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The phrase "hanging near" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe the placement or location of an object, emphasizing its close proximity to something else. Example: The painting was hanging near the entrance of the museum, drawing the attention of all who walked by.
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It is instructive to see the contrast between Zurbarán's 1635-39 Saint Francis in Meditation (a painting whose contemplative silence is a kind of muffled darkness, a swathing of cloth and shadow) hanging near four paintings from the series Jacob and His Twelve Sons, a parade of characters in jazzy outfits the painter concocted as typical Old Testament wear.
I imagine it hanging near the door.
Mohammad's body was later seen hanging near Kandahar's main square.
There's a quotation hanging near it that reads: "Peace.
He flicked through a rail of women's garments hanging near the entrance.
Mr. Foster, hanging near the open door of the trailer, had a thought about this.
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The finny females do have some limitations though: The lack of legs makes hanging 10 a near impossibility.
Stand near the middle of the room, rather than hanging out near the edges.
When the villagers then dispersed, they took down protest banners hanging up near the square.
Riot police were hanging around, near their vans, sipping fruit juice and eating snacks.
And there had also been several reports of a mother and two pups hanging out near Van Cortlandt Park.
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