"close proximity"
Posted by Janes_kid on October 03, 2003
In the US we often hear "close proximity". The media and other reports attempting to appear serious often use "close proximity". It appears to mean close or near. Questions: are the two words together a bit redundant? Is this just a US thing? Does one ever recall hearing "distant proximity" or "intermediate proximity"?
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- Hunter 07/October/03
- "Close proximity" Lotg 04/October/03
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- May have been a bit rash!!! and skin rash janes_kid 04/October/03
- May have been a bit rash!!! Lotg 04/October/03
- "Close proximity" James Briggs 04/October/03
- "Close proximity" masakim 03/October/03
- "Close proximity" janes_kid 03/October/03
- "Close proximity" ESC 03/October/03