The film didn't work because it hit too close to home with viewers, Dergarabedian said.
Television is another field that might have worked, but that would hit too close to home.
But the symbolism hits a little too close to home now that the Internet investing craze has collapsed.
For GE, the death toll at Sandy Hook hit too close to home.
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She gave up working on it, scholars believe, when the story started to strike a bit too close to home.
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Many geeks who scoffed at Best Buy's cease-and-desist letter on Facebook surmised that the company was really miffed about a recent Newegg commercial which might have hit too close to home.
On the other hand, if this is all too close to home (my own 40th disappeared in the rear view mirror some time ago) we can take comfort in the fact that this research was carried out with civil servants and therefore may well not apply to human beings at all.
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Anichebe curled an effort too close to the prone Scott Carson, and was denied by the home keeper's outstretched foot.
Children have been affected too - many have witnesses burning piles of dead animals close to their home or were sent away from home if the crisis caused their farm to go into quarantine.
My last resolution is thoroughly local (unless locavorism is "too 2012"): I'll be drinking more wines made close(r) to home.
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If the inventory slides too close to 500 billion feet, industrial users would be ordered to curtail use in order to safeguard supplies for home heating.
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