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- noun Plural form of
freeze . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
freeze .
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Examples
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The designation freezes any assets or property he may have in U.S. jurisdictions and barring Americans from providing him with material support.
SFGate: Don Asmussen: Bad Reporter By CHRIS BRUMMITT 2011
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Slow, staggering, and buggy multiplayer resulted in freezes and stutters that grew old rather fast.
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Martin freezes after he is slapped in the face by Lowery, but he hates himself for his cowardly reaction. (p. 13) Why does he react the way he does?
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The designation freezes Bermudez's assets in the United States and prohibits him from engaging in any financial transactions with any U.S. company or individual.
USDOJ: Justice News 2010
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The designation freezes any assets they may have in the United States and makes it illegal for Americans to engage in any transactions with them.
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If corporate and bank debt again freezes up and starts defaulting then Uncle Sam’s will come into favor big time.
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That’s a popular strategy for spending cuts: Both House Republicans and the administration are talking about long-term freezes on non-defense discretionary spending without giving specifics for where those cuts will be made in years two, three, four and five.
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I only wish only just got “brain freezes” because I’m so sick of afib that I’m not swearing off ice cream as a treat — at least that’s the plan.
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Cash terms freezes will reduce this, meaning that public sector expenditure can begin to rise (if that is what is wanted) sooner. stephen
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By my calcs, it will take 8 years of real-terms freezes (i.e. inflation matching increases) for receipts to catch up to TME and get to a surplus.
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