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On the Portrait Gallery side, the often-overcrowded presidential galleries benefit from visitor limits as well.

One way to get around the issue of too many items overcrowding the plate is to limit yourself to just a few ingredients that offer a diverse range of contrasting profiles.

Walmart is opting for three separate, major sales events in November, rather than one big blowout around Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday to avoid overcrowding stores, a strategy followed by its close rival.

Bending time with technology, it turns out, is one of flexible density’s secret weapons for sharing the city without overcrowding.

Researchers think Manaus’s epidemic may have been fueled by overcrowding, limited access to clean water, and reliance on crowded boat travel.

Ippoliti says that the centers should close because many are overcrowded and unsafe.

Overcrowded and strapped for workers, there was not a single medical facility that could take her.

The overcrowded school where the family had sought refuge was a scene of despair and squalor.

None has ever left the narrow and overcrowded 40-kilometer strip of land called Gaza.

Her voice trailed off and she looked out on to the road, overcrowded with traffic and dirty.

It would be like opening the windows upon a stuffy, overcrowded and unventilated room of disputing people.

The result is streets of overcrowded homes unsuitable for family life.

The homes were too small, too overcrowded to give social opportunity to the family.

She was born into a house probably overcrowded before she came into it; she slept, ate, lived with crowds.

The South has a milder climate, nature requires less labor for production, and the commercial centres are not overcrowded.