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• PT 109 tie clasps became a trademark of the Kennedy people.
• 10 ) " They sent you a tie clasp ."
• He did send Bettman a tie clasp, though.
• Incidentally, the commissioner never wears the tie clasp.
• Grant went to one foreclosure hearing and stood facing a court officer who was wearing a Confederate tie clasp.
• He still wears a Marine Corps tie clasp, its motto summing up his always faithful life, " Semper Fidelis ."
• They included three letters, a pair of gold cuff links, a piece of scrimshaw engraved with the presidential seal, a silver rosary, and a PT-109 tie clasp.
• He wore a red tie with tiny handcuffs as a tie clasp, and his feet, in gray snakeskin cowboy boots, were placed comfortably atop a sheaf of papers on his desk.
• Seated at a conference table and sporting thick metal cuff links and a tie clasp with " 542 " in raised numerals, Danese listed data from the quarterly reports that he sends to Halpern.
• When Dr . Fosdick went toe-to-toe, eyeball-to-tie clasp on a cherished issue, she would punctuate her arguments with rapid finger gestures that often peppered a senatorial paunch.
• While on a business trip in the early'60s, he explained, his eight other World Series rings, along with some cuff links and tie clasps, were stolen from his Lexington Hotel suite.
• A tie clasp, beaded safety pins dangling from the breast pocket of a woman's blouse, stars and stripes painted on the broad side of an industrial building as I whiz along the interstate.
• Rudd, a short, fast-talking raconteur, wore a tie clasp that was a 1953 Dodgers money clip, sported a 1955 Dodgers World Series ring and placed a sign that said " Ulcer Dept . " atop his desk.
• Clinton, like his predecessors, has a staff of White House elves whose sole job is to receive, sort and catalog the yearly flow of about 15, 000 gifts _ including the saxophone-shaped chair, the saxophone tie clasp, etc.
• SAG HARBOR ON LONG ISLAND : When William Pickens, Yale'04 and a founder of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, first motored out to Sag Harbor in the 1930s, he got out of his car in his suit and tie clasp, looked around, then got back in.