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The city is so overcrowded that sometimes dead bodies are kept in the hospitals for over a week until a grave is found.

I thought the system worked well even if it got a bit overcrowded at times.

but she did not hide the relief she felt at leaving her overcrowded camp for a day of friends and fun.

But like many other patients in Gaza he had been made to leave an overcrowded hospital to make way for the dying.

Prisons are overcrowded; prisoners spend most of each day lying on their beds; almost half reoffend within a year of getting out.

The baby was crying so much that she decided not to take him onto the overcrowded train, so she left him in the care of his grandmother.

Weeks passed. The beans and peas were overcrowded, but they still managed to produce a few flowers.

State television said that the bus had 35 sleeper berths, suggesting it had been overcrowded.

The United Nations notes most of the sites are overcrowded and do not meet international standard for human habitation.

Redmond tells VOA the brutality of the smugglers is well known as are the dangers of voyaging on rickety, overcrowded vessels.

Now he worries about graduating on time, having been locked out of some overcrowded courses, including Spanish and a public-policy elective.

African and European mobile companies have now expanded across the continent to such an extent that many markets are now overcrowded.

One of the most common complaints was that visitor attractions were overcrowded, badly managed or had long queues, according to the study.

Markets like Singapore are becoming overcrowded with international B-schools, but Mr. Symonds predicts China may get only a few more.

In an overcrowded country, very few people own enough to make them financially independent.

It was the height of the rush hour . An overcrowded bus ploughed its way through the busy streets.

So while sitting on the overcrowded bullish bandwagon, we're starting to look for the next sell signal.

California's budget crisis could actually prove to be a boon to business, since its prisons already are so overcrowded.

Judging by the complaints of some of India's mobile operators, its airwaves are just as overcrowded.

They do better in medium to the larger planted aviaries and do not like being kept in overcrowded conditions or in cabinets.

Sad to say , this seaside resort was formerly as beautiful as a painting , but now is overcrowded with people .

The house she had always thought of as overcrowded was lonesome when her children grew up andwent out on their own.

The worst sections are overcrowded , lack adequate toilet facilities and a repeated complaint we heard at every stop - not enough soap .

Its such a simple way to calm an overcrowded mind, call back your scattered energies back, calm your breathing and relax.

But the shelters were quickly becoming overcrowded, he said.

Jesus talked about how easy it is to let your heart become so overcrowded that you have no room for God.

in overcrowded public places, do guard against theft. Choose licensed transportation when traveling, and keep your eyes on your belongings.

Here, as in many parts of the state, schools are overcrowded and teachers underpaid .

Officials say some houses are too far away from fire hydrants and that the old city is dangerously overcrowded.

Overcrowded prisons are an impediment to the rehabilitation of criminals. A snag is an unforeseen or hidden, often transitory obstacle.

Stressful situations may be anything from receiving an injection, to feeling panicky in a hot and overcrowded room.

"As the auditorium was overcrowded, many students had to listen through the windows, " Huang said.

Such fixes can alleviate manufacturers' problems; but in an overcrowded business, they cannot solve them.

Many hospitals are already overcrowded. And treatment at home would be less costly.

Displaced person camps are often overcrowded, use light and highly combustible shelter materials, and have many individual cooking fires.

Most colleges are no longer overcrowded, neither are the secondary schools.

One is to contend that the X industry is already "overcrowded, " and to try to prevent other firms or workers from getting into it.

The most difficult people to count are the poor, the homeless, the itinerant and those in overcrowded buildings.

With competition so intense, the field could quickly go from nascent to overcrowded and result in a brutal, profit-killing price war.

Perhaps the most extreme example of what happens when a free newspaper market gets overcrowded is the great Danish newspaper war of 2006-08.

Catholic areas of Belfast tend to be overcrowded, while many Protestant blocks lie derelict.

A dearth of new ships, and flotillas waiting to berth in overcrowded ports (especially in Australia), are also driving rates higher.

Overcrowded stations and trains are not unusual at this time of the year.

Venezuela's overcrowded prisons have been the scene of repeated uprisings and gang violence.

The stampede took place on a bridge, which eyewitnesses said had become overcrowded.

To get a break from the overcrowded job market and the shoe-box housing, we look to the Internet and the much bigger virtual world.

Chilean prisons are extremely overcrowded even by Latin American standards, housing around 60% more inmates than they were designed for.

