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The video at the lower right shows the Jeep starting with the vehicle battery disconnected (the booster is clamped to the disconnected positive lead).

In particular Safari has clamped down (some would say broken) on what LocalStorage is visible between tabs.

F1 switched to V-8 hybrids in 2006, and quickly clamped down on development once there was parity in horsepower.

A while back the UK clamped down on misuse of NI (the equivalent for ss numbers).

The FCC clamped down hard on attempts to block cell phones in the US.

Intentionally threatening clearly bullshit infringement claims is going to be clamped down on.

Most countries have clamped down on Fracking since it is quite harmful to both the environment and the people living in the area.

After the PBC clamped down, it took a while for the Bitcoin community to get over its delusion that the PBC couldn't do that.

Colors now have `mycolor.rgb` and `mycolor.rgb_clamped` properties; `mycolor.hexcode` uses the clamped values.

We survived but it was only because we clamped down super hard and interest rates dropped.

As a fallback I use 1.5x growth factor of previous capacity, clamped against a per-container-configurable min and max growth value.

Any discussion of topics where an intelligent decision could actually be reached ultimately get lost in the noise and clamped to one of two choices.

> Previously, when eating something chewy such as meat, crusty bread or hard cheese, it would have been clamped between the jaws, then sliced with a knife or ripped with a hand -- a style of eating Professor Brace has called "stuff-and-cut." Does not seem applicable to the South Asian food I'm familiar with.