This data may support the explanation of mothers returning to clinics in closer proximity to their homes.
Returning to a GoT obsession, he recalled the Turkey-brokered Syria-Israel proximity talks, "which were shattered by Cast Lead," Israel's December 2008 military operation in Gaza.
And in most of these "proximity-enhancing moves," it wasn't frail snowbirds returning to chillier but more supportive locations.
It is, perhaps, the very darkness of these objects, their proximity to real evil, that attracts collectors (and that keeps novelists and filmmakers returning to the years 1939-45 for material).
While England's men are all returning to fitness at just the right time (stiff competition for places often seems to make that happen) there was worrying news for the women's side given the proximity of the World Cup.
Berger always returned to the possibility of proximity, seeking to cross the distances that divide us.
After scouting out options near San Diego and Long Beach, he returned to Prescott, preferring its climate, proximity to hiking and small-town feel.
Another common use is mapping, and geographic pathways — calculating shortest routes for example, from place A to place B (or to return to the social case, tracing the proximity of stated relationships from person A to person B).
But despite the proximity, Ramirez hasn't returned to Mexico since he emigrated to the US in 1963, and his grandchildren have never visited his home country.
Clifford and Connie had returned to Wragby Hall in 1920, yet despite its proximity to the earthy Nottinghamshire mining village of Tevershall, there was no connection between the two.
Still wearing his baseball gear, he returned to the Capitol to use the platform that proximity to Wednesday's shootings provided him.
