It sticks in my mind that Hollinghurst's "The Line of Beauty," for example, came close to not being published in America.
Nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, for example, come closest to mimicking their native behavior when reconstituted into vesicles in which the lipid composition resembles that of the PM (63).
None of these British examples comes close to the sort of operation seen in Russia.
Lazar went on to make some of his biggest and juiciest deals in the brave new world of austerity and number-crunching — selling Cher's book for an enormous sum, for example, and coming close to making six-million-dollar deals for Madonna and Barbra Streisand.
Lazar went on to make some of his biggest and juiciest deals in the brave new world of austerity and number-crunching selling Cher's book for anumber-crunching sellingple, and Cherng close to making six-million-dollar deals for Madonna and Barbra Streisand.
Ambulances, for example, change their pitch when coming closer or away from us, something known as the Doppler effect.
In his testimony, the best that John Inglis, deputy N.S.A. director, could come up with was that "there is an example" that "comes close to a 'but for' example".
The principal worked-out example that comes close to this ideal is still the axiomatic account of quantum mechanics, as described in Ludwig (1985 , 1987.
Once you drive it, what got you behind the wheel in the first place becomes almost secondary; the only modern example that comes close is the 1990 Mazda Miata, which has nearly the distinctive form of old MGs, but a fun-to-drive quotient that goes well beyond expectation.
Some are coming close: witness, for example, solar-thermal company Brightsource's hook-up with engineering giant Bechtel.
