Definition of up close
: at close range
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The park already has several other similar experiences like the dolphin encounter and killer whales up close tour.
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But as anyone who has watched this Golden State stretch up close knows, this latest title season was hardly a carbon copy of the two that came before.
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The space will be transformed into an interactive experience where fans can access garages and see teams, cars and drivers prepare for the race from up close.
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The bay view might not be as up close as other places, but the space offers so much more.
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Motivated tourists who want to get right up close to the Sign can drive up Beachwood Canyon or to Lake Hollywood Park for a closer view.
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But to smell it, taste it and see the gas chambers, the barracks and the barbed wire up close was life-altering.
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The series is an up close and in-the-huddle look at the personalities that made up the 2017 team.
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And in 2026, ESA will launch their own probe to study the results of the impact up close.
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