In another move tied to the conflict in Afghanistan, Mr. Blair's office said today that it was calling in television executives this week for talks on their use of videotapes of Osama bin Laden and members of his network.
In another room, tied to a chain-link fence like a junkyard dog, Leah Boutelle, 22, crouched.
In another room tied to a gurney, Max makes like Morpheus and simply breaks the chains that bind him.
There's also an implication that any Afghan who hates the US presence must be Taliban, which ignores the way anyone would feel if soldiers from a foreign military interrupted your everyday life, shouted at you in another language, tied you up, and pointed guns at your family's heads.
The more restrained friendly against Swansea City FC ended in another tie: 2-2, and was our first opportunity to see Mehdi Ballouchy, the curly haired midfielder recently acquired from NYRB - a Ballouchy Wig Night is surely on the cards.
In another tie-up primarily targeted at the U.S., an offer for 23andMe customers allows them to use their results and pay $79 for DNAFit.
There were no breaks in the third set and Murray clinched victory on his second match point in another tie-break when Kohlschreiber, the winner in Munich in 2007 and 2012, sent a backhand long.
If a legal challenge resulted in another tie, the winner would to be determined by a coin toss.
In some games this process is repeated if the match ends in another tie, in others the winner is based solely on port priority, with the higher priority given to the player closed to the first port.
The European stance against a company's use of a strong position in one market to achieve dominance in another -- tying, or bundling, as the practice is called -- is also considerably tougher than the posture of American regulators, some lawyers said.
