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See: adherence, adhesion, association, attachment, chain, charge, combine, connect, connection, contact, deadlock, devotion, fetter, kinship, liaison, lien, loyalty, marriage, nexus, prevent, privity, propinquity, relate, relation, relationship, restrain, trammel TIE. When two persons receive an equal number of votes at an election, there
is said to be a tie.
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| If you want to drink healthily, skip the watered-down lagers and opt for one of the new diet-conscious cocktails that have even the most resolute Atkins addicts tying one on. Here's some strategy for tying one on in style - and good taste. As for the tuneful lyrics to ``Tubthumping'' (``He drinks a whiskey drink/He drinks a vodka drink/He drinks a lager drink/He drinks a cider drink/He sings the songs that remind him/Of the good times''), Nutter insists the hit song is about more than simply tying one on. |
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