However, critics fear that the volume of travelers will seize up London's overcrowded transport system, especially at rush hour.

Following the island's first post-war recession in 2001, asset quality in its overcrowded, inefficient banking sector deteriorated rapidly.

Many cities are plagued by traffic problems. Some residents consider overcrowded traffic during rush hours the biggest headache.

What with high food prices, environmental degradation and faltering green policies, people are again worrying that the world is overcrowded.

They use wood that they collect throughout the year when they remove dead or overcrowded trees on their property.

The UK is in the same situation as the US with hi-tech, but this is an overcrowded little island which cannot feed itself.

water and air pollution can cause cancer and respiratory problems , while noisy and overcrowded environments can lead to mental illness.

In August, about 20 people died when an overcrowded village transport boat capsized in a small river in the Sunderbans wildlife reserve.

This concept challenges the idea that intense competition for resources in overcrowded habitats is the major driving force of evolution.

But when somebody stumbled on a narrow and overcrowded bridge, it started a stampede and people were crushed to death.

I had already called one special session to raise money for schools and overcrowded prisons.

Severely overcrowded classrooms, lacking in trained teachers and basic supplies, are not uncommon.

The new influx adds to the existing chaotic conditions of the overcrowded refugee complex.

The buildings in the slum tend to be overcrowded, inadequately served by tap water and at risk from fire.

All these Northeast Asian dominant countries, Singapore, HK, Taiwan, Japan, S. Korea, China, are incredibly overcrowded and overpopulated.

Now the measles virus is spreading rapidly through the extremely overcrowded camps.

In Olympia, Washington, the capitol's all-inclusive free-speech zone became hopelessly overcrowded.

The unique landscapes and sceneries of divine Nature interweave with the pictures of overcrowded and industrialized cities.

Some rail lines, particularly those that carry commuters into cities, are badly overcrowded.

The system offers a vast improvement over the aging, traditional rail network, which was known for being filthy and overcrowded.

The report stated that inner city schools were overcrowded and lacking in certain basic facilities.

They work up to 13 hours a day, live in cold, dirty, overcrowded dormitories and eat poor food.

There's now a registration system, but it's still tricky for rural children to find schooling in overcrowded cities.

And this, of course, explains the frenzied, overcrowded fall release calendar.

If you have a narrow face, small jaw, thin neck, or you wore braces as a child for overcrowded teeth, you're more likely to have UARS.

I wanted to , but I'm afraid to visit the overcrowded scenery sites.

Mr Tanaka said that a merger would also benefit the groups' soft drinks businesses, which are suffering in an overcrowded market.

Mumbai might just be the litter capital of the world, which makes sense, as its insanely overcrowded.

Let me warn you that the beach is very overcrowded.

An overcrowded workplace can be a major source of stress.

Avoid going to overcrowded and poorly ventilated places.

But 14 years into China's commercial housing reforms, the market is overcrowded with expensive, often vacant, apartments and villas.

However, because of city expansion intensifies, overcrowded transport channel is becoming an imminent need to be addressed.

Why? She is looking for "a society that lives in harmony, rather than tense and overcrowded conditions, " she writes.

Some residents of Phillips County (pop. 3, 904) worry that the area could become a prairie Disneyland, overcrowded with tourists.

Shops are very overcrowded before Christmas.

Overcrowded hospitals also struggle to isolate patients with MRSA and other dangerous infections.

Consider splitting up overcrowded branches.

Prisons are so overcrowded that inmates sometimes sleep in shifts, or seated.

The sector has long been the most overcrowded and under pressure from currency appreciation.

Transportation is overcrowded, and streets are narrow and filthy.

Most hospital ERs are overcrowded, often by people with very minor conditions.

They must remain in slums or live with relatives, often in overcrowded conditions.

With less money in them, they may even be less overcrowded, and more profitable, than they were before.

Some kids study in the corridors as the classes are overcrowded.

But instead of treatment they are put in overcrowded cells, denied medical care, beaten, and forced to do menial work.

The global financial crisis seems to have little impact on us. Bars here are overcrowded almost every day.

Overcrowded with 100, 000 cold-blooded bees, the hive had become a warm-blooded organism.

When the train is overcrowded.

Forced to live in overcrowded slums or shantytowns, city-dwelling refugees have little or no access to health care or social services.

