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What does the quote about luck and misfortune say?
It describes luck and misfortune as closely intertwined, suggesting the two are harder to separate than most people assume.
Is there a quote about closely studying politicians?
Yes, one speaker says they've studied many politicians closely, implying a long, careful attention to public figures' patterns and behavior.
What does the indifference quote mean by 'closely bordering'?
It describes a feeling of indifference so close to aversion that the two nearly overlap, showing how thin the line between not caring and disliking can be. Our indifference quotes explore that further.
Is there a sports quote using the word closely?
Yes, one line calls the Premier League a very closely contested league, pointing to how tight competition can get between top teams. See our league quotes for more.
What ties these closely quotes together thematically?
They all use closely to describe tight relationships between things - luck and misfortune, attention and observation, or competitors in a race.
There's also a sharper edge to the word, in a line about indifference so close to aversion the two nearly overlap, and a nod to how tight a league race can get when every match matters.
