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During dinner, when Renard gets a little too close, Megan stabs him with a knife in the thigh, and escapes out of the house.

This illustration depicts how the catastrophic destruction of a star that wandered too close to a supermassive black hole may have occurred.

When I kissed her on her cheek, she told me not to come too close to her in case I caught her pneumonia.

Obviously they had already looked under Miss Daisy's skirt and decided that she was just too close to the ground.

But first swing it a little and don't hold it too close to you because I don't want you to get hurt.

The outburst might have been generated by a star torn to shreds when it ventured too close to a black hole in its host galaxy, he suggests.

The Prime Minister Portia Miller has not conceded as she told Jamaica television that the result was too close to call.

And when they get too close, the police loose off a tear gas canister or two or three.

MY BOSS STANDS too close to my desk with his little smile, his lips together and stretched thin, his crotch at my elbow.

Americans do not like to talk from the two sides are too close, they are used to maintain a certain distance from the body.

However, airbags inflate very fast and with great force. If you are too close to an inflating airbag, you could be seriously hurt.

Whatever! You know that she was sitting way too close to us! If she had moved, she would have been safe.

Had this same research vessel been too close to US territory, it might have been boarded by US authorities, and similarly searched.

Don't allow the animal to become too close to you. (He won't let his dogs or cat sleep with him. ) And don't take their behavior personally.

Final polls in many of those states, from Virginia and Ohio to New Hampshire, Colorado and Wisconsin, also find the race too close to call.

Mr. Kan's victory margin was surprisingly large after media surveys had, until the last minute, portrayed the race as too close to call.

The eager whining of the D-wolves penetrated Kwuteg's consciousness. They were too close. He knew then that he would not escape.

Between now and the 24th of June, it's visible in a moon-free sky, but after the 26th it will be too close to the sun to see.

There's hippos hanging out at a lake in Kenya, where a female apparently felt a boat of tourists was getting just a little too close.

Consequently, when the Latin American seems to be leaning too close, the North American complains of "invasion of his space. "

If I come too close, whether I hit you or you hit me, I shall suffer for it.

There seems to be a rule in nature that if you get too close to where you came from, it gets ugly.

The gravity of such an object is so strong that nothing, not even light itself, can break free if it strays too close.

But English people do not like to be too close to one another unless there is a reason.

Every once in a while, Dr. Balcombe seems to drift a little too close to anthropomorphic supposition.

In 1980, pollsters said the contest between President Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan was too close to call but Reagan won by 51% to 41%.

There's a good chance that it will be torn apart completely within the next million years, when it finally spirals too close to its star.

Approaching drivers cannot see that it is stationary until they are too close to it to he able to stop in time to prevent an accident .

as with Harry Hochheiser and me, one of your outriders may well find a huge win nearby that you were just a little too close-focused to see.

Legend has it Icarus fell from the sky because hubris led him too close to the sun, melting the wax that held the feathers on his wings.

English people do not like to be too close to one another.

If the passenger sits too close to the dashboard, when the front seat air bag inflates, the passenger could be injured.

The width of a finger limits the density of items on screen. If the items are too close, the user will not be able to choose a single one.

Looking for your place in the sun? Fine. Just don't lay your blanket too close to mine.

The pupil's eyesight in writing is usually damaged caused by the distance between the eyes and the paper is too close.

Unfortunately, that's a problem. They get a little too close -- and when you're in a dirigible you have to be very careful about spikes.

But she knows she has a curse on her, a curse she cannot win . For if someone gets too close to her , the pins stick farther in .

Try to beat alll the enemy down in each level. Do Not get too close to them or you would be hurt.

Eva. Eva: But I can't get too close to your cell. You'll have to figure a way out of there yourself. I'll be in touch.

It is easy to ignore manners when we get too close, but he is always the same as when we first met, no matter how much time passes.

Leave me too far, do not and I too close, this distance is good. Feeling in my line of sight stationed, in my heart of a corner quietly.

Republicans picked up at least 60 House seats and, with more than a dozen races still too close to call, the number probably will rise.

They all said the same thing: he took no notice of you if you left him alone, but he might charge if you went too close to him.

"His stance is too close to that of the authorities, " sniffed dissident artist Ai Weiwei on his blog.

