Nearly six million riders cram into the city's subways each day.
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Oh yeah, well here's a Kevin Shattenkirk overtime goal to cram into your gullet!
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"The noise escalated as more bodies continued to cram into one room," he says.
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Hell, go to Singapore and cram into the long undulating bar at Burnt Ends.
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Others cram into slums, or erect flimsy shelters from tarpaulin and plywood on work sites.
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Well, the more people you cram into a meeting, the less effective it will be.
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It's a ton to cram into just over three minutes, but she pulls it off.
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Six million of those souls cram into the subway system's vast underground maze each day.
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Workers often cram into shared flats, and their odd hours unmoor them from ordinary life.
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See if you spot all the in-jokes they've managed to cram into 60 seconds.
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In one scene, young men pick up a prostitute and have her cram into their car.
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It's a big game, too big—it seemed to me—to cram into my little phone.
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They cram into cars rapides — minibuses hand-painted in clashing colors — on their way to work.
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We drop off R.'s car, cram into F.'s truck and drive to the top.
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Venezuelans were forced to walk or cram into buses as much of the subway was shut.
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Families who build their own homes go into debt while others cram into increasingly expensive rented accommodation.
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The more investors cram into these markets, the greater the risk of a rush to the exit.
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But most would cram into boats and cross the Mediterranean, or try their luck in the Gulf.
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Those who cram into Oxford Street's crowded buses quickly realise it would have been faster to walk.
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Mr Trump favours bilateral trade pacts, believing that America suffers when many countries cram into one negotiating room.
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Powering all this is a 21,22mAh battery, which Xiaomi has managed to cram into a 7mm-thick chassis.
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There is only so much information that overburdened guidance counselors can cram into students during a few short meetings.
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Other people cram into a waiting room with a tin roof in a growing queue for basic medical treatment.
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The pure volume of films da Silva was able to cram into the short video is a nostalgia overload.
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Our carry-on bags basically consist of a bunch of excess items we couldn't cram into our checked luggage.
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Together, you cram into the benches, elbow to elbow with complete strangers, who may shush you for rustling papers.
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Many cars will be tucked under the main building, but most will cram into two enormous garages to the south.
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Those ferrying the travelers earn hundreds of dollars for each person they cram into the back of a Toyota Hilux.
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I'm not saying I have much of that but what little I have, I wanted to cram into these songs.
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There's only so much new sports information we can cram into our mushy stadium hot dog brains at a time.
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Think of every out-there spec you could cram into a phone and the Xiaomi Mi Mix probably has it.
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We can't wait to see how many events — and how many sentences — they can cram into a four episode season.
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Facebook is getting close to maxing out the number of ads it can cram into news feeds without damaging user experience.
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Some 70 percent of Nairobi's 4 million people cram into matatus which daily bump and bounce along its pot-holed roads.
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Sleep isn't something to cram into the last bits of the day; it's something to schedule, like you would anything else.
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But a public discussion is more complex than any serious observer -- especially Hill, a sports commentator -- can cram into 140 characters.
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New Yorkers cram into crowded subway cars, brush by one another on busy sidewalks and drive haltingly through traffic-filled streets.
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Once they cross, many cram into public parks and plazas teeming with makeshift homeless shelters, raising concerns about drugs and crime.
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Scientists who decided to see how many thousands of living mosquitoes you could cram into a syringe and ship via overnight mail!
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If that sounds like a lot of stuff to cram into an arm (and one that's attached to a harness), it is.
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Nonetheless, some 229,217 people are expected to cram into Celtic Park to witness the 403nd "Old Firm" derby between these bitter rivals.
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Organizers expect a crowd of over 50,000 to cram into Lang Park, which regularly hosts domestic and international rugby and soccer matches.
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Let's take a quick survey of all the monumentally dumb things these teens managed to cram into the short video, shall we?
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Fans hang over railings and cram into corners, standing four or five deep, straining on their toes to get a decent view.
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And the Senate chamber itself gets crowded during votes, when lawmakers cram into the well to register their votes with the clerk.
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Vanessa took only what she could cram into her station wagon, a 2004 Chrysler Pacifica, letting the bed bugs have the rest.
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"In an effort to protect themselves, a lot of families would cram into homes that they believed would be the sturdiest," Damon said.
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Maybe she had too many options to cram into the three-day affair, or maybe it's one dress we never saw photos of.
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Following the ceremony, Bass shared a sweet selfie as all the boys tried to cram into a single frame alongside DeGeneres and Daly.
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THREE couriers in hard helmets cram into an office lift in Beijing—one clad in red, one in yellow and one in blue.
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Of course, the range is formulated with just about everything you'd cram into a power bowl — including açaí, chia, goji, moringa, and cacao.
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The Wall Street Journal had the CEOs of Delta and American cram into coach seats aboard their planes to see how it feels.
