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Meanings of extraordinarily close in English
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Usage of extraordinarily close in English
1
It will be extraordinarilyclose anyway-probablya matter of a vote or two.
2
The lightweight double produces extraordinarilyclose races and this semi followed the pattern.
3
For starters they learned that Ohioans had paid extraordinarilyclose attention to the legislative debate over payday.
4
The same files show Dr Kissinger enjoyed an " extraordinarilyclose" relationship with President Nixon during his time in office.
5
Bettina and her mother had an extraordinarilyclose bond-manypeople said that they were more like sisters than mother and daughter.
6
Trinity beat UCD in an extraordinarilyclose men's senior eights final at the University Championships of Ireland at the National Rowing Centre.
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We spend an afternoon together, the 15-year-olds demonstrating the extraordinarilyclose study of the band that occupies its followers, day to day.
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In the semi-circle of slaughter around Ypres the trenches of the Allies and the Germans are at nearly all points extraordinarilyclose together.
9
I thought it was an extraordinarilyclose bond of sympathy and mutual understanding, brought about principally by our enjoyment of one another's music.
10
I was extraordinarilyclose to her husband, Steve, as well, and we all took ski vacations together and enjoyed each other's company enormously.
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Ireland and the United States have an extraordinarilyclose relationship which has been greatly strengthened by President Clinton's involvement with the Northern Ireland peace process.