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From her home deep in Upper Coquetdale, Sam Wood squints into the sun as she looks up the narrow silvery road which winds up the valley where many farming families have lived for generations.

A fundamental rule of journalism is to narrow the distance between the reporter and the story.

The area where the house fire happened is narrow, making access difficult.

James, who would go on to captain Europe to a narrow defeat at Brookline in 1999, received a £1,500 fine for "unprofessional conduct".

These examples are presented as evidence of a coordinated effort to suppress dissent and establish a narrow, Christian nationalist vision of America.