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tie

[tahy] / taɪ /








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Several potential candidates with deep experience, as well as close ties to USC athletics officials, are expected to be available.

From Los Angeles Times

I think, too, the big part of this season was tying it back into Season 1 and bringing things full circle.

From Los Angeles Times

The Washington-based think tank said Beijing’s policy plan demonstrated its intention to expand diplomatic and economic ties in Latin America, and position itself as an alternative to the U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal

When that material finally broke free, it set off fresh shocks, and NASA's Fermi again observed gamma rays tied to the renewed violence.

From Science Daily

But as more Americans tie their net worth to stocks, a selloff could have a further-reaching impact.

From The Wall Street Journal