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Sainsbury's has unveiled a personal loan with a representative APR of 3.1%, which ties with a deal currently offered by Swedish challenger Ikano Bank as the UK's lowest.

Politically, however, Guyana moved on a steady course toward communism from the time of independence until the death of the first prime minister, Forbes Burnham, in 1985, after which ties with Western powers were strengthened, and by the 1990s privatization had begun.

Other high-scoring cities included Boston, which tied with Sacramento and San Francisco for third place.

"America's Got Talent" averaged a 3.6 rating among viewers from the ages of 18 to 49, which tied with CBS's comedy lineup.

And the winner is … butternut squash, which tied with acorn squash for flavor, though I slightly prefer the color of the butternut.

Massachusetts, which tied with New Hampshire and Connecticut for the highest score in the nation, was still the only state where fourth grade scores dropped significantly since last year.

Here are the top 15 hardcover fiction titles from the list published on June 12 of 2005, which tied with 2010 for the warmest year on record globally: 1) "4th of July," by James Pattersonand Maxine Paetro.

The other films with the most nominations were "The Favourite," which tied with "Roma" for 10; "A Star is Born" and "Vice," both with eight; "Black Panther" with seven; and "BlacKkKlansman" with six.

The Stanford class of 2004 the class now five years out had a median salary of $82,000 before entering school, which tied with Harvard for the highest of any M.B.A. program.

Lieber led the team with 17 wins, which tied with Andy Pettite for fifth in the league.

Fourteen Pakistani journalists lost their lives in the line of duty in 2010, which, tied with Mexico, is the highest number in the world.