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It concerns me nearly.

His cough was nearly cured.

The horse nearly injured him.

The matter nearly concerns me.

We nearly died with laughing.

We aren't nearly ready for the inspection.

The Earth is a nearly spherical planet.

All the publicity nearly sent him crazy.

He plays golf nearly every weekend.

That fever nearly finished him off.

The event will be telecast simultaneously to nearly 150 cities.

Yet nearly 20% of those bosses depart within 18 months.

Her hair nearly reached down to her waist.

There is a film showing nearly every week.

He nearly died of exposure on the cold mountain.

The train stopped with a violent jerk, nearly tipping me out of my bunk.

But medicinal teas aren 't nearly as popular in America as they are in other countries.

And civil strife and conflict, sometimes brief, sometimes sustained, mar nearly every region in the world.

I knew only too well the nearly frantic insecurity felt by him after every public performance.

I indulge myself nearly every holiday, and feel guilty too - for about a minute.

The upstart now signs up nearly a third of new clients, and after years of losses it is finally profitable.

But at the last minute on that night, a bearing in the antenna failed, rendering it nearly useless.

The centerpiece of the project, is a 20 centimeter limited edition figurine picked out in nearly 20,000 crystals -- and carrying a price tag of nearly 15 thousand US Dollars.

It has a flexible mast, one that is nearly 200 feet tall, and some of the biggest sails anywhere.

Jebali spent nearly two decades in prison for being a member of al-Nahda under the old dictatorship.

Their absence, the most prolonged for nearly a hundred years, has taken even seasoned sun watchers by surprise.

Emphatically yes! Powered by biscuits, bananas or breakfast cereal, the bike is nearly 10 times more carbon-efficient than the most efficient of petrol cars.

While both the butterfly and larva diets and tissues had high concentrations of polyunsaturated fatty acids, the larva had nearly three times more fat than the butterfly.

Another nearly lost the vital battle for Kohima, the gateway to India, because he wanted to keep to peacetime rules restricting the use of barbed wire.

Darting, out of reach. You go into these places, and you think they're overrated, they are not nearly as dangerous as people say.

It was a sheer drop of nearly a thousand feet to the Magdelena, and I saw him go over in a flurry of snow.

He is still beloved nearly a millennium later and his tall, slim headstone is one of the most celebrated attractions in Hangzhou, a city of great history and spectacular beauty.

We have never met, but I have long missed the sea of growth. I have been growing and transforming for nearly nineteen years, only to meet you one day.

But that ranges from nearly 24 years lost because of lead in industrial wastewater to just under three years lost from hexavalent chromium, the carcinogenic form of the element, from tanneries.

After the 22-hour risky separation surgery, Maria Teresa was wheeled back into the operating room for nearly five more hours because of a buildup of blood on her brain, Lazareff said.

Summary: In nearly all cases at least two of the above four factors must be present for the court to pierce the veil; the most common combination is probably inadequate capitalization plus failure to follow corporate formalities.

It was the custom to have a hot pot piled high with food at the dinner table on New Year's Eve, plus numerous cold dishes. Everybody laughed and joked together, sipping wine at the same time. By the time we finished, it was nearly twelve.

Rod Steiger's acting career started in the 1950s when the US television was in its early stage of development. Later he moved to the big screen of movies. In his acting career that spanned nearly 55 years, he played in over 100 works.