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Discover Ludwig'as near' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to mean "as close as possible" or "as close as it can be." For example, "We need to get as near to the deadline as possible."
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Elsewhere, Pete Sampras's serve is described as "near Wagnerian".
It is classified by the IUCN as "near threatened".
Neighbours have described their relationship as "near perfect".
It's as near to godliness as I can get".
Albacore (T. alalunga) was classified as "near threatened".
Mr. Lochbaum characterized the incidents as "near misses".
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And China views its script as near-sacred.
MPs regard their place of work as near-sacrosanct.
This song cycle as near-opera is also unashamedly descriptive.
In all, 132 of 1883 decoys were deemed as near-native-like models.
For these reasons the conditions applied in this study could be considered as near-anoxia.
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