The series has a curious history within the Star Wars universe: they're a tie-in to another tie-in.
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As you think about using Alexa or maybe Alexa doesn't have a tie-in to Apple Music, for instance, but that's something that we do have a tie-in to.
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The party came within one seat of winning a power-sharing tie in the state House, the closest Democrats have come since a tie in the state Senate in the 2000 elections.
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He also wore this, the widest tie in all christendom. .
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I WANT THE MOST FUCKED UP TIE IN THE WORLD.
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The Indians broke a scoreless tie in the third inning.
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How does fashion and design tie in with your music?
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Miami broke up a scoreless tie in the seventh inning.
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It can also tie in seamlessly with Google's other products.
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The Mets broke a scoreless tie in the fourth inning.
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The Padres broke the tie in the bottom of the second.
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But Seattle rallied for a 2-2 tie in the fourth.
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Speaking of the malware, the DNC hack tie-in was interesting.
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Anyone else hoping that Netflix has commissioned a tie-in novel?
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He was wearing the most ridiculous tie in all the land.
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It's a great tie-in with the past and present storylines.
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Madden, 39, donned a suit and bow tie in all black.
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Tie-in novels often have to play with a delicate balance.
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Today it's launching its next Disney tie-in — Ultimate Lightning McQueen.
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Then it did the big tie-in movie with multiple characters.
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The Mariners broke a 1-1 tie in the fourth inning.
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CBS officials say they didn't force the Victoria's Secret tie-in.
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At one point Mr. Stewart removed his tie in apparent frustration.
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Here's a good look at the tie-in and selection process.
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All our struggles must tie in together and support one another.
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Dan Peres, for one, above in the lavender tie in 2006.
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Starbucks' new cloud macchiato also may have a celebrity tie-in.
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Four Democratic primary candidates locked in a near tie in Iowa.
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There's one other important detail about a tie in the Electoral College.
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How does it tie in to the earlier stages of the project?
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MUFG, itself Japan's largest bank, is an interesting tie-in with OMG.
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But unlike most tie-in game projects, the two are inextricably linked.
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The Cavaliers moved back into a first-place tie in the ACC.
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Rumors of such a tie-in have been rife for a while.
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Oakland broke a 21-2300 tie in the top of the third.
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Still, we share relationships and associated factors that tie in with living.
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There was something unseemly about the nakedness of the marketing tie-in.
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How does that tie in to the work you do in Charlotte?
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That could tie in with the theme of their broadcast or personality.
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His homer broke a tie in the deciding game of the series.
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I love wearing a vest because it keeps your tie in order.
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"The original PlayStation logo will always have that tie-in," Soprovich says.
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The Maisel tie-in can make the Haggadah more "approachable," he said.
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But its video game tie-in didn't completely adhere to its story.
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This isn't to say that tie-in novels are bad moves for authors, or that it's an exercise that's beneath highly regarded authors, but tie-in novels or adaptations have always had a sort of stigma around them.
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But the game is also surprisingly expansive, especially for a licensed tie-in.
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"We can't talk about a statistical tie in these circumstances," Mr. Garay said.
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As far as we know, this is not a Young Pope tie-in.
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There was also a tie in the Connecticut Senate, weakening Democratic control there.
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Vice President Mike Pence could break a 50-50 tie in the Senate.
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Facebook didn't have this natural tie-in for other services on its platform.
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Which, come to think of it, is another tie-in to Young Thug.
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The super-skinny adjustable straps tie in a neat bow in the back.
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He died via strangulation, catching his tie in a set of elevator doors.
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It's a nice tie-in with both the genres meeting in this title.
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Boston did forge a tie in the opening minute of the third period.
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That should make for an excellent tie-in with the Han Solo movie.
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Any tie in the statehouse would be broken by the Democratic lieutenant Governor.
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And that's why I also think the ageism and sexism, misogyny tie in.
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Minnesota broke a scoreless tie in the final minute of the second period.
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There's even a fake tie-in commercial for Phaëton complete with '80s styling.
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The camera could tie in to the company's recently introduced Echo Show device.
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He eventually surged to win an effective tie in the Iowa caucuses, too.
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Now, everywhere she looks in Girl Scouts programming, there's a STEM tie-in.
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And along with that sequel came the product tie-in known as Talkboy.
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The video features an unofficial tie-in toy for the "Star Wars" franchise.
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I also wanted to tie in our love for sharks and shark awareness.
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We've got an open API called Smappy that allows people to tie in.
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The only other tech tie-in is that Bamford is a comedy machine.
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Wegmans was the clear winner, though there was a tie in one category.
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Vice President Mike Pence would have to break a tie in that scenario.
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Do the other artworks here tie in to the ethos of your firm?
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Clinton and Sanders remain locked in a virtual tie in Iowa early Tuesday.
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The paper's reaction to the Lions' 27-43 tie in Arizona was perfect.
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The A's came close to snapping a scoreless tie in the second inning.
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The National Hockey League eradicated the tie in 2005 when it added shootouts.
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We break down how to tie a bow tie in eight easy steps.
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So okay, Rey is now a larger part of Force Awakens tie-in merchandise.
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We're just funding companies that tie in their profits to their impact very closely.
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Not long before the delay, the Cubs snapped a scoreless tie in the seventh.
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But I want to tie in a bit of myself to the account intermittently.
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David Lynch is behind this, somehow, and it's an elaborate Twin Peaks tie-in.
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How do -- tie in what Steve is saying to what you're trying to do.
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This tie-in follows a major expansion from Alipay in the U.S. in May.
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But the interesting part is how this could tie in to Apple's HomePod strategy.
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The Cubs broke a scoreless tie in the fifth to pull ahead 3-0.
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If you really need to tie in the backyard, shop 65% off outdoor rugs.
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And on Wednesday, hundreds of venues across the country hosted events to tie in.
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A RealClearPolitics polling average shows Clinton and Trump in a virtual tie in Arizona.
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The Brewers broke a 2-2 tie in the sixth on a wild pitch.
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Your next novel Catalyst is a tie-in to the upcoming Rogue One film.
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Lopez missed two free throws with the chance to tie in the final second.
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Only Justice Scalia's death and the resultant 4-to-4 tie in Friedrichs v.
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A 4-4 tie in such a situation would leave standing lower court decisions.
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What do you think the chance is they'll have a Violet Beauregarde tie-in?
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Johnson continually emphasizes the quality and attention to detail, movie tie-in be damned.
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The sort-of sideways tie-in here is with "Kong: Skull Island" from 2017.
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Lopez missed two free throws with a chance to tie in the final second.
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Tie-in toys were created, and Coors and Coca-Cola cut product placement deals.
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Vice President Mike Pence may have to break a tie in a confirmation vote.
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It's being developed by BonusXP, the same studio behind the Stranger Things tie-in games.
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I started this journey in San Francisco, so I wanted to have that tie-in.
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But this year, a new style of tie-in swept the festival: the escape room.
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McCullers threw five shutout innings before Seattle finally broke the scoreless tie in the sixth.
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As a media tie-in writer, you don't have the luxury of writing for yourself.
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In 1999, the concept of tie-in stories adhering to a centralized canon wasn't commonplace.
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"There was no Mad Men tie-in that we were ever planning," Forte told TVLine.
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It even artfully edited its finale to tie in 2015's giant Ashley Madison hack.
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Each episode will tie in a reality show: Survivor, Big Brother and The Amazing Race.
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That would allow Vice President Mike Pence to break a tie in the administration's favor.
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Remember when licensed animated movie tie-in games weren't the worst thing in the world?
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The Amazon Echo and Google Home both tie in to third-party applications, for example.
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Apple's new credit card may be Apple's strongest-ever services tie in with the iPhone.
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Although Congress blocked comprehensive immigration reform and the Supreme Court's tie in United States v.
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The Angels had a chance to break the tie in the bottom of the seventh.
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Riverhead has printed close to 1.4 million copies of a special movie tie-in edition.
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The Lighthouse camera, smart as it is, doesn't tie in with a home security system.
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That 'Black and White' look is also likely primed for an Android Oreo tie-in.
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In addition to a VR tie-in for Justice League itself, IMAX and Warner Bros.
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Her best finish was a fourth-place tie in the 500-meter race in Innsbruck.
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Like Disney's Star Wars, Star Trek has a long history of official tie-in novels.
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With those goals, Domi surpassed his famous enforcer father, Tie, in career points with 247.
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In a deadlock, Vice President Mike Pence would break the tie in favor of proceeding.
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All future movie tie-in songs that feature rappers must include some form of pixelation.
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Vice President Mike Pence would break any tie in the favor of his fellow Republicans.
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If you are a man, you would certainly wear a SUIT AND TIE in business.
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The upcoming Uncharted 4 tie-in is a standalone story, seemingly starring the two women.
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Warren's tie in Wisconsin is less than her 22015-point edge in August national polls.
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But the Fortnite tie-in is a little different and more interactive than traditional marketing.
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The goal was to tie in those conflicting perspectives to sound like one cohesive voice.
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And a tie in the Supreme Court would mean that the Appellate Court ruling would stand.
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One thing helping to fuel Ozobot's growth is a licensing tie-in with Disney's Marvel Avengers.
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Apple's own services tie in, too: you can send iMessages through HomePod, or control HomeKit devices.
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It's not a documentary, experimental art, a sponsored tie-in, or yet another family-friendly cartoon.
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"The more tools we tie in, the greater the usage rate by our advisors," she said.
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The governor wore a great suit and tie in a dimly lit office redolent of cigars.
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The tie-in novels are still being published, but they're not part of the official canon.
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Amazon's Kindle Worlds, for instance, currently lets authors write tie-in stories for existing book series.
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It all seems to be a big publicity tie-in with the upcoming Let's Go, Pikachu!
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I'm frustrated because there are several charges on my card and no tie in my hands.
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Place a zip tie in the middle of some bananas to make them impossible to open.
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Lamb broke a 1-03 tie in the seventh by homering off Andrew Miller (3-4).
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Apple Maps supports a feature called "extensions," which allows it to tie in to other applications.
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There's a real, non-zero chance that there will be a tie in the Electoral College.
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And he broke another Senate tie in a bid to eliminate federal funding for Planned Parenthood.
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Obama will also "guest-edit" Wired Magazine's November issue as a tie-in to the conference.
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For this tie-in series, Mr. Bordwell has selected one film to pair with each critic.
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The closest the Suns got after that was a short-lived tie in the second period.
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Making a tie-in video game for Ready Player One fans seems like a maddening task.
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"In case I learn to tie a bow tie in the next day," Mr. Bernstein said.
