As the new students arrive in "Blackboard Jungle," Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch) shows up to explain why she's against the Southside infiltration: More students mean more packed classes, and more packed classes mean plummeting GPAs.
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The only thing more packed is outside, trying to get in.
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And when temperatures drop, she said, classes are even more packed.
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As the day went on, the halls became more and more packed.
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I imagine it would be even more packed during the high season.
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Looking at the schedule, no day is more packed than Thursday, September 26.
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It's a lot to keep track of in an ever more packed Netflix landscape.
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Candidates are making their final pitches to voters, and their events are even more packed.
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It is difficult to think of a more packed Netflix premiere week than this one.
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The train was more packed than a zombie-apocalypse evacuation and I got my phone pick-pocketed.
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Profits and margins among Delta and its competitors have shrunk, even as planes are more packed than ever.
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About 60 residents, advocates and elected officials took turns testifying, and many more packed the glossy wooden benches.
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Summer is the busiest travel season for U.S. airlines, and this year airports will be more packed than ever.
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And the calendar's only getting more packed the more villages and towns we level, killing all life in our path.
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But add in a couple lights and a little competition, and your local gym might get a little more packed. Gulp.
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The stadium was more packed Sunday than on previous days, when Epic games hosted a duos tournament and an amateurs vs.
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It might seem pretty trivial to your average ctrl-f assassin, but there's a whole lot more packed into this command.
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By the time Camea handed duties off to the also-tremendous Butane, the place was more packed than it had been all night.
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Even without Jay, there was no shortage of celebs -- like Dave Chappelle, Common, Cardi B, Jack Nicholson and many more ... packed the arena.
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Venice, Italy serves as the "front line" of the battle against over-tourism, as the waterways have become more packed than ever before.
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I didn't realize how big it was until people started to come in and started to get a little more packed and people started cheering.
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I follow my new friend into the hall and notice it's full—far more packed than one would expect for a flat Earth convention in central Alberta.
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Twentieth Century Fox is betting R marks the spot for box office gold, as theaters grow more packed with superhero movies, and a maturing audience demands edgier content.
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Though Delta and American CEO's will not "continue to push" smaller seats and more packed rows, the fate of legroom on another major carrier, United Airlines flights is unknown.
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OK, to be honest, we need the next six months to be even more fun, even more packed with dope history and sweet facts and stories for the ages.
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Workers on top of the rubble shovelled debris away as thousands of people swarmed around the rescue site -- dozens watching from rooftops and hundreds more packed into the surrounding streets.
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He confirmed that the Persian omelet was always made with lots of chopped parsley, dill, cilantro: the more packed with herbs, the better, and just enough eggs to bind them.
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In fact, Biden may have played to more packed rooms in the run-up to the 2008 caucuses, in which he limped home with an embarrassingly weak fifth-place finish.
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CP+ is a chaotic mess of a trade show, and it seemed even more packed than usual this year — not ideal conditions for monochrome, which tends to work best with simple compositions.
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The High Line, the elevated park that winds past the midsections of Chelsea's luxury apartment buildings, was even more packed than usual, given its new role as a conduit into Hudson Yards.
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Trump and the Republican National Committee raised a gargantuan $105 million in the second quarter of 2019, signaling that his war chest will be significantly more packed this time around than in 2016.
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Gift a Birchbox subscription for her, $45/3 monthsGift a Birchbox subscription for him, $30/3 monthsThe grooming, skincare, and beauty industries couldn't be more packed with products for all types of needs and concerns.
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This bit sums up his review:The market for premium $1,000 laptops is more packed than it's ever been, with some incredible machines dominating the price point, mainly spurred by the success of the original MacBook Air.
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There is also a competitive angle: The more packed the stadium and the more engaged the crowd, the more difficult it may be for the opposing team to convert a third-and-9 in the fourth quarter.
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As the party's DJs—Crackstevens, Khalif, and others from across the UK and beyond—guided us across genres and the room grew more and more packed, I discovered a new kind of silence as my body wined.
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But to live here, as I do, is to notice deteriorations since the end of Mike Bloomberg's administration: public spaces that seem dirtier, subways that feel more packed, an apparent rise in the number of homeless people on the streets.
