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When they did provide lodging, it was typically a dorm room crammed with Bunk beds.

Sometimes our days are so crammed with things to do that 10 minutes represents the difference between sanity and insanity.

He smiled and circled a finger in the air to indicate the small space crammed with diners.

Its steaming streets crammed with vendors, pedestrians, and iconic Ambassador taxis, Kolkata throbs with some 16 million people-and more pour in every day from small towns.

Bustling, small streets are crammed with shops that sell everything from jade ashtrays to Mao watches, while enticing smells waft out from restaurants and side-street barbecues.

Winterfell had been awake for hours, its battlements and towers crammed with men in wool and mail and leather awaiting an attack that never came.

"It has gotten to the point where my days, crammed with all sorts of activities, feel like an Olympic endurance event: the everydayathon," confesses Jay Walljasper in the Utne Reader.

Chiufen, an old gold-mining town northeast of Taipei, is crammed with tourists on weekends.

With your head now freshly crammed with the follies of the five sin-ettes, you're probably wondering if there are any types out there that are worth pursuing.

He laughs when we glance at the adjoining Insider Bar, crammed with mullet -haired fans wedded to the holy trinity of Bayern Munich, sausages and heavy metal.

The classroom was crammed with students.

In Belgrade, kiosks are piled high with papers crammed with details about Mr Mladic's arrest, but they are selling no faster than normal.

President Jimmy Carter pored over briefing books crammed with profiles of the visitor from the Middle Kingdom.

After a few moments of dead silence, the entire room, crammed with more than three hundred people, erupted into applause and sympathetic laughter.