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The world market for telecommunications is already overcrowded with businesses.
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The prisons are overcrowded.
While the quality of the new recruits remains an open question, the decree certainly brought an influx of debutants into an already overcrowded trade.
This suggests that as a search arena becomes overcrowded, random movement becomes the best strategy.
Many of the poorhouses were overcrowded and could not house the elderly.
They became objects of elite derision and came to personify the breakdown of morality in the city's overcrowded tenements.
Living arrangements have become overcrowded and sometimes culturally isolated from conventional methods of social control.
My justification for adding to the overcrowded and unruly scene is simple.
And, scientific evidence is increasingly valued as a means to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of overcrowded courts.
This variance may be explained by the bad economic situation, overcrowded housing, poor infrastructure and public health problems of the camps.