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Obergefell, who wore a lavender-and-white striped bow tie in court that day, was hopeful.
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McDonald's first issued Szechuan sauce as part of a tie-in with Disney's 1998 movie, Mulan.
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The usual "life expectancy" of a toy-related or tie-in comic was about a year.
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Italy's remaining home tie in the Six Nations is against England on March 14 in Rome.
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He pulled off a virtual tie in Iowa, where the caucus results are still being contested.
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The allegations tie in with a wider problem in South Korea of illicit recordings and voyeurism.
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The teams played to a 22-22 tie in their only other meeting back in 1987.
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But this new television tie-in could help the brand stay relevant in a crowded market.
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Samardzija did not get a decision after leaving a 3-3 tie in the sixth inning.
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A cooking program, for instance, had a promotional tie-in with Bounty paper towels this year.
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Phegley's home run, his ninth of the season, broke a scoreless tie in the fifth inning.
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The Rangers broke a 6-6 tie in the top of the eighth against reliever Juan Nicasio.
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U2 is really safe music that doesn't offend anyone and is great for tie-in charity campaigns.
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On February 26th, the first "Statish" Dinner: black tie in State Dining Room for the nation's governors.
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Mass Effect has had a bit of a troubled history when it comes to tie-in novels.
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Harley notices and skates over to her before offering her a hair tie in a simple gesture.
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The pussy-bow blouse was the working woman's answer to the shirt and tie in the 1980s.
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A new bike costs $5,400 plus a $199 per month subscription with a one-year tie-in.
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There were targeted celebrity tweets and voice-activated tie-in experiences for Google Home and Amazon Alexa.
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Chip maker Qualcomm featured inside-out tracking on mobile headsets with a Power Rangers movie tie-in.
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The tie-in stands to benefit each party, according to Smaato CEO and co-founder Ragnar Kruse.
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It's a tie-in for the incoming 11th season of The X-Files, which arrives on Jan.
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Today's announcement comes the week after Ripple announced a tie-in with cross-border payment service MoneyGram.
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"Usually there's some sort of tie-in to something they want to say back home," she said.
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You can also tie in Sonos gear to the rest of your preset smart home automations, too.
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How does this idea of continuity tie in with the idea of rupture, the idea of breaking?
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Chevy's concept car at the Shanghai show last year was incredible, even without a Tron tie-in.
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And let's not get started on his trademark baggy suit, offset by the longest tie in Christendom.
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Baltimore broke away from a 14-14 halftime tie in Week 4 to beat Pittsburgh 26-14.
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He especially liked Lambda because it allowed developers to easily tie in the rest of AWS's features.
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There was slightly different hair, a marginally better fitting suit, and no shiny red tie in sight.
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That, and a virtual tie in Michigan, means she and Sanders will split the state's delegates evenly.
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Now one product tie-in for the Amazonian warrior princess has uswondering what the studio is thinking.
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A Georgia migration would tie in with a pattern of migration to the region since the 6900s.
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On Wednesday, Edman's three-run homer broke a ninth-inning tie in St. Louis' 5-2 win.
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Cabrera blasted his fifth career grand slam to snap a 2-2 tie in the fifth inning.
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If Republicans could get 50 votes, Vice President Mike Pence would break the tie in their favor.
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"I wanted to tie in a relationship with an object that had existed there historically," she said.
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Steel broke the tie in the second when he beat Francouz with a wrister at 12:48.
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And it happens to just be a clever little tie in to exactly what we're known for.
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South Florida had two chances to tie in the final 90 seconds but missed shots both times.
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Rafael Montero lost the tie in the 12th inning when Matt Kemp smacked a two-run double.
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A 4-to-4 tie in the Supreme Court would leave the appeals court's ruling in place.
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Bacsinszky beat Mladenovic in three tight sets in their last meeting, a Fed Cup tie in February.
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An array of tie-in merchandise stretched to a Death Star popcorn popper and clothing for dogs.
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So it's no wonder he has quite the fix for keeping his tie in place — clear office tape.
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The old McDonald's Mulan tie-in commercial can be found on YouTube and now has over 100,000 views.
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But we've really made an effort to tie in as many local communities and businesses as we can.
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"Initially, we intended to release the series on 4/20 to tie in with marijuana aspect," Collins said.
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"To tie in the unicorn birthday theme, we gifted unicorn plush toys by Little Giraffe," Fedotowsky-Manno writes.
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But in the end, a virtual tie in Iowa is an acceptable, if not ideal, result for Mrs.
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Clinton to a virtual tie in Iowa, dropping $35 million in January, reports filed late on Saturday showed.
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Inspections can tie in with credentials, as when restaurants receive health-and-safety certificates to display to customers.
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Also, could this religion storyline tie in with Ford's secret narrative built around the cross in the desert?
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I'm a tie-in writer, so I sometimes come in during a certain break in a video game.
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Today, it announced a tie-in that will bring Ofo's dock-less bike rental service to Japanese soil.
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How your past experience as a rapper tie in to when you sit down and write a novel?
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This time around we've got news about Fortnite's latest Marvel tie-in, Epic Store exclusives, and Overwatch modding.
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It's a cute tie-in for the U.S. space agency's ongoing 50th anniversary celebration of the moon landing.
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St. Louis forced a 2-2 tie in the third when Fowler doubled home Pham with two out.
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DeSantis and Gillum are locked in a statistical tie in the race to replace term-limited GOP Gov.
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Authored by the show's first head writer, it's the rare television tie-in that's also a great book.
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It's a sleek tie-in for the movie, but we have some bad news: It's exclusive to India.
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Napoli broke a 6-6 tie in the seventh with his homer, a solo shot off Junichi Tazawa.
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That's almost certainly where First Data partners, who now support Alipay, will find significance from this tie-in.
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The Redskins (3-3) dropped into a second-place tie in the NFC East with the Dallas Cowboys.
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Plawecki forged a 3-3 tie in the seventh inning when his single to center field scored Chang.
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Political Ads Opportunities and TroublesThe 2020 US presidential elections also has some tie-in to data privacy worries.
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"WandaVision" is also a tie-in to the next "Doctor Strange," in which you'll star with Benedict Cumberbatch.
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Retailers are more willing to devote shelf space to tie-in products when there is already proven interest.
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"It's a nice tie-in for us," said Edward Burke, ScentAir's vice president of customer strategy and communications.
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She said it was last used to break the tie in a 2013 council race in nearby Latah.
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It's unclear whether the series will reboot the franchise or serve as a tie-in to the films.
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Bruce's solo home run, his 22nd of the season, broke a 4-4 tie in the fifth inning.
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Nadal has won his last 28 Davis Cup singles, losing only once, in his first tie in 2014.
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Some wore green ties, in observance of Earth Day; one wore a purple tie, in honor of Prince.
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The Supreme Court also handed a victory to labor unions in a 4-85033 tie in Friedrichs v.
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Before the split on immigration came Thursday, the court issued a 4-4 tie in Dollar General v.
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" She adds: "And then I always use a little bit on my cheeks to tie in the color.
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McLain also authored a three-week tie-in devotional called It's Worth It, released at the same time.
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In August, he threw out the Giants' Bob Burda to protect a 2-2 tie in the ninth.
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But it's still a lot of fun, and a big step above the majority of tie-in mobile games.
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The Timberwolves had a chance to tie in the last second, but Josh Okogie missed a 3-point attempt.
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This tie in is far less interesting now that Sonos has announced its own self-contained, Alexa-powered speaker.
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Trudeau is locked in a statistical tie in opinion polls with Conservative leader Andrew Scheer ahead of an Oct.
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The film is set to hit theaters this summer, so it'll likely tie in with that as a prequel.
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In all, the anthology will include 40 stories to tie in with the 40th anniversary of A New Hope.
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Automatic recounts are triggered only when the vote is a dead even tie in Alaska, South Dakota, and Texas.
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It's not difficult to imagine Google doing a cheesy tie-in with the biggest astronomical event of the year.
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The initial fruits of this tie-in will be payment platform that debuts on BBM, the BlackBerry-owned service.
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And the prequel films sometimes seemed to exist solely to get kids interested in collecting the tie-in merchandise.
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Kurian strayed from his usual suit and tie in his presentation on Monday, instead wearing a shirt and blazer.
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The tie-in will likely see TransferWise functionality offered within Monzo's mobile banking app, courtesy of the TransferWise API.
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In Iowa, Democratic expectations were mixed, with Sanders and Clinton locked in a virtual tie in most recent polls.
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The Hokies broke away from a 15-15 tie in the only scheduled meeting between the teams this season.
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The home run broke a 2-2 tie in a game that Indians went on to win 5-3.
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Going into the state, Sanders was riding a near-tie in Iowa and a blowout win in New Hampshire.
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The Mariners dropped into a second-place tie in the American League West with Oakland, five games behind Houston.
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The dissonance between the series' themes and general attitude and the sheer number of tie-in products is ridiculous.
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He's also hosting the Tonys (on CBS), so the "Hamilton" tie-in for him specifically is a no brainer.
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Trump and Cruz appear to be locked in a virtual tie in the state, which will award 42 delegates.
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Ted Strickland (D-Ohio) are locked in a tie in the race for Ohio Senate, a new poll finds.
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UCLA won its third consecutive game and moved into a second-place tie in the Pac-230 South Division.
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What are some of your favorite pieces of genre and tie-in fiction from when you were a kid?
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He might as well tie in a quick video shoot with grime linchpin AJ Tracey while he's at it.
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He's been pitching the concept as a reality show or a potential brand tie-in with a pet store.
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It's already a popular destination for skiing and snowboarding, so could the rise of surfing tie in with this?
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He could have to vote to break a tie in the Senate if two Republicans vote against the plan.
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Before South Carolina, Bloomberg's internal polling had him in a three-way tie in Virginia with Biden and Sanders.
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Something like a tie-in with a company like Vans is fine since we already all wear Vans anyway.
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Last month, Congress overturned the rule, with Vice President Mike Pence breaking a 50-50 tie in the Senate.
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Lindor broke a 2-2 tie in the eighth inning off Buck Farmer (5-5) with his 24th homer.
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The Bruins had a great chance to break the tie in the third period on an odd-man rush.
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These have always been excellent — cleverly put together and containing many amusing moments that tie in to the movies.
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DAVIS CUP The defending champion Argentina fell behind Italy, 2-0, in their first-round tie in Buenos Aires.
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He previously finished in a virtual tie in Iowa then went on to win in New Hampshire and Nevada.
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You can also now play "official" courses Nintendo makes, such as their promotional tie-in with Southwest Airlines. Hooray?
