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(30) The house is very comfortable, and as an added bonus, it's near to buses and trains.

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(70) Are they hovering around midwater, or near to the surface?

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(94) He had spoken in so low a tone that only the few near to them had heard him.

(95) The seven great gates which were the Thebans' pride remained closed, and famine drew near to the citizens.

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(99) Parents and children will live near to other relatives or even share a house with them.

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(101) There is little target to aim at because the leading hand covers the body and the elbow is near to the ribs.

(102) When the boat bringing us over came near to land, I fell to my knees.

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(109) Many times he was brought low and felt near to death.

(110) The small supplier firm will often be located near to the big firm, and will be expected to provide supplies on demand.

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(114) Such actions come near to treason.

(115) It would go near to breaking her heart.

(116) I had come near to forgetting.

(117) I draw near to your final welcome.

(118) Then he came near to fainting.

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(124) According to the Russian Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov, the ship was found last night near to the Cape Verde Islands off the west coast of Africa.

(125) Such a sum he found would go near to ruining him.

(126) The linear current array images of different electric and magnetic field polarizations in the near to far field.

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(132) One explosion occurred on a river bank near to an outlet carrying waste wash water.

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(134) Why did you chuck up the sponge when you were so near to winning?

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(136) Then the priest said(), Let us come near to God.

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(142) As these contrary properties strive with each other they move towards unity and harmony, the concepts draw near to each other and "the path up and down is one and the same."

(143) And they pressed sore upon the man, even Lot, and came near to break the door.

(144) Linear RED is simple and easy to calculate; however, when average queue size is near to the minimum and maximum threshold, the loss rate is unreasonable.

(145) The research results show that the end-to-end information rate reaches its peak value when sampling interval is near to the mean spatial details of the target, where the image quality is ideal.

(146) Recent excavations in London have uncovered the remains of a Mithraic temple near to the center of the once walled Roman settlement, on the bank of the Walbrook stream.

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(151) The festival is held on parkland conveniently near to the railway station.

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(165) Order ye the buckler and shield, and draw near to battle.

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(184) People came from far and near to see the circus.

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