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Holder Alex Marshall and former world champion Stewart Anderson both survived tie breakers on Wednesday to reach the quarter-finals.

"The surviving personal ties are those with a degree of similarity so we can communicate but a degree of difference so we can plumb the relationship for additional value and skills one of us may not yet possess," McFarland says.

It survived a tie-up on the inbounds pass because the possession arrow pointed the Wildcats' way.

The Astana coach, Stanimir Stoilov, said his side will have to improve if they are to survive the tie.

Top-seeded Yevgeny Kafelnikov of Russia also needed a few clutch points; he survived three tie breakers in a 6-7 (2), 7-6 (3), 7-6 (4) victoverover Nicolas Escude of France.

8. It's okay that Poe survived a Tie Fighter crash; after all, so did Finn.

The night's only surviving League Cup tie saw Cardiff win 3-1 at Oxford after extra time.

I've survived skinny ties.

Witnesses said some had survived by tying their clothes into ropes and escaping to the ground below.

Gruspe, 69, had been elated to hear a dramatic story from her brother, whose family and a group of orphans survived by tying themselves to a roof.

In dismissing Youzhny in a little over two hours, Nadal produced tennis of a pitch that has steadily risen since he survived a tie-break in his first match, against another Russian, Teymuraz Gabashvili.