If there is a key to who Bill was, it is crammed into the folders that are crammed into them.
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Sculptures and friezes were crammed with gods, animals and humans.
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Another thing Microsoft has crammed in is far more welcome.
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The refugees had been crammed in the lorry and suffocated.
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But the WBC is crammed into three weeks in March.
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But again, it's all crammed into a relatively small package.
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The boat was so crammed that they could barely move.
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Shaimaa and Haider crammed for the U.S. citizenship exam together.
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Now universities are crammed with people from wealthy, urban backgrounds.
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The couple spent the next eight months crammed with their
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They have seen videos of fan parks and crammed streets.
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He'd had a bottle of Xenadrine crammed in his locker.
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It was crammed with cleats embroidered with his number, 88.
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Group Six crammed into the elevator with two parent chaperones.
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The film, however, is crammed with such oddities, and more.
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She was crammed with treats, bombarded with kittens and storybooks.
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Residents crammed into the only large supermarket to stock up.
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The entrance area was crammed with a bit of everything.
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Bloody Butcher corn is burgundy, kernels crammed against the glass.
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The Ohs moved in, nine people crammed into two rooms.
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People are crammed all over each other in the basements.
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Austin is full, crammed to gills, stuffed to the gullet.
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So she rounded up four others, now crammed into her car.
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Crammed between lines of tiny type, you'll find your statistic: 2,721,786.
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It's crammed: pop, rock, funk, balladry and even some twee indie.
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As the test was approaching, I crammed as much as possible.
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During Hurricane Irma, inmates sleep on mats crammed into public areas.
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But how well do they work when crammed into a pen?
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It's a lot of whimsy crammed into a five-hour runtime.
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It's a lot of things crammed together in honestly clever ways.
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All the world, it seems, is crammed together in its capital.
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It's amazing how much Sony has crammed into that little frame.
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It is an imaginative method of extending an already crammed exhibition.
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About 10,5693 migrants remain crammed into camps on Greece's Aegean Islands.
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And more seats have been crammed into planes to maximize profits.
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Many of these apps are painfully campy and crammed with ads.
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Many crammed into a pair of bathrooms along the rear wall.
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The gallery isn't full, yet too much work is crammed together.
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At least 73 people had been crammed into the unventilated trailer.
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All of 2020's functionality is crammed into a single screen.
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And we're back to categories crammed full of Best Picture nominees.
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A crammed tummy makes it hard to breathe, sleep and dream.
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Other carmakers crammed bulky and expensive batteries into petite "city" cars.
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Crammed into its gargantuan camera hump are dual 2360-megapixel cameras.
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Residents on Monday night crammed into a community meeting, seeking answers.
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Freight agents were crammed into attics and basements all over town.
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He crammed himself into a handicapped stall with maybe 20 others.
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And it's completely crammed with tech, luxury, and go-fast goodies.
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Its stories are crammed with jilted lovers, women with enticing arms
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Outside the castle, thousands of fans crammed the streets of Windsor.
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Hundreds of African migrants were crammed into boats headed for Italy.
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Looking to sell, but your living room is crammed with tchotchkes?
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The women and six kids are all crammed behind the dresser.
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There, all eight were crammed into one room with two beds.
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Eventually, space exploration could involve entire worlds crammed inside a spaceship.
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Then another, and another, crammed almost entirely with women and children.
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There are dozens of them crammed into the relatively small space.
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One hundred and thirty-seven people were crammed into Iancu's car.
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Operators crammed bunk beds into tiny rooms and blocked fire exits.
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Ms. Alvarado bolted forward and crammed in with her two sons.
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The walls are crammed with old beer signs, photographs, newspaper clippings.
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Group No. 6 crammed into the elevator with two parent chaperones.
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You all don't have to sit crammed around the same couch.
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If you have a crammed closet, you already know the drill.
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The homes were crammed with bunk beds that blocked fire exits.
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They crammed a process that normally takes months into two weeks.
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Once, Ruthann found him crammed between the shelves under the bar.
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"We were crammed like tuna in a can," Lourdes Rodriguez recalled.
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I crammed inside with three other men, and we left Amman.
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Her pantry is crammed with jars of homemade liqueurs and preserves.
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It's just a giant screen crammed into a surprisingly manageably-sized phone.
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Was it always crammed with references to New Zealand films and commercials?
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Inmates were crammed into the cells, with no room to move around.
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How a meticulously crammed sewing-machine repair store became an accidental museum.
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Crammed into a traditionally released TV season, it feels out of place.
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Its 245m people are crammed into an area the size of Oregon.
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Conditions were terrible, with the inmates crammed together into crumbling, ramshackle cells.
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Crammed into a small milk truck, the band takes to the road.
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Panna's forest guards gave chase, crammed into Bolero jeeps, rattling yet indestructible.
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Now, his patients sleep crammed on rubber foam mattresses on the floor.
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They crammed all of us into separate but equally overcrowded holding cells.
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The movie recording button is still awkwardly crammed onto the thumb grip.
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Last month, the station was crammed with commuters after a power outage.
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Consider that the "space" of Freelancer is comically crammed full of stuff.
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Even the album's most conventional songs are crammed with weird, subcutaneous details.
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Microsoft crammed a ton into its lengthy E3 press conference — New hardware!
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Perhaps that's why "SALLY4EVER" often feels like two shows crammed into one.
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Survivors described being crammed onto a flimsy vessel filled with 670 people.
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Once in the tent, people were crammed together and mobility was limited.
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I crammed a full-size bed against three walls to create space.
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The Roy clan was crammed together on one side of the courtroom.
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Then, upstairs, there are eighteen bunk beds, crammed four to a room.
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People packed the beaches, and were pretty much crammed in like sardines.
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Their daughter Sophia's has swoony peacock-blue wallpaper crammed with glamorous faces.
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Some are crammed into hotels or sleeping under bridges or on sidewalks.
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That evening, Tita's family—including her aunt—crammed into a hotel room.
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The studio sat 10 stories above a block crammed with art galleries.
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Those crammed in the camps fear that "safe" areas will be bombed.
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Look like you're going first class, even if you're crammed into coach.
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For those people—older, sicker, crammed together—coronavirus represents an extraordinary threat.
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Eventually, they all crammed into the master bedroom, the children squirming acrobatically.
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When it's not so crammed you can actually see what you have.
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He's referring to the million people crammed inside King's Landing, but boy, same.
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My bed is usually made, just don't look at what's crammed underneath it.
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Instead, she found herself drawn to the geeky gear crammed into every corner.
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I was not ready for that many bad takes crammed into one letter.
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It's a damned fine box with a whole lot of goodies crammed inside.
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But then a whopping 21970,215 people crammed into it over the previous weekend.
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Imagine all eight of us crammed into a makeup trailer in the morning.
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And on their bookshelf crammed with family photos and paperbacks, was a box.
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Too much information crammed into the small grids can get boring and overwhelming.
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Rescuers found the baby bulldogs inside the van crammed into just two crates.
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Not surprisingly there isn't an entire pizza factory crammed into this desktop dispenser.
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Six of us crammed into my New Haven apartment to watch the returns.
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The stuff came away in clumps, which Iggy crammed into the carry-bag.
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There are just as many Rick and Morty nods crammed into the game.
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Ann Richards crammed in five lessons for Mount Holyoke College's class of 1995.
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Early on Friday she posted pictures of a rickety boat crammed with people.
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When she crammed in as much beach time as humanly possible. #Vacaygoals. 20.
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Crammed between the two runways to the west is the gleaming Terminal 250.
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It's still crammed with Italian restaurants and shops selling cured meats and cheeses.
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The color photos are full-bleed and crammed together, sometimes four per spread.
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Migrants crammed below deck were packed so tightly they struggled to get out.
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Empty land is tough to come by in Mexico City's crammed urban area.
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Even on a Sunday night, when we visited, Matsuhisa was crammed with people.
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The house is completely crammed full with things that Patrick and I love.
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The fresh air, the tents, the charred hot dogs crammed onto dirty sticks?
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Migrants have crammed themselves into all manner of compartments built to avoid detection.
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Lit by neon, crammed with the past, it's lovingly lined with vintage radios.
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It's crammed with all kinds of fascinating trivia associated with the development process.
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Main Street is crammed with kosher food stores with names like Holy Schnitzel.
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Instead, hundreds of people crammed into a Renaissance Hotel ballroom in Orlando, Fla.
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I had no freaking idea about half the stuff he crammed into there.
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It's children moving from motel room to crammed apartment and back out again.
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Yet tens of thousands have been crammed into it, for years-long periods.
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Families are doubled and tripled up and crammed together into rooms or houses.
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It's the entire 19th century English gentleman's Grand Tour crammed into seven weeks.
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About 20 to 30 of us were crammed into the warm, lit space.
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Don't ask how we crammed this much roasted turkey flavor into every crisp.
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They inhabit a grand house, sparsely furnished but crammed with echoes and creaks.
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It started to feel like tech was being crammed in for tech's sake.
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Wispy white pines took over the hillsides, crammed tightly next to each other.
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He waited at a crowded bus stop for a bus crammed with passengers.
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We found a crowd of men crammed in front of a simulator screen.
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Journalists from around the world crammed into the room to record the event.
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I crammed a jackknife into my pocket and went back to the woods.
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The players are used to playing a crammed season with lots of matches.
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Women and children were crammed into the back of one of the trucks.
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Allow us to lighten your load, especially after a crammed three-day workweek.
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In squalid camps, whole families live crammed into one-room cinder block huts.
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The topic is avoided for many reasons, Jacobsen later said: Clinicians' schedules are crammed.
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Their bed is crammed into a large communal tent shared by nearly 200 people.
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The migrants were crammed in a space of 10 square meters, with no ventilation.
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For sound, Samsung's crammed in quad speakers tuned by the audio specialists at AKG.
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Turns out, Nintendo crammed a whole mess of things into a very tiny space.
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The bare room where Begum stayed was crammed with families indebted to the smugglers.
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Revelers crammed the narrow streets of Bunol to smear each other with squashed tomatoes.
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I have over 20 guests crammed my living/dining area and they are LOUD.
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The ten-episode series, which was released on September 21st, is crammed with talent.
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Some were trapped inside shops, shops crammed with highly flammable clothing, perfumes and plastics.
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Do your feet feel crammed or like they are too small for the shoe?
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It's little more than a tiny Linux computer crammed inside a cool looking case.
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Officials describe camps crammed with displaced and disgruntled Arabs as potential incubators of jihadism.
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Then, as kids do, we all crammed in the living room together wreaking havoc.
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An unidentified drone buzzes a soccer stadium crammed with spectators at the European Championship.
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For some, the Messenger ads will feel obtrusive, crammed in alongside your personal messages.
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On desktop, multiple reactions to comments look a bit too crammed into one space.
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Pictures in state media showed thousands of people crammed into lines outside the station.
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Some ride bikes crammed with empty plastic bags and fixed with small electric engines.
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Conservators received it in a plastic bag crammed unceremoniously inside a cardboard whisky box.
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But now those Stories and the pro content are all crammed into one screen.
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During peak hours, the number of people crammed into the small space feels ridiculous.
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Mr. Trump was crammed down the public's throat because tabloid news sells these days.
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Trucks crammed with masked men touting firearms and machetes pulled up on Hulda's street.
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Some 400 attendees crammed in the Elwood Village hall, with more still turned away.
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In turn, they are crammed with dusty files and yellowed correspondence from another century.
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The Brooklyn Bridge has become a "Times Square in the sky," crammed with tourists.
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The first was packed: around 50 people crammed into a Harlem community centre space.
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About 300 people, most of them high school students, crammed into the small space.
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"Dreamers" aims for the glorious and the poetic; it's big, passionate, crammed with detail.
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On a layover in San Antonio, he saw tourists crammed together outside the Alamo.
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But they also crammed a bunch of other stuff in there for good measure.
