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You have to really get close to see the difference.
They were still a long way off, but getting closer.
I was getting closer in my mind to who that might be.
When we got closer, I could hear it was coming from our room.
As he got closer, the figure left its cover and moved forward.
When he got closer she could hear what it was.
They were getting closer, but I couldn't see them yet.
In any event, they were difficult to approach, almost impossible to get close to.
Children can get close to and touch many of our animals.
We like children to get close to and to touch many of our animals.
We came very close to doing it at the last election.
She made a little face at that thought, for it came very close to home.
How can you come so close and just leave it at that?
In front of her it seemed to come quite close.
She came very close to him and turned her face up to his.
In 1997-98, the club came very close to a perfect season once more.
This was one that Bush came very close to getting.
And came real close to burning the whole place down.
But he came very close to being in position to do so.
Congress came very close to moving ahead on the necessary legislation just last week.
You didn't have to come close to talk to me.
You're looking back and seeing what you came close to.
"Well, someone would have to come close to see what you are."
So far it hasn't killed him, though he came close some time before.
And as he came closer, I felt the sense of the man.
As she came closer I tried to stand but could not.
He came closer, looking about him as if he'd never been in her room before.
And some with blood, he saw as they came closer.
The sound came closer, then seemed to be right on top of them.
She held up a hand when he would have come closer.
These usually do not cause problems and close on their own.
He let me in, then started to close the door on the others.
Or what if the door had closed on one of us, perhaps a child?
The site will be closed down on May 12th 2013.
One day it would close with itself on the other side of the world.
She got into the car and he closed the door on her at once.
What would happen when they closed the door on the world?
Maybe he didn't want to know how soon the door closed on her.
I do not want to close my eyes on this world.
He had to close his eyes on it for a moment.
The question this year was moved from near the front to the end of the form.
I hear him moving now near the back of my house.
She moved around near the fire, trying to warm up.
Move close to the two near the fire but do not act unless they see one of us.
I moved to the floor, under the window, near the door.
Now, we have moved near Washington and they just aren't performing well.
That night, he saw a dark shape moving near his camp.
Several others moved near him, and I kept a hand on a pistol.
As he moved down near the river, shells began to land all around him.
As a result, the community, including the post office, moved the two miles to its current site near the railroad in 1909.
You have to really get close to see the difference.
They were still a long way off, but getting closer.
I was getting closer in my mind to who that might be.
When we got closer, I could hear it was coming from our room.
As he got closer, the figure left its cover and moved forward.
When he got closer she could hear what it was.
They were getting closer, but I couldn't see them yet.
In any event, they were difficult to approach, almost impossible to get close to.
Children can get close to and touch many of our animals.
We like children to get close to and to touch many of our animals.
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