What she found in the overcrowded hospitals there was horrible.

the crazy working hours and the rush to get to the overcrowded ski resorts at the weekend, only to waste hours queuing at the lifts.

The prisons remain an overcrowded horror, with four-fifths of the inmates yet to face trial.

because after the incident early morning of August 9th China closed the border the two sides are overcrowded.

An overcrowded head finds it very difficult to stay focused on the task at hand.

Too many students overcrowded the classroom.

Cadres sit outside at the overcrowded town meeting.

So are 350, 000 refugees in the disastrously overcrowded Dadaab camp near the border with Somalia.

The bedroom was overcrowded with furniture.

If the train is not overcrowded, or you have a sleeper or soft seat ticket, there is no need to hurry.

A system of consolidation that only overcrowded the classrooms.

He told stories of sleeping outside in the rain and waiting for hours to get into an overcrowded shelter.

Forty-six percent of poor households now own their homes, and only about 6 percent of them are overcrowded.

It became overcrowded and dirty. The Black Death often broke out.

Some got stuck in overcrowded side streets and could not even see the screens, but managed with oral accounts.

What worries us most is the heavy trafic and overcrowded cities.

One is our critically overcrowded prisons, the other street crime, which is rising in many cities.

Facing stiff competition in China's overcrowded steel industry, Hangang still does not consistently make a profit.

Recycling efforts can help obviate waste management problems of overcrowded cities in the future.

Seeing that the bus was overcrowded, I had to cab it.

The primary field for 2012 is overcrowded, and Republicans are overheated.

The passengers in the overcrowded train jostled against each other.

Raise my hand a large bag, in the bustling, overcrowded flow in the tough forward.

Lesson 4: Watch the pockets, especially on Rome's overcrowded busses and subways.

Avoid overcrowded hubs to lower stress and save on taxes.

The fact is - most hospital ERs are overcrowded, but it's not because of non-urgent patients.

the ports in Australia are overcrowded.

As my mother and I squeezed ourselves into the overcrowded lift, my father stood at the closing doors waving goodbye.

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I went back to the new airport when it was fully up and running and it already seemed overcrowded.

But the market became overcrowded and many of the new firms fizzled out.

The fresh air and enchanting scenery in the suburbaloney will pull many people from the overcrowded city preventing the pressure of housing.

However, some tourists say that the place is not only overcrowded but also stifling, and the shopping environment there is unsatisfactory.

It says contagious diseases such as measles can spread like wildfire in the overcrowded, squalid resettlement camps.

Yamagata Miyagi Prefectural to go to the bus stop, from yesterday overcrowded.

Many millions of people live in overcrowded slums and squatter settlements , without access to basic services .

To travel because they will cause traffic congestion, overcrowded sites, resulting in excessive damage to the tourism resources.

At night, they return, packing into overcrowded camps to sleep on thin mats among thousands.

It's noisy, smoky and overcrowded in here.

The suitcase was too overcrowded to close.

Are you feeling overwhelmed by too much multitasking, information overload and an overcrowded schedule?

In India, he packs himself onto trains so overcrowded there are as many people sitting on the roof as there are in the seats.

More souls are here on the planet at this time than there have been in many former times. In fact, the planet is rather overcrowded !

The country's jails are some of the most violent and overcrowded in the Americas.

Campus wife overcrowded, but also allowed students ride the school.

In developing countries, people are pouring into overcrowded cities in great numbers.

For example, chickens may not have been raised in a cage. Still, they may have been in overcrowded conditions inside a building.

The study room often overcrowded; The library is hard to find a seat ?

Traffic in Japan's overcrowded cities has rarely moved so easily.

In developing countries , millions of people live in substandard housing and other overcrowded dwellings.

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The store 's business seems pretty good, in the side for the guests on the waiting place, already was overcrowded;

Unsafe, overcrowded public schools, which lacked the resources necessary for education in a knowledge economy; and

socioeconomic factors including poverty, overcrowded housing, sole parenthood, young maternal age;

unsafe or overcrowded transportation vessels lacking flotation devices;

Problems in controlling overcrowded buses and their countermeasures

Provision of public rental housing units for application for transfer by overcrowded households

Are living in unhealthy or overcrowded conditions, including those who are homeless or sleeping rough

possibly the most violent and overcrowded prison system in Latin America;

an overcrowded room that soon became damp and sticky