Gelato has almost no overrun and ice cream can have up to 100% overrun.
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But they've overrun the Mexican police, and they've overrun and hurt badly Mexican soldiers.
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We saw that two days ago ... they have overrun the Mexican police, and they have overrun and hurt badly Mexican soldiers.
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Yet, in the more than 4,000 IT projects they surveyed, the average schedule overrun was +37 percent , and the average cost overrun was +107 percent.
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""It is highly unlikely to be physically overrun by anyone," he said, adding that "anyone who attempts to overrun that will run into a buzzsaw.
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Which nobody paid attention to, really, because ... Yes, overrun.
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We got about 25,000 people and we were, well, overrun.
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We're fixing tremendous amounts of wall where it's been overrun.
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It was trying to charge a border and overrun it.
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A magical academy has been overrun by ghosts and ghouls!
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The pinned down force was in danger of being overrun.
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Residents had complained that Disneyland visitors had overrun their neighborhoods.
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Believing that protesters would soon overrun the building, he resigned.
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" We do not want our campuses overrun with eager "see
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The plane slid onto a runway overrun area, Southwest said.
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But on Sunday, it appeared to be overrun by journalists.
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Today, the island lies in ruins, completely overrun by nature.
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The hate, anger and vengeance have somehow overrun human decency.
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The Internet Is Overrun With Images of Child Sexual Abuse.
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Our community knows what happens when terrorists overrun a country.
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The country was overrun with illegal immigrants, because of Obama.
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They see emergency rooms deluged and their public parks overrun.
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Farah city was briefly overrun by the Taliban in January.
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Hollywood seems overrun by old ideas rather than new ones.
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I assume he gets a plum spot away from the fiercest fighting, but when Winterfell is overrun—and it will be overrun—I think there's a good chance he dies defending Little Sam and Gilly.
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Army outposts and operating bases have been overrun in recent months.
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We cannot allow our country to be overrun by illegal immigrants.
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Not everyone does, so don't let that pressure overrun your life.
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Monday "because the house was overrun with other dogs," he added.
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Three years after Batman disappeared, criminal gangs have nearly overrun Gotham.
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It can't be long until Twitch is overrun with these creations.
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Much of the world is "overrun with free pollutants and marauders".
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The obvious, glamorous verticals of tech have been overrun with startups.
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It had long been overrun by illegally parked cars and trucks.
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And by the time they arrived, it was overrun with octopuses.
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The West falls as it fails to see Europe being overrun.
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He removed my appendix, which had been overrun by the disease.
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The airliner slid onto a runway overrun area, Southwest Airlines said.
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Some parts of the steel forts are completely overrun with rust.
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Today, he said, Washington is overrun by lobbyists and think tanks.
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But manufacturers of the devices said they were overrun with orders.
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The base might also have been overrun, killing everyone, he said.
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With around 1,0003 beds across four hospitals, they would be overrun.
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As the day went on, the landscape was overrun by people.
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Cost overrun is found in all games between 22019 and 2016.
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The president has also accused Democrats of pushing for overrun borders.
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But ICE has overrun that amount and requested more money regularly.
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The Taliban regularly overrun police and army outposts, and occasionally whole cities.
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Perhaps you are utterly convinced the government is overrun by reptilian beings.
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They repeatedly expressed feeling overrun by photographs and addicted to posting images.
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Nessus, meanwhile, is a tiny planetoid completely overrun by the cybernetic Vex.
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What was largely an agricultural area was overrun by Silicon Valley neighborhoods.
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It's overrun by Nazis and it can't get a handle on harassment.
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An error in the code created something called a buffer overrun vulnerability.
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Houses were overrun, with people cramming into buildings and sleeping in shifts.
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The county is overrun by a religious doomsday cult called Eden's Gate.
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The air whipped into gelato or ice cream is called the overrun.
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TV may be overrun, not by bad content, but by unexciting competence.
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The Kindle is just one screen in a culture overrun with them.
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The Kenyan base was overrun and at least 140 troops were killed.
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The overrun was due to "unchecked overspending" and decreased revenue, he said.
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When the building is finally overrun with Gremlins, they start taking jobs.
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Then, it was little more than a single building overrun with brush.
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But there is one university president whose dreams are overrun by robots.
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Its beach is overrun with stray dogs and crows feeding on garbage.
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"We're being overrun," said Bob Chivers, 82, a retired heavy machine operator.
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This part of Syria's north was once overrun by Islamic State militants.
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Some critics say the Pride March has become overrun by corporate sponsors.
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Why it matters: The world's most popular tourist sites are increasingly overrun.
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"The dangerous thing is that our healthcare system stands to get overrun."
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Last weekend, Costco stores were overrun with shoppers stocking up on goods.
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Facebook&aposs user-help forum has been overrun with scammers for months.
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The group radioed for help, saying it was about to be overrun.
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We took hundreds of casualties and came very close to being overrun.
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My own college was teeming with Karens but not overrun with them.
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So we have him to thank that the French didn't overrun us.
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Last month his replacement warned that the bill could overrun by £30bn.
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But, when I got there, the block was overrun with emergency vehicles.
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Facebook is overrun by fake news and sold political ads to the Russians.
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It would be overrun with the worst criminal elements you have ever seen.
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His living room, bedrooms, and garage are overrun with all kinds of barrels.
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Even some errant cinder blocks on the ground were overrun with fake rats.
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Breaking News: Pegasus Airlines Boeing 23-800 TC-CPF overrun runway at Trabzon.
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They leave now because the walled gardens are overrun by marketing and trolls.
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They then promptly destroyed their radios, fearing they were about to be overrun.
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WHAT would you do if your home town were overrun by murderous totalitarians?
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Twitter is overrun with truly cursed images of Toad, thanks to Stormy Daniels.
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He runs an ad saying that we're being overrun with immigrants from Syria.
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He runs an ad saying that we're being overrun by immigrants from Syria.
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The work as a whole evokes a garden overrun by neglect and vermin.
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Premium usually has 11% to 15% fat and around 60% to 90% overrun.
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For the first time ever, I was overrun with a sense of panic.
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Instead, they discover that the entire trash heap has been overrun by walkers.
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One issue, of course, is that this White House is overrun by scandal.
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KAINE: But I'd like to correct... PENCE: ... and overrun vast areas of Iraq.
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"They weren't hiding their strategy, which was to overrun the city," he says.
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My mind was overrun by fear of things that likely would never happen.
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Doesn't a world overrun by, say, regular-sized house pets become Jurassic Park?
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Native Americans and Mexicans are placated and then overrun, forced out or slaughtered.
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Mtshali had a patient who complained that her hut was overrun by mice.
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In the Midwest, immigrant renewal includes neighborhoods overrun by heroin and meth addiction.
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A lot of signal systems could have been replaced for that cost overrun.
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Political elites fail to respond to the influx, and the continent is overrun.
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Its latest marketing campaign takes place in a hell overrun with plastic bottles.
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The company's social media presence is overrun with customer service inquiries and apologies.
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Trump has, without evidence, accused Democrats of allowing immigrants to overrun the borders.
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Outgunned, overrun The investigation found that a series of failures and deficiencies, including a lack of adequate training, contributed to the ambush that resulted in a Green Beret-led team being outgunned and overrun by more than 100 ISIS fighters.
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At times there's a vague semblance of past civilization, but clearly overrun for ages.
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"We also have pythons, iguanas, vervet monkeys — we're overrun with exotic species," he said.
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It had not yet been overrun again by another utopian ideology or grand scheme.
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Read more: A Boston neighborhood is being overrun with aggressive turkeys: 'It's extremely scary.
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Lately, Hollywood has been overrun by a crop of newly formed, quickly engaged couples.
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Irresponsible scooter parking is the scourge of any city overrun with the motorized devices.
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They said the home was also overrun with flies and littered with dog feces.
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They've overrun the streets of San Francisco, to the bemusement — and annoyance — of residents.
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Without Mr. Bones and his blues guitar, why, we'd be overrun with the undead.
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She has since deactivated her Facebook account after it was overrun by angry trolls.
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It's a place they might have even excelled had their talent not been overrun.
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The Kenyan Defense Ministry said in a statement that only Somali forces were overrun.
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But, this being the 21st century, such beauty means it's being overrun with tourists.
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Maybe there was a production overrun, or it was produced during the wrong season.
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It's not the first time armies of the birds have overrun an unsuspecting town.
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Yet for a community overrun by skepticism, their words can create discomfort, residents said.
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When the farm is overrun by zombies, he accompanies them to a former prison.
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These historic plates will be overrun far more quickly as tourism grows alongside construction.
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The show is set in a dystopian Los Angeles overrun by aliens and warfare.
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And just the cases that are already out there are expected to overrun hospitals.
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I would like to see these artworks living and teeming with life, absolutely overrun!
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They have seen their homes looted, property confiscated and districts overrun by Assad supporters.
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"In this game if you sit still, you get overrun pretty quickly," he said.
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Famous wine regions such as Tuscany and Napa Valley can be overrun with tourists.
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He's warning of an America overrun by MS-13 — an America that doesn't exist.
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As for outdoor recreation, our beaches and parks are jammed, our soccer fields overrun.
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Italy is under a nationwide lockdown, and its hospitals are overrun with coronavirus patients.
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Instead, Spain faces Russia, which had been overrun by Uruguay earlier in the day.
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The jihadists take Mosul and Tikrit in June and overrun the border with Syria.
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Stay silent and it could be overrun by criminals, helpless to confront them alone.
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Nevertheless, sports-related and infrastructure costs are estimated to have overrun by 90 percent.
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Some venues complain they are being overrun by hordes of badly behaved gaijin (foreigners).
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With the annex in danger of being overrun, the C.I.A. chief decided to evacuate.
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And 17 troops were also killed when their base in Faryab was also overrun.
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Two decades ago, Colombia was nearly overrun by guerrilla armies, paramilitaries and drug cartels.
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America's national parks are being overrun by rats, cats and feral hogs Oh, my!
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After designing the clothes for Quadrophenia (1979) his boutique was overrun with Mod revivalists.
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Refugees seeking asylum feared being sent back to states overrun with extreme violence and turmoil.
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Are hardcore and gabber going to get popular again in a city overrun with techno?
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A Liberal Democrat party overrun by centrist entryists would look like, well, the Liberal Democrats.
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Some worry that the show is overrun by brands and their increasingly overblown marketing gimmicks.
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THE PRESIDENT: If you took zero tolerance away, you would be overrun as a country.
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He has calculated that the average cost overrun for rail projects globally is around 45%.
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It's also completely overrun by the scorched, a slightly more intelligent form of feral ghoul.
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Unfortunately, those facilities can only handle three boars a day, and have quickly become overrun.
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"It looks like America is overrun with denim right now," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The spice cupboard has overrun into the bit of work surface below the spice cupboard.
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Here was a post-apocalyptic game that wasn't grey, wasn't depressing, wasn't overrun with zombies.
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But as fun as the job sounds, the mystery shopping field is overrun with scammers.
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This could give power to a single nation to block an agreement if talks overrun.
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Other migrants follow and eventually overrun western Europe, turning white Europeans into a subject class.
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Two security sources said Nigerian soldiers had been overrun by the initial attack on Jan.
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He says he's being overrun by Vietcong, he has men down, and needs emergency evacuation.
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Turkish Airlines resumed flights out of Istanbul Ataturk Airport, which had been overrun by protesters.
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The city is apparently being overrun by rabbits — and has been for some time now.
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In Kunduz, the capital has been overrun by the insurgents twice in the last year.
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"I was surprised we incurred a cost overrun so early in the project," he said.
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There are other news stories of small Afghan bases overrun in the north and east.
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The mystery woman tells Negan and Brandon that her camp was overrun by the dead.
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Today, Xianfeng is overrun with 600 monkeys who have been left to fend for themselves.
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Right now, though, we are completely overrun; we've kind of regrouped to plan what's next.
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Late Thursday night, two army outposts were overrun in a large and coordinated Taliban attack.
