Word: tied
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...long three-pointer from the right wing by Australian standout Kylie Page brought Hawaii within three, 71-68. When Arkansas guard Christy Smith missed a jumper on the other end, the Wahine had a chance to tie...
Taken in themselves, the pictures aren't anything remarkable--two standard, blazer-and-tie portraits, the chins angled in similarly unspontaneous angles. It's in the juxtaposition that the truly mesmerizing effects emerge. Different people offer different explanations of what they see, just as they would of some bizarre atmospheric event...
Cline also makes an effort to tie together the various threads running through Hall's life and work. While her insights are often interesting, her relentless attempts to psychoanalyze Hall can become grating--after a certain point, one no longer wants to hear that the nuances of the writer's friendships with women can all be traced back to her dysfunctional relationship with her mother. But most of Cline's arguments, including her suggestion that Hall's work can be read as exploring the various facets of the "alienated individual confronted with the mystery of the universe," are straightforward...
Harvard was stuck right in the heart of the struggle, and considering that it held the tie-breaker advantage over only one of those teams (Colgate), the Crimson faced the distinct possibility of not making the playoffs...
House Republican leaders have opted for brinkmanship over IMF and U.N. funding, announcing on Wednesday they would tie an extraneous abortion clause, previously nixed by the White House, to the legislation. "The GOP thinks the President wants the IMF funding badly enough that he might buckle this time," says TIME correspondent John Dickerson. But if the White House hangs tough and the $18 billion credit to the IMF is killed, the consequences could be disastrous: "Failing to fund the IMF could further destabilize Asia," says TIME correspondent Bruce Van Voorst. "And that would have extremely serious consequences for the American...