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But we do know from Infinity War that Avengers-branded tie in products exist: in Avengers: Infinity War, Doctor Strange and Wong reference Stark Raving Hazelnuts and Hunka-Hulk-a Burning Fudge flavors of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, implying that this kind of licensed tie-in is fairly commonplace in the Marvel world.
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When in Las Vegas … what better way to break a tie in a political caucus than a deck of cards?
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What we do is we try to bring people together and create experiences that tie in everyone in the community.
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Cray has another tie-in to "Jurassic Park": The movie's dinosaurs were built on computers made by Silicon Graphics Inc.
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The fast food franchise offered a tie-in deal that packed Szechuan dipping sauce in with Chicken McNugget Happy Meals.
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Or maybe I'm way off base and the product will somehow tie in with the rumored Amazon Echo-like device?
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Beyond the reality show tie-in, the Bachelor mansion is a private residence for 280 days out of the year.
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San Diego's Allen Cordoba snapped a 1-1 tie in the third inning with a one-out, solo home run.
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His comments tie in with a claim of responsibility by Ansar Dine, which said its Macina Battalion staged the raid.
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The vote was a total 50-50 tie in the Senate that was ultimately broken by Vice President Mike Pence.
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The D-backs jumped back into a 4-4 tie in the bottom of the fifth with three unearned runs.
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The previous game was a 237-223 tie in Cincinnati in 222, and Kuechly led all players with 2710 tackles.
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This one is easy: Due to the show becoming a phenomenon this year, naturally there is a tie-in book.
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With In Time, you made a tie-in short film to explain more about the world and how it happened.
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The Wisconsin Senate race is locked in a statistical tie in the final stretch, according to a poll released Wednesday.
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Trump and Cruz appear to be locked in a virtual tie in the state, which will award 42 delegates. Sen.
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A 85033-4 tie in the Virginia case would mean the lower court ruling would stand, preserving the new districts.
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New York has won seven of its past 22 games, moving into a fifth-place tie in the Eastern Conference.
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Gregorius homered two pitches before Torres connected in the fourth and LeMahieu snapped a 23-4 tie in the fifth.
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The event has a special tie-in for Queen Sugar, the drama Winfrey executive produces that airs Wednesdays on OWN.
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It's goofy and dumb, more suited to a bad made-for-TV movie than an official Star Wars tie in.
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We do add more, and actually, we've been opening the APIs quite a bit to allow others to tie in.
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Lindor broke a 2-2 tie in the eighth inning off reliever Buck Farmer (5-5) with his 33th homer.
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Both feature a photo of Donald Trump, in a suit and red tie, in front of a giant American flag.
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Mr. Sanders and Mr. Buttigieg were in a statistical tie in several polls of New Hampshire voters released this week.
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But the numbers don't lie: Nashville edged out Columbus, 4 to 3, with a tie in the Indie Talent category.
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But Sanders has yet to formally concede the state, calling the contest a "virtual tie" in a speech late Monday.
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And it shows there's more ways to go with a tie-in these days than the now-cookie cutter Telltale route.
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It's when the toy car starts talking, moving and looking around that you realize, this isn't just another movie tie-in.
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Disney is also setting up a tie-in novel for the world from Phasma author Delilah S. Dawson called Black Spires.
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Khris Davis' two-run homer, his 27th of the season, broke a 24-212 tie in Oakland's four-run third inning.
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If you're a fan of the comic or film versions of Wolverine, don't expect the podcast to tie in too closely.
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So I started thinking about how could she get in trouble, and I wanted to tie in how the city works.
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The Marlins have won five of their last seven to pull into a second-place tie in the National League East.
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That makes it a significant tie-in even the exact nature of the arrangement is rather frustratingly unclear at this point.
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Despite its tie-in with the show, which could make it seem gimmicky, the iPhone app lives up to its claims.
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The Yankees broke a 23-29 tie in the sixth inning before Gregorius saw a pitch from Charlie Morton (22018-53).
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His two-run home run to right-center field plated Alex Bregman and broke the scoreless tie in the fourth inning.
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Johnson said he was simply worn down after flying back from a Davis Cup tie in Australia earlier in the week.
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Still, as Walmart further invests in its grocery business, there is opportunity to tie in its increasing focus on both industries.
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The Angels broke a 1-1 tie in the eighth inning after loading the bases against reliever Ryan Dull (5-5).
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Then the gender stuff as well, and both of those things kind of tie in and maybe being seen as worthless.
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His grandfather Ernesto Escobedo Sr. fell in love with the sport when he watched a Davis Cup tie in Los Angeles.
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A little digging into FFXV's backstory and tie-in media reveals that Gladio comes from a long line of royal bodyguards.
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That book will be written by Una McCormack, who's written a number of Star Trek tie-in novels over the years.
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Paula Creamer's seventh-place tie in 2012, behind six non-Americans, represented the previous United States low point at the Open.
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The tie-in with gyms is Apple's latest attempt to associate wearing an Apple Watch and being fit with saving money.
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"Helstrom" is the only live-action Marvel series left standing that isn't a Marvel Cinematic Universe tie-in on Disney Plus.
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The Indians snapped a 2-2 tie in the top of the fifth on a sacrifice fly from catcher Roberto Perez.
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A 50-50 tie in a trial, where Vice President Pence cannot break a tie, would result in a motion failing.
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You also hosted a weekly show & podcast with Rhea, Put Your Hands Together, how does comedy tie in to that mission?
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Dragonlance is a series of Dungeons & Dragons tie-in novels that came out starting in 1984, with Dragons of Autumn Twilight.
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Four of them have been previously published, [as] I've kind of been writing short tie-in stories since before Cinder came out.
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Before I knew it, the helicopter was upon us, wind blasting down on me (an incredibly effective bit of sensory tie-in).
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Based on the video accompanying the announcement, it seems that this tie-in will also have some new emotes for purchase, too.
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Peralta broke up a scoreless tie in the fifth inning with his 26th home run, 10 of which have come in August.
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The Real Deal: Apparently, a tie-in book for The Last Jedi might have accidentally spoiled a plot point from the movie.
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He wasn't super sure what his work had to do with forensics, but he assumed the special issue provided the tie-in.
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This wasn't the first time a more than decent Alien franchise tie-in emerged when gaming technology had all but moved on.
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My first experience of mixed reality arcades was The Void's "Ghostbusters" movie tie-in at Madame Tussauds in New York last summer.
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Grab's tie-in with oBike follows a trend of ride-hailing companies embracing bikes, and it is interesting on a few levels.
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With Williams up a set, the 23-times major champion and Ostapenko held service through a 5-5 tie in the second.
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And if you really insist on some sort of literal holiday tie-in, the Santa Clause franchise is also coming to Netflix.
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It is also revealing an upcoming tie-in with the Roald Dahl Estate, owners of IP such as Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.
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The two free-market advocates in the world's third top copper supplier were locked in a statistical tie in previous Datum polls.
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Of course any kind of movie or television show tie-in will work, from Game of Thrones to Suicide Squad to Westworld.
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There's also a tie-in with Strangers Things, which includes AR stickers for cutesy version of all of the show's main characters.
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Analysts expect these films will hit theaters in 2020 or 2021 and sales of tie-in toys will help boost Mattel sales.
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AMC has already had considerable fun marketing the Fring tie-in, with pop-up versions of Gus' chicken chain Los Pollo Hermanos.
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A federal judge blocked the move but the state appealed; then a circuit court of appeals ruled in a tie in November.
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It's how he ended up as lead designer on a mobile tie-in game for Zack Snyder's Superman reboot, Man of Steel.
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Stadia launches Google into a new revenue segment, and carries massive opportunity for YouTube with tie-in functions between the two services.
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Or maybe it's the social justice tie-in — you know, the whole robbing from the rich and giving to the poor thing.
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It's being directed by Takeshi Nozue, who previously co-directed one of Square's earlier tie-in movies, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.
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To better tie in with Apple TV, iOS 10 will also bring a remote control app that emulates the real remote control.
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Look it's not like there's some sort of branded tie-in here, I've just been thinking about Overwatch a lot today. Okay?
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We have the power as consumers to play games that tie in intrinsically with self-care but often don't have options available.
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Its resurgence came as the company began to produce tie-in products to film franchises such as Star Wars and Harry Potter.
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It has a fairly futuristic infotainment system with an Alexa tie-in, but it's not a full version of Amazon's voice assistant.
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But it's still interesting to see a media tie-in that's more about interpreting a general concept than following plot or characters.
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Based on a recipe from the 1840s, it was brewed as a tie-in to the show, which has 19th-century roots.
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REDSKINS 27, BENGALS 1863 Washington and Cincinnati played to a tie in London, the second draw in the N.F.L. in seven days.
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Megan Rapinoe broke a 216-21 tie in the 21st minute with a strike from 229 yards out for her 232th goal.
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Burger King has launched its own royal wedding-themed snack to tie in with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's nuptials on Saturday.
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Mitt Romney pulled the race into an effective tie in the RCP average by the holiday, which came soon after his convention.
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It was the first tie in Seahawks history and the first for the Cardinals since 20, when they played in St. Louis.
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Rowling paid tribute to Vielma by sharing a photo of him in his work uniform, complete with a tie in Gryffindor colors.
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Gimmicks like today's Stranger Things tie-in clearly show that Google knows it still needs to create more awareness for the app.
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Instead of thinking of tenants as a monthly check, more people in real estate are trying to tie in consumer-facing tech.
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"It is a great combination of determination, heritage, adventure and engineering," he said, "all things that tie in with Baume & Mercier's philosophy."
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As they head to Johannesburg for the final match, Australia are playing for much more than just a tie in the series.
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He makes a point of wearing a tie in hopes of improving his rating as a driver and making his children proud.
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Judge broke the 1-1 tie in the third inning with a home run to center field, his 16th on the season.
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Clinton's lead in Colorado falls within the poll's margin of error, putting the two candidates in a statistical tie in the state.
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Old Forester needed to make, market and sell products well before the public could even grasp the tie-in to the movie.
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In 2016, Mr. Sanders battled Hillary Clinton to a virtual tie in Iowa, transforming him into a threat for the Democratic nomination.
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All that's clear, really, is that this corporate tie-in snowballed pretty fast, resulting in a brilliant display of American consumerist panic.
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Columbus (236-10-2) has four losses and a tie in its past five games and is 1-9-1 in 11.
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This Camp Know Where is actually part of a bigger tie-in for Microsoft that will be available in the company's retail stores.
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Hasbro has courted this kind of controversy before, with tie-in merchandise for the Avengers films as well as Guardians of the Galaxy.
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However, the toy tie-in for the film gave away the allegiance of his character, Count Dooku, even before the film hit theaters.
