What a close call!

It was a close call.

We had a close call.

That must have been a close call.

That's what I call cutting it close!

No, we're on the third Okay. Close call.

That must have been a close call. Yes.

EM It was a close call. Things almost didn't work out.

And it's getting very close to what they call the winner's cloud.

But I wasn't close enough to what I call my urgent message.

Perhaps a recount would show that the election was too close to call.

I got it and threw it away. But it was a close call.

I call it the Goldilocks effect not too close, not too far, just right.

Now, sit we close about this taper here, and call in question our necessities.

Water and sanitation have important commonalities and interdependencies that call for close coordination of plans between the two service areas.

Close it, close it.

Close up! Close up!

In 1966, there was a close call in Bihar, when the United States allocated 900,000 tons of grain to fight the famine.

Close them, Herman. Close the gates.

Stand close, Starbuck. Close to me.

Close the gates! Close the gates!

I therefore call upon all Governments and human rights organizations to continue to keep a close eye on the situation in East Timor.

Close your eyes. Good, close your eyes.

I'm so close to peace, so close.

It is imperative that both parties try to close the trust deficit. Doing so calls for a framework of what I call constructive realism.

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Everybody close in. Stop the single. Close in!