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tie-breaker

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tie-breaker [ˈtaɪˌbreɪkəʳ] tie-break [ˈtaɪˌbreɪk] n (Tennis) → tie-break m inv; (in quiz) → spareggio


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Various other programmes were held by the organisers including a tie-breaker tournament for ladies and the tug of war for both men and women.
After a six-month regular season, the Tigers and Twins each finished level atop the American League Central Division at 86-76, setting up a one-game tie-breaker Tuesday at Minnesota to decide which will qualify for the playoffs.
After a six-month regular season, the Tigers and Twins each finished level atop the American League Central Division at 86-76, setting up a one-game tie-breaker Tuesday at Minnesota to decide which will qualify for the playoffs.
 
 
 
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