An air traffic controller noticed on his rader screen that the two planes were too close to each other.

Regulators had said the mine was too close to a government weapons-testing range.

If he did not want to be too close to you.

I mean the only way you saw a cheerleader was. . . you never actually tried to get too close to her.

These should be small and not too close together on top of the skull, not too much to the side of the head.

The act of designing places you too close to be able to analyse your output with objective clarity.

Although he once said he doesn't like to be too close (as in body contact) with someone, we can obviously see that he loves hugging.

U. S. television networks said immediately after voting ended that the race in California was too close to call in both parties.

Weaving it around, making sure that you don't go too close to the edge of the tree and also not too close to the center as well.

If your child habitually sits too close to the television for comfort, get his or her eyes tested.

But maybe he was too close to heaven, because when I came to his town, he had already died, and they had buried him in the glove and jacket.

He is attacking something too close to me, he has no remedy in mind and no evidence of causal links.

I say it's too close to call but will admit that there are signs that the Fed is gaining the upper hand.

It was also a difficult time personally and one reason it was not finished may be because fact came too close to the fiction.

Uruguay has voted in elections which pitted a left-wing ex-guerrilla leader against a former president - and the result too close to call.

When Grenades and Rockets are fired too close to your Marine, you temporarily lose your hearing, a condition known as Tinnitus.

22 don't get too close to the children. Let his children the same age association, so as to avoid the children develop eccentric habit.

It would not be wise to do your holiday shopping too close to Mercury retrograde.

The second required consultation with a reader, as I am far too close to the stories to see them with enough objectivity.

The 48-year-old thinks Sunday's encounter is too close to call but he believes Liverpool may have one crucial advantage.

When viewed from the rear, the legs stand and move true in line with the movement of the front legs, not too close or too wide.

Just one generation ago someone like Kate Middleton would have been tasered for getting too close to the British Royal family.

The Sun may seem too close for a brief time until the Earth returns to her orbit.

Mercury is a forbidden target for the Hubble Space Telescope; the planet orbits too close to the sun.

It was too close to a girls' hostel and a high school, he explained, and they would be better off on another tract outside of town.

It's too close to call. I can't make a judgement on this one.

A local lady wondered whether the CIA would be permitted to shoot wild-life which strayed too close to the US president.

airless spraying, the gun and being too close to the surface coating.

While Coleman leads Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party challenger Al Franken by 215 votes, the race remains too close to call.

Icarus, after all, flew too close to the sun and fell back to Earth when the wax holding his wings together melted.

I said i'd never let nobody get too close to me darling.

Sometimes he fell off sideways as well, and Alice learnt not to walk too close to the horse.

One current theory holds that nearsightedness might be caused by reading in dim light or holding books too close to the face.

Elbows which stand away from the body or are too close result in toes turning inwards or outwards and must be faulted.

In Indiana, historically a reliably Republican state, the vote was too close to call, NBC said.

People demonstrated in the streets, yelling that this relationship with China was getting too close.

For some Indian tourists the exposure to Bali's village life is too close to home to be enjoyed as a holiday.

At state-run companies and institutions, directors are being forced out for being too close to the RCD.

One representative questioned whether the agency had become too close to the carmakers.

During the financial crisis, raters were too close to the financial institutions whose debt they were supposed to assess.

Kenny on, "said Hakim (Olajuwon) less than your butt kicked is because you Cou too close, so I think you can be pro-his buttocks. "

Perhaps over time bin Zeid had gotten too close to his recruit and lost his ability to make dispassionate judgments, he offered.

'It's too close to an election, and it's a very major thing, ' he said.

A local law said no brothel or bar could be too close to a school. When one dive was found to have broken this rule, they moved the school.

Do not stand too close to that stove. Your clothes may catch fire .

Fowler: I don't like the look of this one. His eyes are too close together.

If players are too close together they are too easy to contain , and passing breaks down .

This falls too close to the Christmas, leaving the businesses even less than a month's time to cope up with the two big festivals.

Easy to approach, but sometimes nervous if you come too close.

Make perspective a priority. If you're too close to something to have good perspective, rely on your friends to help you.

The one thing you could never do at Ford was to get too close to the throne.