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Instead of being crowded with people, this boarding area is overrun with leaves and nature.
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The live stream of the event, focused on white nationalism, was overrun by racist comments.
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Two outposts were overrun by the Taliban, but were later captured by the security forces.
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Playboy Enterprises' chief executive, Scott Flanders, acknowledged that the internet had overrun the magazine's province.
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The three also were separated from the rest of the group and overrun by fighters.
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He worries he will be arrested again if his neighborhood is overrun by the army.
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One of the military bases was overrun by insurgents, and three police officers were killed.
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Ahmed and Ali fought them in Sinjar, and then in Bashiqa, before it was overrun.
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In the staff break room, cockroaches had overrun the kitchen area, infesting even the microwave.
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In a city overrun with racism, the chairman fears the democratization of a defensive technique.
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It reached land along the Gulf Coast of Texas and has overrun Houston with water.
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The patent system is overrun with trolls, and it is time to root them out.
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These are all to be used in case the base is overrun by the enemy.
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The average cost overrun has been $8.9 billion, which is an average of 156 percent.
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As the Taliban have shown, they can overrun cities and launch ever more brazen attacks.
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God knows if we could, nature trails would be as overrun as a SoulCycle class.
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By now, Aidan's Twitter feed was overrun with messages from well-wishers and news reporters.
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France and Italy are already overrun, I think, and not without their own problems. Iceland?
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The militants had overrun Mosul in 2014 and placed people like Mohammed under their draconian rule.
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The couple is dropped into a forest in Florida – one that is apparently overrun by spiders.
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European cities have been overrun with bike-sharing programs from companies like LimeBike, Mobike, and Deezer.
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Too bad all of it is poised to be overrun by ice zombies and/or dragons.
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It took about 12 minutes for that offense to overrun the game but undersized River Hawks.
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Not long ago America seemed stale and overrun by lawsuits, particularly compared with fast-growing economies.
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It's a world 230 years into a zombie apocalypse and ivy and weeds have overrun civilization.
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The negotiations were supposed to wrap up by end-March look set to overrun by months.
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Many coastal and inland communities remained under water from storm surge or overrun rivers and creeks.
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This has resulted in huge sections of the city being overrun with homeless and desperate people.
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But this does not mean that the capital is being overrun by absentee investors living abroad.
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The streets of every major city are about to be overrun by a horde of zombies.
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Nestle's blog was so overrun by trolls and she had to shut the comments section down.
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The insurgents had overrun a check post on the highway and remained entrenched and blocking traffic.
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If nothing was done, the base would be overrun in a matter of weeks, he said.
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It was not uncommon to hear that the University of California had been overrun by Asians.
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No one ever imagined virtual reality pornography videos would compete with 911 calls to overrun capacity.
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The Mount Everest base camp became overrun with tourists and was forced to close in February.
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There's a dire problem in which company's mainframe has been overrun by its own sock puppets.
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And the idea that this group will "overrun" America is fear-mongering, plain and simple. 37.
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My mouth was overrun with flavors—flavors of all kinds, contrasting and complimenting and dancing around.
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And he was probably going to die, they would be overrun, and it didn't mean nothing.
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In a time overrun with artists who simply go through the motions, this is very refreshing.
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The landscape, often enough, was quite recognizable but equally often overrun or partially obstructed by buildings.
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In Max Ernst's 1945 painting of the same title, demons overrun the canvas terrorizing the saint.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo insists that US healthcare system is at risk of being overrun.
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If successful, the experiment could serve as a model for other metropolitan areas overrun by deer.
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It's still early enough that it's not overrun with hungover undergrads so there's barely a wait.
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There is no shortage of tourist attractions in the US that have become overrun with visitors.
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One local resident described the region where the collision occurred as lawless and overrun by jihadists.
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Like the course's fescue, the topic of fatherhood could potentially overrun this 117th United States Open.
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The fortifications and tunnels allowed the Japanese soldiers to retake positions that had already been overrun.
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Cemetery officials said they were overrun with calls, emails and visits on Tuesday from distressed families.
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The ferry to the main island is unreliable and overrun with tourists who get first dibs.
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But the comments posted below the videos became overrun with suggestive remarks directed at the children.
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Behind this launch were years of evolution in a field previously overrun by clunky drone models.
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Work orders in the White House say that roaches and mice have overrun the West Wing.
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We will be overrun with crime and with people that should not be in our country.
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Overrun by outrage Having stoked anti-Obama fever in order to score midterm victories at the polls and then failed to deliver on pledges to derail major elements of the President's agenda, the party elite now finds itself overrun by a wave of outrage and discontent.
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Central Mali has in the past few years been overrun by jihadists with links to al Qaeda.
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In a statement, Taliban spokesman Qari Yousuf Ahmadi said the insurgents had overrun two checkpoints in Gereshk.
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Life in the wilderness was tough, and there were fears the camp might be overrun by marauders.
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Nine police officers were killed when three police posts in northern Rakhine State were overrun on Oct.
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If we'd all stuck with our first dream, the world would be overrun with cowboys and princesses.
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Within a few years of its opening the island was overrun with rats, overcrowded, filthy and dangerous.
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But we can remember that for one glorious week in July, Twitter was overrun by Elon Musks.
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In 2013, regime forces in the area were overrun by the al-Qaeda-affiliated al-Nusra Front.
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Pop-up stores haven't been overrun lately and they've closed for "a brief nap" as of today.
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It sucks they're selling it because Nashville is just getting overrun with buildings and apartments and condos.
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The measures are supposed to clean up the sidewalks in a city overrun by electric scooter startups.
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This week, Honolulu will be overrun by gods and monsters, impossible visions and creatures that defy imagination.
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If the world gets overrun by the Walkers, it really doesn't matter who's sitting on that throne.
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If you're finding yourself overrun with spam, then a dedicated solution like MailWasher might be called for.
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When caffeine puts your brain and body into this hyper-aroused state, your emotions overrun your behavior.
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Since polls opened early this morning, New York City's primary has been overrun with complaints about irregularities.
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Before long, my apartment was overrun with bugs, and soon all of my meals would be too.
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The Cheebab has been around since May of 2018 and we've been overrun with requests ever since.
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There are a few times each year when your Instagram feed is overrun by the same image.
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Since reunification people in the region have felt they were "overrun by the West", says Mr Holm.
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The band's shows were being overrun by violent older people that he suspected might be undercover cops.
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An environmentalist obsessed with protecting birds, May shared Tanton's fear that immigrants would overrun America's "native" population.
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A vast facility, it is frequently overrun with patients, leading to shortages of medicine, equipment and staff.
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It has 10% to 11% fat and a lot more air, upwards of 90% to 100% overrun.
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Economy contains exactly 10% fat, which is the minimum USDA standard, and has 95% to 100% overrun.
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" The message, Mr. Massie said, was not subtle: "Vote Leave, Britain, or be overrun by brown people.
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He repeatedly stretched the facts, for example, in describing the United States as overrun by dangerous migrants.
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The Taliban was hoping again to overrun the city this year, and nearly did so last month.
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As naïve as it may sound, we saw ourselves as overrun not by refugees, but by fans.
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Trump would say because we currently have open borders and we are being overrun by illegal immigrants.
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On August 11th, Huffman's alma mater, the University of Virginia, was overrun by white nationalists carrying torches.
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"Amsterdam is very popular with tourists to the point where it's pretty overrun," said marketing manager, Michelle.
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For Trump and Republicans, the caravan is a potent metaphor for an America overrun by violent immigrants.
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In March, Taliban fighters attempted to overrun a U.S.-Afghan base in Helmand before they were repelled.
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And as opponents try to find Leicester's weak spots, the defense quietly, industriously refuses to be overrun.
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It was the first time they'd been separated, and both parent and child were overrun with grief.
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Recently, though, Jeremy Renner Official had been overrun by trolls impersonating the actor and harassing other fans.
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Know a scenic route that isn't overrun with traffic — and would you be kind enough to share?
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All was going well until 210, when Denmark proper was overrun by the forces of Nazi Germany.
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"Trump Requests 'More' Foreign Workers as Southern Border Gets Overrun," the site blared on its home page.
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It drew hundreds of thousands of comments and emails, causing the F.C.C.'s system to be overrun.
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Even before that, some residents had long chafed at Republicans' suggestions that they were overrun with crime.
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Is your town being overrun by those who can afford to escape coastal flooding or extreme heat?
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Our little village of Les Deux Eglises, I was informed almost casually, had been overrun by Germans.
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Local officials said that 14 police officers were killed and the checkpoint was overrun by the Taliban.
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Though, the area was never overrun, but it was good to have first pick of lounging location.
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The first is that a US base built in the 1950s-1980s is going to be overrun.
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Farms have been overrun by lava or crops have died due to volcanic gases in the air.
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Mr. Soumana's home region beside Niger's border with Nigeria had been overrun by jihadists from Boko Haram.
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A: You and your wife are entitled to live in a sanitary home not overrun with pests.
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Many astronomers feared that the Webb's most recent cost overrun would come at the expense of Wfirst.
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Starting in late 2015, Balfour Beatty was overrun with maintenance requests in both old and new homes.
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Prince William clearly was overrun with emotion retracing his mother's iconic 1992 visit to the Taj Mahal.
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To be sure, this isn't a clear path for fully autonomous vehicles to overrun the streets of California.
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Several bodies of civilians were found shot some of the villages that the militants had overrun, they said.
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The mattresses and contaminated medical supplies were looted from the facility after it was overrun by a mob.
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Burkina Faso has been overrun by Islamist violence this year that armed forces have been unable to contain.
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"We don't want people to know how good this place is because then it'll be overrun," he said.
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The women are shepherded into a decrepit, overrun Fenway Park, where three massive gallows have been set up.
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Facebook's feature that lets people leave comments with their Facebook accounts on other websites is overrun with spam.
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The natural ecology of the Bay Area was thoroughly demolished long ago, overrun by farms, cities and suburbs.
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The country's president made a humanitarian plea for hotels to help in March as some cities were overrun.
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And if you're going to underrun at the beginning, maybe you should overrun that 2%, 2.5% after that.
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Many coastal and inland communities remained under water, either from coastal storm surge or overrun rivers and creeks.
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Taliban spokesman Qari Yousuf Ahmadi confirmed on Tuesday that the insurgents had indeed overrun the two two checkpoints.
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Originally marked as a game reserve by colonists, it was overrun by the Islamic insurgents several years ago.
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Otherwise, potential residents get skittish if they think that the halls might eventually get overrun with college students.
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The original Takechan, now overrun with vermin and mold, was a neighborhood fixture in Naraha for 40 years.
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When he first set up the Lenny server in 2013, Mango said they were overrun by prank callers.
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Susan's tombstone in her hometown of Rochester, NY has been overrun with "I Voted" stickers and American flags.
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Computers will detect complex diagnoses in piles of medical images in overrun clinics, and that's just the beginning.
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Super Premium has the most fat—between 14% and 1003%—and can have as low as 20% overrun.
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The Taliban fighters recount "stories of bravery, how they manage to blow up armored vehicles" and overrun checkpoints.
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But the engine overrun, the burble of backfire as an engine burns off excess gasoline, was suddenly gone.
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Every afternoon, Kanku-Dai was overrun with dozens of neighborhood children, nearly all from working-class Latino families.
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But the course, like much of the surrounding countryside, was overrun by floodwaters and the event was canceled.
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He embraced right-wing thought after attending a diverse high school, which he described as overrun with crime.
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The United States can no longer afford to sit idly while our friends in Mexico are being overrun.
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Local leaders around the country are faced with entire neighborhoods overrun by short-term renters and party houses.
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Nearly five years ago, ISIS was at our doorstep, threatening to overrun the Kurdistan Region's capital of Erbil.
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Afghan officials claimed the hospital had been overrun by the Taliban, but no evidence of that has surfaced.
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And the losses from fire sales would quickly overrun even the capital levels that Governor Powell is advocating.
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I found the famous Charging Bull sculpture near Wall Street, but only barely — it was overrun with tourists.
