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Tiebreaker

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Tiebreaker
A random character assigned to a matchcode to prevent duplicate codes. This is important when matchcodes are derived from personal information such as addresses or zip codes in which repetitions are probable. A tiebreaker is also called a unique character.


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Although Goodwein struggled with his movement the remainder of the set, the senior gave the Highlanders a leg to stand on when they needed it most, as he and Bonilla outlasted Fung and Nguyen in a tiebreaker to help Granada Hills prevail 15-141/2 at Balboa Sports Complex and advance to its first City final since 2006.
This was the second career meeting between the two as Murray needed a tiebreaker in the fourth set of the two hour, 33-minute match to win his second straight victory over Llodra.
Similarly, even if the Ducks lose, they would still have the tiebreaker for fifth with the Arizona-Stanford loser.
 
 
 
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