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As Americans cram into ever-tighter urban living arrangements, a question has emerged: Isn't there some better way to furnish a tiny apartment?
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Mr. Bird, who wrote and directed, clearly had a lot that he wanted to cram into this sequel, which runs two fast hours.
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There should also be rules on how many passengers an airline can cram into a plane, and what extras it can charge for.
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Relief comes in a pink plastic bag filled with narcotic twigs that 23.5% of Yemeni men, and 0003% of women, cram into their cheeks.
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"Desolation Row" (223) In which Shakespeare, the Bible, Einstein and Ezra Pound all cram into the same stretch of the ultimate bad neighborhood. 222.
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Buchanan explained to Motherboard that the trick came to him while he was testing how much raw data he could cram into a tweet.
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What the match means beyond that depends on what you want to believe or what symbolism you want to cram into a sporting event.
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The five football losers, plus Luke, Chad, and Papa Alex somehow cram into a sectional sofa intended for four non-meat monsters at most.
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N-48's players cram into cars and head to the beach, to dip their legs in the cold water, to try to recover.
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There's only so many it can cram into your News Feed before it starts to hurt user experience, and that limit's just about maxed out.
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That would spare lawmakers from having to cram into the House chamber this week for a roll call vote to deliver relief to the public.
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You can tell when the staff are especially excited to hear something, because they all try to cram into a room made to seat eight.
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Tharney works alongside a scrappy skeleton crew of attorneys, all of whom cram into a conference-room-sized office space located in a courthouse building.
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Travelers are trying to cram into the country's few high-quality hotels and thousands of private homes, nearly 4,000 of which are now advertising on airbnb.com.
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It was a rare communal experience for a streaming-site film; the audience usually extends to how many people you can cram into your living room.
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We would cram into American and Vietnamese Air Force transport planes, which sat, engines roaring, in long lines at Ton Son Nhut Air Base, near Saigon.
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But there's only so much you can cram into two hours when you have to focus on big features like augmented reality or launching a smart speaker.
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Perhaps it's priming the pump for next week's big event, or maybe the company just had more news than it could cram into a couple of keynotes.
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There's only so many millimeters you can shave off, and megapixels to cram into the camera, before it's good enough for most people and nobody cares anymore.
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When you want to talk about how big your house is, you refer to square feet, not how many golden retrievers you could conceivably cram into it.
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To my right, was Quebec, one of the oldest cities in North America, where there were too many fine dining options to cram into our short stay.
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Skill and longtime productivity are part of the answer; all the headliners have gigantic catalogs, holding far more good songs than they could cram into any one set.
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For all of the news that Apple managed to cram into today's 135-minute(!) WWDC keynote this morning, the event was actually pretty light on health care updates.
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Back then it was called a de-escalation zone, but now schools and mosques have been converted into shelters, and families cram into tents as more relatives arrive.
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That's just too many things to cram into two hours, and Alien: Covenant would probably be a better movie if it had calmed down and narrowed its scope.
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To the best of my knowledge, the apps are split up on the watch simply because there are too many features and tabs to cram into one smartwatch app.
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Later, shooting a story in Israel alongside a gaggle of pros, my prime lenses forced me to cram into the gap between my praying subjects and the Western Wall.
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They cram into mansions in West Des Moines to talk climate with billionaire Tom Steyer, or basements in Denison to potluck and divvy up precinct activity for Joe Biden.
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That's a LOT to cram into a rap song, no matter the length, and I've only managed to cover the stuff that Spicer rapped about during the first ten minutes.
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For weeks, the insects rest during the day and take to the skies at night to reach the Alps, where they cram into caves and rest for the hot summer.
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As a selfie camera, though, it's phenomenal, particularly when compared to the pokey 5-megapixel unit that Vivo managed to cram into the pop-up mechanism in last year's Nex.
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If, on the other hand, you have a huge load of avocados or other shopping that you want to cram into the bag, that pocket flattens out and makes room.
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Journalists cram into the courtroom and spill into an overflow room, before rushing to the courthouse steps for comments from lawyers and others once the proceedings end for the day.
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Singularitarians retort that the laws of physics define a limit to how much computation you can cram into a given amount of matter, and that humans are nowhere near that limit.
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Commuters elsewhere in the country have meanwhile complained they have to cram into crowded trains and stand in bathrooms after the government borrowed carriages for the intercity trains from other lines.
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The overhead compartments were impressively sizable — I had checked my carry on bag that I sometimes struggled to cram into overhead spaces, but it would have easily fit on the A380.
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Still, no matter how much technology they cram into it, how much gold they melt to build it, or how expensive the bands are, Apple's tech can't make up for its looks.
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Memory options top out at 32GB of RAM, and the best graphics card you can cram into the Alienware 13 is an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 with 6GB of its own RAM.
