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Ted, with £28.1m, is closing in on Ice Age 4: Continental Drift (£29.1m) to become the third-biggest box-office hit of 2012 so far.
She rose in the ranks, got raises and now, nearly 16 years later, she is closing in on retirement age.
Scientists are closing in on the mechanism of what are called "senescent cells," which cause the tissue deterioration responsible for aging.
The music video request show that closed up shop in the age of on-demand internet is angling for a comeback.
The film also closes in on the "friend dying of AIDS" trope, which was very of-that-moment but hasn't aged well.
Yet this picture is in fact from much earlier, as is evident, on closer inspection, from the age of the pope and the lack of Nazi insignia.
The age of all the Daic samples in the network is 33193 ± 5577 years, close to the age of O1a*.
A subplot concerning the South Sea bubble strikes closer to home in the age of Enron than it would have on the book's first publication.
To be sure, tragedy seems closer than ever in the age of the Internet.
It seemed to Ken Chlouber, a Republican member of the Colorado Senate, that the cyber age was closing in on all sides.
His tragic departure –- Niggaz drowned in the Billings reservoir in May 2003, at the age of 21 –- left a profound mark on those closest to him.
