inequalities. (source)alias = alternative name
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Powell operated under several aliases — Payne, Wood, and Hall.† (source)
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Pachuco alias Snowboots was still going at it in the living room. (source)
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He was a veritable existential identity crisis, a male stripper with more aliases than a covert CIA agent.† (source)
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For some reason he must live and act under an alias. (source)
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There is far too much paperwork involved in owning a car, paperwork that could be traced directly to us, no matter how many aliases we used.† (source)
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Paul Larkin bought it under an alias. (source)
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After she gave Will several aliases, he went over to the kids who were outside on the balcony.† (source)
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