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Like the Note before it, it's pretty impressive how much phone the company has managed to cram into a relatively thin piece of real estate that's 73 millimeters slimmer than its predecessor.
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"I was just testing to see how much raw data I could cram into a tweet and then a while later I had the idea to embed a ZIP file," Buchanan added.
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That has doubtlessly caused some delays; trains are intended to spend just 30 seconds at the platform before leaving, and riders trying to cram into packed cars can make trains linger longer.
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The spread could get much worse as hundreds of millions of people prepare to travel home for the Lunar New Year holiday this week and cram into crowded train stations and airports.
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His parents were going to be away between Christmas and New Year's Eve, so we decided to pull an all-nighter and see how much gaming we could cram into one night.
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When Troy Smokes started shooting hoops for Baltimore's Coppin State University in 1988, friends from his hometown of New Haven, Connecticut, would cram into beat-up cars and drive to Maryland to watch.
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If that cell is a neuron, the potential insights into the human brain are as vast as the 215 petabytes of data researchers have managed to cram into a single gram of DNA.
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Screenshot: AppleIn a little less than a week a horde of rabid souls will cram into the Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple campus in Cupertino to watch Tim Cook and friends announce... something.
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This is heavy material to cram into 25 minutes, but each episode succeeds through a mix of sharp dialogue and the goofy humor inherent to a world equally populated by humans and anthropomorphic animals.
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RiRi, billionaire BF Hassan Jameel and several others hit up Positano, Italy and needed to cram into a small boat before pouring into a yacht for a little relaxation afloat the crystal blue waters.
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But as the rain pours down and they cram into the covered doorway, they don't want to give their names, afraid of how it might impact their children in school with the lawsuit pending.
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This week we had TechCrunch's Alex Wilhelm and Danny Crichton on hand to dig into the news, with Chris Gates on the dials and more news than we could possibly cram into 30 minutes.
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Every evening, those who live along the disputed border, known as the Line of Control, cram into small, cavelike bunkers, overwhelmed by the bitter winter chill and the very real possibility of sudden death.
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As part of the update, which doubled the amount of characters you can cram into a single tweet, the company replaced its character counter with a weird circle icon that changes colors as you type.
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Facebook warned on its Q3 2016 earnings call that the number of ads it could cram into users' news feeds would slow meaningfully in the second half of 2017, and that deadline is almost here.
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Then the door broke off the oven in the house so we had to cook in the yurts and walk the food down to the house or have everyone cram into the small yurts to eat.
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People who evacuated when the Idlib offensive began last spring filled up the available buildings near the Turkish border, leaving those who fled in recent weeks to cram into overcrowded camps that flood with every rain.
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But then the Saviors showed up unannounced to steal Dr. Carson, and the resulting chaos — Maggie and Daryl cram into a cellar every time they're in town — gave Sasha and Rosita the perfect opportunity to sneak off.
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In the most expensive city on Earth, where apartments can cost 753 times the average yearly wage, hundreds of thousands of people cram into tiny subdivided flats and "cage homes" barely big enough for a bunk bed.
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LISBON (Reuters) - A priest in a white robe swings an incense burner, leading the way for thousands of marchers as they cram into a winding cobblestone alley decorated with candy-colored streamers in Lisbon's ancient Alfama neighborhood.
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I had a ton of information I wanted to cram into an hour-long session and so, against my better judgment, I wrote myself a script and then tried really hard to pretend I wasn't reading it.
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His populist ideas are not pragmatic in a world that is never black and white, especially in New York City where people from different religions and ethnicities cram into a small subway car every morning despite their differences.
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And Washington — who clearly relishes sinking his teeth into such an uncharacteristic role for him, making the most of every tic and flourish he can cram into his performance — could have been the perfect moral rock amid the storm.
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People duck each other at first, then begin talking way too much about the problems that brought them to Tranquillum — and there is no limit to the number of subplots Moriarty is eager to cram into a single book.
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The documentary revisits some of that movement's early history, its music and its stylized belligerence, though there's only so much it can cram into 80 minutes as it follows Ms. Westwood across the decades and through her manifold transformations.
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Even more incremental changes, from video walk-throughs to new ways of slicing community rental data, have begun to play significant roles as startups cram into the real estate market, hoping for even a small slice of a huge pie.
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Traffic clogs the streets from dawn until well after nightfall—kita tua di jalan ("We grow old in the streets"), complain the city's eternally harried drivers—and people from every corner of Indonesia cram into every available corner of the city.
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It's a combination beloved by office workers, families, blue-collar laborers—indeed, the lot of Korean society, who cram into booths to enjoy platefuls of double-fried chicken, thin local lager served in globular three-liter jugs, and , cubed pickled radish.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: In spring 1967, a bunch of us on the tennis team at Riverdale Country School in the Bronx would cram into the Pontiac of a senior teammate to catch a ride home to Manhattan after practice.