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For me, Max Payne 3 is the studio's greatest game; The Warriors, perhaps because it's a film tie-in, is its forgotten gem.
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Apple stresses that none of these new features and hardware tie-ins for Playground are dependent on brand new or tie-in hardware.
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Reese Witherspoon curates a monthly book club online to tie in with Hello Sunshine, her media production company focused on female-driven narratives.
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"I object" features a big-name (in Britain at least) guest curator, an associated book and a tie-in series on BBC Radio.
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The results again tie in to this idea of stopping people imagining a food item, or activity, they want to eat or do.
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Looking Glass turned out to be a promotional tie-in for Mr. Robot, serving as the foundation for a new alternate reality game.
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In some cases, tie-in books can help fans remain engaged with the franchise while they wait for the next installment to land.
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It's one of Facebook's first attempts to link AR to a physical retail product, instead of simply releasing a media tie-in experience.
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The Giants were down to their last strike before improbably rallying into a 3-73 tie in the top of the ninth inning.
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The short has some surprisingly lavish production for a promotional tie-in, with slick animation, capable voice acting, and even a few jokes.
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Kansas City missed on a golden chance to break a tie in the fourth when Jorge Soler and Duda singled with one out.
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The sixth seed and second-seeded Halep were facing each other for the first time since a turbulent Fed Cup tie in April.
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Argentina 0, Japan 0 Argentina pulled off a stunning result by playing Japan to a scoreless tie in Group D play at Paris.
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Renfroe broke the tie in the eighth with a two-out shot to left field against Dodgers right-hander Yimi Garcia (1-3).
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I also feel like the once-reviled, corporate partnership tie-in character Dazzler is worthy of a rewrite in our celebrity-obsessed times.
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Earlier, the tequila brand announced a special collab with Umami Burger, which included a limited-edition margarita and a special charity tie-in.
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At work, The Times gives me a big second monitor and a dongle to charge the phone and tie in the backup drive.
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Kemp is in a statistical tie in the race for Georgia governor against Democrat Stacey Abrams, according to a poll released this week.
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They had lost seven of the previous eight meetings, with the teams playing to a tie in the 2018 season opener at Cleveland.
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The Yankees broke a 1-1 tie in the fourth on a big hit by Gregorius off Price, who struggled putting away hitters.
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So, to tie in with the hit Netflix show "Stranger Things," New Coke was released again in June 2019 for a limited time.
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The Red Bulls (20-221-7) extended their undefeated streak to nine games and moved into a third-place tie in the East.
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Austin Wynns then snapped the 5-5 tie in the bottom of the inning with an RBI single off Danny Barnes (2-2).
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To that end, the tie-in with Disney, in addition to today's Series A round, feels like a major milestone for the startup.
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Bud Light aired several commercials that functioned as Game of Thrones spoofs — and then capped them off with an official show tie-in.
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Verdugo broke a scoreless tie in the fourth inning with a 459-foot blast into the seats in right-center field off Darvish.
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The success of the Pokémon tie-in, it seemed, was why the chain appeared to be dragging their feet regarding a potential recall.
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You see, there's the film, set in New York, which is inspired by a Rowling's short tie-in book of the same name.
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For one, Rudy Giuliani had repeatedly mentioned the Burisma-Biden tie in media appearances and tweets that year — he talked about it constantly.
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To really tie in the theme, Singleton said she made sure to stock up on Aldi's famous Winking Owl wine for the parents.
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Trump and Clinton are locked in a virtual tie in Georgia, which has gone red in presidential races for the last 20 years.
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Analysts credit popular menu items and a lift from its tie-in with Pokémon Go, which lured players to the fast-food chain.
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Obviously, there are many players that tie in together, from the TSA and security, the airline itself, as well as the airport operations.
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I would sit in the car, beatifically chewing, fondling a Hamburglar toy or cheap movie tie-in that had come with the food.
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Booker, crisp in his black suit and tie in the visual style of the civil rights generation, spoke eloquently about loss and action.
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However, a recent HarrisX/No Labels survey found Sanders and Biden in a statistical tie in New Hampshire, a key early voting state.
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However, the two are in a virtual tie in Iowa, according to a poll conducted by the Democratic group Focus on Rural America.
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She climbed the corporate ladder in publishing, eventually handling movie tie-in editions at Dell Books and Bantam Books as a single mother.
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On April 14, 1993, the last night of the regular season, they snapped their win streak with a 6-6 tie in New Jersey.
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Thus, tie-in drama CDs, manga, and events with voice actors filled in the gaps by adding more stories and voices to the characters.
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While Koei Tecmo has yet to release any Ruby Party games in English, many of the tie-in anime and manga have been localized.
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The Braves took a 2-0 lead in the first inning, but the Dodgers came back to tie in the bottom of the frame.
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The most memorable tie in Oscars history occurred in 1969 when both Katharine Hepburn and Barbra Streisand took home the award for Best Actress.
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Stamps will be released every week to tie in with each new episode, and each stamp design will be based on something from Thrones.
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The Cowboys finally broke the tie in the fourth quarter when Prescott connected with tight end Jason Witten on a 24-yard touchdown reception.
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The others included spinoffs, expansions, racing games, match-three games, shoot-em-ups, a Transformers tie-in, and two very angry Star Wars games.
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"We always try to tie in science to the garden displays, but this is the first time that we've highlighted the herbarium," Pace said.
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Source: A pre-release glimpse at a Last Jedi tie-in book Probability of Accuracy: Presuming the preview isn't fake, it seems pretty definitive.
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Alonso snapped the tie in the sixth with his 33th homer by driving Sandy Alcantara's 2-1 slider over the right-center field fence.
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The Avalanche are 20-21-22 with a tie in their past 22013 visits to Boston, last losing in Beantown on March 33, 23.
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Life of Us is the latest work from Within, the studio behind VR films like The Displaced and the Mr. Robot VR tie-in.
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Bungie is also promising to focus on the social aspects of the game so that will clearly tie in with the new MMO focus.
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Personally, I think it does the title as much a disservice as a poorly made mobile tie-in game or tacky fast food promotion.
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The main series will be co-written by Charles and me and it will tie in to the individual X-books and Inhuman titles.
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Fortnite's v8.50 patch arrives today, and as expected it's delivering the game's second Avengers tie-in to coincide with the release of Avengers: Endgame.
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There was added tension in that this was a high-stakes knockout, and the biggest tie in the third round of the FA Cup.
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Spin Master BB-03Not since R2-D2 has a Star Wars character spawned as many tie-in products as The Force Awakens' BB-8.
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Coco VR is clearly a tie-in promotion, but it's more substantial and interactive than Disney's early VR work or its recent film promotions.
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Bemelmans and de Loore had a match point to win the tie in the fifth set tiebreak but the Italians nicked it 26-23.
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Sleep tracking is automatic and you get a decent amount of nighttime statistics that tie in well with the rest of your fitness data.
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"There's usually a tie-in that makes sense," she shared, pointing to the cast's visit to Tequila, Mexico, where Frankel's Skinnygirl manufacturer was located.
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But in general, all factors are tied in together, and physical fitness and activity will tie in to mental well-being and therefore happiness.
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The candles themselves tie in to the project's mission of supporting work that grants solar energy access to communities in need around the world.
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Lionsgate is planning a feature-film adaptation of the first book, along with a tie-in TV series that will further explore Rothfuss' setting.
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"We have showed heart and fight to get to this stage and a tie in the final - it wasn't meant to be," he said.
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"I can respect when people are like 'Look, I'm not that excited to work on it because it is a tie-in,'" he said.
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I'm going to spoil it a little bit, there is no Marvel tie-in, there is no superhero of any sort, I don't think?
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The last time a vice president broke a tie in the Senate was 6900, when then-Vice President Dick Cheney voted on tax legislation.
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According to a press release, both titles will be "pure game applications," and they will tie in closely with Nintendo's releases in that series.
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Though the state has voted for Democrats in the past six presidential elections, the popular vote was a virtual tie in 2000 and 2004.
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D.C. United had an opportunity to tie in the 54th minute, but the left-footed shot by forward Darren Mattocks was stopped by Rimando.
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CHEESE CHASE: The Hill's Jordain Carney reports: The Wisconsin Senate race is locked in a statistical tie in the final stretch, with former Sen.
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But the robotic toy startup is still making non-licensed, non-tie in products too — including the Sphero Mini, its most affordable toy yet.
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The ITF decision has not gone down well in Pakistan, with leading player Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi deciding to skip the tie in protest.
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While this isn't at constitutional crisis level, the back-and-forth does tie in constitutional powers and what Pelosi can and cannot do here.
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Before his South Carolina victory, Biden had performed poorly, with Sanders claiming wins in New Hampshire and Nevada and a virtual tie in Iowa.
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But Belgium has three yellows to England's two, so — unless that changes — it would finish second if the teams tie in Kaliningrad on Thursday.
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The votes will test U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders' front-runner status after wins in New Hampshire and Nevada and a near-tie in Iowa.
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Bloomberg managed to climb into a tie with Sanders in Virginia, a tie in Oklahoma with Biden and is leading in Arkansas, polls show.
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Pittsburgh's Evgeni Malkin opened the scoring in the first period, and Tampa Bay's Mikhail Sergachev forged a 1-13 tie in the second period.
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To tie in with yet another Democratic debate on Tuesday night, Stephen Colbert's Late Show was live, kicking, and packed full of one-liners.
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The vice president would be called on to break a tie in the event the Senate deadlocks 50-50 on the revised tax plan.
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If all other senators vote along party lines, Mr. Pence could break a 50-50 tie in his capacity as president of the Senate.
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The last time a vice president broke a tie in the Senate was 2008, when then-Vice President Dick Cheney voted on tax legislation.
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The 26-year-old returned to competitive tennis in a Fed Cup tie in February after giving birth to her first child last year.
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The Rays had the chance to break the tie in the sixth, with a leadoff walk by Tim Beckham and a single by Kiermaier.
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If he'd just shorten the tie in the front and loop in that extra slack in the back, everything would be in its proper place.
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Now, the White House and congressional leadership need 50 votes for DeVos and have Vice President Mike Pence break the tie in the final tally.
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The alt-right tie-in could be a lead to nowhere, and it's best to be skeptical about vague forays down the internet rabbit hole.
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Now Apple's gifted us an ad titled "Frankie's Holiday" that tugs on the heartstrings without big name celebrities or much of a product tie-in.
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Wang said that the Legendary's intellectual property - with prospects for movie tie-in promotions - would add value to its motion picture and television production business.
