But that great big empty sure does overflow with stories.
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On other days, they are light and overflow with greens.
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To her surprise, the queue began to overflow with violence.
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Utilities learn how to manage grids that overflow with intermittent power.
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Recycling bins overflow with boxes from Amazon, eBay, Walmart and others.
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Medical supplies are running dangerously low as hospitals overflow with wounded patients.
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Warehouses overflow with goods that cannot be exported for lack of trucks.
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The concrete church he helped build that would overflow with worshipers on holidays.
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Phone charging stations, scattered about the hall, overflow with Medusas of commonly used cords.
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Shelves overflow with bills, magazines, pill bottles and dog food (for the resident Chihuahua).
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They can overflow with soupy meats and be eaten with a fork and knife.
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Every six months, the streets of the world's fashion capitals overflow with style-inspiration riches.
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Our hospitals, though they are the targets of bombs, still overflow with the sick and injured.
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They lived near a bayou, he said, which they feared would overflow with the storm surge.
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Instead of Spotify, there's The Overflow, with vetted Christian worship music, or Primephonic, with high-definition classical recordings.
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Doctors expected hospitals in Puerto Rico to overflow with patients who were desperately seeking care after the storm.
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In the meantime, let the great world spin, and the landfills overflow with the detritus of selfish coffee experiences.
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National parks, including California's Joshua Tree and Yosemite, have closed campgrounds after toilets threatened to overflow with human waste.
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Gardens overflow with champaca, pikul, ylang ylang, Mon rose, monkey flowers and butterfly pea, an unfamiliar and thrilling taxonomy.
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Help him cut down on plastic and prevent a recycling bin overflow with a reusable water bottle from Yeti.
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Forecasters are particularly concerned about rivers that could overflow with deep and fast-moving water, posing a life-threatening risk.
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Once-quaint neighborhoods overflow with cardboard hovels filled with young children who are lucky to eat three meals a day.
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The ship's cramped, dingy, 6-by-60 meters overflow with rumor, a macho posturing, and a toxic ideology of heroism.
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They all stare me down as the tin bucket begins to overflow with frosty cans, bottles, and keg-style growlers.
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The front and backyards of homes in Bangun overflow with waste on land that once had been used to grow rice.
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That feces is then stored in large open-air lagoons, which Gisler said risk overflow with Florence's massive expected rainfall totals.
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Local orphanages overflow with the children of detainees; some children reportedly are sent to facilities in the eastern parts of China.
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Such confusions become trying in that Kiefer's writings usually overflow with logical contradictions and self-corrections that become difficult to reconcile.
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But mailboxes typically overflow with Medicare marketing pitches around one's 65th birthday, making it easy to miss a notice of seamless conversion.
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Shaun Sampson, a 225 year old plumber from Solihull, goes viral after he inadvertently causes a club to overflow with literal shit.
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The front yards and windowsill flower boxes of the block's brownstones overflow with black-eyed Susans, begonias, marigolds, ferns, hostas and cannas.
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Fans would proudly wear team jerseys and caps, bars would overflow with viewing parties, and the team would dominate water-cooler talk.
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Men and beasts jostle in the dirty markets; ships bob and crash at the dock; the storehouses overflow with infinities of goods.
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On the outskirts of the city, Chinese-owned warehouses overflow with racks of clothing destined for street markets in Florence and Paris.
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It is sold at the entrance of Noailles, in the city's most vibrant arteries, where stalls overflow with fresh produce every single day.
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Even more astounding are the one-act operas "Der Ring des Polykrates" (1914) and "Violanta" (1916), which overflow with effortlessly effective vocal writing.
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In summertime, farmers' market tables overflow with greens, and garden zucchinis swell to the size of small dogs in the all-night light.
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Sewage systems are also lacking, and the streets overflow with foul-smelling water in heavy rain, leading to a risk of infection and disease.