One morning, as the fishing fleet passed by on its way out to sea, a boat came too close to our ship.

It may be necessary to relocate people who were living too close to the shore.

close one's eyes to An issue being discussed with a sufferer may be too close for comfort to the counsellor's personal experience.

A man noticed this sign while traveling through Alberta, Canada, warning people not to get too close to the local deer.

16-5 She was thinking: Of course he's old enough to be safe without me. Have I been keeping him too close?

"It is too close to say for the whole year and who knows for next year, " said Patrick Low, the WTO's chief economist.

They shouted at the children don't stand too close, be in adults.

Jackson was believed to be too close to Black Muslim leader Louis Farrakhan, who was known for anti-Semitic remarks.

If a planet is too small or too close to the heat of a star, it can't hold on to the lightweight gas at all.

Journalists are often accused of ignoring the potential of adult stem cell research and being too close to ESC researchers.

In almost every culture, it is not usually good to stand too close to someone of a higher rank.

It would be deeply irresponsible to do that and you can't take it too close to the edge.

As he charges inside the attacker's defenses and positions himself too close to be kicked, he can easily disrupt the other man's balance.

It's Election Day in Mexico, and analysts say it's too close to call.

Four races remained too close to call on Wednesday.

If you exercise too close to bedtime, you might be too energized to fall asleep.

Of course, the best referee won't cave, no matter what. For that reason, it's best to pick someone whom you trust but aren't too close to.

After entering the attic area, we discovered the attic insulation to be too close to the chimney flue.

When the front seat air bags inflate, if you sit too close to the air bags, it can cause serious injury.

They've produced small seeds that are too close together and won't be sheltered from the sun by the usual leaf.

Researchers suspect that the star wandered too close to the black hole and got sucked in by the huge gravitational forces.

So, too close for comfort yet not able to stay back for risk of losing our visual reference for direction and not being able to pull over.

The Fed is now guilty by association, seen as too close to banks, too quick to bail them out and too generous and secretive when it does so.

Some members of Parliament have been accused of being too close to News Corp. while others are said to hold a grudge.

It is not well, when writing an autobiography, to follow your ancestry down too close to your own time.

Howard wasted no time in 1996 in getting rid of half a dozen department heads he thought were too close to the previous government.

This is a last resort attack, used when the enemy has come too close for your own comfort.

Sometimes, amateur train lovers wander too close to the tracks, raising safety concerns and irritating rail conductors and employees.

The drivers came too close, and passengers sometimes pelted him with bottles (in Nigeria), or with shovelfuls of gravel (in Brazil).

Don't drive too close to cars in front - spray reduces visibility and increased stopping distances could result in a nasty rear end shunt.

Running too close to the sides can cause your arms to rise, which will cause stress on your shoulders and neck.

Experts said JFK, Jr. had become disoriented and gotten too close to the water, which caused the crash.

Now it does bring me down. The high now the low up and down we go. Put myself too close got burnt night tones.

Sometimes people get too close, and are prone to see things they are unwilling to see, or get hurt in unexpected ways.

Don't stare at people or stand too close. Try to keep your eyes looking ahead or you could make others feel nervous.

He speaks so quietly that you have to lean in to hear yet his firm gaze warns against coming too close.

Second place was still too close to call.

The ship cruised too close to an Italian island and capsized.

Blockages are common, plumbing work can be shoddy, and pipes often are placed too close to floorboards.

We are also going to let Viper return mana from melee attacks for those cases where a melee opponent is too close for comfort.

If you are in doubt about whether you are over the line of acceptable behavior, you are too close to the edge.

Doctors say people with implanted heart devices should be careful of getting too close to their portable electronic entertainment.

This may also be the reason why some people report bad dreams when they eat too close to bedtime.

The dragon snake was a patient predator, usually lying in wait under the water until its prey wandered too close to the water's edge.

Don't let them get too close, or we won't be able to charge in and trample them!

It's too close to call! Too close! - I don't believe it!

But , don't work out too close to bedtime for the resulting burst of vigor may make it difficult to fall asleep.

GM is wary that too close of an involvement by the government could alter the company's business plan and stock prices.

Maybe "twisted" cuts a little too close to the bone, but carrying ANYTHING by its hair just seems a little odd.

