1.   It is located on the road which links the two.

2.   It remains one of the basic archaeological assumptions, however, that the two are linked.

3.   The department did not link the two to any extremist groups and has closed its case.

4.   The two were magically linked!

5.   Because of course the two are inseparably linked.

6.   But he says the two are not linked.

7.   And at its best, this film explores the edgy compromises that link these two, while at worst it dramatizes the relationship broadly and histrionically.

8.   A wire, perhaps one from a twist-tie, forms an arc, linking the two sides to create a spark.

9.   But in subtle ways, the two are already linked.

10.   But John Bradstock, president of the North American operations of DDB Needham, a unit of Omnicom Group, dismissed speculation that the two were linked.