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old school tie

NOUN
basic striped tie
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Unsurprisingly, the old school tie set at the ACB and Lord's dug in with blustery determination, setting in motion an explosive war of words.

From The Guardian • Jul. 8, 2013

With her two Oxford blues for rowing, it would be easy to see the loyalist MP as part of the old school tie club that unites so many of the cabinet.

From The Guardian • May 27, 2012

Another curiously Sri Lankan trait, highlighted in the book, is the "old school tie", the fierce attachment to one's alma mater.

From BBC • Mar. 25, 2011

If Author Fleming is guilty of using the old school tie as a cultural garrote, it is, fittingly enough, his own.

From Time Magazine Archive

His books are packed with demons perceived as the rattling of a vicar's teacups, clubrooms full of failed saints and even failed sinners, all wearing the old school tie.

From Time Magazine Archive



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