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Meanings of closely in anglès

portuguès
com intimidade

In a close manner.

com intimidade

In an attentive manner.

Usage of closely in anglès
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However it said it would continue to monitor this situation very closely.
Independent.ie
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He said the Government should work more closely with Māori support services.
Radio NZ
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Local emergency services and councils were closely monitoring the situation, she said.
Radio NZ
4
Labour and Democratic Left leaders are said to be monitoring events closely.
The Irish Times
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Mondelez's response tracks closely what crisis management experts recommend for Trump-targeted companies.
Reuters
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Sam says: I'm actually surprised this reflects the first result so closely.
News.com.au
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Its quarterly earnings reports are watched closely for signs of market health.
Reuters
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Of particular note, was seeing local chefs and producers working closely together.
The Irish Times
9
Law enforcement agencies have confirmed that they are monitoring the situation closely.
The South African
10
The key to development today is to work closely with a partner.
The South African
11
Mr English said he looked forward to working closely with Mrs May.
Radio NZ
12
Governments in Europe, Canada and New Zealand are watching the move closely.
Reuters
13
Videgaray said Mexico would be working closely with the Central American governments.
Reuters
14
Britain had also been closely involved in the talks, EU officials said.
Reuters
15
I certainly looked closely at different aspects of the file, he said.
Radio NZ
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But voters are more closely split when polled on the health crisis.
Reuters
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Common
United States of America
Common
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