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Meanings of close range in English

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Usage of close range in English
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NFC technology passes encrypted information between devices at close range without contact.
Reuters
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The victims, all adults, had been shot at close range, he said.
Reuters
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Petzer made no mistake from close range, taking the points on offer.
The South African
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Several shots are administered from close range, flooring the officer in question.
The South African
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Pietro Iemmello completed the fightback from close range three minutes from time.
The Guardian
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Sancho finished from close range after Marco Reus' pass on 10 minutes.
BBC
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An SABC journalist also said that Kalla was shot at close range.
The South African
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The Spaniard then headed home from close range in the 84th minute.
The Guardian
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Only one survived, despite having been hit 18 times at close range.
The Guardian
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A small-caliber shell, Wilde said, probably a pistol, fired at close range.
The forever war
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Authorities say Lloyd was shot at close range with a .45-caliber handgun.
Reuters
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Claassens scored their third try after a quick tap from close range.
Radio NZ
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Tyrone Barnett reduced the arrears from close range in the 61st minute.
BBC
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Moorer said Gienelli had been shot with heavy-gauge shotguns at close range.
The Shining
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Wilfred Ndidi forced one back when he bundled in from close range.
The South African
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The No19 was at close range so had no excuse for missing.
The Guardian
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