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lock [lok]
1. a place, often airtight, where something is sealed in.
2. a device such as a clamp for holding something firmly in place.
heparin lock see heparin lock.

lock
Vox populi A device that prevents a particular action or activity. See Bloxham air lock, Heparin lock, Job lock, Vapor lock.


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At one point, the town locked down an electricity supplier contract with a third party company.
FEAR of further attacks after the 7/7 London bombings was so great that Buckingham Palace, Parliament and New Scotland Yard were all completely locked down at one point, an inquest heard yesterday.
This fee is usually quite low and, considering the benefits of having a credit freeze on your account, the few dollars that are spent are well worth it for the piece of mind that you will have knowing that your credit, good name and assets are locked down and secured at all times.
 
 
 
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