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Whether it ties in with the company's pledge last year to cut its smartphone models by 30% is another discussion entirely.

"It ties in with the food banks and the debt.

Sellins, says it "ties in with the growing movement in Afghanistan that wants to empower women".

It ties in with the issues that were going on at Bedford.

The more I think of that, the stranger it is, and the more it ties in with the idea that I may have been here".

It ties in with the episode's big speech, given by Sheriff Ted Danson to explain those weird drawings in his study.

The most unusual aspect of the game's launch, of course, was that it tied in with the launch of the SyFy TV series of the same name, starring Tony Curran, Julie Benz and Stephanie Leonidas.

Dubbed The Ed Hunter Tour, it tied in with the band's newly released greatest hits collection, Ed Hunter, whose track listing was decided by a poll on the group's website, and also contained a computer game of the same name starring the band's mascot.

"It ties in with all the history they're learning".

"It was just working out what was the best way to do it, tying in with the Jobcentre and giving the tickets to people who have been working hard to try to find a job or get interviews and having a hard time.

If there are any extra things that come in the way, be sure to make it tie in with the main plot.