91.   The Indians broke the tie in the third, again after a two-out walk to Alomar.

92.   The mayor would no longer serve on the eight-member City Council and would vote only when needed to break a tie.

93.   The Reds threatened to break the tie in the top of the seventh, after a one-out single by Aaron Boone and a walk to Chris Stynes.

94.   The Republicans have an edge because the vice president can break any tie.

95.   The state Constitution gives the lieutenant governor the authority to preside over the Senate and to break ties.

96.   The tie was broken in the seventh when Kansas City pushed across three straight two-out singles.

97.   The vice president serves as president of the Senate and can vote to break ties.

98.   The Tigers broke the tie in the top of the eighth.

99.   There will be no more kissing of sisters in college football because overtime to break ties is now mandatory.