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End in ___ (go to overtime, maybe)

• ___ for first place

• ___ is like kissing your sister

• ___ is like kissing your sister: football coach's lament

• ... ___ of sympathy with other men: Emerson

• 0-0, say

• Break ___ (go into sudden death)

• Break ___ (take over the lead)

• Break ___: take the lead

• Cause of overtime

• Dead even

• End in ___

• End in ___ (be deadlocked)

• End in ___ (be headed to overtime, perhaps)

• End in ___ (come out even)

• End in ___ (draw)

• End in ___ (finish evenly)

• End in ___ (have no winner)

• End in ___ (need overtime)

• End in ___ (require a playoff)

• End in ___ (require extra innings)

• End in ___ (require extra play)

• End in ___ (require overtime)

• End in ___ (require playoffs)

• End in ___ (some NHL games do it)

• Ended in ___ (required overtime)

• Ended in ___: drew

• Even, after in

• Finish in ___ (come out even)

• Force ___ (draw)

• How some games end in

• If two silkworms raced they'd end in ___

• In ___ (even)

• It is ___ between men to have read the same book: Emerson

• It's ___: overtime cause

• It's ___! We go into overtime!

• It's ___!: Nobody wins!

• Play to ___

• Play to ___ (deadlock)

• Play to ___ (draw)

• Play to ___ (have a final score of 2-2)

• Play to ___ (have no winner)

• Two silkworms raced and ended in ___

• Two silkworms raced. They ended in ___

• What some games end in

• What some hockey games end in

• What some sporting events end in