Close up
Close up verb - Unite or bring into contact or bring together the edges of.
Start
Start verb - To move suddenly and sharply (as in surprise).
Both terms in one sentence
- From a distance this seems pretty reasonable because they can bullet dodge, but close up things start getting weird.
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Dusk is a transition time—kids gets called in for supper, shops close up, humans start changing into werewolves, and the gentle song of the crickets begins.
Source: 24-Hour Trope Clock -
Will Smith's character's 'Converse All-star' trainers get several mentions including a close up of him removing them from the box near the start of the film.
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