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tie

[tahy] / taɪ /








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Before this series he signed a contract extension that ties him to England to end of the home Ashes in 2027.

From BBC

Tuesday was another big day for stocks tied to the artificial-intelligence infrastructure build-out, as the AI investment boom drives demand for the memory chips needed to run those systems.

From The Wall Street Journal

The match in Rabat, between two of the continent's leading nations, had the makings of the tie of the round but never quite lived up to its billing.

From Barron's

The Southwest Power Pool, which operates part of the grid stretching from the Texas Panhandle to North Dakota, has been working to establish new rules for data centers looking to tie into the system.

From The Wall Street Journal

The loss of these cells appears closely tied to worsening movement problems in people with MS.

From Science Daily