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The company's always in Vegas, of course: execs hold meetings with carriers and partners, and the halls of the convention center practically overflow with devices.
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While films like Savages and Vicky Cristina Barcelona feel voyeuristic and at times lewd, sex scenes in Professor Marston overflow with intimacy, sensuality and respect.
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Websites like IENS [the Dutch Yelp] and TripAdvisor overflow with restaurant reviews that are mostly geared towards everything that's wrong with the food we ordered.
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Related: Feel the Heartbeat of 100,000 White Balloons in London Buildings Overflow With Balloons in This Photography Project There's a Giant Face Floating Over Tokyo
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They overflow with newspaper clippings and snapshots, research materials and nested narratives about lost children, real and invented; histories of the Apaches and of kudzu.
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Obviously, it infringes the holder's privacy rights—but were the police never allowed to open these boxes, they would soon overflow with physical evidence of significant crimes.
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Australia has a climate especially well-suited to the basic building blocks of Mediterranean cooking, and the backyards of Melbourne overflow with lemon trees and rosemary bushes.
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Today, we have hybrid seed corn that delivers bumper crops, computer databases that overflow with information, and precision agriculture driven by satellites in the Global Positioning System.
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" Ms. Savich, who said her closets overflow with useless high-end beauty products, added, "After about 2000 years of looking, you know when you've found something good.
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The grand sculpture galleries inside the Metropolitan Museum of Art overflow with monumental works, and that overwhelming feeling has really seized my kids' attention when we visit.
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The archives at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh overflow with poignant notes and valentines from the artist to Gould, along with a few from Gould to Warhol.
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In Sonoma County, hearings on cannabis ordinances at the board of supervisors overflow with representatives from the cannabis industry, who wear green, and angry residents, who wear red.
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And they stumble upon traditional festivals in villages, where horn-and-drum rhythms pulsate and tables overflow with grilled meats, vegetables, cheeses and breads — and excellent local wine.
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Currently most tourists seeking a Day of the Dead experience head for rural indigenous communities in states such as Michoacán where cemeteries overflow with flowers, candles, color, and pathos.
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We're used to having our Instagram feed overflow with photos of celebrity-created culinary masterpieces, so it's hard to imagine any star having difficulty whipping up a stellar meal.
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Outside in the rain, netted bins overflow with shoes, plastic fishing rope, toys, toothbrushes and a seemingly never-ending supply of water bottles from the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.
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Honor the Lord with your possessions, and with the first fruits of all your increase; so your barns will be filled with plenty, And your vats will overflow with new wine.
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High schools—previously ruled by swaggering alphas who bullied nerds, wore Billabong, and idolized South Park—now overflow with floral ASOS button-ups, meticulous fade haircuts, and relentlessly cheerful Vine stars.
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That we overflow with words and actions and ideas, at each moment saying and doing what it seems we must, but rarely understanding in its full depth why it is required?
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In Mexico, Mother's Day is celebrated on May 10 and it is a near-national holiday, where many businesses let employees leave at midday and restaurants overflow with families honoring their matriarchs.
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It is a vast campus of 3,000 students whose schedules overflow with extracurricular activities: sports, speech, drama, literary clubs, a gay-straight alliance, poetry slams, television production, a marching band and more.
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The place is furnished with castoffs and overrun with media junk: The couch holds stacks of unsleeved old 33s; shelves and tables overflow with eight-track tapes and videocassettes, horror movies mainly.
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The novel is organized around the boxes each family member carries along on the trip, which overflow with newspaper clippings, snapshots, research materials and nested narratives about lost children, real and invented.
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The hotel's first big test will be the inauguration in January, when the city will overflow with party-hoppers willing to pay a premium for a decent night's rest after their last ball.
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Started by four high school friends back in 2006, the Cleveland band wasted little time dashing off raucous pop-punk songs, the kind that overflow with the boundless energy only teenagers can muster.