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If a Southern evangelical can't win a primary in a state overrun with Southern evangelicals, that's pretty embarrassing.
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"The cup is full, all it would take for it to overrun is one single drop," he remarked.
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But the News Feed of updates about friends' vacations and new jobs was overrun with viral game spam.
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After being overrun at the hospitals, they imposed not just regular lockdowns, but really specific levels of quarantine.
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A temporary field hospital has been constructed in Central Park as area hospitals are overrun with coronavirus patients.
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And two people were killed in Danville, Va., on Thursday when their cars were overrun by flash flooding.
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The couple live in a cluttered, cozy apartment on an East Village block not yet overrun by money.
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They are also calling with concerns about hospitals being overrun and face masks running out, Dr. Stein said.
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Despite having cases detected earlier than most countries worldwide, Japan has seemingly not been overrun by the coronavirus.
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"You sleep better hours, you eat more sensibly, your life is not overrun by constant deadlines," he said.
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Sites that they expected to be overrun with tourists have turned out to be surprisingly peaceful, they said.
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The district was on the verge of being overrun, but reinforcements held back the insurgents at least temporarily.
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In countries like Iran and Italy, where health systems are overrun, the mortality rate can be much higher.
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As a result, medical facilities are overrun with cases, which has triggered this need for more limited testing.
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New York has become an epicenter of the virus, and there are fears its hospitals could be overrun.
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What these policies reflect, instead, is a vision of "American carnage," of big cities overrun by violent immigrants.
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By the 1960s, the waters had become overrun with raw sewage and oil and chemicals discharged by factories.
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He had always been a fan in his village in Mali, now overrun by Islamic extremists and bandits.
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This results in Delhi, the nation's capital, and surrounding regions being overrun by a thick haze of pollution.
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"We will not allow the Lone Star State to be overrun by hatred and violence," said Texas Gov.
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They would have been at greater risk of dying — particularly if overrun hospitals had to turn some away.
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Central Park gets all the attention, but it's so overrun with tourists you feel like you're in Disneyland.
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That hasn't yet completely overrun the nominations process, but it sure seems to be turning out bland winners.
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Wednesday's hour-long concert marked his first return to the city that was overrun by Islamic State in 2014.
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Rory Smith On Soccer A Champions League group stage overrun by routs feels a little more worrisome than usual.
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They grow rapidly in warm tropical weather, which is probably why Florida has become so overrun with them lately.
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Instead, the videos showcase what's often more serious issues — like being overrun with unwanted messages — in a humorous fashion.
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"There are so many conceivable uses that the market will surely overrun us," Seiffert said, "with certainty," added Fraunhofer.
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They have their own disagreements, particularly over Idlib, a north-western province protected by Turkey and overrun by Islamists.
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Italy is allegedly overrun with reports of demonic possession, and overworked priests can't splash the holy water fast enough.
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Nonetheless, researchers and supporters like Sarlo recognize that it is important not to let hype and hope overrun data.
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Gadhafi lived long enough to see the finer edifices of his empire smashed, overrun and looted by angry citizens.
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Clinics run by non-government bodies and the U.N. are overrun, scrambling to treat thousands of patients each month.
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He has restored a semblance of security to swathes of northern Nigeria that were overrun by schoolgirl-abducting jihadists.
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After an influx of almost 900,000 migrants last year, some Germans fear their country is being overrun by foreigners.
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The Leaning Tower of Pisa in Pisa, Italy, for example, is much smaller in person and overrun with tourists.
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Layoffs are looming, insiders are furious about founder Adam Neumann's golden parachute and the company is overrun with confusion.
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Read more: Hanoi shut down its Instagram-famous 'train street' cafes because they were overrun with selfie-taking tourists.
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Mantua is overrun with large grassy tracts where homes once stood; many have been purchased by developers and speculators.
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Business Insider visited a Target store in Manhattan, New York, in August and found the store overrun with boxes.
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We have classrooms that are overrun ... but these kids get fanned out to working-class neighborhoods into our society.
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Pam Stone's home was overrun in 2015, four years after the brown marmorated stinkbug was spotted in South Carolina.
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This promise assumes that overrun medical care providers will accept them or give them an appointment within one year.
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And if you're like many users, your newsfeed became particularly overrun by fundraisers during the last month or so.
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They had overrun the campus and were smashing up the next-door Festival Walk shopping mall and setting fires.
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Many of these slow-moving Western companies risk being overrun by global business and economic trends already in motion.
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The country was quickly overrun by Nazi and Communist forces carrying out the collusion of the Hitler-Stalin pact.
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Our unfortunate country is being overrun by my daughters: A hundred-crore house is more important than your struggles.
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It's that Blade Runner presents its futuristic city as one that is overrun by the liveliness of mass humanity.
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The website for one charity group was overrun with people hoping to apply for its bartender emergency assistance program.
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But the Taliban did not continue to push to overrun the districts, which are populated by the Hazara minority.
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"The story of Lolek and Bolek has reinforced fears that the place is overrun with wolves," Ms. Böhm said.
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The exhaust is perfectly tuned to produce a snarl that turns into musical banging and popping on the overrun.
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Employees have been transformed into zombie-like monsters, and areas of the building have become overrun with unexplainable phenomena.
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Ask and ye shall receive: My DMs were overrun with stories of queer lust, gay yearning, and microwavable entrees.
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And it comes at a moment when hospitals in Hubei are overrun and medical equipment is in short supply.
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Montreal's 720 percent cost overrun is the largest recorded and almost three-times that of the second-largest overspend.
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Organized crime and drug dealing overrun the areas, and officers frequently face direct attacks when trying to enter them.
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It's an artistic, adventurous unique mountain town that isn't too overrun with tourists but enjoyable to everyone who visits.
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The utopias of desire make little sense in a world overrun by cheap entertainment, unbridled consumerism and narcissistic behavior.
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Between baby bouncers, seats, and toys, our good-sized living room was feeling overrun in just a few months.
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A century later, state hospitals were overrun, understaffed and poorly funded, filled with patients living in often abhorrent conditions.
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But in 2016, his permit was canceled after locals began complaining that the rural spot was overrun with trash.
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The government could establish a cap on overall spending, but enforcement could be an issue if costs are overrun.
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Mr. Trump's base and the news media he consumes believe that Europe is being overrun by violent Muslim refugees.
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They can be overrun by bots or trolls, devolve into personal attacks or provide a platform for conspiracy theorists.
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With their help Iraq eventually succeeded in recapturing territory from jihadis who had overrun a third of the country.
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It's pretty, and there are some fine restaurants and cafes, but it's overrun with the worst kind of bros.
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Thanks to the new feature, the snakes that had overrun Swift's Instagram posts retreated back into their caves and disappeared.
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The result has been an increasing stalemate – but if Moscow wanted, it probably could overrun Ukrainian forces along the border.
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Stark described an incident earlier this month in which a Pentecostal church was overrun by a mob during church services.
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Allowing weeds to overrun your garden just because they have "a long tradition of existence" is no justification at all.
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And why isn't the planet utterly overrun with xenomorph versions of whatever the dominant life forms there used to be?
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The story is pretty much the same — vampires overrun the town of Jerusalem's Lot — but now it's the early 19603s.
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The ice cream that goes inside is considerably creamier — with 40% less overrun (read: 'air') than most frozen novelty treats.
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Often you'll stumble across areas overrun with corrupted robots that need to be cleared, or settlements overtaken by murderous bandits.
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You play as a cop that uses a sword who discovers his city is being overrun by mutants and monsters.
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READ: Disease-spreading mosquitoes could soon overrun Puerto Rico Days later, Juan Ponce de León New School passed its inspection.
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"They wrote short messages to loved ones on personal devices, believing they would soon be overrun," the video narrator says.
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The administration has baselessly claimed that the asylum process is overrun with criminals and frauds and touted aggressive deportation goals.
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Crazy video I just took - this guy's hot dog stand in Times Square has been completely overrun by bees. pic.twitter.
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When the Clackamas rink became overrun, Harding's legal team decided she should move her practices to closed-off, midnight sessions.
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Trouble is, the place has been overrun by hundreds of belligerent and potentially radioactive wild boars, prompting public safety concerns.
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In Kos, an Aegean island popular with German holidaymakers, summer bookings have collapsed because of fears it will be overrun.
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In late January, a base manned by Kenyan troops in the south-west of the country was overrun by militants.
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Iraqi government forces and Kurdish Peshmerga fighters, with U.S. backing, defeated Islamic State which had overrun swathes of northern Iraq.
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A resurgent Taliban is threatening to overrun a substantial part of Afghanistan and is just 200 miles away from Kabul.
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How unfortunate it is, one laments, that ancient sites like Machu Picchu and Angkor Wat are being overrun with tourists.
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Still, with so many waiting for the game, you can expect this weekend to be overrun by Pokémon-catching zombies.
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Mr Rawles himself will not reveal which state he chose, not wanting to be overrun when "everything hits the fan".
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With 650,000 Syrian refugees registered and more unregistered, Jordan has been overrun by the flight from civil war and terrorism.
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It was a "cesspool, overrun with crime and home to sex shops and peep shows," according to The Associated Press.
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And it wasn't rare to find sections that were overrun with piles of what seemed like garbage and miscellaneous items.
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Park Rangers had gone back to work without pay to keep National Parks from being overrun with waste and vandalized.
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Mexico's state and municipal prisons are notoriously overpopulated, overrun with violence and in some cases governed by the prisoners themselves.
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Also if your site is the only one that allows this hate and harassment, it will get overrun and collapse.
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Dozens of costumes were made, sets were built, castles and moors and other natural landscapes were overrun with filming crews.
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Vollie fired and fired continuously and yet resignedly; what with the numbers, the ants, they were about to be overrun.
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Your vanity is suddenly joined by — if not overrun by — a sense of shock, fear and, you would hope, humility.
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The diplomatic mission was overrun and set on fire, and militants launched a devastating mortar barrage on the C.I.A. base.
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The sidewalks were occasionally overrun with chanting crowds, and we often heard police and ambulance sirens wailing into the night.
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I like the bite from chile flakes in the linguine with Manila clams, but not the overrun of olive oil.
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A Turkish offensive there was threatening to overrun the Kurds' autonomous region in northern Syria, which they now call Rojava.
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He also says that cities need to invest in attainable housing downtown so they don't get overrun with the wealthy.
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Santiago saw the bishop off, then lit a cigarette in the building's courtyard, beside a dormant fountain overrun with foliage.
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"A big reason it has so much appeal is it hasn't been overrun commercially yet," Ms. McCann said of Roatan.
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The authors argue that this result is overrun, however, by risks for things like cancer and tuberculosis, which go up.
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With overrun hospitals facing an acute shortage of masks, people are pulling out their sewing machines to fill the void.
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Plus, today's recipe sites are overrun with extra stories for SEO purposes and bogged down with ads and other clutter.
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My friend and I were greeted quickly and brought to a small table that would soon be overrun with bowls.
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Michoacan has one of the highest murder rates in Mexico after being overrun with drug gangs and armed vigilante groups.
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In a posting online, the Taliban claimed to have overrun 15 government outposts, including a "strategic military base" in Uruzgan.
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Several countries sent their ambassadors to join the Venezuelan legislators' sessions, fearful that their chamber would be overrun by force.
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Bryan C. Black, when the three were overrun by fighters after having been separated from the rest of the group.
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Many felt they were left behind, overrun by a legitimate sense of injustice that triggered a wave of street protests.
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Known as the Flatiron Flyer, it was built at the lowest cost per mile and with the smallest cost overrun.
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However, traders said some antiques dealers were giving up because the market was overrun by tourists and by counterfeit wares.
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When insurgents overrun outposts or districts, it typically takes American warplanes and American-trained commando units to drive them back.
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But witnessing our nation's wild horses and burros starve to death and overrun the range must compel us to act.
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The threat next door in Nawa District, which was overrun by the Taliban last year, would have to be addressed.
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Mr. Mohamed, like Ms. Hussein, had fled Kobani, in northern Syria, when the city was overrun by the Islamic State.
