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be tight with

verb as in cleave

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The evening vote is expected to be tight with Speaker Mike Johnson’s threadbare GOP majority unable to handle many defectors or absences in the face of staunch Democratic opposition to impeaching Mayorkas, the first Cabinet secretary facing charges in nearly 150 years.

The race is expected to be tight — with the last-minute wild card of a major snowstorm on Election Day.

The presidential race looks to be tight with political plays aplenty, said Arya Fernandes, a political analyst from the Center for Strategic and International Studies Indonesia.

Cargo room in either vehicle will be tight with all the seats in place, but once you drop them, you’ll be granted 69.6 cubic feet in the Audi and 71.4 cubes in the Acura.

Yet Powell also that warned the job market continues to be tight, with job openings outnumbering job seekers, which works as a drag on employers competing for workers.

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

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