In the video, bearded men take turns tying the men to a tree and whipping them for over 15 minutes each.
Every Balinese is tied to a family, which is in turn tied to a neighborhood council, or banjar, and a village.
He was forced to punch out, then he couldn't get up and down for par, and that quickly, Woods and McCarron made the turn tied for the lead at 10 under par.
These were in their turn tied to Giovanni Targioni Tozzetti and the school that had pioneered in Tuscany the reconstruction of earth history and deeply influenced Brocchi (Dominici 2009).
This view is in turn tied to the broadly Marxian element in Horkheimer's early work, as capitalism is criticized for creating the irrational social conditions that lead to suffering.
By tying directly into other companies' inventory and ordering systems, which are in turn tied to their Websites, Amazon is in effect creating a Web version of EDI (electronic data interchange).
As Failure Analysis's Resnick observes, "utting out the middle step makes it cheaper".Companies don't have to pay as many administrators to watch over the mainframe as they might if they tied together RISC and Pentium boxes and in turn tied them to the mainframe.
This trend is part and parcel to overarching change in Turkey, as it's wrapped up with the country's reorientation, which is in turn tied to its improved economic situation.
The dollar in turn was tied to gold at a fixed price.
This, in turn, is tied to our calcified, two-party system.
