The widely quoted unemployment rate of 9.2 percent is also one of the narrowest measures of the problem.
"Black Masses" is more or less a re-enactment of the narrowest understanding of early Black Sabbath.
The World Economic Forum rates it as having one of the narrowest gender gaps in the world.
Running again in 1998, he was carried into office with one of the narrowest political victories in the history of New York State.
Outside Scrooge's counting house, the fog is so dense "that although the court was of the narrowest, the houses opposite were mere phantoms".
His first Senate-race victory was one of the narrowest on record, and his opponents used his background as a comedian against him.
Bill Clinton won it by some of the narrowest of his margins for any big state just two points in 1992 and six in 1996.
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Its architect, Karl Rove, spoke of establishing a "permanent majority" for the Republicans, but in reality Mr. Bush won by less than 3 percentage points — one of the narrowest re-elections in presidential history.
As it stands, New York has one of the narrowest domestic violence laws in the country, allowing for civil protection orders only against spouses or former spouses, blood relations or the other parent of an abused person's child.
In their last battle, in the 1998 Democratic primary, Mr. Rosado prevailed, but by just 745 votes, making his one of the narrowest victories in the state that year.