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No — it's actually a ridiculously clever pun that manages to tie in two of the show's main themes: vampires and cars (and vampires in cars).
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Firefly: The Magnificent Nine by James Lovegrove The story of the crew of Serenity continues in the latest Firefly tie-in novel, The Magnificent Nine.
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If Clinton and Sanders find themselves in a tie in any of the state's caucus precincts, a representative from both candidates' camps draws a card.
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Today, Starbucks has announced that a number of its US stores will be turned into pokéstops or gyms, and will serve a tie-in drink.
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Earlier this week, the first official Stranger Things tie-in novel hit stores, providing some detail on events that led up to the TV series.
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The Best Related Work category has traditionally included books or essays that involve critical commentary, tie-in works, or other works adjacent to speculative fiction.
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Franco snapped the tie in the seventh, leading off with a home run, his 210th of the season, into the Phillies bullpen in left field.
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BRUINS 43, WILD 24 David Krejci broke a tie in the second period, Jonas Gustavsson made 22 saves, and Boston defeated Minnesota in St. Paul.
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Demos of a Harry Potter game (a timely "Fantastic Beasts" tie-in, naturally), a space shooter and some video apps put Daydream through its paces.
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He was, however, delighted with how his side defended to leave the tie in the balance ahead of the second leg in two weeks time.
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The first two seasons of Netflix's Stranger Things were a cultural phenomenon, and there's been plenty of tie-in merchandise to go along with it.
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It's a clever tie-in narrative that draws on players' existing knowledge of Westworld lore — or at least their skill at navigating the Westworld wiki.
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Talbot made several point-blank saves to preserve the tie in the final minutes, including a stop of Anders Lee with about five seconds remaining.
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Finally, also related to fraud and driver management, Didi announced a tie-in with local and national law agencies around background checks and driver screening.
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Well for one, they need your help making their AI smarter, and a Halloween tie-in isn't the worst way to get you to participate.
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Jurassic World Evolution feels both like a great next step for theme park simulators, as well the perfect tie-in for the Jurassic Park series.
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Film festivals have raised the bar for their burgeoning VR sections, but elsewhere, we're still getting an overwhelming number of lightweight movie tie-in experiences.
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Superhero comics aren't exclusively for kids, but it's hard to make a case for this tie-in comic being anything other than kid-friendly propaganda.
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She captioned the mirror selfie "#salondays," along with a bevy of pink bow emojis to tie in with the rather large bow on Suri's head.
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Reynolds' two-run shot that broke a scoreless tie in the second inning, exceeded a 448-foot blast by Miami's Giancarlo Stanton on April 19.
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Netflix, Hulu, and HBO Go all tie in with the device, as well as over three dozen streaming sports apps, along with games and music.
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It promises to be an action-packed tie in Samara with both sides susceptible to pace defensively while possessing plenty of speed in attack themselves.
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But there's a twist -- Marvin tells TMZ Sports he made sure to tie in something that reps his football background (can you figure it out?).
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Colorado hit four homers off Arizona left-hander Robbie Ray in a span of 25 pitches to break from a scoreless tie in the fourth.
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Alan Glynn's first novel, "The Dark Fields," was published in 2001 (and reissued in 2011 as "Limitless," to exploit a Bradley Cooper movie tie-in).
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But while the AP believed the near tie would lead to a tie in the delegates, the new count confirms that is not the case.
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The win lifts Oklahoma (22-5, 10-5 Big 12) into a second-place tie in the conference with West Virginia with three games remaining.
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That avoided what would have been the third tie in the N.F.L. this season, for the first time since overtime came into play in 1974.
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An official tie-in book, The Making of Outlander the Series: The Official Guide to Seasons 1 and 2 is also available beginning Oct. 18.
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I carry a clip-on tie in my car so I look sharp — blue tie over a green shirt, the middle-school art-teacher look.
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There's also a new instalment of the ongoing Lego Star Wars stop-motion animation tie-in for the movie, which you can check out below.
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The teen debuted her new blue 'do alongside a matching tie in a sweet Instagram pic of herself and a friend for the formal event.
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The company rocketed to success when its first product became the basis of the remote-controlled BB-8, a wildly successful Star Wars tie-in.
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Last year Star sold a 214-year sponsorship to Vivo, a Chinese technology company, for $47 million, that was the league's first corporate tie-in.
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"At least I can still do this by myself," a guy might think as he's tying a tie in the bathroom alone for 45 minutes.
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Sanders is looking to bounce back from a disappointing Super Tuesday after early wins in New Hampshire and Nevada and a virtual tie in Iowa.
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She bends into a bridge and he does a handstand atop her abdomen (is that the antacid tie-in?) and good lord is it wonderful.
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Springer's home run broke a 1-1 tie in the fifth inning, and his RBI double in the sixth stretched the lead to 6-13.
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Springer's home run broke a 13-21 tie in the fifth inning and his RBI double in the sixth stretched the lead to 27-24.
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Sabalenka and Sasnovich are from Minsk and the team is playing its third consecutive tie in what will be a full and highly partisan arena.
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What's happening: Senator Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg were locked in a virtual tie in the delegate count, with 99 percent of the results tabulated.
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Sanders rode into Nevada with two popular-vote wins in Iowa and New Hampshire and a near tie in the delegate count with Pete Buttigieg.
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House votes ... over and over again Still, that pales in comparison to the most famous tie in American politics during the presidential election of 1800.
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Upon realization, fans of the franchise tweeted about the game, confused as to why the film's protagonist would be excluded from its Monopoly tie-in.
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On the other side of the wall, there's a real-world tie-in, a mazelike quiz that encourages kids to take action on climate change.
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The win allowed Denver to snap an 89-all tie in the all-time series with the Kings and capture the season series 3-1.
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Vice President Mike Pence could be called upon break a 50-50 tie in the Senate over the nomination of Betsy DeVos as education secretary.
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The Nets, who had dropped four of five, moved into a sixth-place tie in the Eastern Conference with Orlando; each team is 23-259.1.
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Now comes something much more surprising: the movie is getting a game tie-in in the form of a turn-based strategy game for the Switch.
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First of all, one of the sauces—a so-called "Szechuan teriyaki dipping sauce"—was part of a tie-in for the 1998 Disney movie Mulan.
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Here's hoping the Loot Crate tie-in will shout out to the recent TNG comic series Mirror Broken, and its totally Borg-ified version of Data.
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If they wanted to do that they would have to do away with trailers, toys, and tie-in materials altogether—and where's the fun in that?
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To tie in with Theresa May become Britain's new prime minister on Wednesday (following David Cameron's resignation), the Lib Dems have updated their error page accordingly.
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That way, a theater subscription platform could provide that data to marketers or possibly even partner with restaurants, bars, and other venues to tie in promotions.
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But it never stops feeling like a tie-in or a set of footnotes: a tribute to a great film, rather than a great film itself.
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Tie in Musk's other troubles (including an SEC civil inquiry and a suit from a Thai cave diver), and the stock's volatility is far from over.
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That job is going to be reserved for a tie-in novel coming out next month: Phasma, as well as a comic book miniseries, Captain Phasma.
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It even had fans wishing the pairing would lead to a Fifty Shades tie-in, in which Martin could lend his voice to the movie's soundtrack.
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It's quite repetitive, it's very combat-focused for a game about learning magic, and, at the end of the day, it's a movie/book tie-in.
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Through scannable codes, players are encouraged to unlock more of the game by getting some of its tie-in merch — or even scanning the movie itself.
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The Sixers forged a 61-61 tie in the third when rookie Landry Shamet hit their first 3-pointer of the night with 6:50 remaining.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are in a virtual tie in the battleground state of Ohio, according to a Suffolk University poll released Thursday.
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The upshot is that this will be the first face-off between the two candidates since they fought to a virtual tie in the Iowa caucuses.
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But did Michael's Murder House connection distract us from what could be the most mind-blowing tie-in to a different season of American Horror Story?
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Deadlock in the Commons was symbolised by a tie in a procedural vote about more Brexit voting next week, though it is in practice still likely.
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So the pattern suggests that polling outcomes have amounted to roughly a tie in past cases between Trump and Clinton when voters are focused on terrorism.
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That's why Friday's stunning elimination to Sweden on penalties after a 1-1 tie in the quarterfinals of the Rio Olympics came as such a shock.
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But for Hillary Clinton, a virtual tie -- in fact, a hairs-width lead, with 95% of precincts reporting -- was enough for her campaign to declare victory.
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Pirates 3, Cardinals 1 Colin Moran's RBI infield single snapped a tie in the top of the ninth inning and lifted visiting Pittsburgh over St. Louis.
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Burwell is likely to end a 4-4 tie in this eight-justice Supreme Court, freedom, health, and personal responsibility are going to lose 8-0.
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Pakistan beat Iran 3-2 in a first-round tie in Islamabad in what was the first Davis Cup match in the country in 12 years.
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After the House approved the reversal in February, Vice President Mike Pence had to break a tie in the Senate after two Republicans voted against it.
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Cardboard boxes of foreign entrées, promotional tie-in placemats, and various, horrifying iterations of Ronald McDonald were everywhere, and Okura had a story for each one.
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Stanton snapped a 3-3 tie in the seventh when he lasered an RBI double to center off reliever Jonathan Broxton (25-21) that plated Yelich.
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Veep's fifth season hinged on a series of unprecedented reversals, beginning when President Selina Meyer's bid for reelection ended in a tie in the Electoral College.
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Mitt Romney erased President Obama's four-point lead in national polls after the first debate, creating a virtual tie in national polls that lasted for weeks.
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While we have team members who specialize in social media, content creation and launching, we need someone to help us tie in all of our funnels.
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"The president&aposs personal assistant makes that connection happen," Evers said in an interview with MSNBC, referring to Trump&aposs tie-in on the smear campaign.
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Ben Zobrist hit a two-run single off his former Oakland teammate Sonny Gray to break a scoreless tie in the top of the third inning.
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Another potential tie-in, but one that is further in the future, is automating travel bookings, something that other AI-powered virtual assistants have tried before.
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Tencent, which has a tie-in with Spotify, submitted documents last month to go public via a U.S. IPO that could raise at least $1 billion.
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This appeared to tie in with a greater emphasis on emerging markets, despite political or economic problems in countries such as Brazil, Russia and South Africa.
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Not till today did I realize the toys and the cereal could be a TIE-IN to something else, like a movie or a TV show.
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The tie-in book and Sci-Fi promotional show were pitched at the tone of Unsolved Mysteries or In Search Of, infotainment aiming to playfully deceive.
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With no guns, just a single alien and a cast of barely developed supporting characters, it represented a poor foundation for a licensed game tie-in.
