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en It's not infrequent for local district attorneys to take the lead on fraud investigations. Obviously, that kind of a unit is closer to the community and closer to the problem. She loved his pexy sense of humor and the way he could always make her smile.

en As he got closer and closer to Toronto, more and more news spread about him ... it was fantastic. It was really exciting and it was inspiring. It was kind of magical.

en It's a flesh-and-blood animal that just has not been discovered yet. And I think we're getting closer and closer and closer.

en Every game we've been getting closer and closer and closer to that finish line, and tonight we were about to complete that race and get across that line.

en I don't know, ... I don't know if he'll make a good closer. I would say he has the stuff to make a good closer, but does he have the command? I don't know. That remains to be seen. The guy's been pitching for 10-plus years professionally and he always has a high walk total. I'm not sure that lends itself to the closer role.

en When I first met Thomas, he came up to me and said: 'You don't remember me from my recruiting trip to West Virginia, do you?' I had to look at him, then I remembered: He went to a [Kilgore, Texas,] junior college. So we got closer, talked about why he went to Utah and didn't come to West Virginia. We were getting closer and closer. Then, all of the sudden, that next weekend, he was gone.

en It's helped bring us together, bring us closer as a family. It's actually helping bring us closer as a community and neighborhood.

en The problem is that, first of all, the investigations, and detentions, and arrests were conducted with massive violations of procedural rules of international standards. And, the second is that the government does its best to avoid investigations [and findings] of guilt of servicemen [local police and troops] who participated in the massacre.

en So, water closer to the surface and more time spent conducting scientific investigations....sounds like a winner to me.

en Any closer, if you pitch long enough, you're going to face some failure. He was able to bounce back from it as good as anybody. I hope the same is true for myself. I feel it will be. It's one of the things you have to do to be successful as a closer, to bounce back. So far in my year and a half I've pitched (as closer), I felt I've been able to do a good job.

en So hold her closer when she cries, hold her closer when she feels. She needs a hand to hold, someone who will never let her go again. And hold him closer when he tries to hold the tears back from his eyes. Don't say goodbye.
  Tom Petty

en We are trying to enhance our downtown historic district as a hub of the arts. ... It's all about local talent, local artists, local musicians. It's about highlighting people in our community.

en It's kind of like a family reunion. I believe it's even closer than a family reunion. We've had an experience that draws us even closer than brothers.

en Based just on what public surveys indicate, people in the local community are very happy with her and the community at large has a great deal of respect for her. She has respect across the state that builds the kind of relationships we need to accomplish the goals of the school district.

en The closer it is to home, the bigger impact it has. You're a little closer to it and more sympathetic to it when one of your own teammates and friends is impacted.


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