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"In a way, it is surprising that this is the first MIT China Summit, because the ties between MIT and China have been longstanding," said President Reif in opening remarks.

Mr. Zhang said it was unclear who would pay the compensation, because the ties between the real estate developer and the government of the Chaoyang District of Beijing were murky.

Because the ties between government and business have been so closely linked for so long, that to pursue real justice would be an incredibly ugly and disruptive affair.

The report unleashed a wave of optimism about the government's monthly report on employment Friday, which will influence the market's direction because of the ties between jobs and consumer spending.

"If this traditional understanding of the purpose of marriage does not ring true to all ears today, that is probably because the tie between marriage and procreation has frayed.

Some of our customers who reach this level have begun even calculating their compensation and bonuses based off of training activities because the tie between training and revenue is so apparent.

But Mr. Hamid said he would not — because he believes the militia's leaders are innocent, but also because in Benghazi, the ties between former rebel fighters run deep.

The ties between Lufthansa and United are particularly tight because the two share codes on 330 flights a day.

The ties between the companies run deep.

The ties between Washington and Wall Street run deep.

Because of the tie between iron, dopamine and vitamin D, it is tempting to propose that elevated VDP that we observed in this study could be reflective of the alterations in the iron/dopamine pathway.