Justice Department officials argue that the bill is now narrower, because it applies only to "properly classified" information.
The latest Scottish opinion polling has confirmed a large lead for the in camp, but there is evidence the gap is now narrowing, with a slow fall in support for remaining in the EU and some growth for a leave vote.
However, what's interesting is that Google Play is now narrowing that revenue gap, according to App Annie.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 US oil production and consumption, a gap that widened over decades is now narrowing again.
d Stage III: Further progression of SLAC arthropathy depicted by worsening radioscaphoid joint osteoarthritic changes (black arrows), and there is now narrowing of the capitolunate joint space with associated osteoarthritic changes (white arrow).
Although EU approval for the use of Glybera is now narrower than originally planned by uniQure and the regulatory authorities obliged the company to monitor and report on the patients' outcome (Watts, 2012), it is a huge step forward for the field and a clear signal to the public.
Many have been expanded and are now narrow two-story houses.
However, he added: "Most of these gaps are now narrow and many others were bridged altogether during the discussions".
The lanes are now narrower, allowing room for green-painted lanes for cyclists and, for horse riders, tan lanes that allow them to navigate safely around rather than through what had been a sometimes unruly whirlpool of traffic.
It does so less, though, than defenders of the Rosenbergs who for decades invoked largely tangential questions to justify their shrinking claim of innocence (it's now narrowed to "Julius did not steal the secret to the atomic bomb") or to suggest dismissively that he was a hapless victim of a witch hunt.
