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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I closely observed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that you paid attention to something specifically. For example: "I closely observed the behavior of the birds as they flew from tree to tree."
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Besides "the cult of domesticity", when I closely observed my own background I realized, it was always the women in the kitchen feeding everyone.
On several occasions I closely observed those skills in Reagan.
Recently, I closely observed this enviable species -- and in the process, uncovered a kinship between acupuncture and running.
I closely observed thousands of bankers when they weren't trying to sell themselves.
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"I feel like my best chance to make a good movie is to make a movie from this position of something I have closely observed and closely felt and feel deeply in love with and confused by," said Mills.
I closely follow their pecking order.
I know, because I've been closely observing, teaching and championing unhappy single women over 50 for quite a while.
Having closely observed his papacy, especially here in the Americas, I'm intrigued to see how his ambitious agenda plays out on Mexican soil.
But if a creature along the lines of a Sasha Grey, or anyone whose sexual habits are closely observed by the masses, were to sport a cloaca, I believe we would have an uprising of Egyptian proportions.
I met many of the great figures of the time, from Reagan and Thatcher to Gorbachev and Yeltsin, and closely observed their characters and actions.
Over the past year or so, I've been closely observing Donald Trump.
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