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Raised in the state of Washington, he had been looking forward to competing close to home in Vancouver.
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"When the brain goes 'right, I better close down and stop', the cranial stimulation overrides that, and allows you to compete closer to your body's capability, which is interesting.
No longer able to jump with his skis positioned nearly behind his ears, which had earned him the nickname "Dumbo," Kasai made the necessary adjustments and, for the next two decades, continued competing close to the top of his sport.
Clemens has always competed close to the line, and this summer one of his fastballs collided with Piazza's head during an inter-league game at Yankee Stadium.
Unable to compete, it closed, leaving a deteriorating structure that cast a pall over the neighborhood.
Even accolades like the Apple Design Award Monument Valley picked up at WWDC last year, and the iPad Game of the Year nod it got near year-end couldn't come anywhere close to competing with just making new content available.
Advertisers have no other options that can come close to competing with that kind of loyalty.
I mean look, we have, in terms of technology, nobody can even come close to competing.
But capacitors, so far, haven't been able to store electricity for long enough to come close to competing with batteries.
But he could not come close to competing with Loch, Zoeggeler or the third-place finisher, Daniel Pfister of Austria.
"They've worked hard to bring her to a point where she was close to competing and it was great to see her in action last weekend.
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