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Discover Ludwig"working closely on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It implies that two or more people are putting in effort to achieve a shared goal. For example, "John and Mary have been working closely on their research project for months."
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In addition, the judge said he had worked at the same law firm as Hastert's son Ethan, including working closely on one matter together in 2011.
Corker has been one of Tillerson's few allies and staunch defenders in Washington, working closely on such issues as toughening sanctions on Russia and engaging North Korea diplomatically — two issues on which Trump has disagreed with Corker.
A lawmaker working closely on the issue said last week the president asked him point blank, "How close are you to getting this done?" A top priority for a number of conservative groups, Trump called for a Right to Try law in his State of the Union address last month.
Nick Clegg and Iain Duncan Smith are working closely on youth unemployment.
Connecticut officials say they have been working closely on evacuation routes with regional emergency planning teams.
He is working closely on these projects with colleagues at ILR, Leeds, Greenwich, Duisburg, and Aalborg.
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But one Western official who works closely on Sudan issues said "privately both sides have bought into this".
But Lorre works closely on anything that bears his name.
"They worked closely on everything," Ms. Veit said.
"We work closely on teams with government relations people" from other firms.
But in recent years Russia and Norway have worked closely on a shared fisheries management system.
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