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Discover LudwigThe phrase "comes closest" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used when discussing a comparison or similarity between two or more things. Example: Out of all the songs on the album, "Love Song" comes closest to capturing the band's true sound and essence.
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(CNBC probably comes closest).
Mr Clark probably comes closest.
Britain comes closest.
This comes closest.
"Doin' a Cromwell" comes closest, I suppose.
"Venetian silk velvet perhaps comes closest.
Ferraro comes closest to admitting her doubts.
Asked who comes closest, Mr. Saint-Vincent does not hesitate.
(Amazon Instant Video comes closest, with four of his movies).
What comes closest are Seedcamp and Passion Capital.
As it turns out, thunder, appropriately, comes closest.
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