Cars, including Barnhart's, are now piled upside down and sideways in the parking lot.

CNN: Doctor's quick thinking saves patients

As Spanish-language television blared out the news, they sat down to plates piled with shredded gouda cheese, plantains and stuffed cornbread patties.

CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

Power in Dharavi, a giant Mumbai slum, is now largely tolled, with meters nestling next to curing factories piled with goat skins and people melting down used plastic cutlery.

ECONOMIST: Energy in India

An entertainment and news industry based in large part in Hollywood piled on the plight of Detroit brands by talking them down for decades.

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Pryce grabbed his hat-trick from Wigan's first attack of the second half, and then O'Loughlin piled on the misery with a try from a charge down.

BBC: Widnes Vikings 10-64 Wigan Warriors

Procedures are followed which are no longer relevant but that have piled up over the years, are still used, and slow down execution.

FORBES: Sony's CEO Is Right About New Strategy Execution

Sure, there's plenty that needs to change: Protectionism remains rife and the EU went down a blind alley with its social agenda, which piled new costs on business just when it needed greater flexibility.

WSJ: What Cameron Needs to Say on Europe

Hedge funds and others piled on, shorting 11.5 million CapitalSource shares, 9% of the outstanding, helping drive the stock down 27% in the first nine months of 2005.

FORBES: Loan Shark