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"close and far" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the different levels of proximity or distancing an object may have. For example, "The city was close and far away at the same time, with its tall buildings looming in the distance."
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Allen clanged came from close and far, and off of layup attempts and 3-point shots.
Cleveland seemed both close and far away when I attended Oberlin College, thirty-five miles away.
NICHOLAS NIXON, "Close and Far," Zabriskie, 41 East 57th Street, (212) 752-1223, through Jan . 17
In a comment that appeared designed to include Turkey, he warned "countries close and far away" against intervening.
Those little "likes", those connections with friends, close and far, who are thinking of my family, have brought me solace and much joy.
Images Close and Far Paul Nixon of Phoenix runs a personal Web site, Nixlog (nixlog.com/web/), devoted to Web design and information graphics.
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The system performance and the clock speed can be further improved by leading-one-prediction (LOP) algorithm and 2-path (close-and-far path) algorithm, respectively [18].
There is less time to feed and none for play or leisurely interactions between close and far-flung family.
Its closest and far better-recognised rival is selling more than a third less.
L and S indicate the cases where the spacecraft is close to and far from the center of Venus, respectively.
Our results indicated that the distribution of land-use types and field crops was not significantly different between sites close to and far from forest edges.
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