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The inch-thick monthly magazine comes crammed with hundreds of ads for vintage vehicles.
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Today the charmingly ramshackle village, with its chunky cobblestone lanes, is crammed with galleries.
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Like his house, his new book is crammed full of strange and mesmerizing stuff.
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Broccoli just crammed into a drawer so that it can shed tiny florets everywhere?
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Bodies, workbenches and machinery are crammed into four rooms that flow into one another.
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Fine's ornate and stilted sentences loop back on themselves, crammed with a zillion references.
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Created to accommodate 3,000 people, more than 15,000 people are crammed into the facility.
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Lest vacationers fret about stuffing books into already-crammed suitcases, Atlantis has a solution.
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And it's not just the capsule hotels and crammed subways, but the nightlife, too.
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When CNN was there it was crammed with 2,200 migrants detained at the border.
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More than 3,000 people on Samos are crammed into facilities designed to hold 700.
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Creaking boats crammed with desperate migrants regularly leave Senegal's shores to head to Europe.
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It's crammed with belongings, and the windows are covered by wooden shutters and fabric.
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His Warsaw office is lined with floor-to-ceiling shelves crammed with works of history.
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In terms of memorable characters and endlessly quotable scenes, though, they really crammed them in.
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Those processors were an Intel CPU and an AMD GPU crammed onto the same chip.
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There's seating crammed anywhere and everywhere in the narrow restaurant, including an upstairs dining space.
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When crammed into a 1.2-inch screen, those data fields are entirely illegible while running.
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But don't worry, they won't be crammed into your chat inbox like with Facebook Messenger.
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Most of the remaining rebels are now crammed into a corner in north-west Syria.
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And ammonia from the faeces of birds crammed tightly together often produces unedifying "hock burns".
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It is crammed with 28 migrants -- men, women and children -- from Somalia, Bangladesh and Yemen.
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Crowds of fans are crammed together to catch a glimpse of the Beatles in 1964.
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Others use a rack crammed with dried Spanish thistles to remove excess hair from fabric.
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"You should be angry," he told parents crammed into a high school gym in Flint.
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Here was a land that was unmapped, unregulated, crammed with unimaginable resources, up for grabs.
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Three thousand people crammed the street at the opening, and the police were called in.
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Crammed in with five other people, he receives meals through an airlock in between shifts.
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Instead, he painstakingly records his days in lined notebooks, crammed with entries in blue ink.
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Dhaka, Karachi and Lagos, each crammed with roughly 25m people, will join the ten largest.
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Facebook will have to avoid users feeling like Stories are getting crammed down their throats.
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That doesn't appear to me "crammed" with liberals, although I am certainly a "leftie" myself.
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Carter and her two friends were in one, crammed with others in a single stall.
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At its height there were half a million people crammed into a 1.3-mile area.
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The circuitry could also cause interference with the already crammed electronic guts of a phone.
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Environments are crammed with details: crumbling walls, rusting machinery, lush vegetation, and oozing, glistening tentacles.
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As you can imagine, that's a lot of people crammed inside a small urban space.
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Others cashed their paychecks and crammed loads of bottled water into their already-cramped apartments.
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Part of the answer is that the picturesque mountain area was crammed with summer visitors.
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I mean, every festering fear on the reactionary right is crammed into that one article!
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There's so many big names crammed into one picture that it's easy to miss them.
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Two aluminum desks, books crammed into a bookcase, a faded poster for Shakespeare in Love.
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The new house was crammed with belongings, but at 900 square feet, it felt large.
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Hundreds of boxes, stacked to the ceiling, were crammed into a 53,200-square-foot house.
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In my few days crammed with London theater, I thought I'd truly seen it all.
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For my experiment, I took all our plastic toys and crammed them into a closet.
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Its shelves were crammed with symbols of long-gone epochs, genuine collectibles and dubious tchotchkes.
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Whatever solutions are developed cannot happen in a week or two and be crammed through.
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Squatters live in old university buildings or crammed inside homes with relatives or kind strangers.
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Men are usually crammed into the hold, where they sometimes suffocate, dozens at a time.
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Here we have one in all black, but crammed with subtle details and elegant textures.
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More than 100 people were originally crammed into the stifling big-rig trailer, Homan said.
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The rear deck of the Hornet was crammed with 22019 land-based B-25 bombers.
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When so many people are crammed into a space then issues of identity naturally occur.
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Thank God it's over, everybody thought, as they crammed their turkey leftovers into their mouths.
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If you believe the slurs, Henan is crammed with thieves, ruffians, grifters and con artists.
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And there is only so much that can be crammed into a four-hour session.
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Mr. al-Hussein was taken indoors and crammed into a room with dozens of others.
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Its two-story banquet hall was crammed with treasures, including some made for Marie Antoinette.
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I sprinted to her closet and crammed myself against shelves filled with papers and binders.
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On Monday, they crammed into a hearing room to speak, two minutes at a time.
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Last week, the jar sat uncovered near the front porch, crammed with ruined vanilla beans.
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Aerial shots show wide paths and parkways crammed full with families, young people and seniors.
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Traffic was crammed, too, near roads to shelters that were opened to those left homeless.
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The city rose from the sands, crammed with people, cars, market stalls and auto-rickshaws.
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It is crowded, with shirts crammed onto racks and into piles, in sometimes inscrutable order.
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"Ahhh, edibles," he nods, and guides me to a section crammed with cookies and candies.
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Oregonians are waking up to the unOregonian policies being crammed down our throats in Salem.
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I crammed into Mezher's vehicle, sharing a seat with a corporal in a black balaclava.
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They were crammed in a two-roomed house in a suburb of Dar es Salaam.
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Preposterously plotted and crammed with overly potted history, "Darwin's Ghosts" doesn't come close to succeeding.
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It's not a one-page document crammed with bullet points highlighting his education and experience.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: It was about noon when we all crammed into the elevator.
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As security became heightened and space became crammed, they decided on their spots for midnight.
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Here we have one in all black, but crammed with subtle details and elegant textures.
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During past Olympics, players' families have crammed into hotel rooms, some sleeping on the floor.
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When crammed into desks sited close together, workers wear headphones to shut out noisy neighbours.
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Designed to hold 1,323, it was crammed with 2,200 migrants when CNN visited last March.
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The facility, designed to hold 1,500, was crammed with 2,200 migrants detained at the border.
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They were together during the shooting, they said, about 60 students crammed into a closet.
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Acid Arab's debut album Musique de France is out on October 7th via Crammed Discs.
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"They weren't reimagined for mobile – they're basically desktop experiences crammed onto a mobile phone," he says.
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Start with the fact that our city has 21980 million people crammed into 22000 square miles.
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Instagram is crammed with dodgy companies promising miraculous weight loss by just drinking their diet shakes.
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Tokyo is immensely crowded, with more than 13.5 million people crammed into just 840 square miles.
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Trip spent nine years crammed in a puppy mill cage, being used to irresponsibly breed puppies.
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Hundreds of Pakistani Muslims have left the port city, crammed into buses, after threats of revenge.
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Now, the 17-year-old is crammed in a trailer with her father and little sister.
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He showed the sick crammed into hospital corridors and the struggles of residents to get treatment.
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The shelves of "Memory Box," crammed with boxes of all sizes and descriptions, do not disappoint.
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You mean you don't love being crammed in a boiling car with tons of sweaty humans?
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It appears to be a fortified office block downtown but is crammed with inmates on revocations.
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This year, the schedule is crammed with oddball sci-fi, experimental horror, and genre-defying dramas.
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A GPS signal does very little good when a tiny earbud is crammed between couch cushions.
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Click on for five styles you should make some room in your crammed jewelry box for.
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Click&Boat has 70 staff crammed onto a barge, its headquarters, on the Seine in Paris.
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Summer is in full swing, with high temps, long days, and no shortage of crammed rooftops.
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Richardson said was not ideal but that there was no other window in the crammed calendar.
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Many young women work in factories far from home, where they live crammed into spartan dormitories.
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Today 2000,22017-22017,000 people live here in squalor, often crammed a half-dozen to a room.
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Motiv's fitness tracking ring has crammed a whole fitness band's worth of functionality into a ring.
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They now number 21,2200, crammed into abandoned departure lounges and former Olympic facilities in harrowing conditions.
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Last year was equally crammed with great games, often left collecting dust on Destiny players' shelves.
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They're also siblings, crammed into 82 square feet, which presents an entirely different set of challenges.
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Hours earlier, his officers had discovered a sweltering semi truck with dozens of people crammed inside.
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Trains that resumed service on Monday were crammed so full that some passengers had to disembark.
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Occupying two small floors, machines and free weights are crammed into what's essentially a fancy hallway.
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Quivering with excitement, the two boys crammed themselves into a phone booth and called Edward Galland.
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The room, which had chairs for seven, was quickly packed as dozens of reporters crammed in.
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His family was crammed with 30 other people, including 11 babies, into a tiny container shelter.
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That blunder was compounded last Friday by Comey's fact-devoid, innuendo-crammed letter to congressional leaders.
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Unhappily, he ends up with cartons of the record crammed into every inch of his apartment.
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Wireless still resembles a dry old chicken pen crammed with an amorphous web of selfie sticks.
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The crowd crammed into the Yuma tent as they watched Idris prepare to start his set.
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What is interesting is the other innovations the company have crammed into the new camera body.
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There's no one London, a sprawling city crammed with every type of person, elbow to elbow.
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We decided on a carbon-fiber shell, and we got very creative on a crammed timeline.
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His tweet on Saturday was crammed with statistics that were either exaggerated or omitted important context.
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In one such collage, he crammed a page with almost a dozen photos of Jackie Robinson.
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There was a repast table crammed with casseroles, Brunswick stew, fried chicken and key lime cake.
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In any book so crammed with facts and figures, small errors are bound to creep in.
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People are crammed in at nearly 2,600 per square mile — over twice that of New Jersey.
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She is back with her parents, crammed into the San Francisco home she grew up in.
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Either way, it's seriously impressive how much power Intel has crammed into a tiny upgradable box.
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Our online lives are crammed with distraction, and our work lives are no different, either. WeWork?
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Nearly 40 migrants crammed in a tractor-trailer, above, were found in a Walmart parking lot.
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On Lesbos, about 10,000 people have been crammed into Moria, a camp built for just 3,100.
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The narrative is crammed with details that only someone who lived through that hell could know.
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On Tuesday night, hundreds of Ossoff supporters crammed into a ballroom at a Crowne Plaza hotel.
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Jules Glaenzer, meanwhile, drove a little car into which he miraculously crammed a heavy display case.
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So the teacher gave us all the homework for the whole year, and we just crammed.
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Everywhere were barricades and crowd-control fences, and police cars escorted trailers crammed with steel drummers.
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Before he leaves for school, Anthony will inhale a plate crammed with pancakes, eggs, and bacon.
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There, animals are crammed into cages without food or water, left in the intense desert heat.
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The warm, rectangular basement is crammed with camp-beds and cots fashioned out of road signs.
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In these paintings, Léger rendered uninhabited, post-Cubist machine-scapes crammed with repetitions, combinations, and permutations.
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Crammed on top of it all, like some bizarre game of Tetris, was a shopping trolley.
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Huawei also crammed in a number of new features including standalone GPS and NFC for Android Pay.
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He crammed his Manhattan townhouse with collectibles and debris, ranging from a Picasso to 175 cookie jars.
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The world's most valuable company crammed a lot into the tablespoon-sized volume of an Apple Watch.
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Vector costs $250, and Anki has crammed a lot of technology into the robot for that price.
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He's crammed into a Google conference room with Ted Power, a UX designer, talking into a webcam.
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He was crammed with scores of others into one of more than a dozen waiting police minivans.
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And the area around Orlando is crammed full of theme parks, including Disney World and Universal Studios.
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I've seen so much stuff crammed into people's anal cavities that I'm rarely surprised by it anymore.
