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Meanings of much closer in English

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Usage of much closer in English
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OPEC members Venezuela and Iran have grown much closer in recent years.
Reuters
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She, it was obvious, came much closer to Honor's view of parties.
Ashes Of Victory
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Can race much closer than last time from barrier 1 this time.
News.com.au
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It all brings the dream of truly pervasive information that much closer.
Wired
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A new Breakingviews calculator shows something much closer to earth is merited.
Reuters
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You're just much closer to your tower, to a place of safety.
Wired
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Cybion I, however, is preoccupied with things much closer to the ground.
Grand junction
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Somewhere much closer by-inthe house, on this floor- alowchiming began.
Under the dome: a novel
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They stopped, but much closer than before -arm's reach in fact.
Night of Knives
10
I look forward to a much closer alliance with you. He bowed.
Mentats of Dune
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You're also bright, eye-catching and seem much closer than you really are.'
Dating the rebel tycoon
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It is also much closer to Māori approaches to justice and healing.
Radio NZ
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But these noises only made him feel that much closer to her.
RING
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Against Washington, the game was much closer than it should have been.
News.com.au
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Still too thick at the rim, but much closer to the ideal.
Nothing to lose
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Between Fred Neville and Lady Scroope there arose a much closer intimacy.
An Eye for an Eye
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