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Discover Ludwig'have ties to' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use 'have ties to' when you want to say that two or more people, organizations, or countries are connected in some way. For example: "The two companies have ties to each other through their mutual investments."
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Both tickets have ties to China.
All of them have ties to Iran.
Others have ties to entities that were already sanctioned.
Some PRI leaders have ties to the oil workers' union.
Many have ties to families in the Palestinian Authority lands.
Many of Iraq's Shiite leaders have ties to Iran.
Three other festival films this year have ties to Connecticut.
The Iranians also have ties to the Hazaras, another minority.
Two such places have ties to the Ford family.
Both candidates have ties to the NBC show "Law & Order".
Indeed, all political players here have ties to Syria.
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