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Перевод: proximity

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1. We placed in that magnificent chest a magnificently broken heart; we imagined that without Madame's support and proximity he would break down, order whisky all night, then howl out some great and vivid grief before collapsing on the floor of the Bar before our very eyes.
2. These patrols had to be very careful owing to the close proximity of the German positions and the difficult countryside of high hedges and tall earth banks with trees on top.
3. Proximity to the Atlantic means rainfall in Britain contains quite a lot of dissolved salts from the sea.
4. It can be used to dramatise the competition between proximity and similarity.
5. During the first part of the 20th century, because of its proximity to Nailsworth Station, it became known as Station Mill, although it was still referred to locally by its old name.
6. The size of the holding and its proximity to a town and markets have obvious implications and are beyond the control of the occupier.
7. High technology industry has been increasingly drawn to the south and south east by the ready availability of trained manpower, proximity to universities and government defence establishments, good communications and attractive locations.
8. Ill health dogged his period at St Mary's, and he returned for a further period of treatment while he was the curate, and in September 1962 he came to Coniston as the Parish priest and significantly, no further setbacks were experienced to his health while he was living in proximity to Coniston Old Man and during the period he was Parish Priest.
9. Proximity would help them work well together.
10. Co-operation can work well between libraries of the same type or between libraries of different types, depending upon extent of joint needs, and practical factors such as proximity and location.
11. Germany's position on the developmental "gap" between East and West Europe, between the feudal and industrial worlds, meant that Germany was subject to fear of Western competition and envy of Western colonial markets; the proximity of poorly developed lands to the East gave Germany the opportunity to rectify its lack of colonial holdings and to sink its internal problems in external conquest.
12. Expressive touch, she quotes, is used to enhance verbal communication in conveying empathy, trust, reassurance, security and the proximity of another person, and she goes on to quote several authors who have examined the effects of tactile language in a variety of health care settings - with the elderly, with the terminally ill, with people in pain, with anxious people and during labour.
13. Similarity groups tend to be more unified than proximity groups, and they can be set in competition .