Similar words: clampdown, preeclampsia, pre-eclampsia, stamp duty, keep down, step down, drop down, drop-down menu. Meaning: v. repress or suppress (something regarded as undesirable).
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31. But it just shows the extent to which the government is concerned about what's happening in neighbouring Tunisia that they put on so much of the security force to clamp down on this demonstration.
32. Cook says these countries use sophisticated technology to clamp down on material authorities find offensive.
33. All opinions No About Technology ! Clamp down on illegal Discussion!
34. Brigadier General Murdah Dulaimy told Iraqi TV that his men were sent to Anbar province to keep order and will clamp down according to the army's security plan.sentencedict .com
35. So far there is skepticism that the Fed can go much beyond jawboning to clamp down on rising inflation at a time when growth is still bumping along at or near recessionary levels.
36. There has been much tax evasion, but they are going to clamp down.
37. French President Nicolas Sarkozy has already apparently threatened to storm out of the summit if there isn't commitment to a super-regulator that will clamp down on the world's bankers.
38. The police has promised to clamp down on criminal activities.
39. China said it would scrap a tax rebate on agricultural commodities exports to clamp down sales.
40. The police are going to clamp down on criminal activity in this area.
41. Early of New China, Gelaohui be forced clamp down gradually. Its activity approach end of history.
42. We have to clamp down and get tough on the dissidents.
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