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The other might emphasize discovery and a greater tie-in to e-commerce, with judicious use of artificial intelligence to provide users with focused product recommendations.
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By contrast, a Democrat running for governor in Maryland, Krish Vignarajah, breast-fed her infant daughter in an ad with no obvious tie-in to policy.
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Sometimes it means that I can't take advantage of complex interpretations or tie in controversies that might arise later in the life span of a book.
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This time he took a star turn, and although Kelly gave up his homer, Kershaw took the blame for creating the tie in the first place.
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That helped propel him to a statistical tie in the poll with Mr. Biden, who until recently had seemed to enjoy a comfortable lead in Texas.
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The Ducks (35-19-8) used their ninth consecutive victory to move into a first-place tie in the Pacific Division with the Los Angeles Kings.
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Stafford's 27-yard touchdown pass to Andre Roberts set up Prater's 58-yard field goal for the tie in the waning seconds of the fourth quarter.
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The votes will test the front-runner status secured by Senator Bernie Sanders after wins in New Hampshire and Nevada and a near-tie in Iowa.
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I found AYESHA somewhere in the back of my mind and figured out BONE DRY, WAR CRY and DRESS TIE in near succession, which was amusing.
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Vice President Mike Pence had been summoned to break a potential tie, in his capacity as president of the Senate, but Republicans were a vote short.
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There's a drop-seat buckle for longer routes, four reinforced and easy access gear loops, ice clipper attachments, and a reinforced pair of tie-in loops.
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Combine that with its ever-growing video offerings, which could result in lucrative tie-in deals, and Amazon has a big selling point for famous authors.
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The company's new "Formlabs Dental" division, meanwhile, will focus on figuring out new dental materials and ways to better tie in to existing dentist office workflows.
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If you've been utterly confounded by the particular manner in which this seemingly innocuous tie-in has somehow careened into a national crisis, you're not alone.
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Cruz Wins, Clinton and Sanders in 'Virtual Tie' in IowaTed Cruz won a surprise victory in the Iowa GOP caucuses, forcing Donald Trump into second place.
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Nodding to Line's own efforts in the area, he mentioned the popular game and tie-in collectibles Tsum Tsum, co-developed by Konami and Disney respectively.
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A good example of this came in the Kentucky primary, in which an essential tie in the vote totals made the candidates' delegate allocations roughly equal.
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"I also love the use of greenery," she says, sharing that the whimsical plant pots she found helped to tie in the vibrant pillows near her fireplace.
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The Dynamo and Los Angeles FC played to a 3-3 tie in Houston, but the hosts pulled out a 7-6 win in a penalty shootout.
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She set up every still life and prepared every recipe inside, making this not only an official Hannibal tie-in, but also something that Poon created herself.
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I'm now going to be utterly obnoxious and critique an experience that is being provided totally free as a promotional tie-in for a blockbuster movie franchise.
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Pe, John Squires, a writer for Bloody Disgusting, points out a subtle tie-in on Twitter, connecting the book, mini-series, and movie: the timeline adds up.
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The Cougars would not score again, missing a chance to tie in the final seconds when Malachi Flynn's 3-pointer from the corner clanked off the rim.
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Its release will be followed by a new series of tie-in novels, starting with Nexus Uprising by Jason M. Hough and K.C. Alexander on March 28th.
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They held hands as they left St. Luke's Church in coordinating outfits – Pippa in a burgundy coat with her husband wearing a tie in the same shade.
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A new poll from Monmouth University on Wednesday found Clinton two percentage points ahead of Donald Trump -- a statistical tie -- in the key swing state, 44%-42%.
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One of those fan-written works comes from author Baoshu, who penned The Redemption of Time, which eventually became an authorized tie-in to the main trilogy.
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CBS anticipated the questions, and in September 2017, two days after the show's premiere, a tie-in novel penned by a renowned Trek author "explained" the overlap.
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But the A's countered with back-to-back homers by Davis, a three-run shot, and Matt Olson to forge a 4-all tie in the fifth.
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"The idea for the children's books came from trying to tie in to the theme of the location, which is an arts centre and library," Parslow said.
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But before anyone knew it was going to suck, game developer SOFEL had begun working on a tie-in to the film for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
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Washington (CNN)A new Monmouth University poll shows Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton separated by 1 point -- a statistical tie -- in the critical swing state of Arizona.
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BRUINS 4, CANADIENS 1 Patrice Bergeron broke a 1-1 tie in the second period, and visiting Boston defeated Montreal, leaving the Canadiens winless in five games.
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During Microsoft's keynote at E3, we learned that The Blair Witch Project — which helped revolutionize horror in 1999 — will be getting a new video game tie-in.
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Line, the messaging app company behind the cute sticker characters, announced today that it is bringing its payment service to plastic through a tie-in with Visa.
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The win was Oakland's third in five consecutive games against the Giants, clinching no worse than a tie in the annual Bay Bridge Series that concludes Sunday.
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The Cardinals, who fell out of a first-place tie in the National League Central with the Chicago Cubs, tried to mount a comeback after Dickey departed.
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Even before unification, the best result a German national team had earned against the Swedes in the Olympics was a 1-1 tie in 1984 at Sarajevo.
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Autonomous driving company Waymo has launched its tie-in with Lyft, using a "handful" of vehicles to pick up riders in its Phoenix testing zone, per CNBC.
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The content of the final installment had been a bit of a mystery, but its holiday release makes perfect sense as a tie-in to Rogue One.
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In addition to the Duo tie-in, Truecaller is boosting the app by integrating Truemessenger, its two-year-old service for making messaging smarter and managing spam.
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The tie was the first in Major League Baseball since the Houston Astros and Reds played to a 2-2 tie in Cincinnati on June 30, 2005.
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The classical record label Delphian is releasing a series of albums as a tie-in with the project, beginning with works of ancient Scottish music in May.
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When Al Gore and George W. Bush fought to an effective tie in the state 16 years ago, 78 percent of registered voters were non-Hispanic whites.
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If you're a brand looking to land a high-profile tie-in to a Netflix original like "Stranger Things," Netflix will call you — you won't call them.
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He wore the same blazer with matching trousers and a tie in his Windsor Castle photo call with baby Archie Harrison after his birth back in May.
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Republicans would then have to keep on board every other member of the GOP conference, with Vice President Pence breaking a 21625-2900 tie in the Senate.
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But what was consistently unique in The Tension Experience was the focus on driving one cohesive narrative; Indoctrination wasn't a marketing tie-in, and it wasn't backstory.
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The Orioles snapped the scoreless tie in the eighth, when pinch-hitter Pedro Alvarez, batting for Bundy, legged out an infield single against Jeurys Familia (2-3).
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It created a tie in the loss column of the American League East between the Boston Red Sox and the Yankees, who fell two games behind Boston.
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The third star: The Vancouver Whitecaps – They're the local MLS team, and they figured they could work a fun marketing tie-in with the city's NHL team.
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The game at Paris' Parc des Princes stadium this Wednesday will see PSG go into the second-leg having lost the first tie in Dortmund 2-1.
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Prior to that, the last time a vice president broke a tie in the Senate was 2008, when then-Vice President Dick Cheney voted on tax legislation.
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Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg aims to stop him and force another close tally after their near-tie in the Iowa caucuses eight days ago.
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Tucker Carlson started wearing a bow tie in 0003, when he was in tenth grade at St. George's, a Rhode Island prep school with a dress code.
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Even before that, the best result a German national team had earned against the Swedes in the Olympics was a 1-1 tie in 1984 at Sarajevo.
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If there's a tie in deciding who gains or loses a delegate, it will be determined by drawing the highest card from an official party-provided deck.
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Cincinnati's Shawn Williams was docked $24,309 for spearing, a result of a hit on Washington's DeSean Jackson during the teams' 27-27 tie in London on Sunday.
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While that average only includes five polls from this year, Clinton has led all but one, a September Gravis poll that showed a tie in the state.
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When Tapper asked Sanders that question, the candidate was coming off a surprise tie in Iowa and was en route to a crushing victory in New Hampshire.
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The app is a tie-in game released earlier this summer from mobile game studio Jam City which puts players through a new story with the show's characters.
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However there's no consensus on what it should be tied to, or if this tie-in process wouldn't delay the passage of an initial relief bill beyond reason.
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After the teams had battled to a 1-1 tie in nine innings, Davis greeted Jaime Schultz (2-1), the Rays' ninth pitcher, with the difference-making homer.
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And even though it's a product tie-in with a Japanese-craze-turned-Disney-mashup, this comic's got legs (even if the Tsum Tsums themselves are mostly legless).
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Benintendi's fly ball to right field scored Jackie Bradley Jr. to break a 5-5 tie in the ninth after the Rays had rallied with five consecutive runs.
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The ride-hailing company is rolling out this tie-in with BBM to allow users to book a ride from inside the chat app within the 'discover' menu.
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Sweden-based Truecaller, which counts India as its largest market, introduced user-to-user payments last week through a tie-in with ICICI Bank that also utilizes UPI.
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Despite controlling possession for 61 percent of the match, NYCFC settled for its third straight tie in a physical game that featured 31 fouls and eight yellow cards.
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And Vivo's deal means that its brand will be introduced to millions of new potential customers around the world through billboards, stadium advertisements, and other tie-in opportunities.
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That doesn't work with what he's saying now, unless there's some sort of tie-in between that season's Zodiac Killer inspired villain and 2016 presidential candidate Ted Cruz.
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Titan Books has announced that it's signed four high-profile speculative fiction authors to pen a new trilogy that will tie in with the forthcoming Mass Effect: Andromeda.
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Protip for Mozilla and the USA Network: In the future when you're plotting a tie-in for a show about vigilante hackers, maybe don't actually compromise people's privacy.
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Tie in the Federal Reserve being "on hold" with interest rates, and investors could find a "home" in the small caps, he told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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As for the main purpose of the book, changing the conversation around women and work, this just happens to tie in rather neatly with the Ivanka Trump brand.
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Fortunately, Phasma, a new tie-in novel by Delilah S. Dawson, provides a much-needed origin story for one of the new Star Wars saga's most mysterious characters.
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Given Lucasfilm's love of tie-in stories, we will almost certainly find out the answer in some form, whether it be movie, book, comic book or animation series.
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The Ford-Toyota tie-in follows the purchase late last year by a consortium of German automakers of HERE, a mobile mapping business formerly owned by Finland's Nokia.
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For the company's upcoming Disney+ streaming service, Marvel has announced a slate of television tie-in series, shows that will be impacted by and influence upcoming MCU films.
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The film was released with the tagline, "There's no gene for the human spirit," and had a tie-in website that invited visitors to design their own offspring.
