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Travellers say security is much tighter in Tibetan areas of Sichuan where several demonstrators were shot by security forces in March.

Just as rich, though much tighter in narrative focus, is Paul McAuley's superb Austral (Gollancz), set in a powerfully realised near‑future Antarctica transformed by global warming.

Adjusting for the economic cycle, fiscal policy has been much tighter in the euro area than in America or Britain, thanks to the stability and growth pact, which forced governments to raise taxes even during a downturn.

The race was much tighter in Saturday and Sunday interviews at 32% for Trump, 26% for Kasich, 25% for Cruz, and 12% for Rubio". Legitimate front-runners usually build support as voters get to know them.

As a contrast, one might look at Henry Kamen's recent book, "Empire: How Spain Became a World Power, 1492-1763," alsplendidendid work, but one more discursive intellectually, if much tighter in its analysis.

Though the number of moderates may be small, with the partisan margins certain to be much tighter in the Senate next year no matter which party is in control, centrists will still be able to wield influence given the importance of every individual vote.

But Ferrari are in a much tighter fight, in third place in the constructors' championship, 11 points behind Mercedes and 26 ahead of Lotus.

(When speaking, by contrast, it takes a human brain about 600 milliseconds to retrieve a word and pass it to the mouth). The analysis also revealed that echolocators emit clicks in much tighter beams, in 60-degree cones of sound, than spoken words.

It was a strong showing for Labour in the main centres with Lianne Dalziel romping back into office in Christchurch, as predicted, and newcomer Justin Lester winning in a much tighter contest in Wellington.

What's more, today's labour market, with unemployment at a 28-year low and over half a million vacancies, is much tighter than in either of those periods.In this section The kindness of strangers?

Things became much tighter later in the evening; ears adjusted; but in this bigger than usual presentation, Mr. Christie may not have calculated that ratios of vocal and instrumental sound that precisely.