If Congress really wants to clamp down on debt, it has to do it a lot earlier like before passing spending bills or tax cuts, both of which can add to deficits.
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So as the dust settles, the Soviets are left with a substantially smaller presence in the United States, which administration officials say will make it a little easier to clamp down on Soviet intelligence activities.
For years the trade was overseen by top officials, tycoons and their families, until international attention and even the Cambodian prime minister's displeasure put a clamp on things.
Britain has agreed to pay France around 480 million pounds over the next three years to help clamp down on migrants travelling to Britain from France via the English Channel.
Earlier this year Samsung, an electronics giant, clamped down on usage of ChatGPT by employees after engineers reportedly shared source code with the chatbot.
Authorities have meanwhile vowed to assist stranded tourists by clamping down on price hikes and have urged hotels to offer a 50% discount on accommodation.
For those residents of large cities who are afflicted with a respiratory condition it becomes imperative for officials to clamp down on smog conditions.