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Felt hats with jaunty feathers hang from hooks in the coat closet, bedroom shelves overflow with books, and several personal pieces, including a signed portrait of the opera star Beverly Sills, decorate the walls.
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Players can then also share their creations via Steam's integrated user-generated content community, Steam Workshop, so it's easy to imagine it will overflow with weird creations, just like Cities: Skylines did shortly after release.
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Sandwiched between Halloween and Christmas — both of which overflow with themed cinematic treats — America's premier celebration of gluttony (and/or gratitude) rarely pops up on the big screen, except as a sidebar to some other story.
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The pages also overflow with pen-portraits of larger-than-life figures from the region, who shared little in common with each other except a ruthless and unflinching commitment to national liberation as they conceived it.
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Mr. Ramdev, given to raucous laughter and bouts of giggles that make him seem disarmingly humble, can just as suddenly overflow with bravado, as he did when asked about the source of Patanjali's popularity and power.
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By then, Valve had also tarnished its reputation in some gaming circles not just for how much money it demands, but also for letting its store overflow with cheap knock-offs and titles designed only to shock or offend.
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While news reports overflow with examples of the Trump administration pulling back on oversight of business, they're missing the story in one key area: the administration's aggressive move to restore Federal Trade Commission (FTC) power to police the internet.
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When, in response to that official's plea, the beaches of Florida — the state with one of the country's oldest populations — continued to overflow with college students, it became clear that large numbers of us have become toxic to each other.
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When, in response to that official's plea, the beaches of Florida — the state with one of the country's oldest populations — continued to overflow with college students, it became clear that large numbers of us have become toxic to each other.
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A former DHS official and ABC News consultant, John Cohen, warned that "zero-tolerance policies" can overwhelm the criminal justice system, as resources will be allocated to handling illegal border crossings and not on "more serious issues in communities," and facilities will overflow with people.
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The show features three wickedly original songs that overflow with in-jokes and winks, but the real showstopper comes from the chill-inducing rendition of Kansas' "Carry on Wayward Son," which has become an unofficial theme song for the series over the course of its run. 3.
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The NRA would rather every last school, theater, and public place overflow with guns and ammunition than curtail for a second the sale of a single weapon of death, and the majority of politicians are only too happy to oblige, instead issuing vague condemnations and concerns about mental health.
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The juiciest ballet autobiographies tend to overflow with three things: pain (the sacrifices, the blood-blisters, the ruthlessness of a discipline that eats your body); gossip (everyone always wants to know what bad boys like Baryshnikov were really up to); and ego (each favorable review the dancer ever got).
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The 2015 North American Youth Congress (NAYC) of the United Pentecostal Church was held in the arena. The event sold out and the Cox Convention Center across the street used as overflow with video streamed from across the street.
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A channel was cut around it to prevent a major overflow, with accompanying downstream damage. On the Vorma, south of Eidsvoll, lies the Svanfoss where the water level in Lake Mjøsa is regulated. A lock, which bypassed the Svanfoss, lifting boats to allow the bypassing of the fall, opened in 1906.
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Martin started his first band, Overflow, with Steve Sievers, who later helped Martin run his clothing line, Level 27. In December 2009, Martin liquidated his clothing company Level 27, saying that it was a great outlet for his artistic whims, it had served its purpose and would not be kept going as a clothing brand.
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The captain of the Wrykyn cricket team in Mike, William "Billy" Burgess is also the school fast bowler. A genial giant, he is very keen on quality fielding, and always disgusted when Bob Jackson drops someone in the slips off his bowling. Not one to overflow with enthusiasm, the highest compliment he usually pays is "not bad".
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Rodríguez's body of work, Neither Here nor There was made after a residency in Marfa, Texas. The work in this exhibit is the direct result of her response to the open desert. The colors, light, and her mood filters through uneven stacks of vibrant rectangular and square shapes that spill and overflow with color. Rodríguez uses two elements: colors and lines.
