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bear hug
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bear hug
1. a wrestling hold in which the arms are locked tightly round an opponent's chest and arms
2. Commerce an approach to the board of one company by another to indicate that an offer is to be made for their shares


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Features include ABS braking, body-lock seatbelt pretensioners and integral side-impact protection.
Motorshow news: New Models appearing on the Arnold Clark Stand by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Torsional stiffness is up 74 per cent on the previous model while occupant safety features include front, side impact and full-size curtain airbags, the latest-generation active head restraints, pyrotechnic body-lock seat belt pretensioners and force limiters and Vauxhall's patented pedal release system.
MOTORING AHEAD 2002: Introducing a whole new generation of Vauxhalls by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Every one of the original 17-model range has twin side-impact protection beams and body-lock front seatbelt tensioners.
Motoring: Still chic? Corsa it is by Law, Alan / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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