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She was beginning to feel a closer tie to the Nineteenth Cave.
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He knows the meaning of words and that you may tie to.
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To tie to the end of a cord that I have here.
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That is what I would do and that you may tie to.
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I haven't seen so much as the tip of his shoe- tie to-day.
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And with that, my Bug threw off its last tie to gasoline.
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As matters stand now, there's nothing to tie to but Spike Walters.
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What I want to find is a ' tie to bind her'-speakinghymnally.
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He's one in a thousand, that's straight, a man to tie to.
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No tie to Reimer, or any of the people he's pissed off.
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They all tie to the budget, the governor said in his opening statement.
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Now Palmgren was gone, and another tie to established society had been severed.
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There is a strong emotional tie to the pound which I fully understand.
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Work hours weren't tied to increased diabetes risks among wealthier people, however.
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Palestinian consumers, their economy tied to Israel's, depend on goods from Israel.
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That study initially showed health benefits tied to the intervention, Tuomilehto said.
