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tying

adjective as in binding

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UChicago and other schools also pushed into private equity and other alternative assets, hoping for big returns but tying up money in long-term investments even as cash grew tight.

“We recognized early that tying up power was going to be a key to success,” said Jeff Blau, Related’s chief executive.

He’s also a starting guard who dunks for the basketball team and is one of the favorites to win a City high jump championship after tying for second place last year.

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Reinhart had the tying goal — his fifth of the season — with three about minutes left in regulation after the Panthers had trailed 2-0 midway through the third.

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Kenvue says there is no credible evidence tying Tylenol to autism.

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