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chain down

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chain someone or something down
to fasten someone or something down with chains. They chained down the the bicycle rack so no one could steal it. We chained the tool-shed down so a strong wind would not blow it over.
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But the nation's faltering economy and sluggish housing industry still sent profit at the nation's second-largest home improvement chain down nearly 8 percent.
In addition to the costs of purchasing the supplies, USAID and other donors participating in the global reproductive health supply initiative must address the costs and the logistical challenges of ensuring a smooth supply chain down to the client level.
Men stand on top of one another, forming a human chain down the well.
 
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