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Within two years enrolment doubled; the gap between boys' and girls' enrolment has closed dramatically.

One result is that the traditional price-performance gap between Apple and industry-standard Windows-based machines has closed dramatically.

Male athletes still outnumber women in both the Winter and Summer Games, but the margin has closed dramatically; this year, the figures are as close to fifty-fifty as they have ever been.

While Shanghai's demise meant that the gap between the UK and the top of the table closed dramatically, the static results make it almost impossible for the British government to realise its aim in the 2015 Conservative manifesto "to make Britain the best place in the world to study maths, science and engineering, measured by improved performance in the Pisa league tables".

The initial quality gap between foreign and domestic manufacturers has closed dramatically, (see chart, below), and among Detroit's Big Three, GM's quality is best.

The initial quality gap between foreign and domestic manufacturers has closed dramatically (see chart), and among Detroit's Big Three, GM's quality is best.

There is no reason to expect that gap to close dramatically.

The book closes dramatically, when a hanger-on named Valerie Solanas shows up at Warhol's studio and fires a bullet into his chest, leaving him in critical condition.

In the original the stewards said Laurence "appeared to always be holding Banditry", whereas in fact Banditry was closing dramatically all the way to the line.

Given the blistering pace of updates being pushed out though, it shouldn't be long before the gap between ActiveNotifications and the real deal closes dramatically.

Since first revealing on April 16th on my New West Notes blog that the Republican primary race for governor of California was closing dramatically, I've kept on top of the numbers.