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It is not overrun by manufactured tourist experiences and, on top of that, it is a Unesco World Heritage site.
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And if you're like many users, your newsfeed became particularly overrun by Fund-raisers during the last month or so.
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When she was about 15, her family decided to come to America because of her country getting overrun with communists.
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Mr. Beg, in Badghis, warned that the Taliban threatened to overrun the Bala Murghab District if reinforcements did not arrive.
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Shortly before that, government officials in Bali declared a "garbage emergency" as one of its beaches was overrun with trash.
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"Although we've experienced a cost overrun, the technical implementation of [electronic system] is progressing well," Thompson said during the hearing.
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In Iliniwek (Illinois, played from Southampton, UK), Control roleplays plaintive phone calls from players' families as their neighborhoods are overrun.
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You collect and add cards to your deck to improve your chances against hordes of Xenomorphs attempting to overrun you.
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"We are very confident that the integrity of that embassy is strong and it is highly unlikely to be physically overrun by any one, there is sufficient combat power there, air and ground, that anyone who attempts to overrun that will run into a buzz saw," the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen.
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A country without taxes couldn't field an army, after all, and would soon be overrun by a country that had one.
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Our neighborhood sushi spot is overrun with a group of about four kids dancing, playing music, singing, and essentially running wild.
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The bayou is overrun with feral hippos and hunters, and Winslow Houndstooth and his crew are on a mission of revenge.
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Without the NYSE keeping a watchful eye on trading, the entire stock market has been overrun by predatory high-frequency traders.
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The U.S., under current rules of engagement, does not strike Taliban formations unless Afghan security forces are about to be overrun.
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In February the UN conducted air strikes on a faction of Seleka that was preparing to overrun Bambari, another market town.
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Comments sections are like ecosystems, and if you start letting a little negativity in, soon, they can become overrun with vitriol.
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Of course, to some extent this helped cut down on spammers who could overrun the timeline with the same reposted content.
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"The Tenke Fungurume site is overrun by clandestine miners who organize incursions into the heart of the private concession," Muyej said.
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As the notifications and messages overrun our lives, we need meditation to morph from a luxury into something anyone can experience.
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The game has you trapped on a space station overrun with aliens — thankfully, you'll have plenty of superpowers to fight back.
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Now, Reddit, in its goal to be a laissez-faire haven of (relatively) free expression, has been overrun by nationalist trolls.
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Candidates from all parties say they will enforce environmental laws and stop the urban sprawl that threatens to overrun the oasis.
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In Nigeria, for instance, jihadists often sneak up and overrun army bases because the bush around them has not been cleared.
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"His message is we are losing this war, we are incredibly vulnerable, we are being overrun by Syrian terrorists," Dallek said.
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Both flee to the police station after realizing the town is overrun with the undead, and both realize their mistake quickly.
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Of course, no one has been held accountable for the cost overrun, as this is Seattle, where mistakes get people promoted.
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Read More: One of Morocco's top tourist destinations has become overrun with tourists and Instagrammers trying to get the perfect photo
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They expanded that evacuation order Thursday, warning that levees will likely be overrun by Friday, putting even more homes in jeopardy.
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The Syrian military backed by Russian firepower has overrun most of eastern Ghouta in an operation that began on Feb. 18.
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Taliban fighters maintain strongholds close to the thoroughfares, however, and during recent skirmishes, some police checkpoints on Highway 3 were overrun.
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If Facebook isn't careful about how it ranks Stories from public figures and web celebs, these self-promoters could overrun Stories.
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"My hometown of Monterrey is overrun with violence and drug lords," Guerrero, a dialysis technician at Fresnius Kidney Care, tells PEOPLE.
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Soft serve also has a lower fat content but a much higher overrun, which explains its super light and creamy texture.
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"They wrote short messages to loved ones on personal devices, believing they would soon be overrun," says the US military narrator.
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Neighborhoods have been overrun by lava So far, 706 homes have been destroyed, according to the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency.
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" In Indiana, Trump said Democrats encourage "millions of illegal aliens to break our laws, violate our borders and overrun our country.
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In recent presidential nominating contests, states that opted to hold a caucus rather than a primary were overrun by massive turnouts.
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His retailers from districts overrun by the Taliban, who oppose music and television as un-Islamic, no longer come to buy.
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Still, it takes a certain amount of fortitude to stand by while your home is overrun by a harried film crew.
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The mountains are summertime green, but the inlet isn't yet jammed with cruise ships and the village isn't overrun with visitors.
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Most of them fled the rebel-held area of Eastern Aleppo when it was overrun by government forces just before Christmas.
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When we moved in, the rusted metal siding was falling off, and the lot was overrun with trees, weeds and trash.
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The buffet area was overrun, and the food looked pretty unappealing, so we headed down to one of the restaurants instead.
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When this film was released, New York City still had the reputation of being a lawless landscape overrun by gang violence.
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At this time last year, you spoke about not wanting "Last Week Tonight" to be overrun by coverage of President Trump.
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It's the kind of place that you expect would be overrun by gringo hipsters, but we found locals descending in droves.
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Hundreds of members of the Afghan security forces have been killed, in most cases when their bases were overrun by insurgents.
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A few parts of the Midwest that experts thought would flood only once every 500 years have been overrun this year.
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If I lived in a nice place and it was overrun by flesh-eating ghouls, I might get scared or mad.
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At the time, the house was plastered in asbestos shingles and 1950s vinyl flooring, with a marigold kitchen overrun by mice.
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Republican women were animated by their own issues, including fears of borders being overrun and a backlash to the #MeToo movement.
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Before that, many Americans were prepared to believe Senator Joseph McCarthy's claims that the government had been overrun with secret Communists.
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That's why everyone needs to do their part to smooth out the spike of sickness so our health systems aren't overrun.
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They wrote short messages to their loved ones on personal devices, according to the video, believing they would soon be overrun.
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Kahn told Christopher he is "extremely" worried that the virus will still overrun ICU capacity in some areas of the country.
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She is believed to have gone to Nong Chan, a refugee camp that was overrun by the Vietnamese in early February.
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I'd just been to Paris and it was overrun with tourists, everyone speaking English or Chinese or, really, anything but French.
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This is far and away your best bet to appease him while also guaranteeing his new hobby doesn't overrun the kitchen.
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I'm reminded of the album's cover-art, a hauntingly beautiful photograph of a home that's been overrun by tonnes of sand.
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Those were both in the Swat Valley, which was overrun by the Taliban and other militant groups only 11 years ago.
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President Donald Trump has seized on the caravan as a political issue, and has accused Democrats of pushing for overrun borders.
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Screenshot: DeadspinJeremy Renner launched in early 2017, and according to the Ringer, was promptly overrun by trolls in the ensuing months.
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Facebook&aposs support forum is overrun with scammers trying to defraud desperate users, and the company has ignored it for months.
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Despite the common belief that comedy is overrun with Trump jokes, most new specials today avoid the daily tumult of politics.
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Digital spaces were simply strongholds that needed to be overrun, and this would remain the government's attitude for over a decade.
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My parents and grandparents had watched, from the windows of the house we shared, as Tehran University was overrun by protesters.
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The insurgents were reportedly massing on the outskirts of the city, which they have twice overrun, in 0003 and in 2016.
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According to reports, about 50,000 litres is what it took for the streets of Sète to be overrun run with wine.
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In perhaps a big story of corruption here, the Department of Education has been overrun by the for-profit college industry.
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As a traveler I love it, and enjoying our quiet neighborhood, I don't necessarily want it to be overrun with tourists.
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Why the heart of our city has to be overrun by crazy, homeless, drug dealers, dropouts, and trash I have no clue.
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Dre's (Anthony Anderson) workplace becomes overrun after the election as the employees work endlessly to figure out why and how this happened.
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Fighters have, however, cut water supplies several times in the past to put pressure on the army not to overrun the area.
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Officials with two FSA factions said Fateh al-Sham had overrun areas held by the Jaish al-Mujahideen group west of Aleppo.
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The invasive green crab, which has overrun ecosystems from Nova Scotia to California, may soon become a bountiful source of biodegradable plastic.
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Due to the disastrous decisions of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, a once stable Middle East has now been overrun by ISIS.
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Police in rural California say three children lived in a small plywood box in squalid conditions on a property overrun with cats.
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A declining power needs containing until it is eventually overrun by its own contradictions—even as the urge to lash out remains.
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There are those who still fear that massed Russian armor could overrun this tiny nation of 25,000 square miles in 36 hours.
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A temple in Bali, Indonesia has apparently been overrun by mafioso macaques that have been stealing tourists' items in exchange for food.
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Even when they fall, they don't complain unless it's a bang on the leg when they overrun their own sense of speed.
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With San Francisco quickly being overrun by its start-up culture, it's good that some places don't feel the need to cater.
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The attack at East Ghouta saved the regime, as many believe it was about to be overrun by rebels in August 2013.
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Read: Disease-spreading mosquitoes could soon overrun Puerto Rico To make matters worse, the overwhelming number of bodies could affect public health.
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Cities like Miami and New York continue to build luxury buildings on waterfront land that rising sea levels are expected to overrun.
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Those with packed schedules or who are prone to overrun set meeting times might want to build in some extra wiggle room.
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This week, The Guardian linked to PostGhost as proof that Andrea Leadsom retweeting that the UK is "overrun with foreigners" was real.
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But unlike the ominous predictions of cities overrun by bikes, Dover sees the addition of bikes to his area as a boost.
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While the regular comic has explored life in a world where zombies have overrun the United States, The Alien is more global.
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Gangs had overrun his home town in Mexico, and deportees were prime targets for crime, since they were presumed to have money.
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My dad is not a conspiracy theorist, and history is overrun with examples of black bodies exploited in the name of 'science.
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Used for mine storage until the end of World War II, the fort was later abandoned and is now overrun by nature.
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The premium ice cream is made with 20% overrun, which refers to the amount of air that's pumped into the ice cream.
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HSBC argued against this, forecasting that positive cyclical drivers would either offset or, as it now appears, overrun structural and political headwinds.
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Fear of being overrun by immigrants was a driving concern for "Leave" voters, who appeared to dominate the conversation on social media.
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But once Instagram photos attract enough attention, the locations that get geotagged can be overrun by tourists trying to snap similar shots.
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We have an identified problem -- a water delivery system that has been completely overrun and strangled by a regulatory process run amok.
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No doubt, China, as it was in decades past, becomes an instant adversary, as its border is overrun by North Korean refugees.
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They've got TV stations and racing broadcasts, even though you hear every town outside the main hubs has been overrun and destroyed.
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Chance's Coloring Book has stuck around and Bowie's Blackstar hasn't left, but "big" releases by "big" artists have been overrun this year.
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Though a strong side-eye is in order here, hospitals are not overrun with people getting sick from their gross water bottles.
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Many Americans see their neighborhoods being overrun by addiction and poverty, but see neither help nor recognition of the problem from Washington.
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Many of the shutdowns imposed on US cities and states have been ordered by governors fearful that their hospitals could be overrun.
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Moving to a "points system" makes sense if Brits are worried about being overrun by low-skilled labor or overly "foreign" immigrants.
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At the men's World Cup, with its long-entrenched following, cities can become overrun with fans regardless of which countries are playing.
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"Manhattan is alive, overrun by fresh opportunity." god is a child in a flimsy building with muddy floors a lonely child hiding.
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Packed with luxury brands and overrun with shiny Bentleys and Audis, it's also impossibly expensive — kryptonite for a penny-pincher like me.
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There's the gloriously green world, the dark- and rain-lashed one, and another that's overrun with sandsharks and crisscrossed by deadly swamps.
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There are still a few Playa del Carmen locals that keep shops, even if the place is largely overrun of international companies.
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It was now overrun by sightseers, many of whom had their backs turned to the monuments, arms outstretched, cell phones held out.
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Covid-19 is a global pandemic, driving all sorts of large-type drama: cratering economies, overrun medical systems and ongoing political tumult.
