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clamp 1. a mechanical device with movable jaws with which an object can be secured to a bench or with which two objects may be secured together 2. Nautical a horizontal beam fastened to the ribs for supporting the deck beams in a wooden vessel clamp [klamp] (design engineering) A tool for binding or pressing two or more parts together, by holding them firmly in their relative positions. (electronics) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Since then, the Mexican government has been accused of murdering local unionists and clamping down on the press. 1 inauguration, Calderon has also jumped on problems that have dented the tourist trade this year by clamping down on the leftist protests in Oaxaca, where the U. King Mohammed VI "reacted dramatically" to North Africa's first suicide bombing, Howe said, putting democracy on hold and clamping down on opposition groups. |
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