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It was formed by debris falling from the Sentinel, which is above the valley. The landslide dammed the Wellington River with the area of the landslide now known as the Valley of Destruction. The lake has no stream outlet, and has never been known to overflow, with water seeping away through the Valley of Destruction. Two creeks feed the lake, Snowden Creek and Nigothoruk Creek.
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The hospital is considered as a "baby factory" and ground zero of the Philippines’ overpopulation crisis. The reputation of the hospital as a baby factory is well justified as no other hospital in the country has a higher birth rate. The maternity ward at the Hospital continues to overflow with hundreds of new mothers. Not enough beds for everyone, so four or five mothers share one bed.
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There is a big open field in the village about the size of football ground which is called 'Kochar'. It is owned by the Bihar Government Gair Majarua and used by local people for some festivals. This site is adjacent to the Baya River which can overflow with water, particularly in Monsoon seasons. Fish farming is also present and there are a few artificial fish ponds present on the western end of the village towards the Baya River.
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Only 46% of the urban population has access to safe water, and in 2012 only 55% of people in urban areas had "improved sanitation", which consisted of using a latrine. Natural disasters make water sanitation even worse, as latrines and channels on the side of the road often overflow with large amounts of rain. A 2012 study after hurricane season found that less than 10% of households were drinking treated water a week after a storm.Kolbe, A., Puccio, M., & Muggah, R. (2012, December).
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Kim Hyo-jin (Hangul: 김효진; born September 18, 1981) better known by her stage name JeA 아걸 가인-제아 동시 생일파티 사진 대방출 “민낯가리기 개성넘쳐” (Brown Eyed Girls Members Gain and Jea Joint Birthday Party Pictures Released, "Covered Faces Overflow with Personality"). The Chosun Ilbo. September 21, 2011. Retrieved April 19, 2012. 8월 25일 앨범 발매, 소녀시대, 카라와 정면 승부! (Album Release Date August 25, Duking it Out with Girls' Generation and Kara!). Mydaily. August 8, 2010. Retrieved April 19, 2012.
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Signal crayfish, rear view, from Grand Union Canal near its inflow/overflow with the River Nene. Implantations of the signal crayfish were the reason for the spread of the disease to United Kingdom and Ireland. Transport of signal crayfish, red swamp crayfish and infected native European freshwater crayfish between waters is the main cause for contamination. Transmission of the disease through items that has been in contact with contaminated water, such as a fishing tool or footwear, is also possible.
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Today his house in Mill Valley, > California, is a botanical oasis; house and yard overflow with the > succulents, orchids and bromeliads that Worth raises. Large glass windows > and the profusion of plants and flowers in the airy, light-filled living and > dining areas create a synthesis between interior and exterior. The > photographer's environment is a functioning metaphor of harmony between man > and nature." > "Since the beginning of the twentieth century, photographers have > interpreted the world of nature with a passion often approaching the > spiritual.
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Takeru was one of the three students that Gen's Element Detector, Keronbo, could not initially identify, but, a month later, he was given his Maken, Overblow, which causes his target's Maken to overflow with Element and be rendered useless "like a car engine that blows out". However, if the opponent has an evolved Maken and can perfectly control or contain the surge, it can have the opposite effect and empower the opponent. Takeru is voiced by Tomoaki Maeno, and English dubbed by Ian Sinclair.
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This syndicate soon evolved into the Bank of England, eventually financing the wars of the Duke of Marlborough and later Imperial conquests. A new way to pay the National Debt, alt=Centre: George III, drawn as a paunchy man with pockets bulging with gold coins, receives a wheel-barrow filled with the money-bags from William Pitt, whose pockets also overflow with coin. To the left, a quadriplegic veteran begs on the street. To the right, George, Prince of Wales, is depicted dressed in rags.
