The odds of subsequent deflation prior to 1913 were close to even money!
In recent campaigns, in fact, candidates have broken close to even in January over all.
It is impossible to imagine that the performance came close to even subpar accounts today.
"He was the one among all the great composers that I felt close to, even as a kid.
Third, she would need to run close to even with Mr. Obama in states where the terrain is less favorable.
Still, it's as close to even as you can get, and for fellow members of the same small community, that's a worthwhile goal.
The fusion community might be easy to criticize for its many unmet milestones, but for decades the United States has never come close to even the moderate effort.
It was one of the few times Mrs. Obama came close to even a subtle reference to the very direct argument being made against her husband's opponent here.
In the meantime, underscoring how quickly things can change, the Austin-to-San Francisco fares of United, JetBlue and Virgin were close to even last week.
For that matter, he often uses nonprofessional actors and puts them into situations very close to (even directly derived from) their own lives.
"The point is, when this is over, this will be dead even or close to even," said Representative Martin Frost, Democrat of Texas.
