Still, this is a notable tie-up.
The team is working to add more, but it has also completed a notable tie-in with Department of Electronic and Information Technology (DeitY) which will see it introduce text-to-speech technology for regional languages, a feature that will be baked into its operating system.
Even the Crown Building, where Spitzer's office is located, has a notable family tie: it was once secretly owned by deposed Philippine President Ferdinand E. Marcos, before Bernard Spitzer and a group of investors acquired it in a bankruptcy sale in the nineties.
Other notable ties include Exeter City, who won promotion back to the Football League in May, hosting Championship side Southampton while fellow League Two newcomers Aldershot travel to Coventry City.
Dr. Ho had several ties to organized crime-affiliates; that is, individuals with notable ties to members of organized crime groups, such as Mr. Yip Hon.
On June 4, 1952, he cast another notable tie-breaking vote to save the Wage Stabilization Board.
When he first ran for president of Afghanistan in 2009, one of Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai's most notable ties was with James Carville, the US Democratic Party campaign strategist.
Barkley's most notable tie-breaking vote as vice president was cast on October 4, 1949, to save the Young Russell Amendment which set a 90% parity on the price of cotton, wheat, corn, rice, and peanuts.
WellPoint Inc., recently revealed to have influenced Baucus's health care framework, also has notable ties to Gang of Six Senator Mike Enzi (R-Wyo).. Enzi's former health policy director between 2003 to 2006, Stephen J. Northrup, is now a registered lobbyist for WellPoint, a subsidiary of insurance giant Blue Cross Blue Shield.
The cooperation reflects a notable thaw in ties after the anger in 2013 over American surveillance of Brazil's political leaders by the National Security Agency.
There was a notable tendency towards thinner ties between some groups, suggesting a lower cohesion in PSRC.
