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Meanings of closer look in English

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Usage of closer look in English
1
Take a closer look, Best said, and stepped up right alongside her.
American empire: blood and iron
2
This justice system needs to take a closer look at Antonio Ignacio.
From dawn to deceit
3
Yet a closer look at the data paints a somewhat rosier picture.
BBC
4
In his statistics column this morning, Eamon Donoghue takes a closer look.
The Irish Times
5
Mr Guthrie, he said, should have been keeping a closer look out.
The Irish Times
6
I had to get a closer look at the thing, of course.
The Great Book of Amber
7
RNZ takes a closer look at the MPs named on the list.
Radio NZ
8
Here is a closer look at events over the last 12 hours.
BBC
9
But let's take a closer look at that: I'm afraid of falling.
Climbing Magazine
10
Without waiting for her response, he walked over for a closer look.
Ilse Witch
11
Take a closer look at how London has evolved over the centuries:
The South African
12
He lifted the shirt from the water to take a closer look.
The Cylons’ Secret
13
But when Chopra's team took a closer look, the potential benefit faded.
Reuters
14
I decided I needed to get a closer look at the tower.
Mob rules
15
Otherwise he'd have come over to the car for a closer look.
The burglar who liked to quote kipling
16
Richard Westcott has a closer look at one of the new designs.
BBC
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South Africa
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Canada
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New Zealand
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