Synonyms for lia
li·a

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1. List of paraphrases for "lia":

   reb, recs, erc, rebs, cer, garlic, rec, pag

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1. List of known nicknames for "Lia":

   LIA, リア

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1. LIA

   Synonyms:
   Low-impact aerobics, see there
   

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1. Ngotlai Nohro:

   Keima a chieihlei chaipa chanô ei y chhôhta cha, Mara reih he ei ochhôh liata leidia lei p’awta, ei yna su lia maihta leidia hra aw vei. Ei thi tita chhao ei sawnahzy ta Mara reih he khâ vaw hmâh/cheih lymâ aw ei ta. Ama sawzy pathaisa lymâ hra aw ei ta, Khazohpa ta a chhihtha lymâ aw ei tahpa ei ngiapâna a châ.

2. Miki Dahlke:

   I signed the letter because I believe Lia should have the same opportunity to compete in a sport she loves just like any other woman in the NCAA. I think it's important to create a safe space for all athletes in sport.

3. Ibrahim Dabbashi:

   The LIA estimates that in 2014 alone, instead of increasing the value of its assets base, it had real losses of $721 million, furthermore, it lost an additional $1.6 billion to $2.3 billion in what would have been returns on investment if its assets had been properly invested in conservative investments with competitive interest rates.

4. Hunter Martin/Getty Images:

   It's really easy for the media and the administration to just focus on Lia and all the things that are hurting her and how she needs compassion right now, but I think we're the ones who truly need compassion right now, and we're the ones who are just being overlooked and told to just suck it up and deal with it and to accept second place. I think it's wrong, when we came here, we were told we were going to have equal opportunities, and it just seems like our administrators and parts of society, very small parts, because I believe most people know it's wrong, but that those people just think that we shouldn't care about winning. And that's wrong. You know, what message are you telling little girls? You're telling them that they shouldn't strive for first place, that they should be OK with second.

5. Nancy Hogshead-Makar:

   It would n’t take away a slot from anybody else, but they would be able to be in the pool and compete, everybody would welcome that and everybody would be cheering for Lia Thomas. But right now, when Lia Thomas touches the wall, nobody cheers until the second-place finisher.