Definition of up close
: at close range
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In a medieval chapel at Windsor Castle that 39 English kings and queens have called home since 1066, Harry and Meghan exchanged vows watched up close by royals and celebrities, and from afar by a global TV audience of many millions.
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In discussing his pursuit of more port money with McClatchy, Sanford specifically mentioned Denham as someone who had seen the port up close, and described the California lawmaker as a potential successor to Shuster who could be helpful.
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Deer and Raptor Walk, Saturday, 10:30 a.m. Go on a behind the scenes tour of the deer and raptor compounds for an opportunity to see the animals up close and learn about these unique creatures.
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Hurwitz had been closely following the situation and was curious to see things up close.
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De Bruyne has had the chance to see his Egyptian counterpart up close and personal on four occasions this term, with City coming out on the losing end in three of them.
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The reality star cuddled up close to her youngest sister Kylie Jenner‘s 3-month-old daughter Stormi on Sunday, sharing a video of their cute session to Snapchat and Instagram Stories.
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All-in-one PCs continue to slim down as years go by, and HP's Envy Curve AiO looks both elegant yet practical up close.
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The approach goes right, but his chip nestles up close to the cup.
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