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In 1910, a dam was constructed across the western end sloughs with two small bridges separated by of fill dirt. The dam separated Lake Iamonia from the Ochlockonee River to keep out the river's water so that the lake would dry for agricultural purposes. In 1940 a long, wide earthen dike was constructed around the sink basin to keep water in the lake. A concrete spillway was constructed for overflow with metal pipes of diameter and sluice gates built into the earthen dikes at the sink.
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Most computers have two dedicated processor flags to check for overflow conditions. The carry flag is set when the result of an addition or subtraction, considering the operands and result as unsigned numbers, does not fit in the given number of bits. This indicates an overflow with a carry or borrow from the most significant bit. An immediately following add with carry or subtract with borrow operation would use the contents of this flag to modify a register or a memory location that contains the higher part of a multi-word value.
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From there it flows down into Silurian Valley to Dry Sand Lake at and then to another named Silurian Lake, flowing northwest, gathering in Kingston Wash from the east, before flowing out of the valley through the Salt Spring Hills to the Amargosa River beyond in Death Valley. Soda Lake may drain into the Dry Sand Lake in Salt Creek's upper reach through a wash from Silver Lake in extremely rare wet years when both lakes fill and overflow with water from rain or from the Mojave River.
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In 1906, due to the great earthquake in San Francisco, the Tung Wah Dispensary was destroyed but was rebuilt in Trenton Alley. However, with the many injuries due to the natural disaster, a lot more Chinese patients needed medical attention, and the dispensary was beginning to overflow with patients. Therefore, they decided to expand the dispensary to a modern hospital. In order to build the modern hospital they needed to make $200,000, so they began to have Chinese pageants that helped to contribute the donations from the Chinese Americans and Americans.
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As oil was continuing to pump through the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, and tankers were keeping off shore, the storage tanks in Valdez would soon overflow. With the probability in interrupting the oil flow to prevent an overflow, and also facing a growing loss in profits, the government came in to settle the blockade. The blockade was called off after Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt promised to release $5 million of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill restoration funds for ecosystem-wide studies. Comprehensive studies of the effects of the spill toward the ecosystem around Prince William Sound began in the following year.
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The Shire Brook was heavily polluted for many years, as storm drain overflow took raw sewage into the brook and then into the River Rother which was known as one of the most polluted rivers in Europe in the early 1990s. In 2005/6 much work was done to control the overflow with several storm flow storage tanks built in the Shire Brook valley. Yorkshire Water were fined £5,000 plus costs when pumps failed at the Linley Bank Sewage Pumping Station, Hackenthorpe on 30 and 31 March 2006 allowing untreated sewage to affect an stretch of the brook.
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The House of M Rogue is an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and part of the Red Guard, working with Wolverine, Mystique, Toad, Nightcrawler, and Jessica Drew. She plays an important role in the resistance to Magneto. After being contacted by the resistance movement, Rogue briefly touches Layla Miller and appears overwhelmed as the acquired power emanated from her and awakened others in the vicinity to the reality of the House. In the final battle, Rogue, finally able to unleash her powers to their full extent, tackles both Namor and Princess Ororo and absorbs their abilities, causing her to overflow with power.
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Being part biomonster, she is an outcast from society, causing her to loathe mankind and, because of this, sabotage both Mota's climate control system and the biosystems laboratory. Nei confronts Neifirst and battles her in a one-on-one fight, but is defeated and killed. Anguished, Rolf and the remaining party defeat Neifirst, causing the biosystems laboratory to self-destruct and bringing an end to Mota's Biomonster hazard. However, this sets another incident in motion: the explosion of the lab damages the Climatrol equipment and causes the central lake, the residential reservoir of Mota, to overflow with water.
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Her spirit felt resentful and made the moat overflow with spring rain when the season of cutting algae came in April every year. People called it, "the rain caused by the tears of O-shizu's sorrow" and erected a small tomb to soothe her spirit. There was a poem handed down,"The rain which falls when the season of cutting algae comes Is the rain reminiscent of the tears of the poor O-shizu's sorrow". It has been commented that the instability of the walls of Maruoka Castle was likely caused by the design of the castle.
