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strap in

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strap someone or something in(to) something and strap someone or something in
to tie or bind someone or something into something. Mother strapped little Jimmy into his seat. She strapped in Jimmy.
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Anyway, if you have daily practice of wearing your watch, you have to go through a new strap in about a year before you have to replace it.
Watchband How to Choose One? by James Dyson / Computers and Internet community
The machine then automatically tensions, seals and cuts the strap in the optimal position to minimise waste.
Safe strapping by Food Trade Review
But you need to use the right strap in the right place.
Tie it up ... right! by PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
 
 
 
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