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The phrase "that closest" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is nearest in proximity or relationship, but it lacks proper grammatical structure. Example: "I want to find the option that is closest to my preferences."
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Unfortunately, that only proved the fact that "closest" isn't necessarily the same as "most watchable".
Along with the hemmema, it was the type of "archipelago frigate" that closest fit the description, showing considerable similarities with small ocean-going frigates.
If more than one measurement for any marker of immunodeficiency was available during any one time period, that closest to the reference date was used.
Only the 38/42 site (i.e., that closest to the C terminus of MSP1) shows significant similarity between 3D7 MSP1 (MSP1-D) and FCB1 MSP1 (MSP1-F).
We decided to use the first out of six most parsimonious trees for character mapping because this tree was the one that closest resembled the strict consensus tree.
There were additional transcripts annotated as nucleic acid binding or transcription factors although their functions are unknown and gene families so large that closest homologs in Arabidopsis were difficult to discern.
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We were never that close".
"I've never seen anyone that close".
"We were just that close," he said.
In effect, that closes the hospital.
And that closing line?
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