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What to Expect When You're Expecting the 2018 iPhone EventScreenshot: AppleIn a little less than a week a horde of rabid souls will cram into the Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple campus in Cupertino to watch Tim Cook and friends announce... something.
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Essay Regardless of all the honors classes and A.P. courses they took in high school, or the science, technology and engineering classes they cram into their college curriculum, students today will not be fully prepared to compete in an increasingly global business environment.
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It's always a fun show, in spite of the fact that the show floor has come to rival Comic-Con in terms of the mass of people the show's organizers are able to cram into the aisles of the convention center floor.
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This is especially true of Hong Kong, one of the wealthiest cities in the world, where tens of thousands cram into rooftop shanties, so-called cage homes with plywood bunk beds, and tiny partitioned flats, averaging just 23 sq ft (23 sq mt).
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There are some classic installments, particularly an ingenious silent episode set at an underwater film festival, a riff on "Lost in Translation," with sardines that cram into buses and a Chaplinesque subplot about BoJack acting as a midwife to a male seahorse.
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You need to roll the end of the TP into a long thin strand which you then cram into a small hole before pulling one of the blaster's levers multiple times to feed enough toilet paper into the toy so it's ready to fire.
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In central Mozambique, where more than 90,000 victims of last year's Cyclone Idai are still living in resettlement camps, large families of more than 10 people cram into one tent, with shared water sources and latrines, often open air with only plastic sheets for privacy.
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Into her 70-square-foot nook goes everything she cannot cram into the one-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn Heights she shares with her husband: out-of-season clothing, old files and Christmas ornaments, playbills from long-ago shows, even their grown son's childhood toys.
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The sort-of sequel to the cult classic Demon's Souls, Dark Souls cemented a formula that defined gaming in the 2010s: ultra-hard difficulty, punishing but recoverable penalties on death, and as much mystery and desolation as is possible to cram into a videogame level.
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Professor of psychology, Stanford University By Marc Brackett Regardless of all the honors classes they took in high school, or the science, technology and engineering classes they cram into their college curriculum, students today will not be fully prepared to compete in an increasingly global business environment.
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The crowding problem in New York worsens considerably in specific neighborhoods, particularly those with large working-class and immigrant populations where it is not unusual for two families to cram into apartments intended for one, and laborers to sleep two, three or more to a room.
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This week, as ad buyers cram into New York institutions like Radio City Music Hall and Carnegie Hall to watch the broadcast networks talk up a new TV season, they will again prepare to spend as much as $9 billion to be a part of it.
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He might mention how his father abused his mother when he was drunk and how she eventually left him, working to provide for her four children while shuffling them from one ragged building in New York to the next, where Flournoy and his siblings would cram into one bed.
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By building on the success of the Huawei P1.93 Pro, LG's latest flagship has upped the number of cameras you can cram into a single phone from four to five, with a dual 8-MP/5-MP selfie cam setup in front, and a trio of cameras in the back.
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At the same time, adding such a bonus can really constrain the puzzle: In this case, it required having nine theme answers to accommodate the nine-letter bonus answer, and nine theme answers is a lot to cram into a puzzle — it doesn't leave much room for long nontheme answers.
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In the recent low-price gas world, I've found myself dreaming about replacing my miserly compact — a little Subaru Impreza — with a more generously sized model, one with enough space for skis and boots and boxes and luggage and other assorted pieces of paraphernalia that I might want to cram into the vehicle one day.
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What to Expect When You&aposre Expecting the 2018 iPhone Event [Update]In a little less than a week a horde of rabid souls will cram into the Steve Jobs Theater on the…Read more ReadThe announcement in the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple HQ in Cupertino will kick off today, September 12 at 1pm EST/10am PST.
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Hearing this was a reminder that — as anxious as I may get about all the great books I'll never live long enough to cram into my head — there are times when the only strategy that makes sense is to stop cramming, take a deep breath and start again from the beginning of whatever sentence you're on.
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For the latter, you and the artist (or artists, or artist plus their manager plus their significant other plus their three closest high school friends for some reason) generally cram into a corner of the green room backstage, or the front bench of a van, or maybe, if they're of a certain level, a sterile label office.
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To be fair, Tomasky is not only trying to cram into 150 pages what dozens of other writers have covered in thousands, but he is also writing about a president of recent vintage who remains a polarizing figure and who has led a post-White House life filled with deeds both good and suspect (see the dealings of the Clinton Foundation).
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One thing I see every year is the big players in the TV space — Samsung, LG and Sony — all trying to outdo each other when it comes to panel sizes, pixel counts, and the sheer amount of tech one can cram into a TV. Last year, for example, Samsung brought an enormous 8K OLED TV — which, as pointless as it was for most consumers, did look mighty impressive in the flesh.
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