Dugout canoes, listing and overfull with people, were constantly crossing and recrossing the river.
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This wet winter is melting California's snow too fast, exacerbating the already overfull reservoir situation.
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This behavior is evolutionarily advantageous, even if it leaves the kingsnake feeling a little overfull.
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From the air, many of these basins look overfull, ready to spill with the slightest topoff.
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Overfull, I left the restaurant, handing my change to a car guard in a soiled reflective bib.
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Which, on second thought, might be the most powerfully mimetic gesture in a play overfull of them.
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"Feeling satisfied is the point where you don't feel hungry anymore and feel content but not overfull," Bazilian recommends.
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I am early, and I watch as stylists push an overfull rack of designer clothes out of the elevator.
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I imagine myself late one night, eight months from now, remembering the overfull recycling bin, at midnight on trash day.
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At the end of one meal, my companions, overfull, grudgingly ordered dessert: vanilla ice cream studded with salted caramel popcorn.
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Yet the ideas in this overfull piece, many of which relate to water, never quite cohere, remaining adrift like boats at sea.
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I still have the ability to maintain an overfull work schedule, to earn a living, to run with my dog in the park.
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Among the casualties in my overfull garbage bag: dozens of once-or-twice-swiped eye shadow palettes, dry-ass mascaras, and borderline-moldy concealer.
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In addition, prisoners were believed to have been refused medical treatment, underfed and confined to overfull cells where there was no room to sit down.
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It's like a meal at a Michelin-starred restaurant: my plate is never as overfull as I'd like it to be, but everything I'm tasting is sensational.
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While the trade war is the main cloud over economic growth and demand predictions, market participants also pointed to weakening U.S. data and overfull U.S. crude stockpiles.
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In the case of Harvey, overfull rivers in the Houston surged toward the coast at the same time, resulting in more floodwater that piled up where two surges met.
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" Fearns told the publication he was already in his seat when a United employee rushed up to him, telling him he had to get off the plane "because the flight was overfull.
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I just knew that he made this work when he was older, and that, while still aesthetically masterful, they seemed far more minimal, less conflicted and less overfull than his earlier work.
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Everyone who claimed to be running things — the think-tankers, the bloviating centrists, the Pete Buttigiegs, the "Pod Save America" people — these were just grown-up model U.N. kids, overfull with ego and hot air.
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The internet is overfull with polls and excitable blog posts about this month's most popular programming language omg, wherein the programming future is divined from metrics like internet search frequency, Github forks, and Stack Overflow appearances.
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They mostly consist of stomach space, which is packed overfull with mulberry leaves in the 27 days or so that a given silkworm has to exist as a silkworm before spinning its cocoon, going into hiding, and undergoing metamorphosis into a moth.
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Though the installation at Los Angeles's Bendix building includes fewer artists than the one at La Mama's La Galleria in Manhattan, it is also in a smaller space, and so still overfull, hung salon-style, with no clear focus beyond the gender identities of its participants.
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The 219-bed facility, in Queens, has in recent days experienced the full brunt of an unprecedented public health crisis: long lines to receive medical care, a chaotic emergency room, supplies and equipment dwindling dangerously low, an overfull morgue, and medical workers themselves contracting and suffering from the virus.
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The 219-bed facility, in Queens, has in recent days experienced the full brunt of an unprecedented public health crisis: long lines to receive medical care, a chaotic emergency room, supplies and equipment dwindling dangerously low, an overfull morgue, and medical workers themselves contracting and suffering from the virus.
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GANGTOK, India, Feb 22014 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The government of Sikkim in India's northeast is lowering the risk of a devastating flood by draining water from a dangerously overfull glacial lake - with plans to turn the excess water into towers of ice for farmers to use in the warmer months.
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" Her descriptions of emotions can be bluntly accurate—"Marianne felt a relief so high and sudden that it was almost like panic"—or evocative—"He carried the secret around like something large and hot, like an overfull tray of hot drinks that he had to carry everywhere and never spill.
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The afternoon was busy when the woman faxed over her son's vaccination forms and birth certificate, and the principal, who had had a day overfull of primary colors and singing, who was thinking already of her cat, her takeout tortellini, her favorite show, didn't read them carefully before filing them away.
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In the summer of 2015, a teenage Mardini and her sister, both competitive swimmers, crossed a stretch of the Mediterranean Sea between Turkey and Greece in a tiny, overfull, inflatable dinghy, and as its motor died and choppy waves began to fill it with water, they slipped into the roiling sea and swam alongside, guiding the boat and pointing it forward as it tossed and turned, until after several hours they washed ashore in Greece.
