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tying

adjective as in binding

Strong matches

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And 68% said they didn’t expect their incomes would keep up with inflation over the next year, tying a record high set in May.

It denied tying any bodies prior to their release.

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Since gold’s price varies so much, they argue, tying the dollar to gold again would be disastrous.

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Reaves had nine assists, tying Doncic for the team lead, but had five turnovers as the Lakers turned the ball over 19 times.

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That hasn’t happened yet, although Dean did score the tying run in the deciding game of the National League Division Series and stole a base in the deciding game of the NL Championship Series.

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