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next to someone or something
near to someone or something; adjacent to someone or something. I live next to a bank. Please sit next to me.
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next to
almost It is supposed to be next to impossible to escape from a high-tech, maximum security prison.
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In one mile, turn right into Woodcote Lane next to the Anchor Inn and park in the area of Quarry Close.
Woodland trail round grand old Wootton; country walks by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
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Syniverse NEXT Signifies Breakthrough in Mobile Messaging by Business Wire
Marconi plans to move its 3,000-strong workforce from Stoke, Coventry, to a new 100-acre research and development campus next to the Rolls-Royce plant in 2002 and 2003.
Delight at Marconi's move plan by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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