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It might as well have been another country, with the houses crammed together and the awful traffic.
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The Last Jedi feels like six hours' worth of movie crammed into two and a half hours.
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The fall is crammed with food holidays: back-to-school, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, New Year's.
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As an isolated incident, finding money crammed into a rapidly-spinning computer part is of course strange.
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Transportation remained in chaos, with damage to both of Macau's ferry terminals and roads crammed with traffic.
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The Roku 4 surpasses other Roku models due to the guts crammed into it's pancake-sized body.
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Its people are nearly all crammed into a narrow fertile strip on either side of the Nile.
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Pure value baskets are groaning with financial firms; growth indices are crammed with asset-light technology firms.
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In a nearby Carrefour supermarket, fridges that are usually crammed with packets of butter are mostly empty.
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Between 2004 and 2017, it was crammed into an office at the back of a business park.
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"It's not appropriate for so many people to be crammed together in a single location," he said.
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Crammed into a room with just curtains separating the families from one another, this is now home.
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When I arrived midday on Saturday, about 15-20 volunteers were crammed in the space making calls.
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In the north the persuasion is often done in groups of 21999, crammed into a small room.
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If I'm stuck in the pigeon hole, that means no one else will get crammed into it.
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With 7.4 million people crammed into its 426 square miles, Hong Kong can be overwhelming to tourists.
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Outside of how the characters look, the game is crammed with as much fan-service as possible.
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He slept beside a toilet, crammed in with other suspects, with little but steamed buns to eat.
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Perhaps our fave thing about this video is the sheer number of geek references crammed into it.
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"When they're being crammed in like a can of sardines, the loading density is compromised," Harper said.
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Reuters correspondents saw people evacuating buildings in the sprawling capital, and hundreds crammed into central Syntagma Square.
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They are crammed in wire cages on a long-distance journey for days without food and water.
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As a result, more action than ever had to be crammed into a smaller period of time.
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The rooms consist of nothing but straw mats crammed together to fit as many people as possible.
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They crammed into holding pens that, like submarine airlocks, acted as passages from one environment to another.
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By day, he kept writing, at a desk crammed below a loft bed in their tiny apartment.
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The men, crammed inside fences, were sleeping on concrete and said they hadn't showered in many days.
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Survivors had originally told investigators that as many as 800 people had been crammed onto the boat.
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Starting just before 10 o'clock both mornings, perhaps 30 reporters crammed into the court's public information office.
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A truck crammed with explosives was detonated during the morning rush in the busy streets near embassies.
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Overall, iOS 20173 looks like it's gonna be crammed full of features that power users will appreciate.
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It's the kind of attention that we associate with Pieter Breughel's genre scenes crammed with hearty peasants.
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Why would a 2004 pop song be so conspicuously crammed into a 2007 film set in 2008?
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My menu is six pages long, and there is a lot of stuff crammed on those pages.
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The first sample pages that Jongbloed sent looked cluttered, with letters and words crammed too close together.
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Mothers with young children crammed into overcrowded group tents or slept outdoors for weeks at a time.
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Although crammed into the space, the angled canvas is unimposing — buoyant almost, seeming somehow capable of levitation.
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They were dusty and crammed with junk, guarded by grouchy owners who didn't care to explain themselves.
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The federal register is crammed with implications of low human comedy spelled out in exquisitely bloodless prose.
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The shabu shabu meats are superb, from Wagyu beef crammed with fat streaks to exquisite chicken meatballs.
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By then, the Camp X-Ray detention site at Guantánamo Bay was crammed with 158 foreign prisoners.
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Up to 100 people are often crammed into a single house, waiting for smugglers to move them.
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Onlookers crammed inside the bodega's doorway to watch the screening, their phone cameras pointed toward Ms. Klein.
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Children clasped desperately to their parents' shoulders, eyes wide at the sheer number of people crammed inside.
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Our roads are crammed with Honda Accords, Toyota Camrys and Nissan Rogues that roll with safe designs.
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Goethe and Goebbels share a crammed bookshelf in the living room of their 123th century Viennese apartment.
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The next morning, the insurgents crammed the boys into the palace rooms, 212 to 22013 in each.
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They crammed the trunk of their white Buick with clothes, root beer, chips, detergent and Huggies diapers.
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Now the oldest continuously operating botanical garden in the country, it was crammed with trees and plants.
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The burnt umber-painted room is lined with built-in shelves crammed with art books and periodicals.
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Your studio in Burbank, Pink Duck, is crammed with vintage gear that it seems Ronson would love.
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Armed smugglers crammed them into a dinghy, prayed in the sand, and sent them out to sea.
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Into his own he has crammed nearly every related discipline: evolutionary biology, neuroscience, psychology, linguistics, artificial intelligence.
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He crammed 18 points into 22 minutes of playing time, shooting 113 of 13 from the field.
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Madeline's office is crammed with knickknacks and paper work, suggesting that she may be a bit scatterbrained.
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My hair was crammed into a beanie, which I pulled down low enough to cover my eyebrows.
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Families, couples, teenagers were all oblivious, crammed into cellphone stores, Toys "R" Us and the food court.
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The 76ers had crammed as much of Philadelphia as they could inside the arena for Game 3.
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Usha Prabakaran's 20-year-old cookbook, crammed with recipes from home cooks, is simple and self-published.
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WIRED: It's big enough to fit three regular-sized bath towels if I crammed them in there.
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Advocates from around the country — Indiana and Ohio, for example — crammed into the majority leader's office, chanting.
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The book is crammed with tales explicating Darwinism, the Zen of apes, and the banality of evil.
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Do you like watches with big displays and all sorts of sensors crammed into their sizeable cases?
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Close by, about 1,000 more migrants are crammed into the Macedonian transit camp, designed for 700 people.
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Cheng's cat, "Churchill", was curled up on a couch, surrounded by shelves crammed with books and papers.
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The more he worried about time, the more things he crammed into whatever time he had left.
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Her lawyers, journalists and a supporter — six people in total — were crammed into the four available seats.
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The group stood and went over to a casting board, which was crammed with photographs of prospects.
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He shares one shelter with seven other people, all male Ethiopians who sleep crammed into one bed.
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It was so surprising to see her living in a crammed apartment bursting with color in Cincinnati.
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Mr. Gibson's show is crammed with history and ideas — but also striking objects, images and rousing performances.
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There will be dunks, brackets crammed with cuteness and even puppy cheerleaders all in one adorable television event.
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I keep wanting to return to this method myself, but seeing my crammed calendar just causes me stress.
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Each appearance on screen was met with a different reaction from the crowd I was crammed in with.
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But what border patrol agents found inside was shocking -- 62 illegal immigrants crammed inside a one-bedroom home.
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That's already a lot of Game of Thrones references crammed into a relatively short block of text, right?
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Bebop's sweeping narratives also won't be crammed into a single film, but rather a full ten-episode order.
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The year is 1954, and the book is crammed with high-profile political figures of the McCarthy era.
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Finally he trawled a display crammed with what looked to be the contents of David Crosby's accessories drawer.
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The DJ, the buffet, and a kind of sad-looking dessert table were all crammed in the corner.
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Instead of tailgate barbecues, the Tampa Stadium parking lot was crammed with concrete barriers and chain-link fences.
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In a year crammed with surprises, no one can say for sure what will unfold in Cleveland, Ohio.
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We would see brands that just took whatever the hashtag holiday was and crammed their brand into it.
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It's a giddy film, lighter than the first, and crammed with visual gags and riffs on Disney history.
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The tiny bathtub shower crammed into your equally tiny apartment probably feels like a claustrophobic nightmare every morning.
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Over 200 Labour activists have crammed into a backroom more used to 18th birthday parties than political rallies.
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State media said the boat had a maximum capacity of 150 people, but 450 had been crammed aboard.
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Davis also crammed 11 of his 33 first-half points into the final 2:55 of that quarter.
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We crammed two to a seat and pushed the tables together to sit like a pack of sardines.
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And despite all the tech that's crammed into them, the Vinci headphones weren't too heavy on my head.
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It's in the exquisite Dave Gibbons art, crammed with in-universe brands and weird products in each panel.
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Here's detailed diagram made by Google showing all the tech crammed into the Pixel 4's top bezel.
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It was only supposed to hold, like, 500 inmates, but there were thousands of people crammed in there.
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Soho is central London's last village, where the spirit of the city is crammed into one square mile.
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So she bought a last-minute ticket and crammed herself into a middle seat for an overnight flight.
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And the evidence suggests that it means Londoners have to be crammed ever-more closely together within it.
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At least 100 illegal immigrants, mainly from Mexico and Guatemala, were crammed into the back of the truck.
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It was pure Paul, and for the 20,000 people crammed into the dome, that was more than enough.
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It feels at once crammed and sketchy, riddled with flashbacks and framing devices, and woefully light on frights.
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They are a hodge-podge of product, tightly crammed into a space that is largely devoid of inspiration.
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In the party headquarters, I went up and down in the crammed elevator with its sweating, besuited apparatchiks.
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In poorer districts like Kansas City and Wichita, students are crammed into deteriorating buildings with bloated class sizes.
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Back at MDC, Yanis starts to teach the choreography to the five lines of dancers crammed behind him.
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The two support vessels, crammed with bottles of water and ration packs, were sitting idle in Dakar's marina.
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Block after block, the sidewalks are crammed with tents, boxes, broken furniture, and shopping carts full of possessions.
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Standing in the abandoned hallways today, it's difficult to imagine more than 1,000 people crammed into this prison.
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This is a well-made puzzle crammed with lively entries, it's very clean and the cluing is terrific.
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For us, it's the right amount of space; nothing's crammed, and two of the drawers are actually empty.
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More than 2 million people are crammed into the Gaza Strip, more than two-thirds of them refugees.
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Currently, this is time most spend at the wheel of a car or crammed into an overfilled train.
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When I reached Union Square in the evening, a march was arriving, and the park was absolutely crammed.
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But it's also crammed full of great jokes and features TV's best new will-they/won't-they romance.
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"Happy Monday morning @NYCTSubway!" one rider wrote on Twitter, with a photo of a crammed subway platform attached.
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The studio is crammed with random props such as plastic dinosaurs, a cement mixer, ball and chains, etc.
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As I've said before, the Model 3 appeals to the automotive philosopher in me: it's crammed with ideas.
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"General—Unarranged," for example, was a thick folder, bulging with papers that had been sloppily crammed into it.
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Soon more words were being crammed into those 50 pages through smaller-than-normal typefaces and other techniques.
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Inside, they were crammed with cumin-spiced, tomato-spiked bulgur studded with flakes of good tuna and herbs.
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"The biggest threat to our democracy is not one individual," he told 700 people crammed into a ballroom.
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Because you're constantly surrounded by other people, and you're cheek to jowl, just crammed in with other people.
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And as soon as she turned her back, I grabbed it and crammed it in my back pocket.
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The bank currently has about 13,000 employees crammed into the 52-story tower, which was built for 3,500.
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More than 37 test positive in two neighborhoods, all at two urgent care centers crammed with worried families.
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She found work sewing dresses in a crammed factory in New York City and threw herself into learning.
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Although the space is narrow and crammed with plywood shelving, Codex also holds poetry readings and book releases.
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Most of the nonfiction I remember from my childhood features poorly reproduced archival photographs crammed against dreary typefaces.
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Above her, more children were hanging out the window, and above them, more were crammed onto a balcony.
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Hundreds of millions of Chinese are expected to be crammed into trains, buses and planes for family reunions.
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Hundreds of dignitaries crammed into tight corridors, moving between the modest meeting halls of Munich's Bayerischer Hof Hotel.
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Across several decades, Barnum operated the American Museum on Lower Broadway in Manhattan, crammed with acts like Gen.
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Everyone crammed into the bar descended on her, nudging past each other for a chance to greet her.
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With an estimated twenty-one million inhabitants crammed together, Lagos could easily serve as a symbol of overpopulation.
