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"near ones" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to people or things that are close by or familiar. For example, "I always like to spend time with my near ones at the holidays."
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The jargon alone, involving oddities like "backwardation" (when a futures price is lower for delivery in distant months than for delivery in near months) and "contango" (when the price is higher for distant months than near ones) can seem like a joke played on the novice.
In the introduction to "Finishing the Hat," Sondheim explains that "all rhymes, even the farthest afield of the near ones (home/dope), draw attention to the rhymed word".
I had been brought up in precisely the opposite spirit, taught that even living skeletons such as these were my brothers, kindred souls, near ones, flesh of my flesh.
This parallax error is insignificant with distant subjects; with near ones it is responsible for the familiar fault of a portrait shot of a head that appears partly cut off in the picture even though it was fully visible in the finder.
With the propagation of the unloading stress wave from the excavation boundary to the far surrounding rock masses, energy is transmitted by the way of radial stress doing work from the far surrounding rock masses to the near ones which causes the transient aggregation of strain energy.
Since the top sum is weighted by distance, distant masses count much more than near ones.
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When unicorns bless plants (they will if near one), they grow one stage.
The nearest USTrust branches are located near One Kendall Square and in Central Square on Massachusetts Avenue.
Only a few laborers were working on a construction project near one door.
I live near one.
So that's the near one.
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