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tie off

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tie something off
to tie the ends of something losing fluid, as blood vessels to prevent bleeding. The surgeons tied all the blood vessels off—one by one—as they were exposed. They tied off all the vessels very quickly.
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Port head into the tie off the back of last weekend's 1-1 draw at Solihull Moors whilst Alfreton, one of the favourites for automatic promotion this season, crashed to a 2-0 defeat at Blyth Spartans.
AWhen surgeons cut into the skin to tie off the vein at the groin, it is difficult to avoid some of the small nerves that are nearby.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] three To make ears, take approximately 10 inches of embroidery floss and tie off the top comers of the soon-to-be bear about an inch and a half down from the tip.
 
 
 
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