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The perimeter is adorned with unicycles, bins crammed with juggling equipment, and a spectrum of hoops and batons.
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The group said it found 13 people being held without charge, crammed into a tiny, dark, windowless room.
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Medical staff at both facilities crammed equipment and patients into the basements and stacked sandbags around the entrances.
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Roads were thick with pedestrians and streets crammed with bicycles and electric scooters as people headed to work.
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The Telluride was also crammed with tech, including an extremely capable adaptive-cruise-control option with steering assist.
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So, what are we to make of "Jason Bourne," crammed as it is with flashbacks to its predecessors?
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If you choose the latter option, remember to be merciful to the rest of us crammed in coach.
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Scores of people crammed into a Bible study classroom decorated with maps and photos of the Holy Land.
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The body, seeming to fall backward, is flattened into a modernist space and crammed within the painting's confines.
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I've been toting this phone around with all sorts of other stuff crammed in the same pocket. Keys. Coins.
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Don't want to shell out $7,303 for business class but fretting spending a 16-hour flight crammed in coach?
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Then there were pieces of the Belle Époque sets of "Manon" crammed into the wings for Saturday evening's performance.
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More than 1,100 people crammed into a middle school gym in Nashua Sunday afternoon to see the Minnesota senator.
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" Time Out London gives it three out of five stars, saying it's "crammed with pornographic destruction and madcap action.
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In Mexico, smugglers have often crammed migrants bound for the United States into tractor-trailers, sometimes in hidden compartments.
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"With the crew members and everything, we have like 16 people crammed on one bus over here," he says.
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A slim guy wearing an oversized T-shirt, jeans from another era, and his socked feet crammed in slippers.
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The country's prison population of 622,000, the world's fourth-largest, is crammed into jails built to hold 372,000 inmates.
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The group were all crammed into a single bed, getting some rest while on tour in Wildwood, New Jersey.
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These short matches were thrilling, with the wickets, big hits and drama of a week crammed into three hours.
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More than 2 million people are crammed into the narrow Gaza strip, which is blockaded by Egypt and Israel.
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At its own final rally, the party crammed two stadiums with supporters in Johannesburg as a show of force.
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Carter filmed an entire episode in black and white and crammed it full of homages to the movie Frankenstein.
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She was squinting at a box on the back of the pamphlet that was crammed with fine spidery print.
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The carriages were crammed with passengers from Atbara, the town where anti-government demonstrations had begun five months earlier.
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But the gatherings are not as crammed as they were eight years ago, says Titipol Phakdeewanich, a local academic.
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Arranged behind cardboard cutouts of cars, they look crammed and unnatural, their arms resting stiffly on makeshift steering wheels.
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But the crowd crammed into the Lee Shau Kee Lecture Centre at the University of Hong Kong wasn't budging.
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Exhibit A: this filthy club banger that comes with a music video crammed with men's ripped abs on Grindr.
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Often, the most exciting thing about new gaming hardware is how many RGB lights have been crammed into it.
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Delfino's fascination with our crammed contemporary living started in his hometown of Sarasota, Florida and the surrounding apartment complexes.
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There's no better way to say "I'm sorry I ruined your lives and crammed 11 cookies into the VCR."
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The shelves of the Cassinelli Museum are crammed with feline gods, copulating animals and vessels shaped like human faces.
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They crammed into a migrant shelter and a primary school across the road and bedded down on inflatable mattresses.
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The pictures show dogs crammed into dirty, rusty cages, and filthy canines left to suffer in bare, concrete rooms.
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I imagine a pair of tiny ballet slippers pirouetting into a devastated park crammed with colorful swings and seesaws.
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Cech crammed 18 children and four adults into a small closet and locked the door as gunshots rang out.
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Where the Roadster barely filled up the bottom portion of the fairing's interior, the satellites look positively crammed in.
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Crammed six per apartment, and desperately working to support SF's service industry, leaves many artists here frustrated and unfulfilled.
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Robert Moor, an American environmental journalist, has crammed a wealth of such tales into his new book, "On Trails".
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At Saturday's concert, Fana's football stadium was crammed with revellers carrying slogans like "never again," and "I am Ramata".
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Many were crammed for days or weeks into fetid spaces not meant to hold them longer than 72 hours.Rep.
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"Our 170 guests crammed into our dance tent, no seats, soaking wet, and — I'm sure — confused," Carpanzano Durcan says.
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This is what they faced: Men who hadn't showered in three weeks were crammed together into small metal capsules.
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ON DECEMBER 25th children across the globe awoke to find toys stuffed into stockings and crammed beneath Christmas trees.
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They were crammed on a wooden bench and on the floor, a sweaty tangle of limbs and dejected expressions.
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Prepare to stagger through randy, raunchy, raucous scenarios crammed full of bad manners, twisted humor, and graphic bodily functions.
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In many instances, however, clutches of children and adults are crammed together in tiny apartments for months, even years.
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The restaurants near Pompeii's exit were unsurprisingly crammed with tourists, many of whom were just sheltering from the sun.
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Meanwhile, five news photographers are crammed in her office to capture the scene just hours before she's sworn in.
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Many crammed into Shishu Sadan children's hospital in west Delhi for respiratory spasms and aggravated asthma, pneumonia and bronchitis.
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Some students have reported playing board games during school, getting crammed into auditoriums or watching movies all day long.
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Boys and girls crammed into small classrooms recite the Uyghur alphabet which most are learning for the first time.
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The club's temporary offices have been crammed into the space he keeps at a water bottling company he owns.
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Now, one modder has pulled the best stuff from 2016's Doom and crammed it into 1993's Doom.
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At 15 tracks long, the record is exactly how you'd imagine it: dreamy, feverish and crammed with feminine power.
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His study in Vichy, the wartime capital of collaborationist France, was crammed with books and periodicals denying the Holocaust.
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Casting a glance around a room crammed with people dressed in the basic black uniform of fashion, she shrugged.
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The Cevennes is an empty region of steep hills, covered in dense vegetation, crammed and jammed into one another.
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But Mr. Rosso was crammed into the small, wood-paneled shop on Friday with no intention of dampening Deisel.
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He has flown passenger jets crammed with advanced electronics and software and has a keen professional interest in technology.
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Detainees are regularly beaten, hung by their wrists, beaten while crammed inside tires, shocked with electricity and sexually assaulted.
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Apple crammed more and more into iTunes — movies, TV shows, podcasts — until the whole thing was slow and confusing.
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Up to and after debut, [these] skinny kids all crammed in a studio the size of a broom closet.
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About a hundred people crammed into the theater space, which had been reconfigured with a runway down the center.
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His game film is crammed with highlights demonstrating an aptitude for improvising in the truest sense of the word.
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This year, as the niche was opened, the faithful, crammed in the church's nave, released the tension in tears.
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The theater was previously little more than a black box into which audience members crammed themselves, Mr. Stanton said.
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Holding the Surface Duo is like holding a shell of the past crammed with a not-fully-realized future.
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"White working class" mixes race and class into a volatile compound, privilege and disadvantage crammed into a single phrase.
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Terry McAuliffe of Virginia, his voice startling his family and aides crammed into the hallway in front of him.
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The approach is like the one you take when looking for change in a backpack crammed with random stuff.
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There are vats of brightly colored M&M's everywhere, M&M's crammed in plastic tubes spiraling to the ceiling.
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"You are crammed in with all sorts of cultures on the ship," said Corey Bell, 23, of Wynne, Ark.
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They crammed into apartments full of cockroaches, moving from state to state to stay ahead of the bill collectors.
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Some crammed onto buses, while others were picked up by drivers who had volunteered to help with the exodus.
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I watched them bounce ashore on the choppy waves separating Turkey from Greece, their inflatable boats crammed to overcapacity.
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Eighteen young men, all in their twenties or thirties, lived there, sharing three small bedrooms crammed with bunk beds.
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No, no, it isn't a chicken chip stuffed inside of a duck chip crammed inside of a turkey chip.
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But it can be overwhelming to look at because there's so much data crammed in on a single screen.
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They crammed an enclosed trailer with beds, linens and other furniture, along with packing necessities like clothes and toiletries.
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Lots of celebs crammed into Story Nightclub ... among them, Fat Joe, Winnie Harlow and Meek Mill and Jonathan Cheban.
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On Friday, thousands crammed, shoulder to shoulder, onto a bridge into Mexico, but no one was being let in.
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They sung in stairwells, exhibition spaces, and even crammed into Mona's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-style glass elevator.
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Fourteen people crammed into the room, the President sitting in a folding chair on the corner of the table's head.
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Bookended by 7-11s, it's crammed with cheap fashion and fabrics, Indian restaurants, mobile phone stores and fruit and veg.
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"You'd have situations where fans, workers and maybe a food cart were all crammed into the same elevator," Chitwood said.
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He works in a small plumbing-supplies shop on a dusty high-street crammed with tuk-tuks and donkey carts.
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She says her family of five live crammed into one tiny room in one of the poorest parts of Hyderabad.
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But you can also do those things with a $30 Echo Dot that's not hideously crammed into a pricier soundbar.
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Matilda briefly introduces me to the people crammed around the tiny table, ending with her father, Julian, who waves absentmindedly.
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She listened to Bono perform "One" in front of 1,700 people crammed into the Stanford Memorial Auditorium for a memorial.
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But many of the objects were forgotten, and were rediscovered in 23, crammed in a box in a dorm basement.
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Thousands of Rohingya families are crammed into the one-room cement brick houses that line the narrow streets of Arakanabad.
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Many have crammed into the guest rooms and houses of Airbnb hosts, friends, and volunteers, or scored coveted donated trailers.
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That night he read to the end of the petition and discovered four sensible proposals crammed into its final page.
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Then, when an unsuspecting reader clicks on an enticing headline, they will be led to a website crammed with advertisements.
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Four months earlier, in a Southern California community, deputies found 13 children crammed inside a filthy, foul-smelling suburban home.
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The 8 Ball Zine Zone was too crammed with people, so I couldn't get a good look at the wares.
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The only question was whose story would be crammed into the time the show had left — Martin's, or someone else's.
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The other thing about Venice is that you have 20 to 30 different cultures crammed into two miles of boardwalk.
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Mineral's tours before disbanding in 1998 were modest endeavors: 50 to 100 people crammed into tiny venues across the country.
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Pietermaai is crammed with charming boutique hotels, beckoning Instagram lovers with chic white furniture, purple-lit pools, and tropical foliage.
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For a band that cut its teeth playing crammed DIY venues, it was probably the largest stage they've ever played.
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"We just kind of crammed everything in because it's been so great," Stamos said before turning the attention to Seacrest.
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Many families in this suburb of Soweto, a formerly black township in greater Johannesburg, are still crammed into makeshift housing.
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Rocinha, whose 100,22016 people are crammed into one square km (220 acres), was thought to be relatively safe until recently.
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Her street started to go downhill, she says, as people crammed cars onto lawns and stopped taking care of homes.
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Motorola has seemingly taken the dual-camera system from last year's Moto Z22017 Force and crammed it into the Z22018.
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NEW YORK - After 15 years of near austerity, U.S. airlines are restoring some small perks for passengers crammed into coach.
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Around 6,000 migrants who have trekked across Mexico in a caravan in recent weeks are now crammed into the field.
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Tellingly, the managers of those rainy-day funds seem a mite concerned that they are crammed into the same spot.
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All in all, it's a far cry from the basement the entire store was crammed into during the redesign process.
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At least 100 had crammed onto a smuggler&aposs boat that left the port of Bossaso, Somalia, the previous day.
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But an opposition politician dismissed the strategy as a "garden grab" which will see families "crammed into rabbit hutch developments".
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It's interesting ... while the lobby looks crammed, the church's main hall still looks empty, but we're expecting that will change.
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What this actually means is that Nikon has crammed way too many buttons onto the D13, in too many places.
