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"Kids are still aware of all the physical 'stranger danger', but the online stuff needs to rammed home again and again and again – and it should be relevant from an early age".
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To ram home his point he underlined "now".
So the government had to resort to confidence votes to ram through its new law.
From time to time, America chooses literally to ram home its refusal to accept this claim.
They have to have that desire to ram words down people's throats.
In 1997, Schumacher tried to ram Villeneuve off the track to win the title.
Mr Hollande argues that he does not want to ram change through.
This prompted a scrambling government to ram through new air-quality protections.
They accuse him of twisting Senate rules to ram through an outrageously partisan agenda.
Even after the election, it may be difficult to ram this solution through.
France and Germany want to ram through controversial new rules after turning down British pleas for a postponement.
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