Every train crossing the local railway station was crammed with eclipse watchers from all over Bihar.
They remain similar in different mammals, but the human brain is crammed with more of them.
His center desk drawer was crammed with half-opened rolls of Certs and 25-cent stink bombs.
The front lawn of the First Baptist Church is crammed with cardboard boxes overflowing with clothes.
In Mr Moore's book, though scholarly and crammed with contemporary detail, Lartigue remains an elusive character.
These mini-retail sites are crammed with the toys kids love: Lego, Angry Birds, Hello Kitty, and more.
Each spacecraft is a spinning cylinder about two metres across and one metre high, crammed with instrumentation.
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Las Adjuntas lies at the end of the line, wedged into a narrow valley crammed with slum housing.
They are crammed with information on where to get almost anything from cheap designer trousers to the latest haircut.
Queues formed outside its door and its communal benches were reassuringly crammed with Japanese diners eager to get a taste of home.
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Her home was crammed with designer clothes, fancy glassware and the latest CDs.
The Chinese state planning committee stall has a glossy 200-page book crammed with projects, and a crowd of potential buyers.
The office interior--a loft-like space with brick walls--is crammed with desks inhabited primarily by young people transfixed by their computers.
In my office, when I extend my arms, I can touch both walls, and it's crammed with my favorite books.
Carroll's boats are crammed with electronic gear, from satellite phone systems to stereos that can be controlled from each stateroom.
For the author, an African bar is an open-air laboratory crammed with the educated jobless, an inventive forum for debate.
And yes I knew the world is already crammed with days for far more worthy causes than our relationship with music.
He reached the shanty towns of cardboard, sticks and cloth that bake in the desert around Khartoum, crammed with more than 2m displaced people.
This is Journe's world, crammed with so many tiny details you can almost see the miniature flywheels spinning in his head.
The streets of Ramnicu Valcea, the south-central city in Romania -where totality could be seen the longest - were crammed with spectators.
His acceptance speech on May 18th was crammed with references to Europe.
Shops are crammed with crates of Gatorade, meal rations, electronics and toiletries.
Last Xmas is crammed with live music, video projection and spectacular visuals.
Walking past the busts of notable scholars, each with solemn visage gazing out from the distant past, I pass shelf after shelf crammed with learning.
His office was crammed with souvenirs of his peregrinations: sphinxes, skulls, obelisks, a bright-green wall clock bearing the likeness of a Shia martyr.
Part home, part refuge, its windows filled with sea-light, its walls crammed with pictures and its beds old and kind, the hotel has a bohemian enchantment.
To uncover this bias, the researchers gave 10-page pitch books to 101 graduate business students, crammed with financial information about a hypothetical venture-capital investment.
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