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freeze on

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freeze on (doing something)
Fig. a policy that put a temporary end to something. The company put a freeze on hiring as soon as they took us over.
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Some states allow anyone to put a freeze on their credit; while others only allow the victims of identity theft to freeze their credit.
Increasing imports and generic brands are keeping a freeze on prices, and development in the storage and transport sectors ensures the competition from fresh producers is truly alive.
If you are placing a freeze on your credit report to avoid the potential for identity theft, most states will charge a fee of about $10 per credit report frozen (you''ll have to freeze each of your reports from the three major credit reporting agencies in order to be effective.
 
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