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The dam wall is constructed of rock covered with clay and other earth and is designed to carry vehicular traffic. A controlled concrete spillway that comprises a gated concrete overflow, with twenty-nine vertical undershot gates, is capable of discharging . Water is retained nearly upstream of the reservoir in the valleys of both the Murray and Mitta Mitta rivers. The dam wall was extended during the 1950s, and completed in 1961, necessitating the wholesale removal of Tallangatta township and its re-establishment at a new site west of the original, as well as railway and road diversions.
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Vulnerabilities can be discovered with a vulnerability scanner, which analyzes a computer system in search of known vulnerabilities,Anna-Maija Juuso and Ari Takanen Unknown Vulnerability Management, Codenomicon whitepaper, October 2010 . such as open ports, insecure software configurations, and susceptibility to malware infections. They may also be identified by consulting public sources, such as NVD, or subscribing to a commercial vulnerability alerting service such as Symantec's DeepSight Vulnerability Datafeed or Accenture's Vulnerability Intelligence Service. Unknown vulnerabilities, such as a zero- day, may be found with fuzz testing, which can identify certain kinds of vulnerabilities, such as a buffer overflow with relevant test cases.
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Alice Winston, a twelve-year-old girl, struggles with her place in the world the summer after her sister runs away from home and marries a rodeo cowboy. Her mother—bedridden because of postpartum depression—hasn't left her bedroom since Alice was an infant, and her father is failing to keep their horse ranch running. In order to survive, Joe Winston begins boarding wealthy women's horses, dreaming of the day when his ranch will overflow with children taking show lessons. During the hottest summer in decades, a series of trials overcome the Winstons, teaching Alice how cruel life can be.
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Cyclone Komen covering the entire Bay of Bengal, July 2015 Beginning on 16 July 2015, unusually heavy monsoon rain fell on Myanmar, causing rivers and creeks to overflow with rainwater and flooding low-lying areas around waterways. By August, the flooding was the worst to affect the country for decades. In addition to the higher-than-average rainfall, mismanagement of irrigation projects and deforestation caused by logging have been cited by U Win Myo Thu, head of environmental organization EcoDev, as contributing to the flooding. Cyclone Komen, which struck in late July, also made the situation worse.
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In September 2009, Fog Creek Software released a beta version of the Stack Exchange 1.0 platform as a way for third parties to create their own communities based on the software behind Stack Overflow, with monthly fees. This white label service was not successful, with few customers and slowly growing communities. In May 2010, Stack Overflow was spun-off as its own new company, Stack Exchange Inc., and raised $6 million in venture capital from Union Square Ventures and other investors, and it switched its focus to developing new sites for answering questions on specific subjects.
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Portland became Prime Minister, with Fox and Lord North, as Foreign Secretary and Home Secretary respectively. In A new way to pay the National Debt (1786), James Gillray caricatured King George III and Queen Charlotte awash with treasury funds to cover royal debts, with Pitt handing him another alt=Centre: George III, drawn as a paunchy man with pockets bulging with gold coins, receives a wheel-barrow filled with money-bags from William Pitt, whose pockets also overflow with coin. To the left, a quadriplegic veteran begs on the street. To the right, George, Prince of Wales, is depicted dressed in rags.
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The dam has reached its maximum capacity and activated the spillway on several occasions, most recently in 2019. During the intense rainfall of March 4, 1978, ( in 24 hours), there was an overflow scare and sandbags were placed at the top of the crest. There is uncertainty among the nearby population concerning a potential overflow, with the risks balanced by the fact that the dam did not overflow during the intense rains of 1978, and since then there have not been similar rainfall levels. The real risk of overflowing is increased when the reservoir partially fills with sand and mud due to the lack of dredging.