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During Ramzan, major Pakistani cities are overrun by beggars who travel from far-off rural areas to partake of the seasonal generosity.
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Because shelters in Mexico are scant and overrun, many of the migrants are living in vast tent encampments exposed to the elements.
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But Mr. Trump, who once described Brussels as a "hellhole" overrun with radicals, remains an object of deep suspicion in the city.
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And somehow the guild that we saw before, you know, this planet is overrun with bounty hunters, Karga's running this entire Guild.
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In Los Angeles, she said, there aren&apost many psych wards, so they are overrun with people with severe mental health problems.
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"We're not overrun in our own waste, because insects are doing the hard yards of cleaning that up for us," she said.
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It is simply not true that our borders are overrun or that refugees are admitted to the United States without close scrutiny.
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Inside Idlib, some 3 million civilians are scrambling to find safety as Russian and Syrian vows to overrun the province grow louder.
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The retirees were needed on the Upper West Side, to address a pressing problem: invaders had overrun a swath of Riverside Park .
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"Donors are overrun from candidates calling them and they don't know which ones to support and which ones not to," Soltz said.
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All of this has made for a media morass in which fake news, hate speech and unverified information may overrun basic facts.
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"Yesterday we saw trained firefighters who had the right equipment and training, they got burnt and overrun in these fires," he said.
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Television images showed streets in Providencia, an upscale neighborhood of Santiago, overrun by flood waters after the Mapocho River breached its banks.
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January — Baghdadi's forces overrun the city of Fallujah in Iraq's western Anbar province and parts of the nearby provincial capital of Ramadi.
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This was in stark contrast to other "rustic" areas of the Italian Peninsula that have been overrun in the past few years.
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A video posted earlier this week showed a rescue crew being overrun by bushfires and forced to seek shelter in their truck.
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It described the heavy traffic as a DDoS attack, in which servers are overrun with requests from a coordinated network of computers.
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In many cities, it goes into the drainage system, which then runs into the sewage system, and the sewage systems get overrun.
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Southern EU states such as Italy and Greece feel overrun and the bloc's eastern members refuse to host any of the new arrivals.
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Crackdown 3 is an open-world action game that tasks you with saving a city overrun by the forces of a supervillainous corporation.
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There is an imbalance in the Spanish league that allows Madrid and Barcelona to overrun others through strikers imported at a huge price.
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EVER SINCE the fall of the Venetian Republic in 23, locals have complained that Venice, its former capital, is being overrun by visitors.
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There is little doubt that President Vladimir Putin would today have overrun at least one of the Baltic countries, absent their NATO membership.
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If you're worried about the app getting overrun with ads, it's worth remembering that Waze was already offering these formats to larger advertisers.
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The only people who would benefit from Suicide Squad not being very good are those who feel Hollywood is overrun with superhero movies.
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The big draw is that the place is overrun by local writers, artists, and other creatives who are all working on various projects.
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Google Maps is overrun with fake business listings and phone numbers that reroute to competing businesses, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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Their first stop was a large vacant lot overrun by low shrubs, a green carpet of vines, and a scattering of banana trees.
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I was one of the early folks at eBay and by 1 it was completely overrun by consultants from McKinsey, Bain and BCG.
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The chosen builders should be rewarded for getting things right but should have deep enough pockets to pay the penalties when projects overrun.
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The Everglades is being overrun by pythons because a bunch of former owners realized that having a giant snake is a stupid idea.
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Unfortunately nobody's working together at all, so the city was overrun relatively quickly and the event was over after just a couple hours.
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"Wouldn't we be better situated today if Raqqa was overrun allied forces there, Arab forces, that wanted to see ISIS extinguished?" he asked.
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Something to do with protecting what's left of the broken, mutant-overrun world from a high-tech militarized force known as the Authority.
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The White House said that economic gains resulting from the tax cuts would make up the long-term deficit overrun, but economists disagreed.
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Perhaps it's no surprise, then, that as this fall art season gets underway, Chelsea feels overrun with A-list artists making middling work.
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Consecutive landslide elections, in 2006 and 2008, left their caucuses overrun with unseasoned legislators, steeped in opposition politics and beset by conflicting priorities.
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In those days, the land hadn't yet been overrun by huts and crop fields: there was still room for the cows to graze.
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Without getting too technical, the lower the overrun, the less air in the ice cream, which leaves more room for the good stuff.
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As these youths rise, they will determine whether democracy and universal human rights flourish, or the world is overrun by apathy or extremism.
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In addition to the creepy cages overrun by nature, I found the Old Los Angeles Zoo completely decked-out in spooky Halloween decorations.
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But in recent years, it has been overrun by a president who sees more value in ideological purity than in pragmatism and compromise.
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Mosul was home to two million people before being overrun in 2014 by Islamic State which proclaimed a "caliphate" stretching into neighboring Syria.
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For years, parts of the province were overrun by some of the most extreme groups in the country, including al Qaeda and ISIS.
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Business Insider visited a New York Target in Manhattan in August and found the store overrun with boxes and messes in many departments.
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The ultimate cost of elections overrun by hidden interests may be the loss of voters' faith in the political process and governing institutions.
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On some streets, empty lots -- overrun with tall grass and brush -- outnumber homes, giving pockets of inner-city Detroit a strangely rural feel.
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Morgan is jolted out of the simulation and left to wander around the space station Talos I, which is overrun with alien monsters.
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And if Ryan stuck around, he'd return to a House very likely overrun by Democrats and end up handing over his speaker's gavel.
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He liked the area; it was less overrun than Brooklyn, and he had a wonderful view from his apartment right by the Hudson.
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One of the consequences of creating an inviting laundromat is that it becomes overrun by Instagrammers, said Ariana Roviello, the owner of Laundré.
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On an overpopulated planet that's becoming overrun with waste, more and more expensive, and gradually less inhabitable, downsizing could be what saves everyone.
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But anxiety mounted as ATMs ran dry in the cash-based economy and supermarkets, afraid of being overrun by nervous shoppers, were closed.
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"What are you guys going to advise me to do when they overrun our embassy now and take our people hostage?" he asked.
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The order from Trump points to the seriousness of the pandemic, feared to overrun US hospitals with cases in the next two months.
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One day your world is contained and protected, then the next it's been overrun by ghosts possessing the adults and turning them evil.
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I know that I need to head back relatively soon, as the island risks being completely overrun by visitors from around the world.
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It looked it, too: against Croatia, Argentina had a defense left exposed, a midfield that was overrun, and an attack that was blunted.
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Syrian officials said last year they had moved hundreds of ancient statues to safe locations before the city was overrun by Islamic State.
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Costco stores were overrun with shoppers over the weekend as customers stocked up on goods to prepare for the spread of the coronavirus.
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Let there be jazzing in the deep heart's core— and let the tide not overrun the causeway: may Orient be theirs forever more!
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Ghazni, briefly overrun by the Taliban in August, sits on the highway linking Kabul, the capital, to the major southern city of Kandahar.
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He could feel the echo of his own terror and sorrow, and again his mind felt overrun by the lapping waves of time.
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" When the aliens at last overrun the base and learn that Mr. Trump is president, one creature (played by Bobby Moynihan) declares, "Really?
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Flattening that curve would keep the U.S. health-care system from being overrun with too many virus cases in a short time period.
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Lately, the internet has been overrun with headlines about how solar energy has officially become the cheapest form of electricity in the world.
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That is, before it succumbs to the fate of so many of its contemporaries, and is overrun with politics, birthday updates, and mindless rants.
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But within the space of months, the program will likely overrun its borrowing limits and require something more than an extension to continue operating.
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My inbox is overrun with workshops avowing a "mastery of life" and "deep healing," all in the outlandishly short span of a few hours.
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Last month, he wrote a letter to the Pentagon criticizing what he described as an additional $1 billion cost overrun on the F-35.
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If those rodents start to hear that at our house offers up a free buffet every night, I can only imagine we'll get overrun.
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We live in constant fear of a world that has, in the words of futurist Ben Hammersley, become overrun with cafes, coffee and croissants.
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Unfortunately for them, the bot was soon overrun with trolls who taught the bot how to be a racist troll in about 12 hours.
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The closest we can get to the bombed town is a hospital, its parking lot overrun with vehicles, fighters, and those mourning the dead.
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The Kurdish Peshmerga move had prevented the city's capture by Islamic State militants who had overrun Iraqi army positions in northern and western Iraq.
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Given these assumptions, a project becomes unviable if costs overrun by more than 40%, traffic undershoots by 29%, or some combination of the two.
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If the company suffers some kind of cost overrun or even mismanages or miscalculates a cost, too bad taxpayers, that company's making a profit!
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In the first book of Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol run, the world is overrun by creatures that can cut their victims out of reality.
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Soon, Morgan finds herself on the space station Talos I, which has been completely overrun by a shape-shifting alien species called the Typhon.
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The people of Hopkinsville, Kentucky — my hometown — were so worried that eclipse tourism would overrun the city that they rushed to Walmart and Kroger.
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If there's one thing that Hollywood's cup is overrun with, it's hot people named Chris who just so happen to star in superhero movies.
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Infinite Detail by Tim Maughan In the nearish future, the world is overrun by surveillance from major corporations that seek to control the world.
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Lost Lake: Run by famed Chicago bartender Paul McGee, Lost Lake is a tiki refuge in a world overrun by Negronis and Old Fashioneds.
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One FAIR campaign in Storm Lake, Iowa, portrayed the town as overrun by an "influx of Hispanic meatpacking workers," the Des Moines Register reported.
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Mr Gorbachev was ten when his father, a gentle and loving man, went to the front and his village was overrun by the Nazis.
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It's the kind of assessment that's especially vital in this case, which has become overrun with misinformation and contradictory accounts, argues Vox's Anna North.
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Four of those countries have possible endemic transmission, meaning that, like Brazil, they are overrun by local mosquitoes that carry and spread the virus.
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The party's powerful chief strategist, Amit Shah, says India is in deadly danger of being overrun by Muslim infiltrators he has described as "termites".
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The area was overrun by Islamic State in 2014, which swore to eradicate modern nation states and meld them into its self-declared caliphate.
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But now the contagion of populist forces and smaller parties that has overrun establishment parties across Europe is also threatening Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU).
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Amazingly, a major cutscene details a much more interesting story, in which a major city is overrun and destroyed and only a few survive.
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Forest fires can burn through the drought-ridden understory, the jungles may be overrun with invasive species, or certain critters might simply be gone.
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Trump has decried the security situation in Paris, lamenting that "Paris isn't Paris any longer" -- and suggesting the city had been overrun by extremists.
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The recently released Prey takes the open-world approach to a space station overrun by an invasive species that mimics everything, including human life.
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In the West Bank Mr Abbas also rules by decree, having suspended parliament a decade ago and overrun his own mandate by seven years.
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The maps were accurate; large swathes of Mabi marked as risky areas on the maps almost perfectly match the areas overrun by gushing floodwaters.
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Canada, meanwhile, announced that its borders were open, only to have them overrun with new arrivals -- and is now urging them to apply legally.
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Still, non-federal levees (built by local parishes, rather than the Army Corps) were overrun in Myrtle Grove and other areas of Plaquemines Parish.
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On Friday, the Los Angeles-adjacent town of Inglewood, California will be overrun with thousands of men and women with split-second sharpshooting expertise.
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The team prepared for their final stand and fearing that they were going to be overrun, radioed for support and then destroyed their radios.
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We will be teachers, and welders, and farmers, and satellite technicians, and guards against the Martian night-octopuses that presumably overrun its lunar plains.
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They found that no games since 1960 had come in under budget and that the average cost overrun was 156 percent in real terms.
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"Grotesque," the midseason premiere focused entirely on Nick's efforts to survive trekking across a brutal desert overrun by gun-toting thugs and feral dogs.
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However it fell into disrepair, and, according to a CBS News report in 2016, was decaying in a Virginia dry dock, overrun by raccoons.
