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latch onto

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latch onto someone/something
to become closely connected to someone or something. I knew she would be perfect in the film, so I latched onto her like a magnet. More and more countries latched onto computer technology as an important tool for development.
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A fun weapon is the grappling hook, which Rico can use to latch onto any vehicle -- land, sea or air.
When the meeting finally is adjourned, you'd better make a run for it, because The Extender will latch onto one unsuspecting co-worker and turn the walk back to the cubicles into the dreaded "moving meeting.
Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have developed a coating process to make sponge-like silica latch onto toxic metals in water.
 
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