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There are about 330,000 tiny sources of light, or pixels, crammed inside each of my phone screen's 13 square inches.
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Everything else sounds condensed and crammed inside my head compared to the oceanic breadth of the HD 800 S' presentation.
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The first six months of 2016 were crammed with blockbuster releases, surprise album hijinx, tragic deaths, and quality musical memes.
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On some days, as many as 3,000 people arrived on its shores, crammed in dinghies unable to hold their weight.
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Authorities believe more than 100 people could have been crammed into the trailer at one time, after interviewing the survivors.
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The survivors, who were rescued in four separate operations, were crammed onto three rubber dinghies and a wooden fishing boat.
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Refugees were already starting to come from the Middle East, and a plastic boat crammed with 20 people was sinking.
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At its peak, more than 400,000 Jews were crammed into the ghetto, living in squalid conditions with insufficient food rations.
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She also said Mr. Ishtiwi had given her two pages crammed with writing, describing the abuse and proclaiming his innocence.
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Crammed at the bottom of the pyramid, the world's poorest are disproportionately women and girls in low-paid, insecure jobs.
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But crammed into that little booth over cheap beers, I will never forget the way we spoke about building Vox.
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Crammed tightly but neatly into the small space, the show possesses a DIY quality that feels welcoming and deliberately unpretentious.
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Crammed around him were 10 other people, both men and women, all handcuffed and shackled at the waist and ankles.
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Late last week, however, Reuters observed around a dozen A320neos waiting for engines in Toulouse, some in crammed parking lots.
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And it turned out that news, which is full of people who hate other people, can be crammed into lists.
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The narrow space, white and crammed with colorful paintings populated by rabbits, forests and hunting scenes, glows with dusk light.
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More than 200,000 residents are crammed in filthy refugee camps, waiting for the military to declare the operation officially ended.
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Sitting in his crammed office in Essen one recent morning, arms defiantly crossed over his substantial belly, Mr. Sartor scoffed.
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The mass of people crammed into the parking lot almost trampled one another in an attempt to escape the venue.
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The 264 packages crammed into his van that day were double the amount he usually hauled only 230 months earlier.
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We will probably get cheery around a dining table crammed with roasts, stews, casseroles and, I hope, lots of pie.
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Leonardo crammed every page with drawings and looking-glass notes that seem random but provide intimations of his mental leaps.
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This didn't work so well when she was crammed onto a bed next to a model with a raunchier style.
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Because the city of Venice has more history than real estate, many of its buildings are crammed with unrelated lore.
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How he tasted of alcohol whenever he pinned her in a horse stall and crammed his tongue into her mouth.
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They were crammed onto mismatched furniture, their long limbs so intertwined I couldn't tell which limb belonged to which body.
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Souad watches the two-lane road outside her tent congested with desperate people fleeing, crammed into cars, trucks and vans.
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The result could be a wave of rescue rounds, in which share prices are crammed down, or outright fire-sales.
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None of these people have visas, yet now they're crammed inside a train bound for Munich and cleared to leave.
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None of these people have visas, yet now they're crammed inside a train bound for Munich and cleared to leave.
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However, when he got there, he found kids crammed into other cabins so that he would have to sleep alone.
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At 16 pounds, it's the weight of a bowling ball crammed into a package about the size of a softball.
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They collaborated on many writing and television projects and lived in a New York apartment crammed with books and art.
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A new constellation of technocratic solutions crammed into a different massive bill is not likely to succeed where Obamacare failed.
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For instance, a table had to be built so that Dafoe and Pattinson could be crammed into a single shot.
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The lucky ones are crammed into tent camps, others sleeping in the open on the surrounding hillsides and olive groves.
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Now, during summer, the beach and boardwalk are crammed with families and day-trippers intent on a thoroughly wholesome time.
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In the early years, many lived crammed into tar paper shacks and ragged teepees in the area around Great Falls.
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His walls are lined with images from it; his shelves are crammed with recordings of each episode and related paraphernalia.
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Google has also crammed more advertising onto the top of search results and squeezed money out of businesses like YouTube.
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Footage from the incident shows police beating and pepper-spraying passengers who were crammed, immobile on an escalator, amid screams.
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Instead, workers photocopied paper records, crammed them into a giant manila file and literally strapped it to his father's gurney.
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She didn't have room to stand up, but wasn't crammed in there either — she looked snug and cozy in there.
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He answered questions from some of the more than 250 reporters crammed into the lobby of Trump Tower in Manhattan.
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As far as really expensive phones crammed full of features goes, Samsung's tipped the scale in its favor (for now).
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PHILADELPHIA — Marion Lane discovered the faded photograph after her stepmother died, crammed in a closet with her stepmother's Sunday dresses.
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Opening Ceremony comes close, but it's too bazaar-like, crammed thick with products that don't always speak to one another.
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When The Real O'Neals premiered on March 2, it crammed in so many revelations about the titular family — Kenny's gay!
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Considering Lake is a murder mystery, of course it's eventually confirmed a woman's dead body has been crammed inside the suitcase.
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" It said Araibi traveled to Thailand with his wife to celebrate their honeymoon and was now "trapped in a crammed cell.
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Maybe it crammed more kids into a classroom, or made the risky decision to get rid of on-site boiler operators.
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They often make the treacherous trip to southern Italy in flimsy rubber boats crammed with passengers and exposed to the elements.
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But it also crammed three books into 100 minutes, which meant losing swathes of content and, consequently, some of their nuance.
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Just when I think I've found a safe rooftop to hold my ground, more pickup trucks crammed with fighters show up.
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It is also hard to walk about in bars crammed with other tutu wearers, because tulle likes to stick to tulle.
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With the centre crammed beyond capacity, many are sleeping on wooden pallets covered with tents in what is ordinarily a playground.
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There was a LOT crammed into less than an hour here (a nice change of pace after last night's Square slog).
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The big top of the Big Apple Circus, crammed into a corner of the Lincoln Center plaza, is not exactly gargantuan.
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Its keyboard appears a bit crammed, and the trackpad is placed to the right (instead of directly below) of the keyboard.
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A few years later, though, Huriyah (Freedom) Square was hosting crammed, colourful, noisy demonstrations under rivers of the red-starred flag.
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When subway, train stations, and airports get crammed full of people, it's impossible to hear loudspeaker announcements over all the noise.
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Videos released by the activists show the vegans crammed inside the sheds and tense interactions between the activists and the farmers.
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A level of empathy that prevents them from wanting to see me crammed onto a Eurolines coach, overnight, for eight hours?
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Using study material from Raj's organization, the girls crammed for a written exam - the first stepping stone to the police department.
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Hundreds of booths perhaps six feet wide and deep are crammed in, CEOs displaying their wares like butchers or street merchants.
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On the love side: it's a light, airy pop confection, crammed with familiar cultural references, which Cline recontextualizes in surprising ways.
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It ought to be: Lenovo crammed a huge 78Wh battery into the case, more that 25 percent larger than its predecessor.
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Its six seconds could be crammed full to the point of frenzy, if that seemed an appropriate goal for the occasion.
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STRICTLY speaking, Moore's law is about the ever greater number of electronic components that can be crammed onto a given device.
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As The Economist went to press, more than 12,000 people were crammed into a tent camp with facilities for only 1,500.
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This week is crammed with U.S. economic data on consumer confidence, revised fourth-quarter growth, manufacturing and personal income and spending.
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Living in a small space that feels more crammed than cozy is a constant source of agony for many of us.
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While the presentation was crammed, we managed to condense everything to a clip that runs just a smidgen over five minutes.
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You also have to separate tasks into individual commands, as the device won't understand two tasks crammed into the same sentence.
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Which would've presumably meant hundreds of distressed, loud, shitting animals crammed into cages in a small space with no natural light.
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The acoustics in there are amazing, and what better way to bond with strangers than crammed together into a single stall?
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My most anticipated game of the year didn't make the cut for Sony's E3 press event — that's how crammed it was.
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Visit its offices and you find vinyl records stacked in crates and rooms crammed with trendy-looking staff in their 503s.
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The unregulated homes are typically crammed with bunk beds, and are often run-down, with mold, blocked exits and bed bugs.
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CRAMMED into Meena Choudhary's mud-brick house in Yeoor, on the outskirts of Mumbai, are a television, fridge and washing machine.
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In pounding heat and stifling humidity, traumatized and malnourished refugees are crammed into bamboo and canvas huts packed across muddy hillsides.
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I crammed into the boat with two guides and a handful of volunteer gardeners who do landscaping work on Pollepel Island.
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The emergency bag packs up neatly, so you'd never imagine how much stuff is crammed inside just by looking at it.
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In the meantime, crammed onboard the Airbus A320, passengers began to brawl, videos and testimony posted on Twitter by passengers show.
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The only thing in my mind was my little sister, crammed into a tiny coffin and hauled off to the crematorium.
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But it served its purpose well that year when well over 10,000 delegates and spectators crammed the facility to the rafters.
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Hundreds of Pakistani Muslims fled the port city on Wednesday, crammed into buses organised by community leaders after threats of revenge.
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Like the soccer match in Paris, it's a high-profile event with lots of people crammed into a relatively small space.
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Near Seare's house in Addis Ababa, federal police crammed into a tiny hair salon to watch the ceremony live on television.
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In Nairobi Remand Centre, seven of us were crammed into a 17x16-foot cell with a tin bucket for a toilet.
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An homage to human's ongoing fascination with the cosmos, it's crammed with nostalgic ephemera like mugs, books, records, and action figures.
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He's crammed himself into skinny jeans, but no matter how hard he tries, he can't escape the forward march of time.
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Toronto's DeMar DeRozan crammed 10 of his 14 fourth-quarter points into the next 3:40, keying a 12-4 flurry.
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The next morning, they were put into crammed buses and sent off on a three-day journey on a treacherous route.
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Top off your tour with a drink at Charlie's Bar, an iconic San Nicolas watering hole crammed with character and characters.
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From there we walked, as Iancu had, to the train station, where thousands of Jews were crammed into the death trains.
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I would also develop homes into well-spaced lots unlike crammed skyscrapers where multiple people live are living in one building.
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Penises of various shapes and sizes protrude from every wall and are crammed into glass cases that crowd every available surface.
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For one thing, it's highly serialized, crammed full of story beats and jokes that work best if you've seen every episode.
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Trucks, vans and buses crammed with civilians and their belongings traveled dirt roads, while huge crowds milled around waiting for transportation.
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Crammed with funny performers — starting with Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph and Rachel Dratch — "Wine Country" looks like an easy, obvious win.
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Arrests into a violent, crammed, filthy prison system were often made solely on the basis of vague tips, the documents showed.
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Slim Plexiglas lecterns, emblazoned with the presidential seal, stood in a tight semicircle, a concession to the crammed slate of candidates.
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Clinch's photos for Big L's debut album are particularly moving, the rapper and 20 of his friends crammed onto one stoop.
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Wakefield's history is crammed with the era's larger than life personalities: Norman Mailer, Thelonious Monk, Jack Kerouac and so many more.
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Jahanzeb Sherwani sold his last screensharing tool Screenhero to Slack, but it never performed as well crammed inside the messaging app.
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Crammed into buses organized by community leaders and police, they left fearing for their safety after threats of revenge from locals.
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During the standoff, Italy allowed emergency services to board the Aquarius to check on the migrants, who were crammed on board.
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Simpson and his translator haunt the chain-smoking Jordanian businessmen who demanded the Nepalis' passports and crammed them into squalid rooms.
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Her home is a throwback to an earlier SoHo, more like a warehouse than a living space, crammed with her artwork.
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The leftover series, between the Houston Astros and the Cleveland Indians, was crammed into the daytime hours, ensuring a smaller audience.
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Medications are crammed into plastic tubs, and in the garden of her four-bedroom home stands a 290-gallon water tank.
