Noun
IE.
(Indo-European studies) Alternative form of IE
Give or take the odd anatomical discrepancy, John Berger affects me exactly like Jane Fonda - ie. any opinion of mine which I discover he shares I immediately examine to find out what's wrong with it. Clive James
“As per our original proposal of October 2017, the total debt for which restructuring was considered was for Rs 31,289 crores ie. without any haircut in the original proposal,” he said. Source: Internet
Technically impossible? ie. take an Sony A7, add a pentaprism, and call it a day. Source: Internet
Eating locally ensures that we eat seasonally, ie. foods that are best digested and nutrients that are most needed at different times of the year. Source: Internet
I'm not judging, I observed, and pointed out the flaws ie. where your reasons for a virtual system being more likely are nullified even using your own definitions - you dismiss it by hand waving, your choice. Source: Internet
It also happened to be a baked sweet, ie. sugar and gluten (her old favorite combo upon which she based her whole diet in the past). Source: Internet