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211. The evidence suggests that Gilmore won in spite of his ties to the religious right.

212. Leckie, too, liked to play on his ties to Symington.

213. Community colleges also tend to have stronger ties to businesses than do either high schools or four-year institutions.

214. They loosen their ties and slouch against the wall with hands in pockets in manufactured nonchalance.

215. Smith ties her transformation to a training program developed by de Bruin and based largely on track-and-field principles.

216. Obviously, the existence of such ties and their translation into present day activity is dependent on geographical and social stability.

217. This ties health insurance to employment, which impedes labour mobility and is unfair to the self-employed and unemployed.

218. It was hotly argued that the cameras zoomed in more often on his Gucci loafers and Hermes ties than on the buildings.

219. They will not hesitate to shift their ties and change the relations that governed their actions in the past period.

220. Incidents such as this one were commonly reported by military intelligence as evidence of black ties with radical groups.

221. This, together with closer economic ties with the West, added to the Empire's leverage in international affairs.

222. Mr Eastwood argues it would break ties with local communities.

223. It's the pick of the ties although the game between holders East Belfast and Killyleagh will attract a lot of attention.

224. Through it all[sentencedict.com], the ties of friendship prove stronger than wildly varied personal agendas and abject stupidity.

225. They had a strong sense of shared identity, had been trained together, and were strongly linked by kinship ties.

226. Glasgow had close ties of blood and interest with the Southern States of the Confederacy.

227. She flinched once, then started to obey, unfastening the ties at the neck of her gown with shaking fingers.

228. The co-ops have longstanding political ties to the Liberal Democratic Party, which dominates the government.

229. Both intimate and friendship ties are therefore considered potentially important for well-being.

230. To tame Him / Her, Dionysos steals upon the sleeping Agdisthus and ties the male organ to a tree.

231. I love to see thern around the place, riding their horses, wearing ties, shooting in their tweeds.

232. Human rights groups rightly protest at the the security forces' ties to these militias.

233. Therefore, in throwing away his pipe, he intentionally cuts himself off from human pleasures and the ties of home.

234. In green ties, red epaulettes and blue cummerbunds we lined up.

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235. Steven's marriage to Lucy Brett cemented important business ties with her family.

236. Make ties to fasten simple slip covers for chairs or to tie seat cushions to chair backs.

237. He also vowed to maintain ties with the United States while continuing to improve relations with the Soviet Union.

238. The stripes on ties are formed by strategically burning away the nap of the velvet.

239. His lower half was engulfed in army-issue shorts held up by one of Francis's old school ties.

240. In 1995, the U.S. sought to broaden its ties with India and Pakistan.