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In Ridley Scott's Blade Runner, Earth's remaining humans scuttle through a gritty, neon-soaked metropolis overrun by flying vehicles, flashing billboards, and oppressive skyscrapers.
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Python SpottingThe Everglades are being overrun by pythons because a bunch of former owners realized that having a giant snake is a stupid idea.
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Jamila Niazi, Helmand Province's director of women's affairs, said she had lost touch with the women's councils in the districts overrun by the Taliban.
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The all-gal band started in Los Angeles in 1985, when Hollywood's Sunset Strip was overrun by hair metal dude bands and sleazy starmakers.
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Last year, as Islamic State fighters were squeezed in neighboring districts, they tried to overrun the Taliban in Khogyani and establish a presence there.
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On Friday, more than 1,173 Taliban insurgents sought to overrun the strategic city of Ghazni in southeastern Afghanistan, some 300 miles from Chinese Camp.
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To explain why he's running, Mr. Dabash pulled out his smartphone to show me photos of a nearby kindergarten overrun with mice and cockroaches.
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He said the insurgents had overrun the checkpoint, killing 25 soldiers, capturing two alive and making off with both a Humvee and a truck.
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The new series will focus on characters who are the first generation of survivors to come of age in a world overrun by zombies.
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America has long been a hothouse of apocalyptic sects and self-proclaimed saviors, "overrun with messiahs," the Methodist minister Charles Ferguson wrote in 1928.
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But in the clip, when these men point to the scenery around them, they vow to slaughter the "disbelievers" who have overrun their land.
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In Uruzgan Province, officials said the Taliban had largely overrun the district of Chinarto, with the remaining government forces stuck in the Police Headquarters.
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The fallout (and misinformation) of this virus is making it harder for people to get their prescriptions filled, and pharmacies are now completely overrun.
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The accused gunman is believed to have authored a racist, anti-immigrant document that laid out a dark vision of America overrun by Latinos.
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The store was nearly overrun before police arrived and set up an orderly line, letting new shoppers in as others exited with loaded carts.
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Costco stores have been overrun over the past few days as shoppers stock up on goods to prepare for the spread of the coronavirus.
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It has in the past 15 years been overrun by day-trippers, tourists and, of course, the 20143 percent — industrialists, socialites and Bollywood stars.
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As the president spoke, more than 100,000 North Vietnamese troops were approaching Saigon, having overrun almost all of South Vietnam in just three months.
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Despite her reaction, Yank can't get over Mildred's whiteness—her unstained skin seems unreal amid the murk and grief that have overrun his mind.
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Last July, troops began to withdraw to larger garrisons, dubbed "super camps", from smaller bases that were frequently overrun with heavy loss of lives.
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In any case, Mark mistrusted his own alley, which at this point, as he'd remarked to Liz, was overrun by the rats of resentment.
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Deer have overrun the state in recent years, including on Staten Island, where the animals now numbers many hundreds and regularly cause car accidents.
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It's Fashion Week in New York, which means the city is overrun with designers eager to make an impression with their new 2020 collections.
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The executive branch has been overrun by individuals who have consistently been allowed to treat the world as their personal playground without any consequences.
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The answer is probably somewhere hip, with cool hotels, good food, and plenty to do, and not anywhere overpriced or overrun with other tourists.
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They brought in period vehicles, including a streetcar, and built working storefronts, transforming a cracked concrete slab overrun with weeds into a vibrant intersection.
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Companies like Hewlett Packard Enterprise were "so overrun that the cloud company didn't see the hackers re-enter their clients' networks," the report says.
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Curators Jane Panetta and Rujeko Hockley have overrun the Whitney Museum with an exhibition of archaeological proportions; history has become the artist's primary medium.
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In a world overrun by the overarching influence of white males and masculine culture, Shultis' works offer moments to reevaluate what that identity represents.
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If there were no serious consequences, our country would be overrun with people trying to get in, and our system could not handle it!
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Boko Haram is based in Nigeria, where it has overrun villages, killed thousands of people and abducted hundreds of women and children in recent years.
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The Galapagos Islands are famous for exotic birds, tortoises, and iguanas, but recently the archipelago had become overrun with more prosaic animals: rats and mice.
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The high school becomes an enormous tower by night known as Tartarus, which is overrun by beasts known as Shadows who prey on unfortunate victims.
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It's this connection to the community and speed of updating that he says will also stop Runway from getting overrun by the industry's established players.
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Neither the province of Ghazni, whose capital city was partially overrun by insurgents in August, nor Kandahar, rocked by the double assassination, voted at all.
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They have overrun the earth and brought not simply modern civilization and technique, but with it exploitation, slavery and degradation to the majority of men. . . .
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To hear the sound, you have to be at the right distance, so that the high frequencies have enough time to overrun the low frequencies.
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It's entering a market that's already overrun by short-form content from the likes of YouTube, Instagram and Snapchat, which is mostly free of cost.
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If Snapchat really does provide the ability to have "parental controls" (highly likely), it'll be a sign that Snapchat really is getting overrun with olds.
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YouTube has now overrun ... and Facebook, by the way, anyone with a supercomputer — Google, YouTube, Facebook — can simulate the perfect things to show us. Yep.
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If Boko Haram's involvement is confirmed, it would mean that both ISWA and Boko Haram are able to overrun Nigerian military positions in the northeast.
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It's chaotic, and one result of that chaos is that SoundCloud is overrun with duplicate tracks — one in front of the paywall, and one behind.
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The house is overrun with a chaotic coziness absent from every other house we've seen so far, toys strewn everywhere and the noise of children.
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Several industry sources said the timetable - two-and-a-half years for completion, with fines payable if an overrun exceeds six months - was too tight.
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The Consul, who knew me, initially wanted to pack me off home because they were so overrun with volunteers, but I insisted on being examined.
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Trump has previously decried the security situation in Paris, lamenting that "Paris isn't Paris any longer" -- and suggesting the city had been overrun by extremists.
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In a scene he has just shot, for a film called "Kudzu Zombies", he plays a defeated politician in a place then overrun by monsters.
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Concept: giant cartoon monsters overrun either the world or the small Tampa-metro city of New Port Richey, where Pennsylvania-born Caffrey came of age.
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Women suffer disproportionally at the hands of ISIS fighters: many have been forced into sexual slavery by the group when their communities have been overrun.
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As they approached the fence, they noticed that the next-door property was overrun by the plant: their own management efforts had been essentially futile.
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Afghanistan: In the past week, the Taliban have overrun a city, burned down government facilities, hidden in civilians' homes and killed hundreds of their opponents.
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Idlib is also overrun with militants from groups like Hayat Tahrir al-Shams, a coalition of militant groups that was once affiliated with al-Qaeda.
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He's trying to convince his base that the Democratic party has been overrun by left-wing extremists who want to turn the US into Venezuela.
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One was the vision presented by speaker after speaker of a nation overrun with foreigners crossing American borders and infiltrating communities to rob and kill.
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He was wounded and won a Distinguished Service Cross for defending a firebase that was partly overrun by Vietcong, the Communist insurgents in the south.
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This fall, as one of the most dramatic presidential elections in recent memory unfolds, television audiences are finding themselves overrun with fictional commanders in chief.
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Much like what happens with Roadburn in the Netherlands, it's a pretty small town, so when the festival happens, the streets are overrun with metalheads.
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Pai's main walking streets are overrun with tourists, mostly Western and Chinese, but few of these tourists make it out to Sitjemam Muay Thai Gym.
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The latest collection, photographed by Micaiah Carter in an abandoned locker room overrun by shrubbery, features hyperbolic proportions, romantic silhouettes, tulle, and mostly muted colors.
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While the food impressed him, the clamor of the hedge funders and oligarchs who have overrun every hard-to-book restaurant in Manhattan did not.
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The Taliban claimed to have overrun the border post, but the Afghan defense ministry said all of the attacked border posts remained under government control.
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The issue has particularly afflicted Facebook, where despite promises from the social media giant to address the issue, users are regularly overrun by hate speech.
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However, it is unlikely that you could break your lease simply because your neighbors are too young and have overrun the elevators and common areas.
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In the past week alone, the Taliban have overrun a city, burned down government facilities, hidden in civilians' homes and killed hundreds of their opponents.
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Doctors will choose the lives of the young over the old when our hospitals are overrun with patients and our health care system becomes overwhelmed.
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The Seattle area was grappling to contain a worsening crisis that has seen the virus overrun a suburban nursing home, killing at least seven residents.
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Although much of the path of totality seemed in danger of being overrun, some prime viewing spots were quieter than anticipated, at least for now.
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But in the last decade, the Globe reports, the organization works primarily to protect the street from being overrun by visitors who are technically trespassing.
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By day, when the trails are overrun with humans, P-22 hides in plain view, resting in the dense brush down in the shady draws.
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"Once a commons that fostered the amateur eccentric in every area of interest, the web, by 2015, was thoroughly overrun by commercial junk," he writes.
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More than four years of civil war have obliterated the economy and overrun the most productive land, and food scarcity between harvest seasons is intensifying.
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Birkenstock said at the time that Amazon had become overrun by counterfeits and unauthorized sellers, which it felt had the potential to "jeopardize" the brand.
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When an open house overrun with "hip yuppies" stirred their competitive spirit — if all those people wanted the place, shouldn't they try to snag it?
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Overall costs are projected to rise 25% to $45.2 billion, with Chevron's share of the overrun expected to be about $4 billion to $5 billion.
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Despite assertions that cost overruns have decreased in recent years, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) already sees warning signs of overrun in NASA's current projects.
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Eugene O'Neill's Expressionist drama "The Hairy Ape" tells the story of a nondescript man overrun by industrial capitalism's demands on workers in 1920s New York.
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That launch site was used for missile tests dating back to the 1950s, but its buildings are now dilapidated and overrun with plants and wildlife.
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But its identity as a spring break hotspot means that during certain parts of the year, the resort city becomes overrun with partying college students.
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Taliban forces have made significant gains in recent months, briefly capturing the northern city of Kunduz and threatening to overrun multiple districts in the southwest.
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To disrupt those plans, you need to fight your way through a series of abandoned missile silos that have been overrun with SIVA-infected Fallen.
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Bauer's endorsement is a lift for Bullock in the first-in-the-nation presidential caucus state, which has been overrun with 2020 candidates since January.
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The Indian River Lagoon in Florida was overrun with monstrous algae blooms in 2016, devastating local wildlife and releasing potentially dangerous bacteria into the environment.
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In 2015 Mukalla was overrun by al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), seeking to carve out an emirate far from the battlefields to the West.
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The one thing I will also say is that when a person thinks they will not be separated, our border becomes overrun with people coming in.
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The announcement of the platform was overrun shortly thereafter by headlines about the first lady's health challenges concerning a kidney procedure she had a week later.
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The town of Rann in Borno state was overrun by Islamist militants on Monday evening before being re-captured by the Nigerian military the next day.
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At the beginning of the story, Gotham is overrun by a new and horrifically violent gang, forcing Bruce to once again don the cowl and cape.
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"If we waited to prevent these threats at our borders, we might be overrun," explains Ebtesam al-Ketbi, who heads a think-tank in Abu Dhabi.
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The two sides have much common ground on immigration, an issue that dominated the election after Europe's migration crisis left many voters feeling Austria was overrun.
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At a time when the planet is overrun by authoritarians attempting to impose narrow dogmas, it's hard to think of much that could be more important.
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The Pakistanis have not been moved to restrain the Taliban, whose leaders are directing an insurgency from Karachi and Quetta that has overrun half of Afghanistan.
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The Japanese prefecture Osaka is so overrun with them that in 2014 there was even a scare that the government would forcibly retire some of them.
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Vegas is overrun with techies this week as massive tech show CES takes over the city to give a sneak peek at the newest consumer electronics.
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Georgetown is expecting floodwaters of 240 to 25 feet (2000 to 3 m) as the Pee Dee and Waccamaw rivers overrun their banks in coming days.
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Britain is portrayed as a police state that is overrun with Muslims and home to a sinister, "socialised" health service that delights in letting children die.