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I remember eating a large breakfast and sitting and staring as the warmth of it filled my stomach and the bodies hovered around me variously eating or waking up or becoming adjusted to the surrounding scape and I felt the sleepiness that comes from being overfull after months and months and more of regulated metabolism and though I could've vomited I steeled myself against retch and hunched over to stare at my still-wet feet in sandals.
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A few properties of overfull graphs: # Overfull graphs are of odd order. # Overfull graphs are class 2. That is, they require at least colors in any edge coloring. # A graph G, with an overfull subgraph S such that \displaystyle\Delta (G) = \Delta (S), is of class 2.
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In 1986, Amanda Chetwynd and Anthony Hilton posited the following conjecture that is now known as the overfull conjecture.. :A graph G with \Delta (G) \geq n/3 is class 2 if and only if it has an overfull subgraph S such that \displaystyle \Delta (G) = \Delta (S). This conjecture, if true, would have numerous implications in graph theory, including the 1-factorization conjecture..
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When a landfill is overfull, and pollution reaches its maximum, a monster is born. Made from garbage, and bearing a resemblance to a giant fly, the Milpitas Monster has an uncontrollable desire to consume large quantities of garbage cans. Some high school students find out about the monster and attempt to destroy it.
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In addition, the construction of the station was meant to also ease the congestion at what was then Route 23 Park & Ride, a bus depot on Route 23 North that has since been renamed Mother's Park & Ride, and the Willowbrook Mall Park & Ride; the now-Mother's site had limited parking while NJT was having trouble with overfull parking areas at Willowbrook.
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Along the boundaries, fences were replaced and on the Carillon Avenue frontage an impressive brick wall was built. In 1936 the timber gates were replaced with wrought iron. By the early 1930s the College had over 70 students. The Great Depression caused a temporary decline in numbers but in 1936 the College was overfull and the Council decided to build.
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When Kaldor combines these components we get a clear six-stage model of the business cycle. In the first stage the economy is in equilibrium position. Investment is taking place and the capital stock is growing. In the second stage the growth in the capital stock leads to a downward shift in the investment curve as businessmen decide their factories become overfull.
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About 1900, the school, especially the Catholic part, had become overfull. A new schoolhouse with four classes, three of which were for the Catholic school, was dedicated on Hauptstraße in 1904. In 1921, the mayor's office also took up residence in this building. In 1929, the Protestants once again obtained their own schoolhouse on Paulengrunder Straße, allowing the Catholics to institute a fourth class.
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His patent was approved in 1928. Božić's invention resolved then unsolvable problems, such as solutions distributor (main braking device). Three working pressures increased air velocity stab in the main air pipe (along the train) from He invented solutions to the problem of gradual release brake, non-exhaustion during braking, an overfull working chamber, load-adaptive braking. He first proposed braking of passenger trains as a function of speed (brakes with two working pressure).
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Finally, Torontonians were not familiar with hurricanes nor heavy flooding, which led to complacency or confusion. In one case, a long-time resident believed that the water would not rise high enough to endanger lives, which led others to stay, despite warnings to the contrary from the many other residents. Some later waded through cold nose-deep waters to alert and rescue neighbours. The narrow Humber River became overfull, and water could not be contained at Raymore Drive.
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On the TV drama Emergency!, he portrayed Pete Barlow, whose wife (played by Spitz's wife, Suzy) is accidentally shot by a handgun in an overfull drawer. He also appeared briefly on The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast of then-Governor of California Ronald Reagan in September 1973. Spitz went to work for ABC Sports in 1976 and worked on many sports presentations, including coverage of the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal and the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
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Two years later, the schooling facilities in Kusel had become so overfull that the Etschberg and Haschbach schools were temporarily opened up again. At first, the level-4 class was taught in Haschbach, with the level-3 class joining it a few years later. In Etschberg, the level-6 class was at first taught, later to be joined by level 7. Beginning in 1981, though, all classes still being taught in Etschberg were transferred to Kusel.
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"Neste barco à vela" ("In this sailing boat") was the Portuguese entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1987, performed in Portuguese by Nevada. The song is in praise of Portugal itself. The two singers describe their "overfull boat" which apparently has a "childish look" as travelling on a "path of hope". The song was performed eighth on the night, following Italy's Umberto Tozzi and Raf with "Gente di mare" and preceding Spain's Patricia Kraus with "No estás solo".
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Overflow incontinence is a form of urinary incontinence, characterized by the involuntary release of urine from an overfull urinary bladder, often in the absence of any urge to urinate. This condition occurs in people who have a blockage of the bladder outlet (benign prostatic hyperplasia, prostate cancer, or narrowing of the urethra), or when the muscle that expels urine from the bladder is too weak to empty the bladder normally. Overflow incontinence may also be a side effect of certain medications.
