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in spitting distance

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in/within spitting distance  also in/within striking distance
very close to something or someone (often + of ) The great thing about the house is that it's within spitting distance of the sea. The move to Ascot put us within striking distance of London.
See also: distance, spit


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By which logic, the entire Premier League panel must reside in spitting distance of Old Trafford.
``It will be 30 floors up and in spitting distance of the Pier Head and with views straight out to the Mersey and Liverpool Bay.
The gig felt intimate in the small venue and I suspect it will be the last time Damien Rice will be in spitting distance of his fans.
 
 
 
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