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Renton, WA: Wizards of the Coast, 2002 places the gith forerunners in a subterranean empire called Zarum in Western Oerik, where they dominated many other races from their capital city of Anithor. These gith seem to have been divided into a rigid caste system, their lives ruled by ancient ritual. The ruins of Zarum overflow with sacred spaces and temples, though the names of the ancient gith gods are unknown today. The period of Zarum's height is not entirely clear, but grey elf sages speculate it was approximately 2,000 years before the Demon Wars that ravaged Western Oerik, or 3,000 years before the present.
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UNICEF claims that in some areas where the food crisis is especially severe, one-half to three-quarters of school- aged children have stopped going to school. In response to this drop in school attendance, UNICEF and WFP began implementing programs that fed children in school and provide extra support and materials to teachers and staff. UNICEF reported that the program brought a "great improvement" in school attendance, in some cases even causing school buildings to overflow with children seeking food. The overall social order has also worsened, as people have begun stealing from their neighbors, abandoning children, fighting for food, and exchanging sex for food.
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It is a city of a rigid and conservative Catholic tradition and one of the most important industrial and business centers of Colombia. It came into a social crisis at the end of the 20th century due to the emergence of the mafias. The reasons why an entrepreneurial urban center and the leader of the national economy during the 1950s and 1960s began to overflow with violence is a complex sociological matter that involves society, politics and the culture of contemporary Colombia. The work of Vallejo put in evidence a nostalgia for the lost role of a city dominated by the social chaos and far from the presence of the State.
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Boclair Academy from Kessington Road Boclair Academy was built in 1976 to meet increased demand in the area; initially the school accommodated overflow with Douglas Academy and Bearsden Academy but later the school had an increased number of placing requests from outside East Dunbartonshire. In 1998, because the school was over capacity, an annexe was erected for the Maths department. In June 2016, Rangers F.C. announced a partnership with East Dunbartonshire Council which saw 24 of the club's youth players aged 11 to 15 attend Boclair Academy to allow them to combine their academic and football studies. The school is located close to the Rangers training ground at Auchenhowie.
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However, when Edgar is killed in battle, Tom changes his mind and joins the British Army as an officer. Sasha, meanwhile, is reluctantly allowed by her father to start work as a VAD nurse at the hospital where he works, as it begins to overflow with young soldiers. However, working in the hospital soon confirms what Sasha has suspected since a strange incident when she was a young child-- she can sense when someone is going to die. As her premonitions begin to grow in strength, Sasha sees through them the brutal horrors on the battlefields of the Somme, and the faces of the soldiers who will be killed.
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When William Waldorf Astor bought Hever Castle, Kent, around 1906, the moat surrounding the house precluded the addition of wings for servants, guests and the servants of guests that the Astor manner required. He accordingly built an authentically styled Tudor village to accommodate the overflow, with an "Old English Garden" including buttressed hedges and free-standing topiary. In the preceding decade, expatriate Americans led by Edwin Austin Abbey created an Anglo- American society at Broadway, Worcestershire, where topiary was one of the elements of a "Cotswold" house-and-garden style soon naturalised among upper- class Americans at home. Topiary, which had featured in very few 18th-century American gardens, came into favour with the Colonial Revival gardens and the grand manner of the American Renaissance, 1880–1920.
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The Inayati Order commits itself to the purposes identified by Inayat Khan in at the first establishment of his Sufi organization: # To realize and spread the knowledge of unity, the religion of love and wisdom, so that the bias of faiths and beliefs may of itself fall away, the human heart may overflow with love, and all hatred caused by distinctions and differences may be rooted out. # To discover the light and power latent in the human being, the secret of all religion, the power of mysticism, and the essence of philosophy, without interfering with customs or beliefs. # To help bring the world’s two opposite poles, East and West, close together by the interchange of thoughts and ideals, that the universal brotherhood-sisterhood may form of itself, and people may meet beyond the narrow national and racial boundaries.
