| 11. | What made another close colleague clam up about her own recent job loss?
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| 12. | I'll find a use for it when some politician clams up.
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| 13. | Ask him about the, uh, stiffest hosts, and McNicholas clams up.
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| 14. | Should Governor Bush just clam up, or should he say more?
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| 15. | But when Earle feels vulnerable, or shamed, he clouds over and clams up.
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| 16. | GOP officials who had offered support Monday would clam up Tuesday.
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| 17. | Her lawyers nudged her when they wanted her to clam up, Hyde said.
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| 18. | "There's no reason for believing that consumers are going to clam up ."
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| 19. | Asked how all this relates to him specifically, Chestnut clams up.
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| 20. | There's no reason for believing that consumers are going to clam up ."
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