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LONDON — He incensed Paris and London by saying that some of their neighborhoods were so overrun with radicals that the police were too scared to enter.
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Complaints about being overrun by Californians have a long tradition in Seattle, but the risk that the area becomes a Silicon Valley overflow zone preoccupies many.
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This seems like the right thing to do—with housing being such an issue for much of the country, cities shouldn't be overrun with absentee owners.
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Its soldiers board the ship and are attacked by a facehugger, before departing for a space station called Anchorpoint, which is later overrun by the aliens.
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The Taliban had overrun her home town of Mingora, terrorizing residents, threatening to blow up girls' schools, ordering teachers and students into the all-encompassing burqas.
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Meanwhile, payday loan shops, bail bondsmen, prison phone operators, rental homes, and other services for the poor and the vulnerable have been overrun by these firms.
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Or those who have been culled in the regular reviews of its membership base to guard against the ever hip venues being overrun by 'corporate types'.
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It was overrun by people who didn't think of themselves as pirate gardeners tending the sacred network that supported this idealistic cyberspace—our newly created commons.
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And then the UK version of the same event, the players kind of shrugged their shoulders and said, 'Eh,' and just let the city be overrun.
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In Prospekt, Shephard heads to the Nova Prospekt prison — a location featured in Half-Life 2 — to help Freeman, who has been overrun by the enemy.
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The attack came a week after al Shabaab overrun an African Union base near the Kenyan border, saying they had killed more than 100 Kenyan soldiers.
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Before the Count has a chance to say his morning prayers, the plantation is overrun by a rebellion triggered by his feigned attempt at Christian charity.
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But with hospitals in Baghdad overrun with wartime casualties, doctors had no time for a tottering little boy who could barely make out cartoons on television.
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By use of the so-called "nuclear option," they established the principle that a simple majority in the Senate can overrun any rule at any time.
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E.U. membership talks with Turkey, we are to understand, will soon see Britain overrun by millions of (Muslim) Turks — most of them thugs or welfare-scroungers.
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"Between the Kavanaugh debacle … and a caravan trying to overrun our borders it's been a nightmare for red-state Democrats and it's unified Republicans," he said.
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"Oofie" makes Wiki sound like a gentrifying city block newly overrun with chain restaurants and 7-Elevens—under siege but full of pride and history, nonetheless.
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A jokey news package featuring Fake Tucker Carlson and Fake Jeanine Pirro is just as overrun with half-truths and outright lies as the real thing.
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That example is comforting; the second is not: It occurred during World War II, when Germany invaded Belgium and the Netherlands and began to overrun France.
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It didn't matter if the border was overrun, it didn't matter if we needed other legislation to move through his committee — he won't take it up.
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" The report concluded that the Labour Party was not overrun by anti-Semitism or other forms of racism but that there was an "occasionally toxic atmosphere.
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Since Election Day, anecdotal accounts of discrimination targeting racial and religious minorities and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people have overrun news reports and social media.
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When those beneficial bacteria become overrun by harmful bacteria, it can lead to a number of unpleasant symptoms including inflammation, infection, allergic reactions, and upset stomach.
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Having a lower overrun, a term that refers to the amount of air incorporated into ice cream, also contributes to an appealing mouthfeel, according to Simons.
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For the last few years, hip-hop has been overrun by the mumble, with nearly all of its biggest stars basically unintelligible to the casual ear.
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Trumpeter and bandleader Sheila Maurice-Grey comes to life in the second half, but she doesn't overrun things either—her deft solo flutters like a firefly.
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And US hospitals were already at risk of being overrun if the number of Covid-21 cases explodes before fears about staffing shortages fully set in.
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In the past few years, it has become a trendy, readily accessible, less overrun alternative to Ibiza or Crete, and one where almost everyone speaks English.
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And US hospitals were already at risk of being overrun if the number of Covid-219 cases explodes before fears about staffing shortages fully set in.
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" Birx also said authorities remain focused on ramping up testing in communities "so that people in the hospitals are not overrun by continuous need for diagnosis.
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Zer Gul, a commander of the local police whose forces came under fire, said the Taliban managed to overrun five outposts before Afghan forces retook them.
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There is also the worry that forests could be overrun by invasive species that can change soil conditions — another contributing factor on the climate change checklist.
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Swathes of northern and eastern Burkina Faso have been overrun by militants, leaving the government struggling to assert authority and forcing over 100,000 residents to flee.
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Hospitals in Washington have yet to be overrun, although there are continuing concerns about supply shortages and worries that growing caseloads could still become a problem.
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Three years of a steadily growing exodus from Venezuela's ever-deepening collapse has left Colombia struggling to maintain public order in areas overrun by the migration.
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American and Afghan officials said that the insurgents were massing on the outskirts of the city, which they have twice overrun, in 2015 and in 2016.
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Throughout my childhood, I witnessed the neighborhood lose what was left of its character, becoming overrun with Starbucks, Duane Reades, and various prohibitively expensive boutique shops.
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More recently, Iran encouraged the creation of a Sunni version of those forces in Sunni-majority areas of Iraq that were overrun by the Islamic State.
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The earth is being overrun with disposable plastic water bottles that can be found littering streets and parks and floating in rivers, oceans and lakes everywhere.
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Private clinics in Bucharest are overrun with patients, while access to even state-funded care is limited in rural areas - home to almost half the population.
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Each time I returned, the front-line villages I had visited previously — and the ragtag government forces struggling to hold them — had been overrun by insurgents.
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But even that optimistic scenario depends on rigorous social distancing and a herculean effort to shore up the health system to prevent it from being overrun.
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Saturdays, I drove to a local mall, traded khakis and polo shirt for baggy clothes, and skated ramps and concrete bowls soon overrun by frenetic children.
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Ms. Sun, from the northeastern city of Harbin, said she worried the cave had been overrun by tourists and was beginning to lose its healing effects.
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And it's because our system has become overrun by these market and institutional incentives that have pummeled the humanity out of otherwise well-meaning public servants.
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The CEO of Tesla and SpaceX has a point: Twitter is overrun with bots and has struggled to stamp out disinformation campaigns, malicious behavior and spam.
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Britain was endangered in World War II, but she was not overrun; psychologically we do not need the European Union as much as Continental Europe does.
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Then we head to a local late-night café that serves salads, sandwiches, pizzas, and soups and is typically overrun with freshman, tonight being no exception.
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These were the types of videos that YouTube could sell to advertisers — especially at a time when the platform was so tumultuous and overrun by controversies.
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Of the thousands who fled the area, only a few have returned, leading to ghost towns — some of which are now overrun by radioactive wild boars.
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"The oversight committee uniquely has the ability to completely overrun any agenda or message that the administration is trying to focus on that day," Bardella said.
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After a global wave of figurative painting that poked, prodded and examined the human body from every perspective, the art world is now overrun with critters.
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For the most part, both sides have little to do with college students who are, by and large, angry to see their campus overrun by outsiders.
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Before the massacre, Crusius is believed to have authored a racist, anti-immigrant document that laid out a dark vision of America overrun by Hispanic immigrants.
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Terrifying video captured the moment a fire and rescue crew in Australia were overrun by bushfires spreading rapidly through the South Coast of New South Wales.
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Improper trash disposal, not maintaining our infrastructure, and not taking preventive measures are just a few ways that we allow these rodents to overrun our cities.
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The family's property has been overrun by the cameras turned on them during filming, and out-of-place electric cable wires now snake through their land.
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It proves that there is at least one house in Calabasas not owned by a Kardashian, and this one is overrun with children of all ages, too.
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Florida is overrun with Burmese pythons that irresponsible pet owners have released into the everglades, and scientists and civilians alike capture the snakes for study and sport.
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Meanwhile, a spokesman says that the Taliban overrun several villages on Monday in the district of Khoja Ghor in northern Takhar province, pushing back the local police.
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This partnership showed how the car and our mobile phones (which are becoming an extension of the car) can quickly be overrun with promotions, ads, and branding.
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U.S. forces returned to Iraq in 2014 after Islamic State blitzed across the country's north and west, threatening to overrun Baghdad and the Kurdish city of Erbil.
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Clinton, who served as secretary of state when the U.S. diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya, was overrun by terrorists, killing four American, is vulnerable on the issue.
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Radio poubelle ("rubbish-bin radio"), as Quebeckers call shock radio, spreads the notion that the province is overrun with Muslims (they account for 3% of the population).
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When the town of Greifswald, Germany, announced it was overrun by werewolves in the mid-17th century, citizens fought back with musket balls made of precious metal.
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But if a WhatsApp monitor built by local fact-checking group Eleições Sem Fake is any indication, it looks just as overrun with misinformation as Facebook is.
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Beirut's Grand Theatre, shuttered for years, was overrun by protesters for days this week who draped above its vast colonial entrance a banner reading "reclaiming public property".
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Specifically, the landfills lack bottom liners, which help block toxins from leaking into the groundwater, and have been overrun by residents dumping a range of household waste.
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Civil-engineering graduate student Lucy goes home to visit her grandmother in Bushwick, and finds the Brooklyn neighborhood overrun by masked soldiers systematically killing everyone in sight.
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The improvised explosive device detonated near Ghazni city, the provincial capital, which has seen stepped-up attacks since it was was overrun by Taliban forces in August.
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Rather than her old favorite spots that are now overrun, these days Jonsdottir prefers exploring her own backyard garden, a choice that's both quieter and less damaging.
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The story follows The Doctor, Harry, and Sarah Jane as they arrive on a Scottish island, discovering that it's been overrun by scarecrows that threaten local residents.
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That means a gadget show like CES will be overrun this year by all manner of PC gaming accessories, prototype towers, and new and experimental VR hardware.
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Pretty soon that Dollar General's just going to be overrun, and all the beaver's relatives will be getting off-brand action figures for Christmas presents this year.
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Each level set in the robot-overrun city is a convincingly rendered urban landscape that only takes a slight visual fidelity hit from the less powerful Quest.
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A lot of that sharing has moved to Facebook-owned Instagram, but also to Snapchat as the Facebook News Feed has become overrun with impersonal news articles.
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Will it get overrun by cheating and smurfing, plagued by unrepentant jerks and trolls, or just outright fail to attract enough players to keep it appropriately balanced?
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In his novel "Mare Branca em Bulinia", Latin American drug cartels, in league with shadowy figures in the local armed forces, overrun a fictional west African country.
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Ghafor Ahmad Jawed says the insurgents overrun the base late on Monday night in Faryab province, in the district of Ghormach, after besieging it for three days.
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"We should not give the impression that the Taliban has re-emerged as a strong, united military force that is about to overrun the country," he said.
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Either action would probably spell the end for the North Korean regime, prompting Washington and Seoul to put into action already existing plans to overrun the North.
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Al Shabaab, which said the base was overrun, has inflated casualty figures in the past, while the Somali government and other official estimates often play down numbers.
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It almost certainly means Westeros is closer to collapse — and to being overrun by the Night King and his armies — than anybody in the country yet knows.
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As long as society is overrun with victims who are treated differently based on their background, there will always be an asterisk beside our measurements of prosperity.
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ISIS deployed several suicide bombers in the attacks, in which regime positions at a hotel on the banks of the Euphrates -- the Furat Cham Palace -- were overrun.
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And CES in January was overrun with all sorts of fitness-tracking devices from companies like Fitbit and Withings that have the ability to monitor sleep patterns.
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The trio return, apparently ageless, to an unfamiliar O-Town overrun by technology, trendiness and a pace with which our awkward, sensitive hero has trouble keeping up.
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Streams of pillowy bodies wiggle effortlessly across the camera in a new 360° video that throws the spectator into a white purgatory overrun with the slithering humanoids.
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The move comes at a time when the app stores are overrun with content, and consumers are becoming less inclined to seek out and try new applications.
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In their view, the country is being overrun by foreigners who not only take their jobs and welfare benefits, but also bring fundamentally different values into Britain.
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Living it up in a tropical paradise sounds amazing on paper — but the reality is that some gorgeous spots can be overrun with tourists during high season.
