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Discover LudwigThe phrase "arrive near" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to reach or come close to a specific location or destination. Example: We will arrive near the airport at 6 PM.
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Many Somalis arrive near death after journeys of weeks with little food.
We arrive near the end: civil partnerships; (nearly) equal marriage; adoption rights; and workplace rights.
Could they be spaceships that arrive near Earth and interlock to form a super ship, bent on our destruction?
The press release suggested that a $34 million subsidy that New York received this month was timed to arrive near the state primary, March 7, so that Mr. Gore would win more votes here.
The move comes after Amnesty International claimed Nigerian commanders were warned that armed men were beginning to arrive near Chibok, where the girls were kidnapped from their school, but the military were unable to raise enough troops to respond.
This complex behavior of the spectral shape is ascribed to the time-of-flight effect, which means that the particle fluxes in the low-rigidity range are low in the early phase because low-rigidity particles arrive near the Earth later than high-rigidity particles do.
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It arrives near the end of every season of "24".
They had arrived near the checkpoint, he said.
It arrived near the end of the show.
It arrives near the end, when she describes seeing old keyboards and stage props floating, ruined.
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