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Today scientists are closely tracking 434 asteroids that are large enough and come close enough to the Earth to be of potential future concern, and while none of these pose any significant risk today, increased surveillance is required.
"Both sides came much closer together, but they didn't come close enough," Mr Beilin opined.
"I wanted her to come close enough for me to get her neck between my hands".
In two years, Mars will come close enough for another shot.
He has come close enough to Beyoncé to touch her, come close enough to the pro-football version of toughness to realize that it has nothing to do with his own wartime experience.
The positrons survive for a tiny fraction of a second until they come close enough to electrons to annihilate.
His documentaries, too, frequently focus on characters who've come close enough to the final curtain to almost peep behind it.
"Not all of these juxtapositions are lockstep-perfect allegories of each other, but a lot of them come close enough to create that electricity," Mr. Kahn said.
Nasa has said that the rock will come close enough to be studied with radar five times in the next 12 years.
What she did was to lure them to come close enough so that she could grab one and wring its neck.
But we had come close enough to reaching another gap between rocks that the current funneled us through and spat us a few feet farther below.
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