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Hoping to overrun the police compound's defenders, the Taliban launched relentless assaults from the surrounding buildings, sometimes getting close enough for the Green Berets to use grenades.
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The difference is less in subject matter than in tenor: On RT, the West is portrayed as grim, divided, brutal, decadent, overrun with violent immigrants and unstable.
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Some 85033 were taken in by England; the remaining 600 were accepted by France, Belgium and the Netherlands, three countries soon to be overrun by German forces.
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Meanwhile tens of thousands of Taliban are on the offensive in the countryside, threatening to overrun several provincial towns and staging huge bombings here in the capital.
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A single large shrimp and some bites of a sea bass, for example, were overrun by a cockles convention — I stopped counting these little clams at 30.
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Insurgents have overrun districts in Helmand Province and are increasingly cutting off the capital of Oruzgan Province, Tirin Kot, which appears to be teetering under the pressure.
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In April and May, tens of thousands of Palestinians gathered in Gaza for the Great Return March, an intermittently violent attempt to overrun the border with Israel.
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But if it's not careful, it could overrun user generated content with top-down Discover channels, making the app feel more like a billboard than a community.
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They're self-contained, so even if new enemies spawn in, they're jammed into a tiny space that you can easily dominate with little fear of being overrun.
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The Austin tech, music and film festival has been completely overrun with events thrown by everyone from McDonald's to Gibson Guitar to Vox Media (they own us).
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She had her baby last issue on a spaceship overrun by aliens, and this issue sees her... adapting to life as the mother of an infant son.
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Cancer or tapeworm Finally, in 2015, CDC scientists were able to say definitively that the Colombian patient had been overrun by cancer transmitted from a parasitic tapeworm.
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Security forces were rushed in to defend Fara city after it came close to being overrun last week but commanders say the immediate threat has since subsided.
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At the party congress this weekend, AfD members were shown a video which portrayed Germany as a country overrun with Muslims, stone-throwers and beggars, Reuters reported.
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A.T.M.s around the country were overrun Tuesday night with people confused about the plan and trying to complete financial transactions before the machines closed the following day.
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A mortar was used to attack the C.I.A. base after the diplomatic compound had been overrun, its fire killing two C.I.A. contractors and wounding two other Americans.
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The summer before, her village had been overrun by Islamic State militants; her family fled and then returned in the fall once government forces drove them out.
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In March, Doctors Without Borders evacuated its personnel from the epicenter after its clinics in Katwa and Butembo were burned down or overrun as their patients scattered.
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Had the North Vietnamese overrun the base it would have been their biggest victory of the war, affecting the outcome even more decisively than the Tet offensive.
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The following night, the Army Special Forces camp southwest of the base was overrun in a ground assault supported by 11 Russian-made PT-76 light tanks.
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"We cannot allow our Country to be overrun by illegal immigrants as the Democrats tell their phony stories of sadness and grief," Mr. Trump said on Twitter.
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But officials are unconvincing when they argue that only live ammunition — rather than tear gas, water cannons and other nonlethal measures — can protect Israel from being overrun.
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Saleh Mohammed Khan, a local police commander in Bala Murghab, said that at least 30 soldiers were killed in the attacks and that two outposts were overrun.
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And suddenly, Jaghori — a haven for an ethnic Hazara Shiite minority that has been persecuted by extremists — appeared at risk of being completely overrun by the Taliban.
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Taliban insurgents had recently overrun most of the strategic city of Ghazni for six days, until American Special Operations forces and air power helped wrest it back.
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The U.S. death toll from the outbreak rose to 65 over the weekend, prompting fears U.S. hospitals will soon be overrun similar to medical centers in Italy.
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The film is based on "Nothing Lasts Forever," Roderick Thorp's 1979 novel about a Los Angeles office building that is overrun by German terrorists on Christmas Eve.
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Every summer, tourists and "Game of Thrones" fans overrun the ancient coastal city, which is the setting for the fictional King's Landing on the hit HBO show.
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In April, at least four people were killed and seven were wounded in a suicide bombing in Bama, a town that had been overrun by the insurgency.
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Units like Battar al-Libi became the Islamic State's shock troops, specializing in the use of assault rifles and suicide belts or vests as they overrun positions.
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Several local officials say the Taliban joined forces with Sher Mohammed Ghazanfar, a local commander claiming allegiance to the Islamic State, to overrun the Mirza Olang area.
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Factoring in the ninety-seven-per-cent average cost overrun for large dams, a new structure downstream from the Mosul Dam could cost around four billion dollars.
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But now Cadillac finds itself overrun by German and Asian S.U.V.s and G.M.'s leaders have parted ways with the man once seen as the brand's future.
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Now, Ms. Sengir said, she is desperately trying to save some possessions in case the lava flows overrun her home, which is uninsured for such an event.
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With nukes in hand, the Kims have calculated, they need not fear being overrun by South Korea, invaded by the United States or sold out by China.
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With fewer than 29,22 residents, Laglio is not overrun with tourists, though it received attention when George Clooney bought a lakeside estate, Villa Oleandra, there in 2738.
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With ISIS having lost its territorial footing in the past year, Russian-backed Syrian forces are making a major push to overrun the country's remaining rebel strongholds.
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Those with traumatic memories of waiting for the restroom at Glasslands can breathe easy: Elsewhere is overrun with bathrooms, most of them loudly proclaiming their gender neutrality.
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The companies acted after a user posted a video that pointed out that innocent videos of youngsters were being overrun with suggestive comments aimed at the children.
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The world is overrun by Heaven's Gate-like suicide cults that are killing themselves off in waves, with each cultist taking a dozen animals along with them.
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Mainland China's growing robotics sector has allegedly been overrun by domestic companies which have fraudulently obtained vast amounts of subsidies from various local governments, according to industry insiders.
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LESBOS, Greece (Reuters) - Hundreds of asylum-seekers stranded on Greece's Lesbos island are living in makeshift tents in a field overrun by garbage, without electricity or running water.
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An abandoned clothesline, upon which are hung a sweatshirt, a tank top, and a pair of jeans, is overrun by moss-like sprouts from the passage of time.
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Images invoking terror attacks, memes of Muslims in France (suggesting an overrun country), and emasculating pictures of Macron have been widely spread on Facebook, Twitter, 21968chan, and Reddit.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Amsterdam unveiled far-reaching plans on Wednesday to rein in tourism, reflecting the dissatisfaction of many residents who feel the city's historic center has been overrun.
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The arguments were overrun with messy hypotheticals about hair stylists, Mexican restaurants, and Michelangelo, and Kennedy, who experts predict will decide the case, was critical of both sides.
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That is why Cramer chose to look at the 222 bear market, because it was the last time stocks collapsed under their own weight due to overrun fundamentals.
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What they find is an actual abandoned carnival, complete with a broken-down ferris wheel that is overrun by a combination of soldier zombies and ordinary people zombies.
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And even if it gets overrun by competitors, it still may retain some value due to its pre-programmed scarcity (only 21 million Bitcoin will be mined, ever).
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — The Shabab militant group said on Friday that it had overrun an African Union base in a village in southern Somalia and killed dozens of peacekeepers.
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Curtis swoops in to quarantine the whole forest, now overrun with red alien fungus ("the men call the red stuff Ripley, after the broad in the Alien movies").
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MySpace and Xanga as we know them are gone, Facebook is overrun with olds, and tweeting an earnest song lyric on Twitter (hell) is a recipe for disaster.
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As immigrants face multilayered attacks in a nation overrun with xenophobia, Ulukaya has found himself speaking out on behalf of immigrants, especially to counter some of Trump's remarks.
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Swarms of the winged insect have overrun the Nevada city in the past week, making parts of Sin City look like they've been inflicted with a Biblical plague.
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Don't forget that this is the same company that, as recently as October, couldn't stop its new "Marketplace" feature from being overrun with illegal weapons, drugs and wildlife.
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Ever since Lil Nas X dropped "Old Town Road" (featuring Billy Ray Cyrus) earlier this month, the internet has been overrun with remixes of the "hip haw" song.
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Fears of America being overrun by immigrants make a little more sense if you think that a third of people living in the United States are immigrants already.
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The spokesman for the Defense Ministry in Kabul says the Taliban have overrun a military base in northern Afghanistan, killing 17 soldiers and wounding at least 19 troops.
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Old Port, right along the water, is often overrun with tourists, so venture to Munjoy Hill, the West End, and East Bayside to see more of the city.
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And I won't tell you this because it's before my time by a little bit, but they have a $900 million cost overrun on this crazy electric catapult.
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It was an emotional return for members of Bartella's displaced Christian community, who had been forced to flee when their hometown was overrun by the Islamist terror group.
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In Arlington, Nebraska, a rail line was overrun by water, forcing its closure; contractors in the town said the line transports agricultural products like corn to other facilities.
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The judge said that while risks remained, including that portions of Iraq had been "overrun" by the Islamic State, he could not blindly accept withholding the remaining photos.
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Against her, there's the Lannisters, who never do seem to pay off their debts, and maybe a King in the North, who's about to be overrun by zombies.
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"If you're really pathetically weak the country is going to be overrun by millions of people, and if you're strong then you don't have any heart," Trump said.
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LA Fitness spas are so nasty and overrun with dangerous bacteria, sitting in one can put you in the hospital for a week ... according to a new lawsuit.
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And in the last few days it has overrun several neighborhoods, capturing and killing dozens of Syrian soldiers but also seizing many civilians, according to reports from activists.
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Yu's the key subject of an experiment on the space station Talos One, but things aren't going quite so well — the space station has been overrun by aliens.
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As easy as this solution may seem, many managers are afraid that such engagement sessions can become "too emotional" and that the overrun of feelings can affect productivity.
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"Come What May" grafts a suspense narrative involving multinational characters to a story of genial rural folk compelled to flee their homes before they're overrun by bloodthirsty trespassers.
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Siriraj, a big, busy city hospital, was overrun by mourners at times, although the river of people parted for patients on gurneys and wheelchairs coming in and out.
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That dystopian view of America, overrun by people looking to cheat the system and threaten its security, offers a grim image of life under a second Clinton presidency.
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Furthermore, input costs are lower, and organic ponds have a longer lifespan than intensively farmed ponds, which often become so overrun by disease and pollution they are abandoned.
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"The Taliban only attack outposts and overrun them, and we are retaking those posts from them, so it does not mean they are dominating Helmand," General Sarjang said.
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"If you don't want America to be overrun by masses of illegal aliens and giant caravans, you'd better vote Republican," Trump said at his Missouri rally on Thursday.
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Using a mix of infiltration, negotiated surrenders and brute military force, the regime has overrun nearly all of the rebel-held southwest's eastern sector, displacing more than 270,000.
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Bluntly, he says he has inherited an institution that he feels is in the same shape it was the morning after the Taliban government was overrun in 2001.
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From the front lines of Facebook's global problem with fake news, my colleague Alexandra Stevenson examined how fact-checkers in the Philippines feel overrun and disappointed in Facebook.
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A lot of people are going to be exposed to this virus, but we need to focus on slowing the pace of exposure so hospitals are not overrun.
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" He warned that if ICE is abolished, MS-13 will overrun the country to the point that "you're going to be afraid to walk out of your house.
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On a tour the hotel arranged, I visited the crab market, former royal houses overrun with jungle growth, and a village of fishermen's shacks built on the water.
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The second took place when the Turks were at war with three Christian powers (Britain, France and Russia) and were concerned about being overrun from west and east.
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Global Shopping PRAGUE — A visit to the Palladium shopping center in central Prague might make you think that the Czech capital has been overrun by international mega-brands.
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Things got particularly bad at the end of April, when the central government in Kabul expressed fear that the Taliban had made it a priority to overrun Ghazni.
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Konecranes said 18 million euros ($20 million) cost overrun related to the execution of a port crane project in the United States would hit its first quarter profits.
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And Mr. Washington argued that voters, struggling with the daily burden of traffic here, would have supported it if they had known of the latest $300 million overrun.
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