The Eighth Circuit wrote narrowly, leaving open the question of whether a more precisely written statute than Nebraska's might pass constitutional muster.
Having reached the green in two, Rose had a relatively simple seven-foot putt for par which slid narrowly left, a miss that sealed a costly momentum shift which leaves him six shots behind the leader, Dustin Johnson.
From the first inquest that set its remit too narrowly, left evidence unchallenged and passed a verdict of accidental death, through to the judge who ruled out further prosecutions after the failure of a civil case, there has been a sequence of lost opportunities.
The new species is readily distinguishable from B. keithii in the undulate, lanceolate-ovate (vs. narrowly lanceolate) leaves and cordate (vs. much prolonged) basal lobes.
In June the British voted narrowly to leave the EU.
Four days after the British public voted, narrowly, to leave the European Union, there are reasons to doubt that the referendum result will ever be implemented.
"It's completely the luck of the draw of where you deliver," said Annamarie Saarinen, who has pushed for the screening since her daughter narrowly avoided leaving the hospital with an undetected heart defect.
Remain won in Labour Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds and Newcastle (very narrowly), but Leave triumphed in Labour Birmingham and Sheffield and a host of stronghold towns such as Salford, Wigan, Lancaster, Bolton and Oldham.
After three weeks of political turmoil, following a referendum in which the British electorate voted narrowly to leave the European Union, the country had its second-ever female leader, the fifty-nine-year-old daughter of an Anglican clergyman, born in the sleepy south-coast resort town of Eastbourne.
Voters had narrowly favored leaving the 28-nation European Union in a June referendum, and May was putting her stamp on the notion that there was no turning back.
