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dead-heat

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dead-heat [ˈdedˈhiːt] VI (Sport) → empatar (with con)
see also dead D


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In this year's dead-heat election, when a few hundred Florida votes separated Gore and the Republican contender, George W.
The Showdown in Palm Beach by New York Times Upfront
color) Anthony Ervin and Gary Hall show their gold medals after their dead-heat finish in the 50-meter freestyle.
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Amongst the Upper Affluent, seven of the categories went to Senator Kerry, six went to President Bush and three were a dead-heat.
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