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a hair's breadth

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a hair's breadth
a very small distance or amount Enemy forces are within a hair's breadth of the city. We were a hair's breadth away from getting caught. (= we were almost caught)


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Fozzy has been a hair's breadth away from playing on Scottish football's biggest stage after being overlooked by Martin O'Neill at Celtic and seeing a trial for Walter Smith at Rangers gazumped by a move to Norwich.
On Tuesday both the Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard andamp; Poor's 500 fell to within a hair's breadth of their lowest close in five years.
The people who are affected the most profoundly in this case aren't the litigants but the children who were within a hair's breadth of having this public health crisis solved," said Fidelma Fitzpatrick, a Providence attorney who was a part of a team that represented the state.
 
 
 
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