The sounds that fill the small, crammed room are not common in today's digital age, when alarm clocks are often designed to make you feel like you need to get up and go.

狭小纷乱的房间里回荡的声音在当今这个闹钟只是被设计来叫醒我们的数字时代可真是不常见。

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As a result, our roads are more often than not crammed with cars.

因此，道路往往没有堆满了汽车。

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But about 1.5 million people are crammed into private homes, often as many as 24 to a single room.

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Pigs destined for slaughter are often seen crammed excruciatingly tightly in cages on the backs of lorries.

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It often felt crammed in, like Nintendo was trying to hard sell you on the concept even if you were perfectly happy with your waggle-free playing experience.

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And if you rank high enough, you can get your name and photo plastered on a billboard along highway 101, the often-crammed corridor that connects the Palo Alto to San Francisco.

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