It is best not to attempt to return too close to when we originally left as we might then accidentally encounter ourselves.

The word you recorded is too close to the existing reference '%1'.

They also cited concerns about people and dangerous materials being too close to the tracks, increasing the risk of casualties.

The minimum acceptable current ratio is obviously 1: 1, but that relationship is usually playing it too close for comfort.

Because I thought this was too close to my life, can be summed up everything I've done stupid.

Pilots have some freedom to pick their own route, as long as they stay under 300m and do not stray too close to Manhattan's skyscrapers.

Despite occasioned confusion and problems throughout the day , controllers never once reported bringing planes too close together .

Then, Icarus-like, it soars too close to the sun and the wings melt.

Coconut palms grew in spots on the circle of sand, and there were many gaps where the sand was too close to sea level for coconut.

The couch was too close to the window and mine is broken so there is a draft. I'm looking out for you pal.

In 1875, a Japanese fleet sailed too close to the Ganghwa Island and had an altercation with the Korean army.

Surprisely, however, this kind of dress is too thin and too close to the body.

Before getting too close to a prospective on line date, make sure the person is who he or she says.

After scolding her, you turn to your spouse and criticize her for placing the cup too close to the edge of the table.

If latrines are too close to dwellings, there may be insufficient space for individual units.

Living too close to a busy road could stunt a child's lung development, a study suggests.

If wet, these shoes should never be placed too close to the heat.

To tackle criticisms that it is too close to lobbyists, his campaign is asking staff to either sever their ties or leave.

I was looking to open up my body and put it into the corner but the defender was too close so I just toe-poked it in.

She was standing too close to the fireplace and her dress caught fire.

Companies can decide they will operate worldwide but take care not to get too close to unpleasant governments.

similarly, while regular exercise can help relieve stresses, exercising too close to bedtime can keep you awake.

When someone gets too close to you, prepare yourself mentally and physically.

Bees tend to avoid stopping at flowers too close to home, perhaps to reduce the risk of drawing predators or parasites.

If the material is too close to the planet, however, the planet's gravity keeps the material from condensing.

Surprising or startling a bear or getting too close to a bear's food. Or, the bear may simply be hungry and predatory.

medium or large ship: has thrusters ? Thrusters position correct ? No hull section too close to thrusters ?

Physical exertion too close to bedtime energizes your body's systems by stimulation the release of adrenaline.

The problem is that most of the exoplanets detected to date, being gas giants, are too close to their stars to have been born there.

"We thought it hit a little too close to home" and would "put a sour taste in our brothers' mouths. "

" This was almost a hit song, but the melody was too close to " I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy.

Instead, start with appropriate serving sizes, don't overdo it with milk and juice, and don't give snacks too close to meal times.

A yellow arrow means that you should stop, unless you are too close to the intersection to stop safely.

If you're too close to this woman and the secret is really impacting your life for the worse, it's time to disengage yourself.

Now, Beijing's new anti-ship missiles are putting US carrier battle groups at grave risk if they come too close to the mainland.

Lightning sizzled and crackled with powerful electric sounds far too close to us.

Could it be that I was too close to the situation to see it?

Limit your evening food and drinks. A large meal or spicy snack too close to bedtime can leave your digestive system working overtime.

Thoughwe may feel afraid to let another too close, no relationship will go anywhere without risking vulnerability.

You're too close to the fireplace. Be careful of your clothes.

The spectators had to be cleared back from the field because they were getting too close to the players.

Last month a German public broadcaster accused WWF of being too close to GM food companies working in Latin America.

Do your research before getting too close to a prospective on line datemake sure the person is who he or she says.

The protesters had criticized the army for being too close to the old regime and not swiftly bringing Mubarak to trial.

There might be temptation to cheat if students sit too close together.

In the case of News International, Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper outfit, they got too close.

Getting too close behind a large vehicle makes it impossible to see far enough ahead.

Try not to nap too close to bedtime or for more than 90 minutes. Doing so can throw off your body's internal rhythm.

Confucianism have amiable and survive, but not too close, and not be killed and forced also do not disgrace.

The eighth is too close to death to risk the lives of the others. The bunker becomes his grave.

During this time, however, a girl can'tget too close or other people will suspect that their relationship isn't proper.

