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tied up





tied-up










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Borrowing has gained popularity with the ultrawealthy, who often have much of their assets tied up in investments like private-equity holdings or shares in the companies they founded.

From The Wall Street Journal

First he tied up his world-leading rocket company with his artificial intelligence company; now both are rolling down the runway to the largest-ever U.S. initial public offering.

From The Wall Street Journal

Within its grasp was a glass cylinder, and within that was a yellowed piece of paper tied up with a silver string.

From Literature

“There are still a couple things to be tied up with the other 2 musics of the program but we are so close to accomplishing it!”

From Los Angeles Times

But the Labor Department, which houses the BLS, is among the agencies that have their funding tied up in a delayed legislative package that now sits in front of the House of Representatives.

From Barron's