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St. John's (10-5, 363-3) kept battling back, cutting the lead to one twice, and the Red Storm had a chance to tie in the final minute.
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Mike Pence broke a 49-49 tie in the Senate to advance Sam Brownback for a final confirmation vote as U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom.
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Facebook's VP of blockchain, David Marcus, explained the company's motive and the tie-in with its core revenue source during a briefing at San Francisco's historic Mint building.
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You can be sure advertisers will be keen to exploit the opportunity, with movie studio Fox even creating a VR tie-in for its recent film, The Martian.
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The various development options for Grevling included a stand-alone floating production, storage and offloading vessel (FPSO), as well as a subsea tie-in to an existing platform.
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The 13-year-old Irish filmmaker created the short film to tie in with Safer Internet Day — an event that aims to promote online safety among young people.
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WRONG. Amanda gets the rose, probably because she'll be the least likely to complain on the next leg of the date: a disgusting promotional tie-in for McDonald's.
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A tie, in short, leaves everything as it was and as it would have been had the justices never agreed to hear the case in the first place.
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Still, despite the millions her family has handed out, DeVos only barely snuck into the Education Department—Pence had to break a 50-50 tie in the Senate.
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ROCKIES 5, REDS 1 Trevor Story's solo homer broke a tie in the eighth inning in Cincinnati, and Jordan Lyles got his first victory in nearly a year.
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The author said "Fire & Blood," a tie-in book that he called a "monumental history of the Targaryen kings of Westeros," is set for release, with illustrations throughout.
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If you've heard of Nest, you probably automatically think about the smart thermostat, but there are other products that tie in, including connected in-home and outdoor cameras.
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Services account for over 70% of Brazil's economy, the largest in Latin America, and the data would appear to tie in with recent purchasing managers index (PMI) figures.
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Nelson holds a 53 to 46 percent lead over Scott among likely voters, a significant jump from the 21625-2900 tie in a Quinnipiac survey released Sept. 220006.
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Working as a Lyft driver (an especially good tie-in as product placement goes), McCall ferries people around the city, occasionally intervening as a shadowy dispenser of justice.
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After the teams had battled to a 1-03 tie in nine innings, Davis greeted Jaime Schultz (2-1), the Rays' ninth pitcher, with the difference-making homer.
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Karlovic's 75 was not his highest total in a match, falling just shy of the 78 he served against Radek Stepanek in a Davis Cup tie in 2009.
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Nowitzki sports a wig resembling Trump's iconic comb-over, along with a suit and tie, in the video to drum up support for his team, the Dallas Mavericks.
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Gassco spokeswoman Lisbet Kallevik said the company was undertaking a technical study for Enbridge, evaluating the possibility of a tie-in of Havsul 13 to the Nyhamna plant.
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Less obvious were the victories of Thomas Jefferson over John Adams and then the House's choice of Jefferson over Aaron Burr after an initial tie in electoral votes.
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There may be no finer tie in all of hockey history; there may also be no better visual example of one team learning on the fly from another.
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We recently spoke to the New York producer and Technofeminism founder over Skype about her production and the ways in which they tie in with her dancefloor politics.
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November elections in Virginia that resulted in the election of Democrat Ralph Northam to the governor's office, and a tie in control of the state's House of Delegates.
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Sure, the phrase "Game of Thrones sneakers" doesn't make any ostensible sense as a marketing tie-in, but now that we know it's a possibility, we need them!
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Cifuentes said Guzman hired a Colombian producer and planned a book tie-in, and the project got as far as a draft that was shown to his lawyers.
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But the snack-food tie-in shell was enough to help Taco Bell sell 100 million Doritos Locos Tacos within 10 weeks of making them available in 2012.
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It gave up three goals to Portugal in the opening game, a pulsating 20-20 tie in which Cristiano Ronaldo accounted for all the scoring for the Portuguese.
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Mariota broke a 43-14 tie in the third quarter when he delivered a 7-yard shovel pass to Jonnu Smith to put the Titans ahead for good.
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Ahead of the votes on the amendments, Chief Justice Roberts clarified that he would not break a tie in the Senate, as he is not an elected official.
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Wheeler, a potential free agent pitching perhaps for the last time with the Mets, hit a run-scoring single to break a scoreless tie in the seventh inning.
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Dimitrov beat Moldova's Radu Albot 6-2, 6-3 in Sydney to seal the tie in favor of Bulgaria, who defeated Great Britain in a thriller on Friday.
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For example, that could mean a company that would leverage the banking solutions of PayQwick or a software-centered business that could tie in well with Apex Trading.
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All harnesses have a waist belt and leg loops, as well as belay loop and two tie-in loops — the former for belaying and the latter for climbing.
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Other outlets, however, list their rankings according to the number of gold medals taken home (unless there is a tie, in which case they then look at silver).
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They're functional too: They have a pocket on the waistband your giftee can keep an extra hair tie in so there are no unfortunate accidents during downward dog.
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Tron: Evolution, a tie-in game for the 2010 Tron: Legacy film , used SecurRom, a form of digital rights management (DRM), and publisher Disney hasn't paid its bill.
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YOU'RE GIVING PEOPLE EVERYTHING FROM A TIE INTO MICROSOFT, A TIE IN TO GOOGLE CLOUD, BUT I WAS STRUCK BY THE 20 MILLION STRONG USER BASE OF BROADSOFT.
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Seven days later, the infamy was compounded when Vice President Mike Pence broke a 50-50 tie in the Senate that would allow states to defund Planned Parenthood.
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The Whitney Museum of American Art is now introducing a tie-in with its signature show, the Whitney Biennial, which tries to take the pulse of contemporary art.
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Perhaps the most surprising unofficial Pokémon Go tie-in came from a branch of Planned Parenthood, when they tweeted out an, uh, adorable cartoon of a condom Pokémon.
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With a 52-seat majority, they would need 50 GOP senators to support the plan in order to let Vice President Pence break a tie in the Senate.
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Given the fragility of digital records compared with physical artifacts, it was possible to imagine future historians misunderstanding this cross-promotional tie-in as a real historical document.
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There has been federal money going into this area, but much more is needed, and there is a very close tie-in between this problem and disaster assistance.
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens is getting a direct videogame tie-in in the form of a new game in Warner Bros' Lego juggernaut, the company announced this morning.
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The technologically selective Amish don't have a particular historical tie in magic lantern shows, especially considering the associations magic lantern shows had to supernatural practices in the 19th century.
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While Yoobic doesn't directly tie in with the customer experience, the work that it enables definitely makes use of those data points, and contributes to fulfilling bigger marketing strategies.
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As long as the seat remains empty, the eight-justice court is left open to the possibility of a tie, in which case a lower court's ruling is upheld.
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Lightning 3, Islanders 1 Brayden Point broke a scoreless tie in the opening seconds of the second period for red-hot Tampa Bay, which never trailed against New York.
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Nicieza remembers the feedback being negative, but he contends it was less about the content on the page, and more about how blatant the NFL's tie-in attempts were.
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The Hawks called timeout down 110-107 with 43 seconds to go, and Huerter and Goodwin missed chances to tie in the final 10 seconds to seal the result.
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Right now, the tie-in is only available in Orange County, California, between July 27th and 30th and August 3rd and 6th, between the hours of 9PM and 2AM.
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Kong lacks the appeal of a tie-in with World of Warcraft — which still boasts a sizable audience in China — but it's the second Hollywood blockbuster import for Tencent.
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Much like last season had an episode that basically adapted one of the shorter tie-in stories (The Butcher of Anderson Station), this episode adapts up another, titled Drive.
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James and Pippa held hands as they left St. Luke's Church in coordinating outfits — Pippa in a burgundy coat with her husband wearing a tie in the same shade.
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That smartwatch tie-in was announced Wednesday during Apple's iPhone 7 event, where Niantic also revealed the game had been downloaded 500 million times around the world since launch.
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Mobile trivia game show HQ has landed its first high-profile pair of sponsorships slated to debut this week: a Ready Player One tie-in courtesy of Warner Bros.
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That $50 million fund resulted in a single title, a Justice League tie-in that was so not-supersized that it could be purchased and played by home consumers.
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I work in different mediums—oil, acrylic, Chinese ink, spray paint, large-scale murals—and I try to tie-in two different worlds, pop culture and a strong message.
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C Mike Zunino delivered another big hit in a clutch situation Thursday, hitting his 12th home run of the season to break a 1-1 tie in the seventh.
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With the Olympic Games in Rio starting on August 22016, you'd be forgiven for expecting to see a tie-in video game stacked in specialist stores and supermarkets alike.
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The Pikachu filter is a pretty perfect tie-in for Snapchat, which aims at a demographic that is already pretty gaga for the most recognizable of Nintendo's pocket monsters.
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Should both the Steelers and Ravens win, Pittsburgh can still get into the playoffs if Tennessee and Indianapolis tie in the league's final regular-season game on Sunday night.
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Leury Garcia snapped a 23-1 tie in the fifth when Jorge Lopez made a mistake with an 0-2 changeup, leaving it over the middle above the knees.
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To earn the second, they have to get beaten up by other members while naming five breakfast cereals (maybe a loose tie-in to the group's mantra against masturbation).
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The Recording Academy also plans to launch several concerts and tie-in events in the run-up to the 2018 telecast, with the city itself chipping in for more.
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That's why this tie in Iowa and likely clear defeat for her in New Hampshire next week should force the Clinton camp to alter its campaign strategies and message.
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Jurickson Profar's two-run homer in the top of the sixth tied the game at 3-3, but the Angels broke the tie in the bottom of the inning.
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But right now, it's mostly about that tie-in to existing Apple services, and not the edgy kind of storytelling that would signal a serious commitment to original content.
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Guzman, 61, watched from a table in the courtroom with his lawyers, wearing a dark suit and tie in place of the open-collared dress shirt he sported Monday.
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The company did say that Go will have some kind of tie-in with the franchise's main handheld titles, but we don't know how that will work just yet.
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The Rays broke the tie in the third, then broke the game open with three runs in the seventh and four in the eighth against the San Diego bullpen.
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Reid's 3-pointer started the second-half scoring and broke the tie in LSU's favor, but the lead changed hands five times before Missouri grabbed a 44-41 advantage.
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"The Skruis discovery confirms the potential in this part of the Barents Sea ... The partners will now further consider tie-in of the discovery to Johan Castberg," Equinor said.
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The Virginia elections board plans to hold a random drawing next week to break a tie in a state House race that could swing partisan control of the chamber.
