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    Clamp \Clamp\ (kl[a^]mp), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Clamped}
    (kl[a^]mt; 215) p. pr. & vb. n. {Clamping}.]
    1. To fasten with a clamp or clamps; to apply a clamp to; to
    place in a clamp.

    2. To cover, as vegetables, with earth. [Eng.]

    1. The television media cooked their goose in Vietnam, and since then I think most Americans understand why the government clamped a lid on front-line TV reporting in Grenada, Panama and now the Gulf.
    2. The strike also halted most activity in the Gaza Strip, where Israeli troops clamped curfews on two refugee camps after stone-throwing incidents.
    3. The army clamped a curfew on Jabalia, an Arab reporter in Gaza said.
    4. The Israeli army clamped an indefinite curfew on the Gaza Strip after 25 Palestinian protesters were wounded by troops and six Israelis were injured by a firebomb.
    5. After the vessels supplying the lobe have been clamped off, it is filled with chilled liver-preservation solution.
    6. Troops clamped a four-hour curfew on the Jalazone refugee camp near the West Bank town of Ramallah, an army spokesman said.
    7. In an apparent effort to prevent disturbances, the army clamped a curfew on Shati, a beachside shantytown in Gaza City housing 42,000 Palestinians.
    8. The government on Monday ordered troops to secure major industrial plants and clamped curfews on three provinces hit by pro-Solidarity strikes following a week of the worst labor unrest since 1981.
    9. MBC's reports on the recent turmoil in Algeria have been particularly well watched, North Africans say, as that nation has clamped down on its own media.
    10. Troops clamped a curfew on Nablus' 120,000 residents and launched house-to-house searches, Arab reports said.
    11. Martial law was clamped on Rangoon last Wednesday after demonstrations demanding the ouster of new hard-line leader Sein Lwin.
    12. The protesters also clamped several huge padlocks and chains onto a plant gate, and police brought out a heavy duty bolt cutter to get them off.
    13. Authorities clamped curfews on three of the most violent districts.
    14. The Journal account, quoting unidentified sources close to the company, said the public offering also would ease pressure from short-term lenders, who have clamped down on credit lines to Polly Peck.
    15. In September 1988, with inflation at 30% or more in parts of the country, Beijing clamped down on credit and reasserted central control over major construction contracts and foreign-exchange earnings.
    16. The army immediately clamped a curfew on Jabaliya, forcing the camp's 60,000 residents to stay indoors.
    17. In the Gaza Strip, meanwhile, Israeli troops clamped curfews on the Beach camp and a portion of the Jabaliya camp after an Israeli car was stoned and set ablaze in the nearby Beit Lahiya neighborhood on Sunday, Israel radio reported.
    18. The army later clamped a curfew on Askar's 8,200 residents.
    19. Police clamped an indefinite curfew on Hyderabad, and calm was reported restored by this morning as military patrolled the streets.
    20. The government has clamped down on foreign borrowing, barring banks from tapping the market and restricting all but a few companies.
    21. Sponsored by Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., it would have clamped on a quota if imports surged over 110 percent of a formula level based on multiyear averages.
    22. The army clamped a curfew on the camp Monday, the military spokesman's office said.
    23. Thereafter the Federal Reserve under Paul Volcker, with the support of the Reagan administration, clamped down on the money supply.
    24. President Elias Hrawi's government on Monday clamped an economic and diplomatic blockade on rebel Gen. Michel Aoun in an attempt to oust him from the Christian enclave north of Beirut.
    25. The authorities last month clamped down on the Maltese habit of firing at anything and everything, including rare birds of prey.
    26. But the streets were peppered with rocks and smouldering tyres - lingering signs of the violent clashes between Palestinians and soldiers that raged soon after the shooting, before the army clamped on a curfew.
    27. In Bangladesh, police fired rifles in the air to disperse crowds and clamped an indefinite curfew on the city of Chittagong.
    28. The army increased its forces in the occupied territories today and clamped a curfew on the Gaza Strip in an effort to prevent violence during Arafat's speech.
    29. They partially clamped a shared blood vein in hopes that smaller vessels would take over in each child.
    30. Albanian authorities clamped military control on three ports to halt a chaotic exodus and stepped up security in the capital, Tirana, after at least one person was killed in clashes with police.
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