The smallest gap is in Northern Ireland where the average wage is £18,857 against the £21,219 needed; in England the narrowest gap is in the north-east with an average wage of £20,149 against £23,616 needed.
Apple's statement said: "Regardless of the circumstances, our legal team conducts an evaluation of each request and, only if appropriate, we retrieve and deliver the narrowest possible set of information to the authorities.
In 1979 Wales votes against devolution by four to one but by 1997 was agreeing – by the narrowest of margins – that a devolved assembly was the way to go.
An all-pervasive dampness penetrates the wooden homes in the rainy season, and in the narrowest alleyways there are patches of mud where the ground never quite dries.
"My life started then," he says, firmly, his long fingers constructing the narrowest of roll-up cigarettes.
"Germany skirted recession by the narrowest of margins, with GDP rising 0.1% in the three months to September after a 0.1% decline in the second quarter (which was revised up from a 0.2%.contraction).
"These results are on such a knife edge," explains Boon, "that assuming that just one or two extra former Conservative or Lib Dem voters will 'go home' on Thursday could have dragged Labour down to 34%, and given the Tories the narrowest of leads".
They confirm that Salvador Sánchez Ceren of the ruling left-wing Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front (FMLN) won the narrowest of victories over Norman Quijano of the right-wing National Republican Alliance Arenaa), with 50.11% to 49.89%.
Despite the clear lessons of the referendum, in short, this was a display of party politics at its narrowest.
The World Economic Forum rates it as having one of the narrowest gender gaps in the world.
Many of the court's most important decisions have been made by the narrowest of margins five votes to four.
