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The famous architectural boat tours of Chicago snake through the city on the Chicago River, then out onto Lake Michigan, getting right up close to the area's most famous buildings.
She came downstage, toward the audience, and continued on past the border of the white floor, getting right up close; as she travelled back and forth, she made direct eye contact with people in the audience.
Having to deal with a Birmingham fan, boiling over with the best part of two decades' worth of pent-up lower-division frustration, getting right up in his grille and accusing him of flagrant onanism was beyond the pale, though.
Uruguay did respond to going a goal down with a positive mindset, Schiaffino shooting wide almost immediately after the restart, Ghiggia embarking on a couple of pacy dribbles, getting right up in an increasingly flustered Bigode's grille.
You'd think kitty cats would accessorize or something and make my job a little easier in that department, but no- it always come down to getting right up in there, pushing the fur aside and giving my medical opinion).
Imagine, me stumbling over to you in the pub this Friday, belching and gurning, elbowing past your partner, spilling your Mini Cheddars and pint, bursting right into the middle of your conversation on the rise of the Alt-Right, getting right up in your face and calling you a nonce, just like that, as your appalled friends stared at their shoes and you stared back at me with wild, injured eyes.
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Get right up in there.
He got right up.
Curry gets right up on him, pressing his advantage.
Whenever there's snow, we get right up here".
When she got right up to the reef, Gates brightened.
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