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The train crash comes ever closer.

As the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens comes ever closer, more and more footage seems to be hitting the internet, revealing some fresh spoilers for us all to enjoy.

At 400 pages I liked Harry a lot, although I tended to dwell on the accouterments of his parallel universe (owl-powered mail service, potions exams, wizard trading cards) and skip over the plots (dragon in the dungeon, werewolf in the classroom, Voldemort comes ever closer).

And as the start of the Olympics comes ever nearer, Ogogo is ready to push himself to the limit to ensure he peaks at the right time.

Facebook is already richer than any traditional media company - and with that wealth comes ever greater power over how its audience finds out about the news.

The House vote on the legislation comes as Congress comes ever closer to June 1, the date the PATRIOT Act provision that allows the NSA's bulk phone data collection is set to expire.

It is coming ever closer.

Once again, she came ever so close to winning.

Then, in the 1980s, came Ever Decreasing Circles.

The Toffees came ever so close to breaking into the top four last season under Roberto Martinez.

The first biography appeared just over a decade after his death, and they have kept coming ever since.