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Hovland is the last match so if his scheduled opponent English is in the envelope it would be simple and the match would go down as a tie.

From BBC

Those ties with the administration have also proved useful for his 42-year-old son, David, as he makes moves to become a major media power player.

From BBC

However, the Ryder Cup doesn't go to extra holes and a 14-14 tie, while marking a remarkable comeback, would still see holders Europe retain the trophy.

From BBC

Driving with a chance to tie the score in the third quarter, Maiava threw an ill-advised pass over the middle that was intercepted.

According to officials, the dismissals were tied to the agents’ conduct during official duties, which seemingly violated policies requiring political neutrality and impartiality while in uniform or on duty.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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