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tie

noun as in deadlock

noun as in relationship

verb as in equal

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But Frei was evening those odds by himself, making a sprawling one-handed save on a shot from Long in the 87th minute to keep the game tied.

Next is perfecting the costume, in particular Trump's suit and iconic crimson tie.

From BBC

The UAE established formal ties with Israel under an agreement brokered by the US in, known as the the Abraham Accords.

From BBC

“I would have imagined someone from The New York Times would come here with a suit and a tie,” she said.

The BBC also spoke to freeholders on new-build estates - who own the house and the land it sits on - but are tied into private maintenance contracts for the upkeep of communal areas.

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

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