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The phrase "Close to the wire" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where something is done at the last possible moment or just before a deadline. Example: "The project was completed just in time, as we were really close to the wire with our submission."
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It was close to the wire".
"It's really cutting it close to the wire".
"They are that close to the wire," the soldier typed.
"It is close to the wire," Mr. Mehta said last week, just before the orchestra left on the tour.
It was desperately close to the wire; it only started working properly three minutes before the opening.
"Both banks are running close to the wire," said John Tyce, an analyst at SG Securities in London.
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While ratings continued to soar, though, it seemed that executives there were content to tolerate Sorkin's famously close-to-the-wire working methods, which often echoed the crisis-to-crisis long-hours culture of the Clinton White House.
The Last Leg had the benefit of what is a unique format: part sports show, part comedy panel, and all underlined with an often close-to-the-wire take on disability.
The second part is about the investigation of the line model accuracy close to the wires, using both analytical and numerical approaches.
In this case, however, the young condor probably was not able to control his flight well enough and couldn't veer away once he got too close to the wires, officials said.
To do this, depress the tab away from the thermostat (close to the wires) and slide off.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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