Synonyms for links
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1. links, golf linksnoun

   a golf course that is built on sandy ground near a shore

   Synonyms:
   golf links

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1. • Golf Course

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1. List of paraphrases for "links":

   linkages, ties, connections, bindings, link, relationships, bonds, relationship, linkage, interlinkages, relations, liens, contacts, hyperlinks, connects, liaisons, interconnections, liaison, nexos, connection, binds, linked, bridges, routes, bond

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1. Tony Jacklin:

   Almost all of them have started to use the driving iron, the two-iron, again so some sanity has come back into the game, the quicker these links courses play, the more difficult they are as it's harder to control the ball. I doubt whether any of the top players will be without their driving iron because it seems to have come back into the bags in the last year.

2. Scott Morrison:

   Id simply say this: Its fairly routine for Turkish authorities to arrest people with suspected terrorist links.

3. Vaclav Havel:

   If a single writer in a country is in chains, then there are some links of that chain that binds us all.

4. Alex Whipple:

   These items have been forensically tested and they do link Mr. Whipple to our missing child, Elizabeth, they also have evidence that link them to the residence that they were in and also links them together outside the home. UTAH POLICE HUNT FOR MISSING 5-YEAR-OLD GIRL; UNCLE NAMED MAIN SUSPECT Whipple was located around 3 p.m. on Saturday in a rural area that isabout a 15-minute drive from Logan, and was on foot when authorities found him with drug paraphernalia, according to Budge.The 21-year-old was booked into jail on an active warrant after he absconded from probation and during an interview with police made statementsthat authorities were.

5. Michael Jennings:

   All too often, conflicts have been assumed to be localized, just left alone until they reach a pitch where they show their international significance, the danger is that we don't see the links, we don't see people moving back and forth.