closely

It's much more closely related to Hebrew, which is spoken in Israel, or Amharic, which is one of the languages spoken in Ethiopia.

And, yes, the Ellisons have aligned themselves very closely with the Trump administration.

I'll be watching for American women especially closely.

Look closely at a brain, at any brain, and it becomes less and less plausible that all that's going on is just turning some numbers into other numbers in this endless dance of zeros and ones.

That's why the FBI, the CIA, and all national governments interested in computer security are following this very closely.

One in which we're more part of nature, not apart from it, with consciousness more closely tied to living flesh and blood, not to the dead sand of silicon.

Population ecologists - along with other scientists, conservationists, and activists - began to study the birds closely, hoping to figure out what was causing this change in population numbers, and how they might reverse it.

And so that's why in every look, we're trying to reduce, reduce, reduce the meaning so that it is as closely linked with art as possible.

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