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Dear Diary: The M.T.A. is governed by one law of physics: You're never as crammed in as you think you are.
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"Personally, I'd just as soon everybody stayed home," said Bob Middleton, 53, picturing the back roads he travels crammed with sightseers.
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The picaresque narrative, crammed with characters who would do well in Cervantes, comes to an end without having taught us anything.
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The original Boulevard Haussmann apartment was spacious but crammed with furniture, with double windows always covered by padded blue satin drapes.
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The sketch was set at a rooftop cookout, and the warehouse's roof was crammed with camera equipment and about fifty extras.
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City buses were diverted, hordes of pedestrians were crammed behind barricades, and stores in the area were forced to shut down.
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The Model 3 is my favorite Tesla of the moment, crisply designed yet crammed with ideas about the future of mobility.
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She has also crammed this section with superb mini-biographies, as if she's conducting a novelistic census of the entire neighborhood.
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On Samos, more than 3,000 people are crammed into facilities designed to hold 700, and about 400 live in the woods.
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Instead of staying up all night to cram for a test, I just crammed until, like, midnight and then crashed anyway.
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Long-distance flights can feel endless sometimes, especially after a vacation or when you&aposre crammed in coach and traveling solo.
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Ferguson was in a US-made bunker -- a crammed space held together by slabs of five-inch concrete fortified by sandbags.
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Synthetic CDOs crammed full of sub-prime mortgages haven't resurfaced following the havoc wreaked across financial markets over a decade ago.
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But hotels turned into makeshift shelters are problematic, offering little privacy and space for families crammed into rooms with double beds.
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Garbage fills the streets and few cars circulate, though buses crammed with people crisscross town looking for places to buy food.
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Around 45,000 people crammed into the stadium while the rest of the attendees sat outside, with crowds sprawling outside the venue.
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You read that right: Google crammed a tiny radar into the Pixel 4 to sense your hands waving above the device.
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"Provided it wasn't distracting—so long as you haven't got boxers that are crammed into something that's too tight," she said.
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Roads were thick with pedestrians and the streets crammed with bicycles and electric scooters as people tried to get to work.
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The rest of the office is crammed with files, souvenirs, newspaper clippings and photos of him with big-hatted Texan Republicans.
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My tester was crammed with technology and, in the SX trim, was the most premium offering, interior-wise, that Kia sells.
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The book was a challenge, a secondhand paperback crammed with huge and violent emotions in small, crowded type on waterlogged pages.
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So as tech stocks soared and drove much of the broader market's gains, hedge funds crammed their portfolios with their shares.
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In every installment, the strip's mood is named in a subtitle (I'm fond of "the crammed, complicated, barely decipherable comic strip").
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She and her four small children are now crammed into their neighbor's hut across the dirt road with a dozen people.
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Crammed down narrow alleyways and along the main thoroughfare are small shops selling everything from street food to electrical goods to jewelry.
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They tow the second boat, an inflatable dinghy with flimsy plywood baseboards that's crammed from pontoon to pontoon with extremely cold people.
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According to a Department of Justice (DOJ) press release, each snake was crammed into its own emptied tube of knockoff Pringles chips.
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Densely-crammed with infectious pop hooks, the songs burst with punk energy, incorporating elements of glitch-pop, hip-hop, and dance music.
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But behind a padlocked metal gate hundreds of migrants still languish, crammed side to side on mattresses in a single unventilated room.
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Its narrow streets are crammed with delivery trucks and men pushing trolleys loaded with crates of dried fungi, herbs, berries -- and seahorses.
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The Observatory also highlights chronic overcrowding with facilities crammed with about double the number of inmates they were built to cope with.
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Maybe it was because the reporters, developers, and analysts crammed shoulder-to-shoulder inside the downtown Beijing convention center weren't Jobs aficionados.
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The Galaxy S8 has a 5.8-inch display crammed into what feels like a normal-sized phone, with a barely-there bezel.
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Linda recalled how busy the field at Auburn always was, continually crammed in the off-hours with young mothers pushing cheap strollers.
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The rent for each room was about $23 a month, split among the four or five tenants who crammed into each room.
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CRAMMED trains, cancelled flights, late postal deliveries: the prospect of widespread strikes threatens to give many Britons a distinctly un-merry Christmas.
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The SUV of the future is crammed full of screens: 11 total, with more than 100 combined inches of screen real estate.
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Mice are small, cheap to rear and don't mind living crammed together, whether in a lab enclosure or under a barn floor.
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Her daughter, son-in-law, and grandson were left homeless by the fire, and they're all crammed into one small hotel room.
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In Lordsburg, more than 100 men, women, and children were crammed into two detention spaces with a total maximum capacity of 85.
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For years, networks crammed in more ads, in part to offset lower ratings, said Brian Wieser, a media analyst at Pivotal Research.
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Also, any opportunity to avoid being crammed into a subway car with my face shoved into someone's armpit is a welcomed one.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoI sat down on the train, two laptops, a tablet, and an e-reader crammed in my purse.
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Image: SpaceXThe ironic thing about living in space is that you spend all of your time crammed into a tiny tin can.
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But those plans have gone awry; the school is now home to hundreds of women and children, crammed into classrooms and corridors.
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The schools that still function are crammed and there are fewer teachers to run them—around 150,000 have fled or been killed.
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The London Magazine commissioned him to write a piece on literary swimmers in 1988; the article was vivid and crammed with learning.
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T) can be crammed with some 150 million yen to 1.6 billion yen ($1.3 million-$14 million) in Japan's biggest-denomination bills.
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Competition in the neighborhood is surely stiff, with Output, Good Room, and a typically crammed weekend schedule of parties to contend with.
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His Instagram page is crammed with fan art; illustrations, anime, a doll someone painstakingly altered to mirror his likeness—tattoos and all.
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An Nvidia Geforce GTX 1070 graphics processor in a desktop tower is functionally the same as a 1070 crammed into a notebook.
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In 2014, New York Times op-ed columnist Nicholas Kristof visited Myanmar and walked through refugee camps still crammed full with Rohingya.
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Stressed, scanned, patted down, and crammed in, airline passengers seem to be research subjects in some kind of grand experiment in humiliation.
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Sometimes 100 or more animals are crammed into cargo vans, possibly for a few days, locked inside crates with their own excrement.
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Western International High School does not have enough books for its pupils, who are crammed into classes of up to 246 children.
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For customers who prefer eggs from hens who aren't crammed into cages, there are $4 cartons labeled free-range or pasture-raised.
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The gift shop is crammed with long out-of-print exhibition catalogs and no less hard-to-find (but surprisingly inexpensive) prints.
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"The cell was so crammed I had to ask other prisoners to make room so I could urinate and defecate," he said.
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Greeted cheerily, she is guided to the portable dentist chair crammed into a tiny space next to a gleaming, gray rectangular box.
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They're called "bumpers" — usually an action-crammed, lightning-fast five seconds or less, followed by a title card with the release date.
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Let's be honest, a lot of what you're paying for here is the novelty of having all that crammed into a ring.
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October 229, 2017: Rohingya refugees crammed into an open-back truck on a highway leading toward the Leda refugee camp in Bangladesh.
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At halftime, it seems like half the arena is crammed into a small gated smoking area outside the doors opposite the entrance.
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It is now a museum about the regime, tucked away from the horror of rooms crammed with skulls and bloodspattered iron bedsteads.
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What's really so hypnotically and addictively compelling about the Model 3 is how many great ideas have been crammed into one automobile.
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Ms. Bridgeman had been raped and impaled with a pipe, and a brick had been crammed into her mouth, the complaint said.
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At one point I found myself on the floor and crammed between seats, watching a bus play by Larson and Abigail Entsminger.
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On Friday, even as the rally began outside, about a hundred people were crammed inside the bar, nursing drinks and taking selfies.
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DAHYAN, Yemen — The boys crammed into the bus, their thin bodies packed three to a seat, with latecomers jammed in the aisle.
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In the multilevel set we see circus posters plastered to the walls of the boys' bedroom and shelves crammed with toy soldiers.
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And it meant that, despite an audience crammed with rock's hipster elite, the lyrics that most came to mind were Mamma Mia!
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On Wednesday night, hundreds crammed into a migrant shelter in Guatemala City and bedded down on the floor of a nearby school.
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All 16 people had been crammed into what police described as a "jeep-like vehicle", heading toward the Greek town of Alexandroupolis.
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T. is doing two Master's programs simultaneously and my head spins just thinking of all the things he's crammed into his schedule.
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We were crammed into my dorm room twin bed, and we hadn't even noticed the condom's absence until the sex was over.
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"Don't ask how we crammed this much roasted turkey flavor into every crisp," the chip purveyor wrote on Twitter earlier this month.
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The United Nations thinks half of the two million people in Idlib are internally displaced, and therefore crammed into its overstretched camps.
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This semiautobiographical film is crammed full of genuine moments, showcasing the good, bad, and ugly aspects of family, friendship, and growing up.
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" One viewer quoted by One Million Moms commented that they are "fed up with having the gay agenda crammed down our throats!
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Her quick-thinking teacher crammed 15 students into a tiny bathroom off the classroom, saving all of their lives and her own.
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It is a lot of data crammed into a single screen and needs a lot of tapping simply to log daily symptoms.
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On paper, this has great potential — at least if the paper in question is the call sheet, crammed with sharp comedy actors.
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Young men crammed into mini-buses and rickshaws were seen shouting slogans and waving the red and yellow flag of Karnataka state.
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She operates the bee salon out of her fifth-floor office, crammed with chairs, microscopes, and intimidating posters of enlarged wasp heads.
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They cooked lavish and flavorful vegetarian food — asparagus and buttery sauce Maltaise, thali platters crammed with many kinds of dals and vegetables.
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Sometimes there can be a lifetime of stuff crammed into every drawer and shelf in the house, basement, attic, garage and shed.
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Why we loved it: This network spin on "Sherlock Holmes" was crammed with puns and always throwing its characters into absurd situations.
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The whole point is to make visitors feel like they are actually on the moon, not crammed into an attraction at Disneyland.
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On a sunny day this summer, he crammed a small portion of his solar cooking studio into four bags, just for me.
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The normally sleepy village was crammed with people eager for the eclipse: locals from neighboring villages, out-of-towners, tour groups, backpackers.
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The cost is partly due to the manufacturing process that allows so much visible data to be crammed onto such a tiny surface.
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There's still a giant box of electronics inside Teddy's torso, however, mostly due to a set of four AA batteries crammed in there.
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On Thursday, representatives from a broader coalition of LGBTQ groups from across Dallas crammed into donated office space to listen and share ideas.
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But when Ernst arrived, the room was full, with dozens more crammed into the doorway and spilling into an atrium and adjacent hallways.
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Committed to preserving their reputation, and K-pop's in general, for sonic innovation, they've crammed their songs full of explosively busy, conflicting elements.
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With Besson again operating the camera, and a bunch of crew crammed into the tiny set, Delevingne performs the scene again and again.
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A few days later, students and investors crammed elbow-to-elbow inside a building on Harvard's Radcliffe campus for the fund's annual meeting.
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In interviews with survivors, the team from Disability Rights International (DRI) discovered that 800 children were crammed into a home built for 500.
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Sending and receiving mmW signals will require entirely new kinds of antennas that will have to be crammed inside of tiny mobile handsets.
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About 750 people crammed into a small opera house in Rochester on Saturday morning as filmmaker Michael Moore and former Ohio state Sen.
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Instead, it feels like an epic fantasy trilogy crammed into a single film and sandwiched in the middle of a fairy tale sitcom.
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Runaways is one of the rare instances where its pilot warranted a two-hour runtime because of how much exposition is crammed in.
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More than 1,000 people crammed into the small venue, among them members of the Kennedy family, composer Seiji Ozawa, and writer Tom Wolfe.
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"I LOVE YOU ELON," a male voice shouted from somewhere among the 2,000 pairs of khaki shorts that had crammed into the tent.
