Word: narrowing
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...despite no wins entering the meet, were ranked eighth in the nation in indoor track. Unfortunately, Princeton impressively took command of the races and ran away with the meet, defeating Harvard (4-2, 2-2 Ivy) 79-49. Nevertheless, the Crimson responded with a narrow defeat of the Bulldogs...
...many of them freelancers, the New York press group has 474 accredited journalists from 60 countries. And don't expect the Icons to get the kind of schmooze reputation that the Globes have received over the years. The New York scribes intend to keep it on the straight and narrow. In fact, profits from the show's broadcast, which is likely to be on a cable station before moving to a network, will go to a scholarship fund. Money from the Globes' telecast goes to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association...
Still, Ramirez said one potential problem with the plan could be that the study of Latin America in the context of its language and literature might be too narrow...
...Although the Good Friday Agreement of 1998 requires that disarmament be completed only by May 22 of this year, Trimble faced down an internal revolt last October by a narrow margin, and managed to stay in the process only by vowing to walk out if the IRA hadn't at least begun disarming by the end of January. Although Adams agreed in December to press for some movement on this front, he's been unable to sell accelerated disarmament to a movement that sees its weapons as the only reason Britain and the Unionists ever bothered to talk...
...Terriers clung to a narrow 1-0 lead for most of the game as Harvard senior goaltender J.R. Prestifilippo kept the Crimson in the game through the first two periods...