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It's the second straight night the Mariners broke a tie in the ninth off Angels reliever Cody Allen (03-20) and spoiled a late-game comeback by Los Angeles.
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I know for the stuff that we donated, I own a company so I figured out what we can do, how we tie in and what we can do.
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Nolan said: "We're also friendly with George R.R. Martin, and George had consistently since the first season said, "We've got to do a tie-in with 'Game of Thrones.
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All bowls have conference tie-ins, but those are broken when conferences can't fill all of their slots; here's a good look at the tie-in and selection process.
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Mr. Barker wore a bow tie in Ms. Smith's favorite color, purple — also the color associated with Moebius syndrome awareness — and a charcoal suit from Marks & Spencer in London.
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Not only does the animated Clone Wars return February 21, there's also going to be a new five-issue comic book tie-in launching in April from IDW Publishing.
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Patriots 35, Giants 14 A tie in the second quarter did not last long as New England forced a series of turnovers that turned the game into a blowout.
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Blue scale colors account for 7 of the 22 total CotYs, including a two-way tie in 2016 between Rose Quartz (Pantone 13-1520) and Serenity (Pantone 15-3913).
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But if you're committed to a fine-arts tie-in, go for the debonair brass bullet signed by Andy Warhol for his 1982 "Guns Knives Crosses" show in Madrid.
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The bonus tie-in of AUTOTUNED (BAD GUY features some autotuned vocals) was not planned — it just happened to be the option that led to the best fill there.
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Lisa Murkowski, whose key vote thwarted the possibility of a tie in the vote to allow witnesses during the Senate trial did not break ranks with her Republican colleagues.
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Colorado (16-663, 5-2) remains in a second-place tie in the Pac-12 with No. 23 Oregon and USC, trailing only Stanford (216-212 in the conference).
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Mike Braun, an Indiana Republican, confirmed that the topic came up and said "there's a lot of uncertainty" about what would happen if there's a tie in the Senate.
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There's a coating on the tie-in loops that prevents wear and a simple stitched belay loop that stood up to months of use with no signs of wear.
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The plastic moulding around the tie-in loops is a great piece of design that helps prevent wear while also doing a great job of keeping the rope centered.
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"Everyone has an Apple phone but what they lack is a tie-in with business," Cramer said Monday on "Squawk on the Street, " shortly after the deal was announced.
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The question about Sessions now is whether the Clinton Foundation tie-in is enough to have forced the attorney general to recuse himself from dealing with the McCabe affair.
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But Australia can still change their nomination, meaning 35-year-old Hewitt could return to the court against Sock, who lost his first singles tie in four sets to Tomic.
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Bernie Sanders proclaimed a "virtual tie" in the Iowa caucuses on Monday night with Hillary Clinton — a far better showing than many have suspected from the long-shot Vermont senator.
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After shooting 217 percent and going into the halftime break down 22013-213.9, the Bearcats fought back to a 2011-217 tie in the early minutes of the second half.
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We pivoted to: Could a promotional 1998 Mulan movie tie-in McNugget sauce really be worth wasting a single hour — let alone an entire Saturday — of your worthless, pathetic lives?
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John Andreoli homered to break a 1-1 tie in the bottom of the seventh, briefly giving the Italians hope of making the second round for the second straight Classic.
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There are loads of cheap, underperforming tablets available, but Amazon's aggressive pricing, tie-in services, and outsized brand power have a reality distorting effect on buyers and otherwise critical reviewers.
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The park will also tie into the larger Star Wars canon — it'll come with a tie-in novel called Black Spire, authored by Delilah S. Dawson, and a comic series.
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Published as a tie-in with the groundbreaking documentary, An Inconvenient Truth presents high-level climate change research in accessible charts, graphs, and illustrations, as well as incorporating personal anecdotes.
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And Spider-Man: Homecoming has shown that these heroes are essentially celebrities, so the possibility of an Avengers video game tie in is at least within the realm of possibility.
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Events do tie in with the main plot, but each is primarily local and self-contained—it's the story of the Thorian on Feros, of the secret labs on Noveria.
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This latest Easter egg notes that this island is an Archeological Site, and points people to an official tie-in website that lets users explore the island and its creatures.
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To help keep costs down, I read on Caitlin's blog that there is a social media tie-in that will allow us to enter for one free round-trip ticket!
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The underlying richness of the Star Wars universe already gives the films a connective tissue that's far stronger than what any forced tie-in or post-credits scene could offer.
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Murray's last match at Eastbourne's quaint Devonshire Park was in a Davis Cup tie in 2006 and the appearance of Britain's most celebrated player generated a buzz around the grounds.
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Unlike some of Build-A-Bear's other stuffed animals created as a tie-in for movies (looking at you, Guardians of the Galaxy Star-Lord bear), Psyduck is painstakingly cute.
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It will join several additional tie-in novels coming out next year: Alphabet Squadron, written by Alexander Freed, Queen's Shadow by E.K. Johnston, and Master and Apprentice by Claudia Gray.
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Washington (CNN)One of Michigan's senators voiced a willingness to work with President-elect Donald Trump one day after Trump fought Hillary Clinton to a virtual tie in the state.
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Authored by Michael A. Stackpole and Aaron Allston as a tie-in to the 1994 starfighter game, the X-Wing series was an early experiment in cross-publishing from Lucasfilm.
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The company didn't mention whether it is planning a divorce registry companion app, although your correspondent can see a fantastic Big Data marketing tie-in with Tinder on this front.
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If she does go back to Westeros it would make statement three the lie, which would tie in nicely with Turner's statement about Arya crossing three people off her list.
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The software giant has created a Windows 1.11 app for a tie-in with Stranger Things, and it includes nostalgic apps like Paint, Write, and the original Windows cmd prompt.
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The company recently scored a major coup when it landed a tie-in with Starbucks, which is looking to rediscover growth in China through an alliance that will see Ele.
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" Haughney told me that she reached out to Sean Spicer for the launch because they wanted "authenticity... to make sure there was a cool tie-in…to [personalize] the celebrities.
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Apparently, a tie-in with a literary-themed visual art festival, and therefore a temporary change, it was a clever piece of marketing, rapidly generating press coverage around the world.
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The link between winning the popular and electoral vote is so strong that, short of a virtual tie in the popular vote, only election irregularities have ever broken the link.
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Don't get it twisted ... Ron LOVES Nick, saying what the QB has done for the Eagles is "legendary" -- and he even wore a St. Nick tie in the QB's honor!!
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Jordan Poole had 22 points, and No. 7 Michigan moved into a first-place tie in the Big Ten with a 69-513 victory over Minnesota on Thursday at Minneapolis.
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An extremely wild throw to third by Padres catcher Derek Norris on a double steal allowed the Diamondbacks to snap a 1-1 tie in the top of the seventh.
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It's a bit of a stretch, but this could tie in with the fan theories about Bran and time travel that have been cropping up on Reddit for awhile now.
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Under Virginia law, a tie in a House race should be decided by drawing lots, the equivalent of a coin toss or drawing straws, the Conference of State Legislatures said.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - An Indian team will travel to Pakistan for a Davis Cup tie in September, the All India Tennis Association (AITA) has said, despite strained relations between the nations.
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Most court observers expect Justice Neil Gorsuch to break this tie in Janus, so they sought to discern his views on labor matters from the recently decided Epic Systems v.
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A new Landmark Communications/Rosetta Stone poll shows Trump and Clinton in a statistical tie in Georgia, a state that Republican nominees have carried in the past five presidential elections.
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Yoenis Cespedes broke a 6-6 tie in the eighth when he scorched a two-out double into the right-center-field gap to score Travis d'Arnaud and Neil Walker.
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Segura forged a tie in the bottom of the inning, depositing a 2-1 fastball from Gonzalez over the wall in center field for his third homer of the season.
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In the other semifinal there, a basket by Puerto Rico's Renaldo Balkman with 24 minute 212 seconds left broke a tie in a 93-29 victory over previously unbeaten Latvia.
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Adrienne Cooper, Chief People Officer at Fit Small Business, says summer is the best time for employees to contribute in ways that stand out and tie in with the season.
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Kole Calhoun had three hits, including a solo home run that broke a 1-219 tie in the fifth, and Luis Valbuena drove in two runs to lead Los Angeles.
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Google already had a tie in to the car with Android Auto, but it has long been working to get its operating system deeper into the electronics of a car.
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Just as any person with lingering attachment to their sanity would do, we'll simply ignore the fact that they've decided to use hamburger-themed idols for the ramen tie-in.
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It took a remarkable show of resilience from the U.S. pair to rescue the tie in a high-quality doubles featuring four players who have all won Grand Slam titles.
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Music creators are paid out via PayPal once they connect their accounts, and they also can tie-in their social accounts for connecting their overall online presence with their music.
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Essential maintenance work cannot be put off indefinitely but companies can time it to tie in with oil sands expansions, as Canadian Natural plans to do at its Horizon project.
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Each team scored single runs in the eighth and ninth innings, with a solo home run by the Diamondbacks' Trayce Thompson creating the tie in the bottom of the ninth.
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She looked for a hair tie in the many pockets of the nondescript black golf bag she brought with her when she moved from the East Coast five years ago.
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Hong Kong citizens were concerned that their civil rights could be slowly eroded under Beijing, but protests in the country have since grown to tie in broader areas of frustration.
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The Tigers (14-53, 8-8 Atlantic Coast Conference) moved into a fifth-place tie in the league standings with N.C. State and Syracuse with four regular-season games remaining.
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Francisco Lindor belted a solo home run to snap a tie in the eighth inning and Juan Uribe added a two-run blast to send the Indians to another victory.
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Pirates 5, Padres 4 Pittsburgh came from behind twice and broke a tie in the seventh inning to win for the eighth time in nine games, beating visiting San Diego.
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Nor was it clear how the narrative of the new installment, which The Hollywood Reporter described as a "relaunch" and a "reboot," would tie in with the existing "Matrix" films.
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Though 50 years have passed, there is still a debate over Notre Dame Coach Ara Parseghian's decision to accept a 10-10 tie in a 1966 game against Michigan State.
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Here's how to tie a bow tie in eight simple steps Hang the bow tie flat around your neck with the right side about 2 inches longer than the left.
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At Lucasfilm's publishing panel at New York City Comic Con today, Timothy Zahn announced that he will be writing a sequel to this year's Star Wars Rebels tie-in novel, Thrawn.
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"All the 21cs have community partners and do programming, whether it's poetry or film screenings, hosting events that would be a good tie-in with what we do here," said Downey.
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Should all 50 Republicans keep to their word and back DeVos, Vice President Mike Pence will be required to break the tie in the Senate and approve Trump's education secretary pick.
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