a tie
If you mean at a competition when two people tie, then you don't break the tie. Let's say you and another gymnast tied for first place with a 9.0, then you both would go and stand on the first place stand and you would each get a first place medal
There wouldn't exactly be a third place if the first two tie. I guess the third person to finish would be considered second place and the first two would both be first place. Hope this helped!
A cravat with a stud is called an ascot tie. It is a formal necktie that is folded over and held in place with a decorative pin or stud.
The western tie was called a bolo tie
Then you have a tie, for either first place or last place.
The cord used to tie the alb is called a cincture. It is typically a long rope or ribbon that is tied around the waist to secure the alb in place.
The hair tie, also known as an elastic hair band, was invented by a British inventor named Alexander Parkes in the 1850s. He patented a material called "parkesine," an early form of plastic, which was eventually used to make hair ties.
The simplest way to put it is, if there is $500,000 for second place and $300,000 for third place both players are tied for 2nd and receive $400,000 each. This is how it works the whole way down the field.
The appropriate level to place a tie tac, tie pin or tie clip is usually between the third and fourth button of a shirt, from the bottom of the shirt.
Lol, it's called a tie c:
A tie is called "नेकटाई" (nektai) in Hindi.