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Since President Rodrigo Duterte's violent antidrug campaign began in 2016, Philippine jails have become increasingly more packed, propelling the overall prison system to the top of the World Prison Brief's list of the most overcrowded incarceration systems in the world.
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In the line for Don's Johns, the famed porta-potties that were still left over from the inauguration, I met a woman named Ann who worked in DC. She said that the subway ride in for her was more packed than any of her morning rush hour commutes.
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The second thing you may notice upon entering the shop is how inviting it feels, with its bright, bookshelf-lined walls, clusters of sturdy wooden tables and racks of board games — and that's before you get to the back of the store with a craft-beer taproom, small stage and even more packed bookshelves.
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In Serbia, Thursday, March 24 couldn't have been more packed with news events: former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadžić was sentenced to 40 years in prison for war crimes, it was the anniversary of the start of NATO's 1999 bombing campaign on Serbia—launched against Belgrade's repression of Kosovo, anti-NATO rally,—and a group of left-wingers faced off a bigger group of far-right protesters rallying against NATO and the EU. Karadžić is the highest-ranking official to be sentenced for genocide committed during the Bosnian war, in which 100,000 people were killed and more than 2.2 million fled their homes.
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Bararite has about a 6% greater density than cryptohalite. As discussed before, its structure is more packed. This substance can be produced easily from aqueous solution, but only below 5 °C (41 °F) will pure bararite form.Gossner, B. (1903) Ammoniumsiliciumfluorid.
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While the wasted vote effect is strongest when a party wins by narrow margins across multiple districts, gerrymandering narrow margins can be risky when voters are less predictable. To minimize the risk of demographic or political shifts swinging a district to the opposition, politicians can create more packed districts, leading to more comfortable margins in unpacked ones.
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Epstein- Barr virus infects and persists in more than 90% of world population. Transmission of this virus occurs through saliva and is more commonly seen in developing countries where there are living areas are more packed together and less hygienic. Replication of this virus can occur in the oropharyngeal epithelial tissue and nasopharyngeal tissue. EBV primarily targets B lymphocytes.
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Although there was a complaint against the author by a fifteen-year-old prostitute, Olga, who served Panizza as a photographic model, there were no charges filed. It may have been a heightened fear of foreign anarchists that led to his expulsion. At any rate, he once more packed up his belongings, including his extensive library of ten thousand books, and moved to Paris.
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ESCs designed for boats are by necessity waterproof. The watertight structure is significantly different from that of non-marine type ESCs, with a more packed air trapping enclosure. Thus arises the need to cool the motor and ESC effectively to prevent rapid failure. Most marine-grade ESCs are cooled by circulated water run by the motor, or negative propeller vacuum near the drive shaft output.
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A typical class in St Michael's has about forty students. Sixth Form can be more packed, with some classes with fifty or more students. In November 2005, construction on the new primary school building began on the school's back field to replace the original wooden building that was falling apart due to termite infestation and posing a danger to students. The new primary school building was completed by the end of 2006 at a cost of RM2.4 million, all of which came from former students and donors.
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The first match organised was held at Ross Gregory Oval in St Kilda. Drawing a crowd of over 2,000 people it was successful in raising over A$6,000. Due to the interest generated, Sacred Heart Mission assumed its organisation and a larger venue, Junction Oval, a former Victorian Football League stadium was chosen to accommodate the larger crowds. The 2005 event packed the Junction Oval to capacity, attracting 23,000 people. In 2006, despite the installation of temporary fencing to accommodate more spectators, the stadium was once more packed to capacity. The 2007 event introduced an entry charge $5 for the first time, previous events were by gold coin donation.
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The third season follows the Rafters as they adjust to life with a new baby and face their toughest test yet, the sudden and tragic loss of a loved one. For Julie and Dave, there's the financial stress of being a one-income family, the sense of being pulled in a hundred directions by the needs of their adult children, and the strain placed on their marriage as the stress and exhaustion of caring for a baby takes hold. Rachel, the eldest Rafter child, struggles to find balance between her high-flying new job and her relationship with Jake; Ben, recently and blissfully married to Melissa, is trying for kids until a heartbreaking accident shatters his world; and Nathan is agonisingly estranged and ultimately divorced from his wife Sammy. Add to the mix, new family members Coby and Dave's father, Tom, and life for the Rafters has never been more packed.
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