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in clutches

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in(to) someone's clutches
Fig. in the control of someone who has power or authority over someone else. Snow White fell into the clutches of the evil witch. Once you're in my clutches, I'll ruin you.
See also: clutch


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We review the technical advances in clutches, defining the parts that make up the clutch itself, as well as what we can expect to see in tomorrow's cars.
Chapter three reviews the technical advances in clutches, defining the parts that make up the clutch itself as well as what we can expect to see in tomorrow's cars.
Commenting on the intended joint venture, Valeo Chairman and CEO Noel Goutard said, "Unisia Jecs would add a new dimension to Valeo's expertise and global presence in clutches and transmissions.
 
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