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One such instance occurred when he was press-ganged onto a slave ship, where he saw Africans branded, chained and crammed below decks.
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Social and political upheaval also helps to account for the astonishing success of the first film, which was crammed full of ABBA hits.
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Starting in 2014, images of desperate people crammed onto boats as they tried to cross the Mediterranean began to appear on TV screens.
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Yet lots of school buildings in the camp are hosting families as they wait to set up home in the already crammed camps.
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However during days with heavy pollution, such as during a recent major traffic jam in Chengdu, the rings become distorted and crammed together.
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Of course, Samsung being Samsung, there are a bunch of new gimmicky features crammed into it so there's something to show on commercials.
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He spent almost an hour on that radio show, crammed into a studio no bigger than a powder room with three teenage boys.
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Other full-screen apps on other phones put navigation or other design elements in that area, and it doesn't look crowded or crammed.
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First, the route passes through Heaton, a former working-class suburb crammed with terraced housing, the sort of digs long occupied by students.
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Set to compete against the $35 Google Chromecast, the Roku Express is essentially the old Roku 2 crammed into a very tiny box.
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Along with Randy Polumbo's "Telephone" (2016), a phone booth crammed with blown glass and LEDs, the figures made for a strange street scene.
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Or the city and state's belief that the majority of the affected 2000,22010 daily riders will divert to alternate, already-crammed subway lines.
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In a summer crammed of expensive CG-heavy blockbusters, director Matt Reeves and star Andy Serkis have managed to make theirs stand out.
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You're doped up on Vicodin and drinking meal replacement shakes because your nose is crammed full of gauze and you can't taste anything.
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Samsung could have crammed in larger batteries that are thicker, but that would have also meant making the Note 10s fatter as well.
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It has a nice stretch to it, so I can still move after I've crammed my fat, puffy jacket arms inside the sleeves.
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In Berlin's Marzahn-Hellersdorf borough, 2350,4003 people live stacked atop of each other, crammed into one concrete-slab apartment complex after the next.
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Like you, I need my personal space, and when I'm crammed cheek-by-jowl with commuters on a train, I find it suffocating.
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ON A recent afternoon excavators and dump trucks crammed into what remained of the alleyways of Xupu on the western edge of Shanghai.
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The beautiful concrete, metal, and wood location is crammed with 20- and 30-something fashion and tech employees donning Yeezies and Balenciaga sweaters.
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Many of the poorest displaced families languish in trailers and shacks, waiting to rebuild, and thousands of others are crammed into rental apartments.
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They've been standing in line for possibly hours and now they're crammed into a seat with no leg room and given no food.
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Such boats are regularly crammed with migrants by people smugglers operating from Libya and were never built to withstand crossing the Mediterranean Sea.
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Longfield's staff found that some homeless families placed in former office buildings were crammed into single rooms as small as 140 square feet.
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An increase in detentions in the border area means the site is crammed with 1,700 people, the rights collective said in its report.
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Crammed inside of the 200-square-foot Burgerlords kitchen, Otium restaurant's chef Timothy Hollingsworth is assembling a burger with eel and shishito peppers.
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Normally you'd be down, but you're way too wiped from today's brutal physics midterm (which, of course, you crammed for the night before).
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A merchant in the city described long lines for gas, bare shelves at groceries and hospitals crammed with wounded soldiers, militiamen and residents.
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Almost every day, convoys of Toyota trucks crammed with masked paramilitaries rolled into the rebellious towns south of Managua to demolish the barricades.
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"Sometimes bookstores will have that one embarrassing section," Wechsler said, giving the crammed shelves a self-conscious scan as a photographer began shooting.
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"I loooove money" are among the first words we hear in "Generation Wealth," Lauren Greenfield's crammed compendium of capitalist excesses and toxic materialism.
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The wagon takes Eger's family to a brick factory, where they work before being crammed in a cattle car en route to Auschwitz.
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Players watched the game in a couple of rooms at the team hotel, then crammed into one to celebrate the victory, Marvin said.
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And thanks to curatorial laziness, phenomenal works by talented and important artists are being experienced like so many gewgaws crammed into a Wunderkammer.
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Crammed ten or 215 into one- or two-room tents, the roughly 22,143 refugees had no electricity, little clean water, and few latrines.
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Except that this is how the budget in Albany is always done: crammed with nonfiscal matters that the governor or other lawmakers want.
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Her guests, who included theater stars and singers, sat on brocade Edwardian sofas, among tables crammed with Chinese lamps and tiny animal figurines.
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They bolted portable emissions-testing equipment to a sheet of plywood and crammed it into the back of a Volkswagen diesel station wagon.
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Were there indeed 120 actors crammed in a makeshift shed that passed for a dressing room during last summer's production of "Twelfth Night"?
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If too much matter is crammed into one place, the cumulative force of gravity becomes overwhelming, and the place becomes an eternal trap.
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That brain is crammed with so much trivia, he's probably had to delete the node that tells him how to use a fork.
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First physical walls and then the limits of geography have hemmed the city in and ensured that its residents are crammed tightly together.
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At least 13 grounded stealth fighters rode out Isabel crammed into a single hangar that was rated to withstand a Category 2 hurricane.
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I crammed a 17-year-old, and 14-year-old, and a nine-year old back there and the complaints were surprisingly minimal.
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It's not just the fact that he's 99 years old that gives it authority, it's the life he's crammed into those 99 years.
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Beginning in the 19073s they crammed themselves into tenements on lower Washington Street and opened restaurants, bakeries and newsstands selling Arabic-language publications.
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But Pokémon has always been a series that felt constrained by technology, as these games are grand adventures crammed on to tiny handhelds.
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Three and a half years ago, Mr. Guengueng's family had to move into a homeless shelter, where they were crammed into two rooms.
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Getting all of that at once would make for a Homer Car of an event — too many things unrealistically crammed into one package.
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You've seen the images — those super compelling, impressive photographs of someone's years' worth of trash, crammed into a tiny 16-oz mason jar.
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" When a police officer comes knocking, the father and boys panic and hide, "crammed together under his desk, my father in the middle.
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For days, before the election, Britain's tabloid press was crammed with lurid details of his coterie's alleged associations with paramilitary and Islamist organizations.
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I was no longer crammed shoulder to shoulder with hundreds of people, and there were couches where people could sit down and relax.
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From two immense North Face bags crammed with his outfits, Mr. Badia had selected on that torrid morning a Joseph coat, a Juun.
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My brother and I were raised in a small but gloriously book-crammed house by loving and devoted parents who came from elsewhere.
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Finally we crammed into a boat with 300 other people and set sail from Mariel around three in the morning on July 31.
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They move on by truck at night, then paddle in canoes to an island, and board a rickety boat crammed with 50 people.
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The tone I really wanted was like a jungle, like a crammed city jungle, just a lot of stuff, how the stores are.
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The image, published in May, contains about 265,000 visible galaxies crammed into a region smaller than the moon's apparent size in the sky.
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In reality, they were crammed together in their South Slope apartment, the kitchen full of hormone-free milk, gooey dates, and goat cheese.
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Chef Randolph and six guests — including me — were crammed into the world&aposs tiniest IHOP, which has a working commercial kitchen inside it.
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Transporting them typically means treating them as if they're already dead -- crammed into trailers sometimes for days without sufficient food, water or rest.
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The area was crammed with press, along with families and pageant queens hoping to get a glimpse of the contestants and celebrity judges.
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Hundreds of thousands of refugees were crammed on a strip of land that lacked roads or infrastructure to support the delivery of aid.
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The girls, 56 of them, were crammed into a room of less than 413 square feet and given 23 polystyrene mattresses to share.
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"We crammed six years in," said Jason Chaffetz, a former Republican congressman from Utah who left the job at the end of June.
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Shared experiences help us to sort through the seven billion other bodies crammed into the narrow window of existence we're blessed to occupy.
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The series is crammed with music, featuring everything from recognizable late-'70s hits to songs written specifically for the show's characters to perform.
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The show crammed a whopping 15 matches into two-and-a-half hours, and exactly four of them were decided by a clean pinfall.
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The facility was in a recently converted ex-motel; she told me her room was crammed with three twin beds and a small chair.
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Judging by the half-drunk roars and whistles that followed, most people crammed into the tiny venue space had come specifically to see them.
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This week is crammed with U.S. economic data, with consumer confidence, revised fourth-quarter growth, manufacturing and personal income and spending numbers all due.
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Business leaders, dressed in traditional robes, left their bodyguards behind as they crammed into the small town of Agbor deep in the Niger Delta.
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So many people crammed into the streets that "our march turned into a stand," said Ellen Crafts, who handled public relations for the event.
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It offered variety, rested comfortably on a desk, and wasn't being crammed down our throats by every vendor trying to make a quick buck.
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He estimates there were about 1,500 people crammed into the three tents, an estimate in line with those of the others we spoke with.
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Authorities asked people who have not been instructed to evacuate to stay off the roads as evacuees crammed the streets to get to safety.
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Early on, the Spades' Tribeca loft was crammed with boxes that she hauled up and down five floors and shipped at the post office.
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Indeed, half of them are crammed into an opening montage, and it is left to Mr Affleck's expository voice-over to piece them together.
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The city is crammed full of restaurants and bars and in the summer, nightclubs open up on barges along the Sava and Danube rivers.
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STROLL through Evry, a suburb south of Paris crammed with tower blocks and fresh construction, and you will find Manuel Valls a popular man.
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In a convoy of eight trucks, each crammed with 30-odd West Africans, Ikuenobe's fellow travelers ranged from doctors to entire families with toddlers.
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Many of us still marvel when a modern blockbuster game is crammed onto it, or when it's capable of offering fun virtual reality experiences.
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The House of Lords was resplendent with gilt, glass, a bevy of bishops and many geriatric former politicians crammed onto its red leather benches.
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"It'll be faster than that jet over there," Musk quipped, as an airplane soared over the exultant crowd crammed into Tesla's Hawthorne, California facility.
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"I find her conviction very moving and her tenacity astounding," Ms. Dunham said to a crowd crammed inside a coffee shop in Iowa City.
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In a more crammed PPV, this might've been folded into a collage style video package or cut entirely; here, everything was allowed to breathe.
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There is this contrast—inside the colony the inmates lead a very crammed existence and outside there are wast landscapes and hardly any people.
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For apartments or homes running low on storage space, the Cuisiniart juicer and its 9-inch wide base can happily squeeze into crammed cabinets.
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Rather, it attracts more residents, leads to more driving by existing residents and boosts transport-intensive economic activity, until roads are once again crammed.
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Farebrother financed the party herself — organized by Bob Halley — and 80 people crammed into a converted barn near her home in West Sussex, England.
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Only a few blocks from Times Square, it is crammed with more than 3,000 pieces of "female magician ephemera," only part of her collection.
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The Sport is crammed full of other sensors, but the only other one that really matters for fitness data is the heart-rate sensor.
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Every venue crammed wall to wall with teens, mostly, chanting his name, howling every single word and wielding flowers to throw on the stage.
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With the Pixel 3a, Google has crammed all the nifty pixel software and AI-enhanced features into a phone that costs half the price.
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Row after row of tiny tin shacks crammed into a small lot hidden behind a high fence in the middle class neighborhood of Lindavista.
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These days, there are so many over-the-top restaurant versions crammed with calories, and that's what inspired me to whip up today's recipe.
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The MateBook 2256 is a 103-inch laptop crammed into a body that's very similar, dimensions- and design-wise, to Apple's 210-inch MacBook.
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Her dress is long with billowing sleeves, her floor is blanketed with several rugs and her mantelpiece is crammed with an assortment of antiques.
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Mr Frayn obliquely notes that "the discerning theatregoer will feel instantly at home" spotting the door-crammed set at the beginning of "Noises Off".
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They're the ones you see crammed into the White House Press Room, bombarding the White House Press Secretary with questions during daily press briefings.
