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tie
see genital lock.
Patient discussion about tie.

Q. can you get pregnant with your tubes tied if your tubes are tied can you get pregnant

A. you can but the chances are slim to none,plus if you do you can sue the doctors, 99% no,

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3 JUST TIE ONE ON Fall's ribbon trend is super-easy to do yourself.
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The Tie One On For Safety campaign urges motorists to tie a red ribbon on their automobile as a visible safety reminder during the holiday season when alcohol-related fatalities and injuries tend to increase.
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To tie one on, slick hair back in a ponytail, wrap the figure-eight shape around the tail, and secure by pushing one of the baubles through the opposite loop.
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