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Nearly missed, and near miss are totally different things. Near is just description of what kind of miss this is, but it is still a miss. Near miss, far miss, typical miss, etc.
Pretty sure they were referring to the “near collisions” in the article title.
I was not replying about the title.
Yes, I understood that. The person you replied to, on the other hand, likely was referencing the title.