Near miss today

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Somedudeintn said:
It was a near miss, as opposed to a far or distant miss. It was not nearly a miss as it was nearly a hit.

Near != Nearly
Near <> Nearly

If the two objects missed it is considered a miss. The proximity of the miss is then defined using the word "near"

I wish I could get one of those equal signs with the line through it....
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What about a far miss vs a Farley miss?

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