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On the Danube riverside, one can find a mixed picture. Together with its fin-de-siecle main campus building still dominating the area south of the bridgehead of Szabadság híd (former Ferencz József híd), the new high-tech wing of the Corvinus University is also a major architectural landmark of the area. Behind is Vásárcsarnok, the Central Market Hall, whose upper souvenir floor can get overfull of tourists in peak season. However, by its side, Leaving the university campus behind, is the Közraktárak, "Public Warehouses", which are earmarked for redevelopment.
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These trains are supposed to lighten the regular S-Bahn trains' load, since according to Deutsche Bahn, 10-minute intervals, commonplace on other S-Bahn lines during rush hour, cannot be introduced on this line. The express S-Bahn service is still undergoing testing. Thus far, the dearth of signage and the danger for passengers on the platforms when express trains pass by without stopping have been being criticized. Also, the regular S-Bahn trains have been shortened by a few coaches, which despite the lighter passenger loads are still overfull.
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The many fires in the city centre quickly grew together into one widespread conflagration. However, in this area were six large bunkers and two air raid shelters, all quite overfull, in which 23,000 people had sought refuge from the attack. While these thousands waited in seeming safety inside their thick-walled shelters for the all-clear signal, outside the firestorm raged. The fire brigade very soon realized the threat to these 23,000 trapped people – the fire was growing ever hotter, and the oxygen in the bunkers and shelters thereby ever thinner.
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The School Library Journal wrote "not all of the many characters are necessary to the story, and some of the plot elements go unresolved", and "Mia's parents are almost too perfect". Kirkus Reviews criticized that "the narrative...is rather overfull of details-a crazily built house, highly idiosyncratic family members, two boy interests, a beloved sick cat-which tend to compete for the reader's attention in much the same way as Mia's colors", and stated that this "flaw" is "not unusual with first novels". Kliatt criticized the plot, saying it isn't "half as interesting" as the "information on this rare condition". Kliatt also commented on Mia's "ups and downs", nothing that they are "fairly ordinary".
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Initially it was believed that Hill spun off due to oil laid down on the track from overfull oil tanks – as it is common practice for teams to fill the oil tanks prior to the start of the race. A few days after the race, however, the Williams team discovered that Hill's car had in fact suffered from a driveshaft failure leading to his accident. Shortly before he went off, Murray Walker commented that he had noticed blue smoke coming out of the back of Hill's car; the reason for this was never discovered. The blown Ford engine of Pierluigi Martini spelt the end of the Italian's F1 career, as he was replaced in Minardi by Pedro Lamy for the next race.
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If the paragraph contains n possible breakpoints, the number of situations that must be evaluated naively is 2^n. However, by using the method of dynamic programming, the complexity of the algorithm can be brought down to O(n^2) (see Big O notation). Further simplifications (for example, not testing extremely unlikely breakpoints such as a hyphenation in the first word of a paragraph, or very overfull lines) lead to an efficient algorithm whose running time is O(n w), where w is the width of a line. A similar algorithm is used to determine the best way to break paragraphs across two pages, in order to avoid widows or orphans (lines that appear alone on a page while the rest of the paragraph is on the following or preceding page).
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When bulk loading, we take advantage of this, and instead of splitting overfull nodes evenly, split them as unevenly as possible: leave the left node completely full and create a right node with zero keys and one child (in violation of the usual B-tree rules). At the end of bulk loading, the tree is composed almost entirely of completely full nodes; only the rightmost node on each level may be less than full. Because those nodes may also be less than half full, to re-establish the normal B-tree rules, combine such nodes with their (guaranteed full) left siblings and divide the keys to produce two nodes at least half full. The only node which lacks a full left sibling is the root, which is permitted to be less than half full.
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American historian Jill Lepore argues that the need for so-called "lactation rooms" and breast pumps is driven by the corporate desire for parents to return to work immediately rather than mothers' wishes or babies' needs. A breast pump may also be used to stimulate lactation for women with a low milk supply or those who have not just given birth. A breast pump may be also used to address a range of challenges parents may encounter breast feeding, including difficulties latching, separation from an infant in intensive care, to feed an infant who cannot extract sufficient milk itself from the breast, to avoid passing medication through breast milk to the baby, or to relieve engorgement, a painful condition whereby the breasts are overfull. Pumping may also be desirable to continue lactation and its associated hormones to aid in recovery from pregnancy even if the pumped milk is not used.
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