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That would take him into next season within sniffing distance of the mark.
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He had sex with every young duchess and socialite who came within sniffing distance.
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When a man this ignorant & easy to manipulate gets within sniffing distance of the nuclear codes, it's everyone's business.
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You can guess what goes well with albariño, which is grown within sniffing distance of the Atlantic Ocean: seafood.
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Animal rights activists, some of whom have never been within sniffing distance of a horse, are feeding on racing's inability to right its wrongs.
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We've never gotten quite within sniffing distance of the Olsen twins, but we're pretty sure that if we did, they'd reek of smoke, cashmere, and a whole lot of net worth.
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By the usual laws of Albany, Mr. Nojay, a junior upstate Republican in a legislative chamber dominated by New York City Democrats, should never have come within sniffing distance of prominence.
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It was still hot in the ballpark, the temperature had been up over 23 degrees that afternoon, and the air tasted like smoke from two separate fires burning within sniffing distance of the stadium.
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At one point, encouraged by a large body of literature suggesting house pets can sense oncoming disasters as diverse as earthquakes and tumor-formation, he'd gone so far as to keep a pack of domesticated dogs within sniffing distance of Trump for the entirety of the general-election campaign, hoping they would react strangely when they detected an imminent new eruption.
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Q, in their review of Doolittle, described "Monkey Gone to Heaven": "It's not pretty, but its carefully structured noise and straight forward rhythmic insistence makes perfect sense: a gut feeling that is doubled when it gets within sniffing distance of a tune, as on 'Monkey Gone to Heaven' or 'Debaser'."Kane, Peter. "Pixies — Doolittle" Q number 32. May 1989.
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