close proximity or close in proximity to

A redundancy: “in proximity to” means “close to.”

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• appauled vs appalled
• soar vs sore
• blindsighted vs blindsided
• tripple vs triple
• ratio
• all for not vs all for naught
• benefactor vs beneficiary
• flys vs flies
• ninty vs ninety
• greatful vs grateful

News & Articles

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• Pilarski on gaming: Casino gigs definitely have their share of perks
  QUESTION: I am working two crummy jobs, and was looking to go into the casino business. We have three casinos in close proximity to where I live. I hear that dealers make a decent living, which I am sure is more than I am making now. Should I make the leap into the casino business?
  June 13, 2013 - Reno Gazette-Journal
• U.S. Open 2013: Merion's 15th hole has fans -- and everyone else -- ducking for cover
  Close proximity of the landing zone on the 15th and Golf House Road has led to a lot of close calls this week at Merion
  June 12, 2013 - The Star-Ledger
• How to Effectively Work From Home With Kids
  If you work from home and your kids are out of school for the summer, you probably have mixed feelings right now. You love being around your children - one of the perks of working from home is close proximity to the family - but you probably also love the office-like silence you were accustomed to throughout the school year.
  June 12, 2013 - U.S.News & World Report LP via Yahoo! News