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Meanings of has a grip in English

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Usage of has a grip in English
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They can do this because Google has a grip on the interface.
Wired
2
You see that the old enemy has a grip on me.
Will Warburton
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But the damn thing has a grip on me and won't let loose.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
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Luxury has a grip on our imaginations… and our wallets.
BBC
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It has a grip on all of us.
Back on murder
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Deutsche's move to show it has a grip on pay mirrors a trend seen elsewhere in Germany.
Reuters
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She has a grip on herself like-like
You Never Know Your Luck; being the story of a matrimonial deser...
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Both grips can be reversed to play backhands, while the two-handed backhand has a grip of its own.
The Guardian
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If hope lingers that the foreign secretary has a grip on Middle East policy, let the international development secretary dispel it.
The Guardian
10
But his father has a grip on the worst elements here, and everyone seems afraid to rile up the old wrecker.
Darry the Life Saver; Or, The Heroes of the Coast
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If Washington has a grip on its epidemic amongst poor African Americans in the south it is still inadequately tackled, say campaigners.
The Guardian
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That was a long way from being a declaration that the company finally has a grip on the various cost over-runs in its UK business.
The Guardian
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