Close
Close verb - To position (something) so as to prevent passage through an opening.
Set to
Both terms in one sentence
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The Player Character in Sanctum of the Archmage was the child of poor foresters, who (as the story stands) is presently set to become a close adviser to the next King/Queen at the very least.
Source: Self-Made Man -
Fate - Brawn (Does the most up close fighting of the trio and has the skill set to match)
Source: Beauty, Brains and Brawn -
Snipes was allegedly unhappy with the Director and script, so he only fulfilled the bare minimum his contract required and was only on set to shoot close-ups and dialogue scenes.
Source: Stunt Double
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