At least physically, U. S. and China are too close for comfort, U. S. is in South Korea and China is well in China.

The three linked stars were strolling through the Milky Way but got too close to the giant black hole at the center.

not too close to wild animals, especially wild yak, if seen, must be far away from their points.

OK, that might still be some way in the future, and nobody should really expect them to be too close to United this season.

I was just standing there, taking his picture, not saying anything, not getting too close and he just went off.

This can be caused by the initial oven temperature being set too close to room temperature.

And flowers, flowers, and flowers. Oscar discovers some placed too close to the candles.

When the dean spoke about jealousy, some people felt he had come too close to home.

For if someone gets too close to her, the pins stick farther in.

Mr. Cameron recently said that politicians, including himself, have become too close to the media.

At least one bystander was shot, possibly because the public was allowed too close.

Near mergers are objects or lines that are just too close to the principal subject.

Faced with a deadline, volunteers saw difficult and complex tasks as looming all too close.

It triggers a wave of popular anger in the Middle East that topples any regime seen as too close to Washington.

The most dangerous situation occurs if the pilot gets too high and too close to the tanker before the boom can disconnect.

You never want to schedule anything too close to the day a planet turns retrograde or even on the days when it turns direct.

Come a little closer. Wait, that's too close. Move a little to the left. Move back a little farther. OK, stay right there.

Even for a red dwarf star, this is probably too close to be habitable.

Why not just wear your big floppy hat and frown if anyone gets too close to you?

It's unclear whether the outfit has piqued U. N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's curiosity or is simply too close for comfort.

First, it's way too close to Ed Brubaker's " Winter Soldier" storyline in the Captain America comics.

Other states were slow to follow. Some people thought that the day was too close to Memorial Day and Independence Day.

Nothing can stop you from going into the other faction's territory, but NPC guards will chew you up if you get too close to them.

Exercising 20 to 30 minutes a day often helps people sleep, although exercising too close to bedtime can cause difficulties falling asleep.

The industry is fiercely tribal, and regulators are too close to the utilities.

He was too close to the door to close it.

And so, you might start to lose weight and start to attract people towards you, but when they get too close it's going to be a problem.

I don't like people to stand too close to me when they are talking with me.

Despite the fact that they suck in material from anything and everything that strays too close, they are empty.

Asteroids may want to think twice before they swing too close to Earth.

The two were too close for comfort: "It has all got too dangerous, " Brett famously worried.

Don't stand too close to that stove. Your clothes may catch fire.

No, it's too close to the door.

Pakistan's basic demand is that any future regime in Kabul must be Pakistan-friendly, by which it means not too close to India.

The girl was standing too close to the fire and her dress caught fire.

The corporation was too close to the city council for its own good.

Someone was standing too close and I knocked into him and fell over onto my shoulder .

Paper piling up, outrigger canoes elevated 25 mm from the ground, and you are not too close to the wall.

I couldn`t see much of her, we were standing too close.

Prapai says some people are going too close to the locations where flooding is already occurring.

Mr Obama, never liking to get too close to anyone, pulled away from both.

What you want is just the right amount, and planets, it turns out, are just right, because they're close to stars, but not too close.

For that the present is too close and diversified, and the future too uncertain, to make believable claims about it.

When we step too close to something morally unsavoury at a business meeting or a party, we say: "I wanted to take a shower. "

Getting too close to the sun can singe your wings, investors in the solar-panel sector are sure to learn.

Your present course too close to vessel that you are overtaking.

An Automatic Identification System sends the coordinates of Spotz's boat to surrounding ships and warns her when other boats get too close.

Everyone has their own preferred routine. I put pots with seeds in plastic zip-lock bags under but not too close to florescent lights.

Such people do not go too close to him, and it is after being implicated.

So there is a conflict of wanting to be close to your kin and kind, but not too close.

Despite the criticism that Geithner has faced for being too close to Wall Street, he has never worked there.

If they get too close, I might squirt them with a bad-smelling spray. I also can growl or screech.

Both Taipei and Kaohsiung were too close to nuclear power plants, he argued.

If you got too close the signal swamped you; if you were too far away you couldn't get an accurate fix.

It was dangerous to get too close to him, because of his love for bums.