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Meanings of move closer in English

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Usage of move closer in English
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He said he expected China's negotiating position to move closer to Washington's.
Reuters
2
Will you need to move closer to the start of the route?
Climbing Magazine
3
Rest assured, scientists agree that the moon won't move closer to Earth.
The South African
4
How do we move closer to fiscal union while retaining enough independence?
The Irish Times
5
Whoever is in a currency union will have to move closer together.
The Irish Times
6
To move closer to the nucleus, an electron has to lose energy.
The Science of Battlestar Galactica
7
A cameraman wants the happy couple to move closer to each other.
The Irish Times
8
She felt Mamut move closer, and together they focused on the chanting.
The Mammoth Hunters
9
Pretended my hearing was fuzzy so he would move closer to me.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
10
He clicked off his flashlight, and the walls seemed to move closer.
Wastelands
11
The women move closer to Cecil and I feel like a sheepdog.
WATER FOR ELEPHANT
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Some investors believe Morgan Stanley's valuation has room to move closer to Goldman's.
Reuters
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Yet all this success hasn't tempted him to move closer to climbing's mainstream.
Climbing Magazine
14
Leslie couldn't move closer, couldn't find words, staring at Niall as he glowed.
Ink Exchange
15
Safe standing trials move closer with Welsh Assembly backing Read more We'll see.
The Guardian
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We'll need it when we move closer inshore. He strode away.
In the King's name
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Ireland
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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