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" Annie Zaleksi of Alternative Press said that "[n]ot only does the album overflow with stick-in-your-head hooks, but it also boasts contemporary production, from sleek digital programming to airy synthesizers, to go along with more traditional band-based instrumentation." AllMusic reviewer Stephen Thomas Erlewine wrote that McMahon was "dedicated to carefully constructed melodies and earnest emotional blood-spilling." Despite the variety of pop styles, "and its gleaming surface feels shinier than previous McMahon productions ... these inflections and accents feel like a culmination of craft." Jon M. Gilbertson of Milwaukee Journal Sentinel said that "musical theater would suit his prodigious, unleashed energies ... 'Zombies on Broadway,' could be expanded into a pop musical." The A.V. Club Chris Mincher said that while McMahon "fully throws himself at reminiscence and reflection", he "allows his seasoned songwriting to fall onto an adult-alternative treadmill of formulaic chord- plunking and bombastic choruses that’s big on impact and short on invention.
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It was less successful in the United Kingdom, however, where it failed to enter the UK Albums Chart when it was issued there in 1973. The album was met with mixed reviews, with Lester Bangs in Rolling Stone magazine criticizing the sub-standard sound quality of the recordings, but also noting that the songs on the album "still overflow with that unique unschmaltzy beauty and lyricism that has been the Byrds' trademark." Lenny Kaye, writing in Jazz & Pop magazine, praised the album, noting that "One of the more interesting things about Preflyte is the consistency of the Byrds sound, especially when compared with their later post-Tambourine Man days." In more recent years, Classic Rock reviewer Rob Hughes praised "the purring harmonies, the extraordinary songcraft of frontman Gene Clark and the smooth exhalations of what became the California folk-rock sound", despite the fact that the Byrds had "yet to become competent musicians".
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Your noble efforts for reconciling the Mother Country and the > Colonies, on rational and constitutional principles, and your > pacifick,steady, and uniform conduct in that arduous work, entitle you to > the esteem of all British America, and will immortalize you in the annals of > your country. We heartily concur in your resolutions, and shall, in every > instance, strictly and invariably adhere thereto. We assure you, Gentlemen, > and all our countrymen, that we are a people whose hearts overflow with love > and duty to our lawful sovereign George III. whose illustrious house, for > several successive reigns, have been the guardians of civil and religious > rights and liberties of his subjects, as settled at the glorious Revolution; > that we are willing to risk our lives in the service of his Majesty, for the > support of the Protestant religion, and the rights and liberties of his > subjects, as they have been established by compact, law, and ancient > charters.
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"The neighborhood's Italian roots are still visible in the many eateries and specialty shops nestled along the tree-lined streets of Brooklyn's Little Italy, including Lenny's Pizza, made famous by its cameo in the opening scene of Saturday Night Fever. However, an influx of Chinese, Russian, Mexican and Middle Eastern immigrants has diversified the area for a few decades." Bensonhurst also has the largest population of residents born in China and Hong Kong of any neighborhood in New York City and is now home to Brooklyn's second Chinatown.Robbins, Liz. "With an Influx of Newcomers, Little Chinatowns Dot a Changing Brooklyn", The New York Times, April 15, 2015. Accessed August 26, 2016. "As the sidewalks on Eighth Avenue overflow with new arrivals in Sunset Park, Brooklyn's first Chinatown, and grocery stores proliferate along 86th Street in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn's second Chinatown, immigrants have been pushing southeast toward the ocean. ... Bensonhurst has the largest number of Chinese-born residents of any neighborhood in the city, with 31,658, narrowly edging the populations in Flushing, Queens, and Sunset Park, according to a 2013 city report that offered the most recent data on immigrant New Yorkers." The neighborhood accounts for 9.5% of the 330,000 Chinese-born residents of the city, based on data from 2007 to 2011.
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