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Her twin, Esther Pauline (known as Eppie), beat her into the world by 17 minutes, just as she would narrowly beat her into the advice business.

In the same Tribune poll, 46percentt of black voters considered Lewis favorably, while results showed she would narrowly best Emanuel in a city-wide race.

If that is against Ms Silva, Datafolha reckons that Ms Rousseff would narrowly lose the first time she has been behind in a poll.Mauro Paulino, Datafolha's boss, dismisses the idea that Ms Silva's surge is merely a passing wave of sympathy after Mr Campos's death.

Stoke, Nottingham, and Derby would narrowly miss out on being part of New Scotland.

Telegraph analyst  Simon Hughes went for  3-1 England, and The Guardian's Mike Selvey said England would narrowly retain the Ashes.

Polling data suggest that the British people would narrowly vote to quit the European Union if there were a referendum tomorrow.

In contrast Clermont's Nick Abendanon, who did not make his Bath league debut until November 2005, would narrowly miss out.

But Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former New York mayor, would narrowly defeat Senators Clinton and Obama while losing to Mr. Edwards, 45percenttoto 48percentt.

The figure was worse than expected by economists, who had predicted Japan's $5 trillion economy would narrowly avert a recession by posting slight growth.

One poll showed Sarkozy's party would narrowly beat the FN candidate, Florian Philippot, but the difference between the two was within the margin of error.

The model suggests that voters in only eight states (and the District of Columbia) would have been ready to approve same-sex marriage by that time, and correctly infers that same-sex marriage would narrowly be defeated in California.