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Meanings of closely involved in English

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Usage of closely involved in English
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Britain had also been closely involved in the talks, EU officials said.
Reuters
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I'm not arguing against public health being more closely involved with local authorities.
The Guardian
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He said the new system would not function unless businesses were closely involved.
Radio NZ
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Rhodes also said other western powers would be closely involved in any talks.
The Guardian
5
A streamlined operation means everybody feels closely involved all the time.
The Guardian
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The United States has been closely involved in Pakistan's political transition.
Reuters
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He agreed Māori must be closely involved in any reform of the justice system.
Radio NZ
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Suleimani had been closely involved in neighbouring Iraq since the US-led invasion of 2003.
The Guardian
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However, prosecutors argue that Mr Manafort was closely involved in managing his own finances.
Radio NZ
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It's meant so much to me to be so closely involved in this production.
Ebony
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The chance must be seized, by those most closely involved and by the world.
The Guardian
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Overlander had been closely involved in managing the transition related to the JPMorgan acquisition.
Reuters
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HP's senior management has also been closely involved with running Autonomy for the past year.
The Guardian
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She was allegedly closely involved in appointing board members for state owned enterprises in 2015.
The South African
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In East Germany, for instance, the Stasi secret police were closely involved in doping programs.
Reuters
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He has been closely involved in efforts to stamp out the revolt against Gaddafi's rule.
Reuters
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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