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[klohs-in] / ˈkloʊsˌɪn /










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They do the close-in work of hunting down and killing cells that have been invaded and hijacked by the coronavirus.

From Los Angeles Times

Southwest Airlines, in a recent regulatory filing, said leisure traffic and fares were above July 2019 levels, but downshifted its outlook for third quarter profitability, stating, “The Company has recently experienced a deceleration in close-in bookings and an increase in close-in trip cancellations in August 2021, which are believed to be driven by the recent rise in Covid-19 cases associated with the Delta variant.”

From New York Times

For a very close-in view, crews in recent years have started using unmanned aerial systems, or drones, to get precise information.

From Seattle Times

In a filing Wednesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Southwest said “the Company has recently experienced a deceleration in close-in bookings and an increase in close-in trip cancellations in August 2021, which are believed to be driven by the recent rise in COVID-19 cases associated with the Delta variant.”

From Washington Post

“The Company has recently experienced a deceleration in close-in bookings and an increase in close-in trip cancellations in August 2021, which are believed to be driven by the recent rise in COVID-19 cases associated with the Delta variant,” Southwest said in a filing Wednesday.

From Seattle Times