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CCTV footage later captured them fleeing with wheelie bins and bags crammed with gold, diamonds and other valuable gems worth up to $20 million.
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All she needs is a bus ticket, a brown riveted case crammed with smashed slices of white bread and fat fried slabs of perch.
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Proudly crass and amiably dumb, Nicholas Stoller's gag-crammed sequel essentially takes the bones of the 2014 original and gives them a gender flip.
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Meagher's life was crammed with so many unlikely adventures that a head-on train collision that killed 48 passengers earns only a single page.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has brought numerous cases against companies that crammed distribution channels as part of fraudulent schemes to inflate their earnings.
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And the reward for pushing yourself is a puzzle crammed with some Scrabbly, awesome entries that you will not see earlier in the week.
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On a recent Saturday afternoon, the elbows were out as dozens of beachgoers crammed into a stretch of the Rockaways shoreline near 26th Street.
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The premise felt like one more cynical take on showbiz shallowness and debauchery — "Entourage" and "Episodes" crammed into two ends of a horse costume.
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The Rest was fairly elegant, with its antique-appearing light fixtures, taxidermied animal heads mounted on the walls, and shelves crammed with hardcover books.
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"What's really so hypnotically and addictively compelling about the Model 3 is how many great ideas have been crammed into one automobile," I said.
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When the Syrians came, the landlords increased the rents unfairly, but some tenants crammed a dozen beds into single apartments and made Sulukule home.
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Jamie says that her father was an ardent family man, attentive, affectionate, an unending didact who crammed his kids with poetry, music, Hebrew lessons.
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The notch — the black area at the top of the display where Apple crammed the front-facing camera and sensors — isn't a big deal.
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The budding entrepreneurs had arrived at the space — replete with fridges crammed with craft beer and a $3,000 coffee maker — only late last year.
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Sense8 hasn't been fully revived, and a story that probably would have taken seasons to unfold now has to be crammed into two hours.
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If Twilley's turbid family living room feels generic, oppressive, depressing, crammed with stuff, and badly decorated, that's because lots of people live this way.
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Her Instagram is also worth a follow, crammed full of vintage clothing, parties in the hills, and hair and tattoo-inspiration worth screen-shotting.
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Hundreds slept crammed in tents in the old arrivals terminal last summer, in scorching temperatures with little food and bouts of crime and violence.
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After waiting for three hours, I was lucky enough to make it inside the venue, crammed side-by-side with over 2,000 other supporters.
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After all, that small crew will be crammed together on a spaceship for a few years at least, and getting along will be essential.
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My house groans with thousands of books — novels, story collections, criticism — crammed into bookshelves on the first and second floor, and even into closets.
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That's not a new species, by the way — though you could be forgiven for thinking so in a play crammed with hybrids and chimeras.
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I have to resist listing all the activities crammed into the pages of my favorite wimmelbooks because they would come across as cringingly mundane.
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The Hunt With two small children crammed into a two-bedroom co-op in Yorkville, Briana Tortoso was ready to head for the suburbs.
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An earlier version of this puzzle was crammed with far too much theme material in the grid, forcing some pretty ugly fill in places.
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With 20 pianos crammed in, the space looked much like a musical showroom — except for the pianists engaged in a bizarre sequence of gestures.
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Finally, Fatebe flings back her head, her open mouth crammed with more than a dozen asparagus stalks, as if her mouth were a vase.
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It was hard to leave things behind — "I'm still in love with garbage bin lids," she murmured wistfully — but her studio was already crammed.
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This notion of all of this labor and all of this time and all of this artistry crammed into one place, it was extraordinary.
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"Baking is a lot more improvisational than people think," she said as she crammed more and more fruit into the pan, snuggling everything together.
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Until the past couple of days, his news briefings were a case study in poor social distancing, with officials crammed together for the cameras.
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The telltale signs of a town in collapse are crammed into 42 bracing minutes: rioting, gun violence, families torn apart, political secrets and sabotage.
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Tens of thousands of Hasidic men crammed the thoroughfares of Borough Park, Brooklyn, for the funeral for Yisroel Avrohom Portugal, a revered Orthodox rabbi.
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In a larger space in Williamsburg, shelves will still be crammed with crackers and tinned seafood, and counters will dispense fine meats and cheeses.
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By the end of the evening, he had crammed 2285 points, 22016 rebounds and 276 assists into 14 minutes 45 seconds of playing time.
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José René Zamora, 75, a pineapple farmer, was filling his pickup truck at a state-owned gas station, his family crammed on the flatbed.
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None were undrinkable, but in wine shops already crammed with generic whites, it's doubtful that the unfamiliar names have much shot of breaking through.
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The Freshly Picked Classic Diaper Bag has a beautiful design that masks just how many diapers, wipes, and toys you have crammed in there.
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It can help them understand how DNA packs into a cell, or how a giant solar sail could be crammed into a small satellite.
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It may be a little odd that we have to do it crammed together under the blazing sun, but it is what it is.
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And Adam Begley's sympathetic and judicious book is a slim affair, as biographies go, for all that it is crammed with character and incident.
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After we lost our home and our house, six of us spent the summer of 1990 crammed into one room in Delhi, sleeping fitfully.
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Its whine sounds the alarm for her four school-age grandchildren who, one by one, emerge sleepwalking from corners of their crammed rented house.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)At Beirut's Galilee Secondary School, around 2000 Palestinian teenagers are crammed into a single classroom in a haphazard arrangement of desks.
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The atmosphere outside the courthouse was reminiscent of a political rally, with protesters, supporters and members of the media crammed together on the sidewalk.
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On Wednesday, the front of the stage at David Geffen Hall was crammed with a motley assortment of percussion instruments, many concocted from junk.
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A vast majority of Rohingya are still crammed into squalid refugee camps in Bangladesh, fearing what might await them if they were to return.
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But Jabra has crammed a lot of functionality into those two buttons, and it's easy to get mixed up on what each one does.
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The U.N. humanitarian affairs agency OCHA said the crisis had reached a horrifying level, with displaced people crammed into a small pocket of Idlib.
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It's also crammed with driver-assist technology, a helpful addition when tooling around on the freeway (though not mission-critical in the truck world).
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For any new occupant of the White House, the early months are like a graduate seminar in policy crammed into every half-hour meeting.
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Unlike these documentary works, The Punk Reader is crammed with in-text citations, references to movements in subcultural studies, and charts of ethnographic research.
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"It took that one-size-fits-all and crammed it down on the entire country," the former GOP House representative from South Carolina said.
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Still, some things are more memorable than others, and the shutdown was eventually dwarfed by the changes crammed down America's collective throat by ObamaCare.
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There, above the meat case crammed with pork chops, steaks and chicken, were toys arrayed on shelves tantalizingly close to our small outstretched arms.
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The ZNSPCA says that the following morning the elephants were crammed into crates and spirited out of the park as their inspection team slept.
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It's also crammed with driver-assist technology, a helpful addition when tooling around on the freeway (although not mission critical in the truck world).
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The image above, published in May, contains about 265,000 visible galaxies crammed into a region smaller than the moon's apparent size in the sky.
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He crammed such discoveries into impractical vehicles – a souped-up Renault Clio, a string of Porsches – in which he hurtled around the mountain roads.
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They would allow customers to opt out of their information grabbing ad-crammed service, but for an additional cost of $500 to $800 annually.
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The lines and scale are usually about the same, but the M3 usually earns a more aggressive appearance and is crammed with performance modifications.
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They tended to stricken men, crammed 30 to a ward, with the dirt from their factory jobs still smeared on their faces and hands.
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They tended to stricken men, crammed 30 to a ward, with the dirt from their factory jobs still smeared on their faces and hands.
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A vast majority of Rohingya are still crammed into squalid refugee camps in Bangladesh, fearing what might await them if they were to return.
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Then on Monday night, another new recipe: David Tanis's herb omelet pita sandwich, which is all kinds of beautiful and absolutely crammed with flavor.
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There they joined more than one million other refugees crammed into the city's international districts, the imperial spoils from the prior century's Opium Wars.
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This is just a sampling of this disjointed, crammed episode where simply too much happened, with minimal time to process and several distracting subplots.
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Ultimately, prosecutors said, Mr. Seabrook was delivered $60,000 in bills crammed inside a designer bag purchased from his favorite luxury goods store, Salvatore Ferragamo.
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The rapid-fire banter can at times reach "Gilmore Girls" density, each page crammed with zingers finely tuned for the almond-milk-sipping set.
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It's much harder to motivate yourself to crack open a weighty tome crammed with characters and subplots than to just scroll through Twitter's ephemera.
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He's got more of them crammed into this album than any other record released this year, but it's all right because they all fit snug.
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For paleontologists, that is not a surprise, given the rare conditions needed to preserve fossils and the fact that world is not crammed with animals.
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That's why Sony, as it set out to build the new Xperia Agent concept, crammed every idea and sensor it could into a single box.
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His love of materials—clay, stone, wood, brass, fabrics, glass—is evident throughout his workshop, which is densely crammed with hundreds of indescribably beautiful objects.
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It shows people crammed on the floor of an open truck, vainly trying to shade their bodies from the sun and hide from the gendarmes.
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Crammed with eavesdropping equipment, the Viktor Leonov has loitered in these waters before, but its current visit is the latest in a string of provocations.
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Cassio Vasconcellos' photo looks like an air traffic controller's nightmare: Hundreds of planes crammed on a tarmac in an intricate web of terminals and jetways.
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Fantastic Beasts is crammed with new details about the wizarding world, but the U.S. school system is something we don't hear about all that much.
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Sure, you could order it on Amazon, but it's way too heavy to lug around in your backpack and your bookshelf is looking pretty crammed.
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The government imposed its policy of offshore detention after a sharp rise in the number of boats crammed with asylum seekers arriving in Australian waters.
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Bundled against the cold, hundreds stood crammed shoulder-to-shoulder under fluorescent lights, deathly quiet, straining to hear their congresswoman over the feeble sound system.
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The dogs here are malnourished and physically abused, crammed into tiny wire-floored pens, and exposed to the freezing winter elements and scorching summer conditions.
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Over 300 cats found crammed into a single apartment in Toronto, Ontario, are now spread out at foster homes and animal rescues across the city.
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Though 40 pages seems like a lot less than Target's 52, Macy's crammed a lot (and we mean a lot) of stuff onto each page.
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It was an uncomfortable but powerful moment that snapped into focus this drama about private agonies crammed into the pressure cooker of a performing life.
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As a result, once-spacious courtyard homes are now divided into smaller crammed houses or sheds that are rented out cheaply to poor migrant workers.
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After darkness fell, I finally ventured into the zine tent where the younger, less established, and poorer artists were crammed like rats in a cage.
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"We used to travel the country all crammed in a van," frontman Matt Ramsey tells PEOPLE, thinking back to the release of their first album.
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At all times, it feels like a full 10-episode season of Transparent crammed into two hours (roughly the running time of four Transparent episodes).
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Bocuse d'Or committee member Christian Tetedoie carried the dish out before each judge—and then, hurriedly, before the crammed, heaving line of media for inspection.
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Nearly all the great operas are crammed with gore, crudity and all the things from which right-thinking parents seek to shield their precious progeny.
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By mid-morning, commuters were crammed into stations across the city, waiting to board trains that were badly delayed, with no service on some lines.
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Despite pledges by fashion and luxury houses not to use skeletal-looking models when promoting their goods, billboards and magazines remain crammed with skinny figures.
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By mid-morning commuters were crammed into stations across the city, waiting to board trains that were badly delayed, with no service on some lines.
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And Gamora and Nebula's complicated relationship, despite Karen Gillan's solid performance of the clinically cold assassin, is crammed into tiny, rushed slivers of screen time.
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Yet the ferries are crammed with them: Indonesian soldiers returning from a tour in Papua typically pack a few wild cockatoos or lories to sell.
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