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61 The trade of human flesh is so lucrative that authorities complain that even as they close in on one smuggling ring in the US, another one pops up.

62 If you compare an Andalusi manuscript from the 12th century and a Mauritanian manuscript from the 19th century, they are so close in style that they could be by the same calligrapher.

63 Nor does any other institution come close in terms of designing and financing sustainable solutions.

64 I think I should lock myself in a room in a drinkery , then, maybe, I can throw out all the close in that small room, and erase the spoor you ever existed.

65 Before the boys can flee, the police close in on them.

66 Heavy fighting was reported in parts of the northeast, as government troops close in on the last-remaining holdouts of ethnic Tamil rebels, known as the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.

67 The all-cash transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2011, Infineon, Europe's second-largest semiconductor maker, said in a statement today.

68 The reserve section of the library is due to close in one hour.

69 Let us close in on nature and come to grips with her.

70 The coincidence of the two shows exemplifies the glitzy entertainment and sabre-rattling that are so close in Kremlin ideology.

71 He said the California numbers were so high because many businesses had been directly hit by fire or been forced to close in a knock-on effect.

72 Customs will close in 15 minutes,(http://sentencedict.com/close in.html) I've hit the road.

73 The Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident in the Soviet Union sent radioactive dust particles hundreds and even thousands of kilometers away, with health effects occurring close in.

74 You'd better make It'snappy; the bank is going to close in an hour.

75 He was awakened once from a faint by a wheeze close in his ear.

76 The days are beginning to close in now that it's autumn.